Post January 6, 2025 1 min read

A Printed Adapter Between Two Toy Systems

Wooden train tracks in one box, big plastic building bricks in another. My kids kept trying to join them and the pieces just did not meet.

Someone had already designed the missing link and shared it as a printable file. I ran it off on my own printer, and now both toy worlds connect properly.

Small print, twenty minutes of machine time, and an argument in the playroom that no longer happens.

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