About Us

Sirius Prints was founded in 2025 by Eric with a simple goal: to turn ideas into real, useful objects. What started as a curiosity about 3D printing quickly grew into a small hands-on workshop focused on solving everyday problems through practical design and modern manufacturing. At Sirius Prints, the goal isn’t just to make things — it’s to make things that are genuinely useful.

The journey really began in 2022 with our first 3D printer and an idea called the Hello Helper — a small kitchen aid designed to make preparing meal boxes a bit easier. Like many first projects, it started as a simple solution to a small annoyance, but it opened the door to something much bigger. From that point on, the focus became clear: use FDM printing to create practical tools, functional parts, and clever little solutions that make everyday life just a bit easier.

Alongside printing, Sirius Prints also offers design and 3D scanning services, which means customers don’t need to arrive with a finished file. Sometimes projects begin with nothing more than a broken part, a rough sketch, or an idea someone has been thinking about for years. From there the process becomes collaborative — working through the design, testing prototypes, and eventually producing a final part that does exactly what it needs to do.

Eric is a self-taught designer with experience that stems from experimentation, persistence, and a genuine interest in how things work. Over time we’ve upgraded our P1S printers and brought online two H2S printers, which have dramatically improved our print quality and speed when using engineering filaments like ASA or Nylon.

At its core, Sirius Prints exists to help people bring their ideas to life. Whether it’s a replacement part that’s impossible to find, a prototype for a new invention, or a custom mechanical solution, the aim is always the same: take an idea and turn it into something real and functional. While we produce many functional

Looking ahead, the goal is to continue growing the workshop, expanding its capabilities, and eventually making Sirius Prints a fully sustainable full-time operation over the next few years. No matter how much the business grows, the approach will stay the same — a practical maker mindset focused on solving problems and building useful things.