THE SENSECRAFT APPROACH
Design that meets your hands.
Tools designed for what you make with your hands.
We are SenseCraft. We develop 3D-printable tools that bring digital design to the pottery and painting workbench. Molds, stamps, stands and palettes offer new ways to make by hand.
We start with practical needs: a mold that can come out of a cup wider than its opening, characters that are easy to identify and a painting surface fitted to your supplies. The interfaces and arrangement of parts are part of the solution.
Our projects are published as SenseCraft on MakerWorld, with files, print profiles and instructions. Follow @sensecraft3d for a closer look at the tools.
From need to project
Designing for disassembly
Espresso 80 combines four wide segments, four narrow key segments and a removable core. Developed in Fusion 360, its cup geometry and interfaces work together to let the mold come apart from the inside.
Fitting your workbench
The palette accepts different paper and sponge dimensions while preserving the lid interfaces. Its base, lid and optional gasket are separate, replaceable parts.
Revising and documenting
Each tool has its own files and instructions. The Espresso 80 manual is version 1.4; Belly Mug has an English manual at version 1.2. Check the version for your project before assembly and use.