I am a mechanical engineer, entrepreneur, and builder focused on applying 3D printing to practical business opportunities. My professional background began in engineering and additive manufacturing, where I developed an understanding of how digital design, production processes, and technical problem-solving can work together in real operating environments.
My interest in 3D printing developed through hands-on work and experimentation. I started building a 3D printing business with a single printer in 2019 and gradually expanded the operation by refining product decisions, production methods, customer acquisition, and internal systems. That experience gave me direct insight into the challenges involved in moving from an individual maker setup to a commercial print farm.
I have also worked as a content creator through Shop Nation, documenting projects and exploring the broader pursuit of improving workshop capability and practical making. Content creation strengthened my ability to analyze processes, communicate technical ideas clearly, and connect engineering concepts with the needs of a wider audience.
My work now combines mechanical engineering, entrepreneurship, media, and additive manufacturing. I focus on building and selling products, improving operational workflows, and understanding the business decisions that determine whether a print farm remains a hobby or becomes a durable enterprise. My approach is grounded in experimentation, measurement, and continuous process improvement. I value clear planning, useful systems, and honest evaluation of constraints because sustainable growth depends on more than adding machines. It requires sound decisions about markets, products, customers, production, and time.
