Head of 3D Printing Projects at 3DSourced, and Guest Contributor at CNCSourced
Highlights
- Renowned for expertise in 3D printing, with a strong interest in hobbyist CNC projects and laser cutting design.
- Holds a degree from Lancaster University, UK, providing a solid academic foundation in his field.
- Regular contributor to platforms like 3DSourced, InfluenceDigest, TechWeLove, and others.
Experience
Scott Hamill, the Head of 3D Printing Projects at 3DSourced and a guest contributor at CNCSourced, brings a unique blend of expertise in 3D printing, CNC projects, and laser cutting design. He is passionate about making these technologies accessible to beginners and those looking to establish a business in these fields. His articles focus on finding the best projects for newcomers and teaching the intricacies of setting up a successful venture.
Scott's writing style is fun, upbeat, and conversational, aiming to engage readers in a way that makes learning about technology easy and enjoyable. His approachable manner has made him a favorite among those new to the world of 3D printing and CNC machining.
Education
Scott earned his degree from Lancaster University, UK, where he developed a strong foundation in technology and design. This academic background supports his practical skills and contributes to his ability to explain complex concepts in an understandable way.
Philosophy
Scott believes in the power of making technology fun and accessible. He strives to demystify 3D printing, CNC machining, and laser cutting through engaging and conversational content, making these subjects less intimidating and more approachable for everyone.
Personal Interests
Beyond his professional pursuits, Scott is an avid 3D pen artist, creating homemade jewelry and art. He also enjoys gaming and is a fan of Pokemon, reflecting his playful and creative nature.
Future Goals
Looking ahead, Scott aims to continue inspiring and educating people about 3D printing and CNC technology. He is passionate about expanding his reach and exploring new ways to make these technologies even more accessible to a wider audience.
