There's no big company behind PRINTE3D. There's one person, a studio full of printers and a real drive to make things that don't exist yet. Here's how it all began.
I'm from the north of Spain and I studied engineering in Pamplona. That's where everything to do with designing, measuring, testing and testing again began, though back then I had no idea I'd end up doing this for a living.
More than ten years ago I moved to Barcelona. Since then I've fought to get several business ventures off the ground. Some went better than others, but I never stopped trying.
It all started with a broken hook
In 2018 I used to ride the rental scooters from Waving and a hook kept breaking on me. Instead of putting up with it, I decided to fix it myself: I bought my first 3D printer, an Ender 3.
That first part was the beginning of everything else.
I haven't stopped since. I've kept designing, printing and learning with every job. Along the way I've done a lot of work for the retail sector and for professionals, and I work with workshops all over Spain.
Now I have my private studio with more than 15 machines. And the team is just me. That has its limits, I won't lie, but it also has something I love: close, personal treatment for every customer, on every order.
When you message me, you're talking to me. And the part you receive has been designed, printed and checked by me.
My goal now is to create more exclusive parts, adapt to the new scooters coming out, work with more technical materials and keep innovating, both creatively and technically.
This story is only half written, and your scooter can be part of it. Tell me what you have in mind and we'll turn it into a part.
