Krayze 3D

06/07/2026

Anyone else in the 3D printing world experience those moments where a print decides it no longer wants to cooperate? Hours into a print, and suddenly your printer chooses chaos. 😂

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

It’s time for First Friday

06/05/2026

Today was a milestone day for our family and for Krayze 3D.

For many years, 501 E. Oak Street was home to my grandfather, Tom Price, and his law practice. Watching him build a respected career and serve our community for so many years has been something I've always admired.

Today, the new signs went up on the building.

Seeing the Krayze 3D sign installed alongside Legacy Legal Services was a proud moment and, honestly, an emotional one. What was once my grandfather's office is now a place where our family's next chapter is being written.

Krayze 3D started as an idea, then became a hobby, and eventually grew into a business. To now have a permanent home and storefront in a building with so much family history means more than I can put into words.

As we celebrate this new beginning, we're also honoring the legacy that came before it. Thank you to everyone who has supported Krayze 3D along the way. Every purchase, share, recommendation, and conversation has helped make moments like this possible.

Here's to the future, while never forgetting where we came from.

06/01/2026

A little reminder from a small business owner ❤️

One thing I’ve learned is that sometimes people tell me in person, “I love seeing your posts!” and I truly appreciate hearing that more than you know.

But for small businesses, likes, comments, shares, and page invites do a lot more than most people realize. Every interaction helps Facebook show our posts to more people. It costs nothing, takes just a few seconds, and it can make a huge difference.

If you’ve enjoyed following KRAYZE 3D, liked seeing new prints, event updates, or just watching this little business grow, one of the biggest ways you can help is by:

👍 Liking posts
💬 Leaving a comment
↪️ Sharing with friends and family
👥 Inviting people to follow the page

Small businesses grow because of people supporting people, and I appreciate every one of you who has helped along the way. ❤️

06/01/2026

My cooler lost its drain plug, so instead of replacing the cooler, I measured the opening, designed a custom replacement, and printed a new one in the flexible TPU. Would it make sense to do this for every broken cooler? Probably not. But this is a great example of what custom design and 3-D printing can do. When replacement parts are hard to find, discontinued, or simply don’t exist anymore, a custom solution can sometimes bring an item back to life. Measure it. Design it. Print it. Fix it. That’s one of the things I enjoy most about 3-D printing.