Stuff I actually use

People ask me at markets what I print with, what the lights are, how I keep a tent survivable in an Oklahoma July. This is the honest list. Everything here is something that lives in my shop or rides in the van to a show. If it is on this page it earned its way on by working.

A note on the links. Some of these are affiliate or referral links, which means I may earn a small commission or store credit if you buy through one, at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It does not change what I recommend. Nothing goes on this list that I have not paid for and used myself.

I do not list prices. They move constantly and half of these are only worth buying on sale. Tap through and the shop will tell you what it costs today.

Filament

This is the part people actually ask about. The colour is the product as much as the model is, and a silk or a colour-change filament does most of the work before I have touched anything.

Printers and upgrades

The machines, and the small things that made a real difference to them. Not gadgets.

  • Snapmaker U1. There are five of these in my shop and they do most of the multi-colour work you see on the table. My link should knock a little off the machine for you as well, while it lasts. If you would rather buy it on Amazon, it is there too: Snapmaker U1 on Amazon.
  • BIQU Panda Lux LED bar for Bambu P1P, P1S, X1C and X1E. It still runs off the printer, and I like it better than the light it came with.
  • SUNLU AMS Heater if you have an AMS Gen 1 and want it drying filament while it feeds. Two jobs from one box.
  • Cold texture PEI build plate for the Anycubic Kobra S1, Kobra X and Kobra 4.

Booth and market gear

An Oklahoma market is either too hot, too bright or too windy, sometimes all three before lunch. This is what makes a ten hour day survivable.

Shop supplies

Designs I print

The designers whose files become things on my table. Licensed, not lifted: if you see it in my booth, someone drew it and I pay them for it.

  • HyBee3D is the one I use most. Linklets, the Miniverse sets and the GachaPop machines all come from there, and a lot of the small clip-on pieces people pick up at markets started as one of their files. Code PRINTSCHARMINGCREATES should take a little off at checkout.

More coming

This is the start of the list, not the end of it. I share links to plenty that is not on here yet: tools, materials, the small stuff that makes a booth work. I will keep adding as I go.

If something here is out of stock, or you want to know whether it is worth it before you buy, message me on Instagram or Facebook. I would rather talk you out of something than have you waste the money.