Owen Avedian
Co-driver
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2024
- Messages
- 29
- Reaction score
- 13
Hey everyone,
Some of you may have seen my posts here over the last year or so—I've been sharing some 3D-printed solutions for a few hard-to-find Hummer H1 interior parts. I'm 17 now, and what started as a small garage project has slowly grown into a real business that I'm passionate about. It's been a learning process—designing, testing, improving—and honestly, I owe a lot to the insight and feedback I've gotten from communities like this one.
I recently put together a website for my work. It's not just a place to list the parts I make—it's more of a home base for the services I offer: reverse-engineering, custom redesigns, and 3D printing replacement parts that just aren’t available anymore. My goal has always been to keep these vehicles on the road (and in the dirt), especially when OEM support is long gone.
I know most people here can spot a sales pitch from a mile away, and I respect that. I’m not trying to just push products—I’d genuinely love your feedback. Whether it’s the layout, how I present things, or what kind of parts or services you think would be most useful to fellow owners, I’m all ears. I want to keep improving, and this forum has some of the most experienced and knowledgeable Hummer folks out there.
So if you have a minute, I’d appreciate it if you gave the site a look. Whether you're just curious, have constructive feedback, or want to throw an idea my way—I’m here for it.
Here’s the link: [obro3dprints.com]
Thanks again to everyone here who's helped me get this far. The support and input from this community really does make a difference.
— Owen
Some of you may have seen my posts here over the last year or so—I've been sharing some 3D-printed solutions for a few hard-to-find Hummer H1 interior parts. I'm 17 now, and what started as a small garage project has slowly grown into a real business that I'm passionate about. It's been a learning process—designing, testing, improving—and honestly, I owe a lot to the insight and feedback I've gotten from communities like this one.
I recently put together a website for my work. It's not just a place to list the parts I make—it's more of a home base for the services I offer: reverse-engineering, custom redesigns, and 3D printing replacement parts that just aren’t available anymore. My goal has always been to keep these vehicles on the road (and in the dirt), especially when OEM support is long gone.
I know most people here can spot a sales pitch from a mile away, and I respect that. I’m not trying to just push products—I’d genuinely love your feedback. Whether it’s the layout, how I present things, or what kind of parts or services you think would be most useful to fellow owners, I’m all ears. I want to keep improving, and this forum has some of the most experienced and knowledgeable Hummer folks out there.
So if you have a minute, I’d appreciate it if you gave the site a look. Whether you're just curious, have constructive feedback, or want to throw an idea my way—I’m here for it.
Here’s the link: [obro3dprints.com]
Thanks again to everyone here who's helped me get this far. The support and input from this community really does make a difference.
— Owen
