Printy Good Stuff

Ideas & Solutions

A look at what we're working on

This isn't a large portfolio — Printy Good Stuff is early, and we'd rather show you honestly what exists today than pretend otherwise. Below are real experiments, concepts built to illustrate what a collaboration could look like, and solutions designed to be customized. Photography and full project stories are on the way.

Real Projects & Experiments

Things that have actually been designed and printed — early work, tested and refined on Jeff's own bench.

The back of a 3D-printed photo frame stand, showing its hidden storage compartment open
In Progress

Hidden-Storage Photo Frame

A photo frame with a small concealed compartment built into the stand — an early experiment in combining an everyday object with a second purpose.

Concept Collaborations

Ideas explored with a business owner's problem in mind. These are concepts, not finished products — a look at how a conversation could turn into something real.

A staged demo table with 3D-printed items, keychains, and custom price signs, illustrating a market display concept
Concept Collaboration

Farmers-Market Display System

A modular set of stands and signs a market vendor could pack flat, set up in minutes, and reconfigure week to week as their product lineup changes.

Concept Collaboration

Bakery Counter Display Concept

A small-footprint display designed to show off baked goods without crowding a counter, with slots for handwritten price tags.

3D-printed jars with a custom bee-themed "Bob's Honey" label on the lids
Concept Collaboration

Custom Branded Product Jars

To show what custom packaging could look like, we designed and printed a set of branded jars for a made-up business, "Bob's Honey." The label was explored with AI assistance, then printed as a real, physical example — not a real client, just a demonstration of the process.

Customizable Solutions

Designs built to be adapted — swap a logo, a size, or a color and they fit a new counter, shelf, or booth.

A printed custom QR code sign
Example Solution

Custom QR Sign

A freestanding QR stand sized for a counter or table, customizable with a business name, color, and linked page.

A set of printed price-card holders with sample prices like "Two for $5" and "$3 EA or 2 for $5"
More printed price-card holders, including "$10," "Ask for Price," and "Yo! Check It Out"
Example Solution

Small Price-Card Holder

A simple, stable holder for handwritten or printed price cards, sized to match common card and tag formats.

Example Solution

Branded Product Topper

A customizable topper that adds a business's logo or name to a tumbler-style product for gifting, resale, or promotion.

Personal Projects

Smaller, personal ideas: gifts, keepsakes, and everyday fixes for the kind of problem only 3D printing solves easily.

A custom family-trip backpack badge clipped to a backpack
In Progress

Family-Trip Backpack Badge

A custom clip-on badge designed for a family trip, made to be easy to spot in a crowd and fun for kids to help design.

A round golf bag tag reading "World's Okay-est Golfer" with an illustrated cartoon golfer
In Progress

Personalized Golf Bag Tag

A custom golf bag tag made as a gift — a playful illustrated nickname turned into a durable tag that clips right onto the bag strap.

Four custom garden stake signs, including "Ned's Famous Jalapeños," "Georgia Grown Scuppernongs," "No Idea," and "Probably Weeds"
Example Solution

Custom Garden Signs

Stake signs for garden beds — plant labels, of course, but also room for the joke sign nobody will admit to needing. Text and colors are yours to customize.