Central Illinois · printed to order
The collection
A small, rotating selection. Everything here is printed to order — tell me the color, the size, and how shiny you want it. Most orders are ready in three to five days.
A fully articulated spine — every vertebra moves — under a faceted scale pattern that catches light like cut glass. Shown in cobalt and glacier; also runs in amethyst, emerald, and a color-shift silk that never looks the same twice.
Ask about this pieceHinged wings that fold, a tail that curls, and printed-in-place joints that need no assembly. The green eyes and the small flame are painted by hand once the print comes off the plate.
Ask about this piecePrinted in a filament that's roughly a third real wood fibre, then sanded back through the grits and rubbed with oil until the layer lines read like grain in old timber. A quiet piece — it just sits on a shelf and looks like it was carved.
Ask about this pieceA leaf pressed into the bottom of a round ashtray, with a matching lid that keeps the smell down when it's not in use. Shown in green; it'll print in just about any color you've got in mind.
Ask about this pieceA steamed-bun face on a lidded little box — good for rings, hair ties, whatever needs a home on a shelf. The two colors print in one go, so there's no painting to chip off later.
Ask about this pieceEvery link comes off the plate already connected — no assembly, no glue. Pull it, twist it, drape it off a shelf. The hands and the shell piece print from the same file, so the whole thing reads as one bone-white sculpture.
Ask about this pieceA single-piece figure, no supports to clean up and nothing to glue — it comes off the plate ready to sit on a shelf exactly like this, scowl and all. Small enough for a desk, a tree, or a stocking.
Ask about this pieceThe Hogwarts crest wing and the wordmark print as one piece, no assembly — yellow and black in a single pass, sanded flat on the back so it sits flush on a shelf or desk.
Ask about this pieceA small sitting monkey in a color-shift silk filament that swings between violet and copper depending on the light. No assembly, no paint — the shine is all in the plastic.
Ask about this pieceEvery panel on this one is textured to read like stitched fabric — ears, trunk, even the little flowers worked into the sides. Looks knitted, prints solid.
Ask about this pieceA guitar-amp-style speaker box with two horn ports and a woven grille on top, printed as three pieces that friction-fit together. Comes in whatever color you want the band to see.
Ask about this pieceA simple pointed-hat gnome with a two-tone beard, small enough to line up a whole row of them in different colors. Quick print, no supports.
Ask about this pieceA ribbed, wavy-walled cup that holds pens, brushes, or anything else standing up on a desk. The ripple pattern prints in one continuous wall, no seams to sand.
Ask about this pieceA hen sitting on her nest with a deep, square-cut hollow in her back — sized to hold a big three-wick candle, or just about anything else you'd set on a shelf.
Ask about this pieceThe same hen-on-a-nest shape, scaled down for a smaller candle or for trinkets instead. Feathers and wing detail hold up even at this size.
Ask about this pieceA Hogwarts-style castle wrapped around a pen cup, towers and stairs sculpted right into the walls. One of the more detailed pieces on the bench — worth the extra print time.
Ask about this pieceThe Grinch's scowl, hollowed out and turned into a bowl — hands folded under his chin like he's already judging what you put in it. Good for candy, good for keys.
Ask about this pieceBall-jointed legs that fold and splay, big printed eyes, and a shine that shifts pink to purple in the light. Prints fully assembled.
Ask about this pieceThe body prints as an open lattice, then gets packed with scrap filament ends for a stained-glass look — a good way to use up short leftover pieces instead of tossing them.
Ask about this pieceSame idea as the cat, in a long-eared bunny — an open lattice body stuffed with color scraps so no two come out looking quite the same.
Ask about this pieceA little ribbed dumpster with a cup sized for a standard tea light — lid lifts off, drop a candle in, and it glows like the week finally caught up with it.
Ask about this pieceA stacked, slotted tower that hides an LED puck inside and lets the light spill out sideways through the gaps. Any color plastic, any color bulb.
Ask about this pieceA grass-block cube that opens on a hinge to hide whatever you don't want sitting out — small enough for a desk, obvious enough that everyone knows what game it's from.
Ask about this pieceA full-body wall plaque with a sparkle finish worked into the red — flat-backed and ready to hang, no frame needed.
Ask about this pieceThe mask bursting through a printed web, mounted flat for a wall. A tighter, more graphic companion piece to the full-body version.
Ask about this pieceSanta's face printed straight onto a slim bookmark with a tassel tied through the top — comes as a set of four so you've got spares to give away.
Ask about this pieceA dragon perched on a rock inside an ornate frame, printed onto a bookmark for anyone mid-reread. Set of four, identical.
Ask about this pieceA smiling snowman version of the Santa bookmark, same slim shape and tassel finish. Comes in a set of three.
Ask about this pieceWings built from strung-out spokes rather than a solid shell, so light passes straight through them — mounted on a stand and finished in a color-shift purple. The biggest piece on the bench.
Ask about this pieceFlexible, jointed body that moves like it's actually swimming when you pick it up. Prints fully assembled, no glue.
Ask about this pieceA simple domed hide with a wide entrance, sized for smaller reptiles who want somewhere dark to disappear into. Easy to wipe down, holds up fine in a warm tank.
Ask about this pieceA tall faceted shade that turns a plain LED into something worth leaving on. Prints as one piece, cord and base not included.
Ask about this pieceThree ribbons twisted around each other from base to tip, lit from underneath so the whole shape glows through the gaps. A softer look than the faceted version.
Ask about this pieceA low-slung dragon with its wings spread flat and a crown of horns, in a silk filament that slides between violet and rose as it catches the light.
Ask about this pieceA soft pink axolotl with feathery gills and a jointed body that bends side to side. Prints fully assembled, in whatever color you like.
Ask about this pieceA tabletop dice tower with a carved stone front, gold trim picked out by hand, and a fenced landing tray at the base. Drop the dice in the top and they tumble out the front gate.
Ask about this pieceA skull for a head and eight jointed tentacles that bend and curl into any pose. Every segment prints already connected, so it comes off the plate ready to play with.
Ask about this pieceA blocky little creeper in green and black, with the pixel face printed right in — no paint to rub off.
Ask about this pieceA seated cat with a smooth head and tail and an open lattice body, packed with leftover filament scraps in every color. No two fill up the same way.
Ask about this pieceA grinning little sapling sitting with both hands thrown up, bark texture sculpted into every limb.
Ask about this pieceOogie Boogie's burlap body wraps around a foaming soap bottle, with the pump poking out above his shoulders. Soap not included.
Ask about this pieceA carved, sugar-skull-style skull with a cradle in the back that holds a foaming soap bottle upright. Soap not included.
Ask about this pieceThe same carved skull in a blue-to-purple color-shift filament, with a cradle in the back for a foaming soap bottle. Soap not included.
Ask about this pieceA black-and-yellow sunflower with green leaves peeking out behind it, sized to hold a foaming soap bottle. Soap not included.
Ask about this pieceFlower-covered wings on a round base, shown in a green-to-teal color shift, built to hold a foaming soap bottle. Soap not included.
Ask about this pieceThe Grinch hugging a Christmas tree he's about to make off with, with a loop at the top. Tie on a ribbon and it's ready for the tree.
Ask about this pieceA chubby, grinning Oogie Boogie with a hollow-eyed face and a stitched-together look.
Ask about this pieceA melting, snarling jack-o'-lantern column with hollow eyes and an open mouth, so a tea light or LED inside lights up the whole face.
Ask about this pieceA sheet-draped ghost and his sheet-draped dog, out for an evening stroll. A matched pair that looks great left plain white or painted.
Ask about this pieceA black book with a gold Hogwarts crest on the cover and gold corner caps, made to sit on a shelf between the real ones.
Ask about this pieceA big, hunched Godzilla with a tail built from linked segments that curls and swings, standing on a sturdy round base.
Ask about this pieceA wide, comfortable handle for hauling grocery bags in one trip, with an Aldi shopping-cart coin tucked inside.
Ask about this pieceSmall hooks that slip under a can tab so it opens with a pull instead of a fingernail. Cheap enough to hand out in sixes.
Ask about this pieceA honeycomb-backed phone stand with a flat base, in red over gray.
Ask about this pieceA big scaled dragon egg printed with no visible seam, with a surprise sealed inside. Shown in black with a blue sheen.
Ask about this pieceYour team's crest, printed in layers of color and mounted on a small stand. Shown here in Arsenal's red, gold, and blue.
Ask about this pieceA big seated dragon with sculpted horns, ribbed wings, and scales, perched on a rocky base in a purple-to-pink color-shift filament.
Ask about this pieceA tall, pear-shaped jack-o'-lantern with a curled black stem and a carved face, made to light up from inside.
Ask about this pieceA little Groot on a swing hung from a gnarled tree, small enough to ride on a car dash.
Ask about this pieceA classic sheet ghost with big hollow eyes and arms out wide. Simple, quick, and good in a crowd.
Ask about this pieceA hooded reaper cradling a skull in both hands, with the robe sculpted in deep folds. Shown in black.
Ask about this pieceA squat, round pumpkin with a lid, a black stem, and a carved face with a heart eye.
Ask about this pieceA full-size Oogie Boogie with his stitched burlap body, sly grin, and hands folded across his belly.
Ask about this pieceA chunky little Oogie Boogie with a hollow-eyed grin and arms that print as separate pieces.
Ask about this pieceLittle pumpkins with jointed legs that bend and dangle, so they can sit on a shelf edge or hang off a desk.
Ask about this pieceA sitting cat with a pumpkin stem on top of its head, in Halloween orange.
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How it's made
Orientation, supports, where the seam lands. Get this wrong and you find out sixteen hours later. Get it right and the print almost finishes itself.
0.12 mm layers for the detailed pieces, one nozzle laying plastic at 210 °C for most of a day. I check it, I leave it alone, I check it again.
Supports off, edges sanded, joints worked loose, paint where a piece needs it. This is the part that decides whether it feels handmade or just printed.
The person
Extreme 3D Printing started in a spare room with one printer and a lot of failed first attempts. It's still a small operation — me, a shelf of spools, and a few machines that run most nights.
I take commissions. Bring me a model, a photo, or just an idea, and I'll tell you honestly whether it'll print well and what it'll cost. No minimums, no rush fees for reasonable timelines.
— Darrel
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