In 2016, I wanted an interior light for my rally car to enable easy map reading between stages on events. I had a clear image in my head of what I wanted, but couldn't find it.

I by chance stumbled across a 3D Printing website around the same time, and thought "Why don't I just design the light I want?" And I did. For around a year the lights were really popular and I was supplying them to friends and family. During this time the actual 3D Printing was outsourced as I didn't feel ready to take the leap into having a printer of my own.

2018 I bought my first 3D Printer, and realised the benefits that could be brought to people if I was able to make custom parts, perfect for their requirements. Keeping costs down as opposed to machining, and also keeping weight down, whilst not compromising on quality.

Fast forward to today, there's now an extensive catalogue of designed parts, and alongside that we're still incredibly busy with everything from custom projects, CAD Design, and even simply 3D printing on demand.