I think thatās a Boletus @luxton
Thatās funky looking.
I heard thereās been a abundance of death caps in the lower mainland this year and to keep a look out for them. This isnāt one. But kinda scary nevertheless.
I have a friend with a 3d printer .
Gotta get him to look to see if he can find an stl file for one of them and see if we canāt save some monies .
Similar colours, but different shape I think (from the google pics anyway, so, take that for what itās worth, hahaha)
Folks are free to do as they wish but personally, I will just keep sending folks to the guy. I would much rather see him supported for his work and really cool idea rather than see his business taken by just copying it. I do have a 3d printer myself but wouldnāt feel right just coping another fellows work.
Definitely funky lookingā¦ Weāll be keeping the dogs away regardless, lol (and watching for any stoned bunnies on the security camera 
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Looks like something has been munching on it.
It also looks to be confused and upside down. 
This is definitely a boletes mushroom but what type is more challenging to identify. The tubules or spongy looking underside shows ots part of that family
I also just did a google pic search, looks like @Pigeonman knows his zoomers.
Those big mushrooms are called cowboy hats in the pickers world. Theyre the marker/indicator there in the area and to slow down and look more closely
Very cool everyone, crowd knowledge is the best 
. Thank you!!
Quick question for the Canadian mob. Can anyone recommend any good books on Tommy Douglas?
Canāt think of the name but these one thatās written as a historical novel.
As long as he didnāt take someone elses file you are correct .
Iāve seen many reselllers take open source and change the design a bit then relabel as their design.
I guess that itās not really a lie .
Hey folks! Be on the watch as these fuckers have just recently been found in the middle of T.dot so who knows where else they exist:
āHammerhead worms, growing to about five to eight centimetres long, are easily distinguishable from earthworms. Their fan-shaped, yellow-to-tan-coloured body with a long dark dorsal stripe that does not extend over their heads is a clear identifier. Recognizing these worms is important given the threat that they pose to ecosystems in Ontario.ā
Yes ive known about them. I have not seen one yet. 
I found an open source from 2020, 8.4x12
I have seen that, too. He has a shop that sells many things 3d printed on Etsy, and I would assume he is designing these things, but I canāt say for sure. I have seen many files online but not with this specific design. His price on these units is also pretty good IMO. I would not be comfortable copying what I am assuming is his design. That said, if one finds an open source file published online, that would be different.