Hey Goldgifer, I've been watching that viral 3D‑printing craze—any chance we could try crafting something with it?

I’m thinking of a small, adjustable necklace that can hold a tiny charm—like a tiny key or a leaf. We could print it in resin so it’s lightweight and strong, and we’ll finish it with a smooth clear coat. That way it looks polished but still lets you add a different charm whenever you feel like it. Let’s sketch the basic shape first and decide on a few interchangeable parts.

Alright, first step: lay out a simple sketch of the base—just a thin, round chain that fits snugly around the neck. Then we’ll design a small clip‑type latch that holds each charm. Make sure the latch has a tiny screw thread so the charms can twist on and off cleanly. Once we have those drawings, we can set up the 3D printer settings for resin and test a few samples. That should keep us on track without getting lost in the details.