u/Existing_Ingenuity84

I turned my filament poop, failed prints, and support material into LED acoustic hex panels 😅

These are modular wall panels with RGB strips built in, and I tried to make them easy to wire together and mount up. Each hex has channels for the LEDs and wire routing on every side, plus clip slots all the way around so lining them up is pretty easy.

I also made a bunch of face designs:

Voronoi Stacked 1, Voronoi Stacked 2, Honeycomb, Corsair, Tiger Stripe, and Voronoi Flower.

The stacked Voronoi ones are probably my favorite. You can print them in a few different colors, rotate the layers, and it gives them a really nice 3D look.

The diffuser is just basic white PLA, 3 layers thick, so you don’t need translucent filament to get good light through it.

Designed around Bambu P/X series printers, but you can scale them for other machines too.

Pretty happy with how these came out. Trying to turn printer waste into something I’d actually want on the wall.

https://makerworld.com/models/2600042?appSharePlatform=copy

Last year I challenged myself to recreate the MotoGP Tower of Champions trophy, and honestly this ended up being one of the coolest builds I’ve ever done.

It took a ton of design work, a lot of 3D printed parts, plenty of trial and error, and a careful assembly process to get that signature spiral look right. Every champion plate had to line up properly around the tower, and watching it go from loose parts on the desk to a finished display piece was ridiculously satisfying.

I really wanted it to have that same bold, premium, sculptural feel as the original trophy — something that instantly screams MotoGP. By the time it was fully assembled, it looked even better than I’d imagined when I first started designing it.

Dropped in the full build progression because the transformation is too good not to share.

Absolutely buzzing with how it turned out.