Built from curiosity.
Backed by experience.

I'm a Marine Corps veteran with a master's degree in Information Systems, and I've spent more than two decades working in IT. New technology has always fascinated me—especially when it turns an idea into something useful.

That is what drew me to 3D printing. What started as a hobby quickly became a way to experiment, build, and learn alongside my family. I've owned more than a dozen printers over the years, and every one taught me something new.

I launched 3DPrintscape in 2019 to share what I was learning—the wins, the failed prints, the upgrades that mattered, and the settings that finally worked. Today, the site and YouTube channel are built around the same goal: make 3D printing more approachable without oversimplifying it.

Whether you're opening your first printer, tuning a machine you've owned for years, or trying a new technology, you'll find clear guides, honest reviews, and tools designed to save time and help you print with more confidence.

The best way to learn is to keep building. Technology changes fast, but the value of hands-on experience does not. I'm still testing new tools, materials, and workflows—and I'll keep sharing what I learn along the way.