Myles is a dedicated and passionate individual with a dream to revolutionize the 3D printing industry. Despite sleepless nights and relentless perseverance, he's determined to build a successful business from the ground up. Myles plans to start by creating unique physical prints like tun tun tun sahur and tralalero tralala, which reflect his creative and innovative spirit. His vision doesn't stop there; he aspires to manufacture his own 3D printers and even 3D print entire houses one day.

Myles faces a significant hurdle—he needs capital to kickstart his venture and compete against established players in the field, such as his main competitor, Ethan Rozow. With the aid of a GoFundMe campaign, Myles aims to break through these obstacles and make his mark in the industry.

Supporting Myles is more than an investment in his business; it's an investment in innovation and the future of 3D printing technologies. By backing him, you're helping a passionate individual beat the odds and turn his dream into reality, ultimately contributing to technological advancements.

Sign this petition to show your support for Myles and help him secure the funding he needs to launch his 3D print business successfully. Together, we can make a difference and support the next big name in the 3D printing world.

"Why I Support Myles" – A Personal Story from a Supporter

I first met Myles at a local maker fair two years ago. He had a tiny booth tucked away in the corner, but the moment I saw what he was working on—a mesmerizingly intricate model of a futuristic city, all 3D printed—I was hooked. What impressed me most wasn't just the quality of his prints, but the way his eyes lit up when he talked about his vision. He wasn’t just printing objects; he was printing possibilities.

Later that year, I had a project where I needed a custom-designed part for a DIY music rig I was building. I didn’t have the equipment or funds, and honestly, I was ready to give up. I reached out to Myles, not expecting much. He responded that same night, helped fine-tune my design, and printed the part for free. “Just promise me you’ll make something cool with it,” he said with a laugh.

That print became a core piece of my live setup—and helped me land my first paid gig. But more than that, Myles reminded me that true creators lift others up along the way. He’s the kind of visionary who doesn’t wait for permission—he builds, he dreams, and he helps others do the same.

Myles isn’t just trying to sell 3D prints. He’s out to change the game, from inventing new designs to one day printing entire homes. With the right backing, I have no doubt he’ll make it happen.

That’s why I’m standing with him.

— Peter McTizzle, Musician, Maker, Dreamer