What I’m Currently Building and Selling Across All My Platforms
Right now, my work is focused on creating custom 3D printed solutions that solve real problems for real people. Across all my selling platforms, including Etsy, Amazon, and eBay, I design and produce parts, cases, and custom prints that are built for function, accuracy, and long term use.
Every project starts with a purpose. Some customers need a replacement part that is no longer available. Others want a custom case designed specifically for their device. In many situations, people come to me because standard products simply do not meet their needs. That is where custom 3D printing makes the difference.
Custom 3D Printing for Practical Solutions
Most of what I am currently building is designed to be used, not just displayed. This includes custom enclosures, protective cases, mounts, adapters, and one off parts made to fit specific measurements. Each design is created with real world use in mind, taking into account fit, strength, and how the part will perform over time.
Custom 3D printing allows flexibility that mass produced products cannot offer. Instead of adjusting your setup to fit a product, the product is designed to fit your setup. That approach leads to better results and more reliable solutions.
Reverse Engineering Existing Products and Parts
A major part of my current work involves reverse engineering. This process allows me to recreate physical objects by working from measurements, scans, or reference photos. Customers often reach out when a part is broken, missing, or discontinued, and replacing the entire item is either too expensive or impossible.
By rebuilding these parts digitally, I can produce accurate replicas that restore functionality. In many cases, the redesigned part is improved by reinforcing weak points or adjusting the design to make it more durable. Reverse engineering helps extend the life of products and reduces the need for unnecessary replacements.
Selling Across Multiple Platforms
Selling across multiple platforms allows me to reach different types of customers while offering the same level of quality and attention to detail. Etsy often brings in requests for customized or unique designs, while Amazon and eBay customers are usually looking for functional replacements or practical accessories.
No matter where the order comes from, the process remains consistent. Each design is carefully modeled, printed using the appropriate material, and checked for accuracy before it reaches the customer. The goal is always to deliver a finished product that works exactly as intended.
Turning Ideas Into Finished Products
What I am currently building reflects the kind of work I enjoy most. Practical design, problem solving, and creating parts that people actually rely on. This blog is meant to give insight into that process and show how custom 3D printing and reverse engineering are used to turn ideas, scans, or broken parts into finished solutions.
As the blog grows, I will continue sharing more about the projects I am working on, the challenges involved, and how custom 3D printing can solve problems that standard products cannot.