Spreading joy, one print at a time.

Raditive Prints started as a hobby in my house with just two 3D printers. At the time, I had no idea it would eventually grow into 22 printers and a real storefront.

I'm a mechanical engineer by day, designing robotic automation systems and using 3D printing for prototypes and functional parts. At night, I started using those same skills to create things that were a lot more colorful and fun.

A big part of the inspiration came from my son. He was only two when he became fascinated by the things I was printing. Watching him light up whenever a new model came off the printer made me realize how much happiness something so simple could bring.

I began taking my prints to local craft fairs, conventions, and community events. What started with a table at shows slowly grew into a full print farm, my own line of Radlings, and eventually the Raditive Prints store in Liverpool.

I still have my engineering job, so most of this happens during nights, weekends, and whatever free time I can find. It's been a lot of work, but seeing people enjoy something I've created makes it worth it.

My hope is to keep growing Raditive Prints until I can make it my full-time career. For now, I'm excited to see where this journey goes next — and I'm incredibly thankful to everyone who has supported it along the way.