By day I build industrial automation platforms. By night — and honestly, most weekends — I run a multi-color 3D printer in Upper Austria and turn ideas into objects: idols for a home mandir, capybaras for stressed desks, card vaults for camera bags, mountain ridgelines for people who love their mountains.
Who this is for
Everyone in my orbit, and theirs: colleagues from work, friends here in Austria, my Indian family and friends near and far, the friend-of-a-friend who saw a print at a party, and anyone young enough at heart to want a gremlin hanging off their backpack. If you found this page, it's for you.
What it costs
Nothing — that's the point. This is a passion project, not a shop. There is no payment on this site and no monetary intent behind it; the cart exists only so you can tell me exactly what you'd like, and then we talk like humans. What I get out of it is experience, better prints, and more friends. If you ever feel like feeding the printer some filament, there's a buy-me-a-coffee page — entirely optional, entirely appreciated.
How a request goes
Pick a model from the shelf, customize it, sign in with Google, and submit your interest. I'll reach out, we'll settle the details — color tweaks, sizes, timing — and the printer does its slow, hypnotic thing. You get the object; I get to watch it print.
The fine print (pun intended)
iQuelle is a private hobby project with no affiliation to my employer or my professional work. Model previews on this site are illustrative showcases of what the printer can do. Your data is handled carefully and minimally — see the Privacy Policy, and email me any time to access or delete what's stored.