Welcome to the Dragon Forge
Who you’re actually talking to
I’m Marc
The Dragon Forge is where my printers live. My partner London and I started Kraft3D Creations in 2024, and every piece that leaves here is printed, cleaned, and finished by hand in that room.
It started in 2023 as curiosity. I wanted to know whether something drawn on a screen could really become an object you could pick up. The first prints were rough. I kept going, learned to model in Blender, and spent a long time on the unglamorous half — supports, orientation, cooling, adhesion, the difference between a print that survives and one that peels off the plate at hour nine.
That’s the part customers never see, and it’s the part that decides whether your dragon has crisp horns or fuzzy ones.
How we work
Three things we hold to
Ask before assuming
If your description could mean two things, we ask which one. A quick question up front costs a minute. Guessing costs a reprint and your time.
Say when something won’t work
Some geometry doesn’t print well, some parts need a material that costs more than you want to spend, and some ideas need a design change first. You’ll hear that from us before you pay, not after.
Finish it properly
Supports come off cleanly, seams get dealt with, and paint goes on in layers. A print that’s 90% done is just a print that isn’t done.
And London
While I handle design, production, and everything with a motor in it, London shapes what Kraft3D actually is — the brand, the ideas worth chasing, the ones worth dropping, and the steady push forward when a build goes sideways at 2am. Kraft3D is a partnership, and the work is better for it.
Bring us something to build
A sketch, a photo, a broken part, or a file. Whatever stage it’s at, we’ll tell you what it takes to make it real.