I'm 13, and EMT Prints is my business — built one printer at a time, right here in New Hampshire. Here's the real story of how a library 3D printer turned into a shop full of flexi octopuses and rattly dragons.
🎂 13 years old
📍 New Hampshire
🖨️ 2 printers
🐾 2 dogs
EMT Prints didn't start as a plan — it started at my local library. I was homeschooled, and almost every day once I finished my school work, my mom would take me to the kids' area, where they had a Toybox 3D printer. I was hooked. I'd go almost every day just to watch it print.
On my 11th birthday, I got an Entina Tina 2 — my very first 3D printer. Two months later, I set up a small stand in my mom's salon and started selling what I printed. It actually did really well, and that stand was the first real proof that people wanted what I was making.
On March 31, 2025, I got an Anker Make and sold my old Entina Tina 2. But with the new printer, I didn't sell anything for a while — it stayed quiet all the way through most of 2025.
Then in January 2026, I had the idea to actually turn this into a real business, not just a stand. On May 16, 2026, I got a Bambu Lab P1S — my current printer. And now, EMT Prints is officially up and running as a real business. It's still just me: printing, packing, and shipping everything by hand, one order at a time, right here in New Hampshire.
Every piece comes off my printer here in NH — I run it myself, order by order.
Tell me your favorite combo and I'll print it that way — no fixed color packs.
Most pieces run $3–$10. Fun shouldn't need a big price tag.
Squishy, fidgety, and genuinely fun for kids and adults alike.
"All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them."
— Walt Disney
Browse the current collection or send over an order — I read every note myself.
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