How we make it

Every part starts at the origin in its print orientation, one component per part, driven by named parameters (coaster size, wall, fit clearance), so a whole set resizes from one number.

Before a design ships, the joints get their own test print: five versions of a peg or rail, each a little looser. We keep the one that fits and write down why.

Every print is logged with its material, settings and result, and every failure gets a cause and a fix. The rules it taught us go into every new design.

The crew's sprites, every effect and the pixel scenes on this site are drawn in Aseprite from code, so a whole library stays consistent.

Stick-figure shorts written as scripts: poses, physics, timing, camera and sound, all in TypeScript. It animates the crew for our videos.

The glow in the name signs, and the brains of the builds to come.

Our own script writes plate-ready 3MF files with every setting and colour already assigned, so a Build Kit opens and prints with no setup.

Product videos straight from the CAD files: exploded views, parts dropping into place, a record spinning in its crate.