Customer Spotlight: Ginger Print Shop 3D Prints Acrylic Pour Tools
Dan and Kristin Bandurski, founders of family-ran Ginger Print Shop, use 3D printing to create artistic tools to sell on their Etsy shop.
3D printing has always been a valuable tool when a custom solution is needed for a project. But what happens when you take that 3D printed custom solution one step further and turn it into a thriving family-owned small business? Just ask Dan and Kristin Bandurski, who run Ginger Print Shop selling acrylic pour tools for artists.
Q&A with Ginger Print Shop
Why did you start this company? Tell us about it
3D printing began as a hobby, and rolled over into being a successful business. We started to get an overwhelming amount of requests for the first couple of products Dan designed and expanded our business from there.
When did you start using 3D printing or when did you first hear about 3D printing?
Dan decided to pursue a degree in aerospace engineering, which led to an interest in learning design software. He researched and reviewed products, before purchasing and building his printer.
How has 3D printing helped your company?
Investing in a 3D printer changed our lives. Little did we know we would end up turning our garage into a shop, operating nine 3D printers.
What 3D printers are you using?
We have three different types of Creality printers:
-Ender 3 V2
-Ender 3 S1
-Ender 5 plus
What 3D filament are you using?
If you could give any piece of advice to someone wanting to start a small business, what would it be?
Never give up & make something that is enjoyed, yet useful. There's a niche for every hobby, yours could be the next big thing.
You can check out the Ginger Print Shop here and start making acrylic pour art with their useful tools! Or, give them a follow on Instagram to see all the cool projects they are working on!
