About me...

Before 3D printing became my full-time career, I was a streamer. Gaming was a huge part of my life, and I spent a lot of time building communities around the games I loved playing. That’s actually where everything started.

At first, I began 3D printing small keyrings and accessories based on the games I used to stream. It was just a fun side project — something creative that connected gaming with making physical items people could actually own. I never expected it to become anything more than a hobby.

But the more I printed, the more obsessed I became with learning the craft. I went from simple keyrings to larger projects, teaching myself how to improve print quality, paint finishes, weathering effects, and prop building. Every failed print, every late night in the workshop, and every new project pushed me to get better.

Over time, those small gaming keyrings evolved into helmets, cosplay props, collectibles, custom commissions, and fully detailed display pieces. What started with one printer and an idea slowly turned into a real business.

Now, I run my own 3D printing business full time — creating custom pieces for collectors, cosplayers, gamers, and fans from all over. I’ve gone from streaming games to building the things inspired by them, and honestly, that journey still feels surreal sometimes.