Stitchables | Adrian | Favorites https://stitchables.net/members/adrian/activity/favorites/ Activity feed of Adrian's saved posts. Tue, 09 Jun 2026 14:55:12 -0400 https://buddypress.org/?v=2.21.0 en-US 30 hourly 2 b62383aa91a7150e6176d2ab8994ef85 TricraftLabs replied to the discussion Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop. in the forum 3D Printing & Leatherwork https://stitchables.net/groups/3d-printing-leatherwork/forum/topic/getting-started-using-3d-printing-in-your-leather-shop/#post-2439 Tue, 23 Sep 2025 18:20:40 -0400 Reply to Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop.

Ideally, they do, but just putting them in a separate room is usually enough. Most of the newer models have a carbon air filtering system onboard, but still I wouldn’t put one in my bedroom

]]> b00bd177b870e55e0cef7ed6f19a152b RileyQuinn replied to the discussion Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop. in the forum 3D Printing & Leatherwork https://stitchables.net/groups/3d-printing-leatherwork/forum/topic/getting-started-using-3d-printing-in-your-leather-shop/#post-2402 Sun, 14 Sep 2025 23:27:32 -0400 Reply to Getting started using 3D printing in your leather shop.

I haven’t messed with resin printers yet, but I want to get one. Sounds like you’ve made some really useful and cool stuff so far though!

]]> 72bcbe37edf1a902b276b392ee24d3c2 RileyQuinn posted an update in the group 3D Printing & Leatherwork: My first attempt at using a 3D printed stamp on leather, […] https://stitchables.net/maker-feed/p/899/ Sat, 06 Sep 2025 22:49:47 -0400 My first attempt at using a 3D printed stamp on leather, and it turned out amazing. I printed in PETG using 100% infill and then used a 5-ton manual clicker press to deboss the leather. I’ve used the same stamp over a dozen times now and it still shows no signs of wear.

]]> 3 13bd149187bedb11b46a294dbec3b49d RileyQuinn posted an update in the group Saddles, Harness, & Tack: These are made to slide onto the reins and breast collar […] https://stitchables.net/maker-feed/p/889/ Sat, 06 Sep 2025 22:36:49 -0400 These are made to slide onto the reins and breast collar for a show competitor who is blind. Fun project, and not the kind of tack accessory request I get often.

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