Captain Creativity

04/05/2026

I’ve always had a soft spot for Anycubic…

Back when I first got into STEM and 3D printing,
they were THE go-to for affordable, high-value printers

Now the space is way more competitive…
but they’re still pushing that same mission 👀

At Rapid TCT, I finally got a look at the S1 Max
(and a few other things coming soon)

🎥 NEW VIDEO IS OUT NOW ON MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL — link in bio

If you’re into budget-friendly 3D printers, you’ll want to see this

27/04/2026

NEW EPISODE OUT NOW

What if you could turn failed 3D prints into brand new filament?

I just checked out the Creality M1 Filament Maker, and this thing can literally take your scraps and recycle them into usable spools…

Less waste
Save money
Make your own filament at home

This could completely change how we think about 3D printing.

Full episode is LIVE now - link in bio

Trust me… this is one you don’t want to miss

23/04/2026

I just drank coffee… from a 3D printer

No tricks. No gimmicks.
The Snapmaker U1 was literally turned into a working coffee machine and yeah… it actually works

But that’s not even the craziest part…
this thing can do 16-color printing AND some of the wildest hacks I’ve ever seen

🎥 NEW VIDEO OUT NOW — link in bio

This one seriously makes no sense… and I love it

Would you try it??

23/04/2026

I walked into the Snapmaker booth at Rapid TCT thinking I’d see just another 3D printer…

Then I saw someone pull a fresh cup of coffee out of it.

No joke. No trick.
A Snapmaker U1… turned into a working coffee machine.

Of course, I had to try it. And somehow… it actually worked.

But that’s when things got even crazier.

This same machine can handle up to 16 colors, reduce the usual waste from multicolor printing, and even has new accessories that let you print tougher materials or expand what it can do even further.

And there’s already talk of a system that could let you use ANY AMS-style setup with it in the future… which could completely change how multicolor printing works.

As someone who’s spent years around 3D printers—especially in education—this is one of the first times I’ve thought:
“Okay… this could actually change things.”

From insane hacks… to real innovation… to just pure fun—this video has all of it.

🎥 The full video is out now — watch it here:

Craziest Snapmaker U1 Hacks! This Thing Makes Coffee?!

20/04/2026

Is it Prusa… or Prusha?

I had to settle this once and for all at Rapid TCT so I went straight to the source… Josef Prusa himself

Then I asked some of the biggest names in the space and let’s just say… we STILL don’t have a clear answer

But this is just a small part of what I saw…
I got FULL hands-on access to Prusa’s latest tech (including the insane 8-extruder system)

Full video is LIVE on YouTube - link in bio

What do YOU say?
.printing.canada

13/04/2026

Multicolor 3D printing is on another level right now 👀

This insane Venom bus was printed on the Prusa XL — a machine known for its 5-toolhead system, minimal waste, and premium price tag.

For a long time, it’s been called the king of multicolor printing… but does it still deserve that title?

Let me know in the comments:
Would you pay $3,899 for this?

27/03/2026

What do you guys think about the Centauri Carbon 2?

I’ve been seeing a lot of mixed opinions on this printer latelysome people swear by it, others… not so much

So I decided to put it to the test and break everything down in this video

After months of testing… the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 review is finally here.This one took longer than expected to get out not because of the printer, but li...

27/03/2026

05/02/2026

The .us Atom is a multicolor prototype featuring hot-swappable tool heads and a modular system designed to support a huge range of colors. It’s an ambitious concept aimed at pushing multi-material and multicolor printing further than most desktop setups. Definitely one to watch as development continues.

02/02/2026

Taking maker tech where it really matters the classroom.

Dropped off the Makera Carvera Air into a real school STEM program so students, teachers, and beginners can put it to the test in an actual learning environment. From first-time users to experienced makers, this is where we’ll see how it truly performs outside of the studio.