Hey everyone — thank you so much for your support. It truly means the world to me.
I mainly work with charities, and from time to time I need a little help covering the costs of filament, machine maintenance, and everything that comes with keeping my 3D‑printing setup running. Your support helps me keep creating practical, meaningful items for volunteer groups who rely on this work.
I’m originally from Germany, but I’ve been living in the UK for over 20 years now. I started 3D printing as a wellbeing tool — something to help me manage PTSD. It gives me focus, calms my mind, and genuinely helps me feel better. The fact that it also lets me contribute to good causes makes it even more meaningful.
Thank you again for donating, supporting, and cheering me on. Your kindness keeps this whole thing going.
🥲Support My 3D‑Printing Work for Ukraine
For the past months, I’ve been using my 3D‑printing skills to support volunteers working on the front lines of Ukraine’s defense. My focus is simple: create practical, non‑weapon components that keep equipment running, improve daily conditions, and help volunteers stay effective.
3D printing lets me move fast — designing, testing, and producing parts that are hard to source, expensive to replace, or urgently needed. These include things like brackets, clips, mounts, cable guides, organizers, housings, and other small but essential components that make a real difference in the field.
My goals are:
Expand production so I can print more parts, more reliably, and at higher quality.
Upgrade materials and filament stock to ensure durability in harsh conditions.
Develop new designs based on volunteer feedback and real‑world needs.
Support the wider maker network that’s helping Ukraine through practical, humanitarian‑safe fabrication.
Every coffee you buy helps cover filament, machine maintenance, and the constant cycle of prototyping and printing. It’s a small gesture that fuels a very real, hands‑on contribution.
If you want to stand with Ukraine in a tangible way, this is one path to do it. Thank you for supporting this work — it means more than you know.
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