Your $1 refundable reservation locks in the best possible discount at launch — I'm planning pricing tiers between $5 and $20, and the earlier you reserve, the more you’ll save. This exclusive discount will only be available to those who reserve before the official launch.

You'll also get:

• Test pieces, these will be available in the near future so that you can try before you buy!
• pre-launch perks
  
• A limited edition gift, exclusively for $1 reservers, if you choose to purchase Nodes later (TBD based on feedback)

The $1 reservation helps me gauge real interest — I'm trying to see how many people are genuinely excited enough about Nodes to put a little money behind it.

It’s also completely refundable and can be canceled anytime for any reason, no questions asked.

Nodes is an innovative new 3D printable organization and storage system designed to allow you to design, create, and download your own infinitely customizable storage solutions.

It allows you to build organizational structures ranging in size from a shoebox, to a large bookcase. Each organizational unit can be built to fit your space perfectly (+-2.5mm) in any direction no matter how oddly shaped the dimension are or what your heart desires.

Not only can you build storage units, but in the future, Nodes will allow you to attach different modular building components together, such as adding pegboards to the side of new bookcase, or a table that can fold and unfold, all perfectly tailored to fit your space.

A modular building ecosystem (MBE) has multiple modular building systems that work together to form a building system that is more comprehensive and saleable than a standard modular building system. It allows for building more complex objects and structures across various domains, where a modular building system tends to only have one connection method, and has a very singular purpose. Nodes: Modular Building Ecosystem is designed to be incredibly flexible and ensure that your organizational structures are only limited by your imagination. Feel free to join our community if you want to see some of what other people have done with Nodes!

Nodes has taken such a long time to develop because not only did I want it to be perfect, I wanted it to be a product that I would be proud of.

This means I've had to test the system at scale multiple times, as well as doing time tests on various components to ensure that they will work not just on the first day you print them, but every day in the coming months and years to ensure that you have a great experience with Nodes and keep coming back for more!

Yeap! But most likely you won't be purchasing directly from me. My plan is to connect you with a network of merchants who will 3D print nodes, and ship them directly to you! Oh, and don't worry about them breaking during shipment, I literally used Nodes to armor pack some 3D printers when I moved from LA to Seattle =D

Nodes is designed to work with any combination of 3D printer (FDM), and filament combination. It accomplishes this by using our patent pending system which ensures that there is only one possible calibration for ALL Nodes (as long as you don't modify the geometry in any way shape or form). This way, no matter who prints it, or what combination of printer and materials are used, it will always be compatible with other one printed!

Nodes will also ship with multiple tolerances to ensure that no matter what combination of printer and filament you want to use, you'll get a perfect connection every time!

To loose? No worries, just grab our higher tolerance. To tight? No worries, just grab the lower tolerance! Ezpz, no fiddling with your print settings to try and get thing rights. All you have to do is print out our tolerance kit, and pick the one that is right for your setup!

The largest structure I'd recommend would be around the size of a large organization unit. I don't recommend building anything that goes over anyone's head, such as a doorway, or a roof, and definitely not a shed/house, etc.

Building structures such as a house or shed are against our terms and conditions as we don't consider it to be safe and there are also regulations and certifications required to build these types of structures which Nodes has not passed.

I've been working on Nodes for over 2 years now.

Along the way I've gone through 3 iterations of Nodes, where each iteration went through vigorous testing to determine what was required for the next version.

The testing during each phase included scaling up to build a large working prototype and use that prototype for at least six months. Version two had a filing cabinet which is going strong for about 18 months now holding a traditional laser printer, and storing filament. Version three built a 1400x400x500mm storage unit that held two 3D printers for 9 months, and a storage crate for transportation.

However, scaling up is not the only test's that are done, it is merely the final test I do on each iteration. Before that I do torture tests on each piece, iterating over and over until they are what I consider to be something that I would want to use. These tests includes building small prototypes and leaving them out in direct sunlight, and building planks and jumping up and down on them until they break (do not try this at home).

Nope! Nodes was to designed to be fully 3D printed, and not require any 3rd party parts. We do however have some custom tools that can help you assemble and disassemble Nodes, as well as some custom designs to help get you going!

However, I highly recommend planning your build before you get going. In the future there may be tools to help plan builds.

Totally! Nodes was designed with reusability in mind. I've spent a lot of time in my life moving around and getting used to new spaces, and there's nothing worse than having your furniture not fit, or not being a Tetris master and being able to make everything fit perfectly. Nodes is designed to be taken apart and reused over and over again to your hearts content!

Some pieces are final, while others are still in development. Even the finalized parts may undergo small refinements as I continue optimizing every detail for the best possible configuration before release.

Nodes retains a significant amount of strength across the connection points. It is designed to be strong enough in a basic configuration to hold an average weight adult human male (yes I tested this, and please don't try it at home).

I'm planning on doing some more scientific tests in the future and uploading them somewhere on the internet for all to see. These tests will involve crane scales and weights to show off the actual physical forces that Nodes can withstand! I'm super impressed by how much weight it can support, and hope will be too!

Please don't stand on Nodes. Please don't build dwellings or structures, or anything that goes above your head with Nodes. Although Nodes is designed with the utmost strength and safety in mind, this is a brand new technology, and we put safety first!

Nodes is currently in prerelease. Right now you can reserve your spot in our upcoming Kickstarter. If you're not ready to sign up yet, no worries! Feel free to drop us your email and we'd be more than happy to keep you in the loop.

Quacky-On or Quack-eon, Like an eon of Quacks, or someone whose just quacking away 😉 Doesn't really matter to be honest as long as you're have fun with it!

When we say “any,” we mean your storage units can be customized in a wide range of rectangular shapes and sizes, all designed to fit together with precision. Each piece connects at right angles, within a tiny margin of 2.5mm, on a standard cartesian plain, ensuring everything aligns perfectly and looks effortlessly polished.

So while your creativity sets the direction, the system’s smart engineering keeps everything stable, functional, and beautifully organized. Simply put: endless design freedom, grounded in real-world precision.