About Us

The story behind House of Whimsy — in our own words (and Daisy's, if she could type).

From the Flight Line to the Print Bed

Before House of Whimsy, we spent our careers keeping F/A-18s in the fight. Anthony is a disabled Marine Corps veteran who worked ordnance systems on the F/A-18 Hornet. Jamie is a disabled Navy veteran who served as an AT (Aviation Electronics Technician) on the F/A-18 Super Hornet. It was precise, high-stakes, occasionally very loud work — and we loved it.

These days we trade jet fuel for filament. We fell hard for 3D printing the moment we realized what it actually is: a machine that turns an idea into something real, useful, and — if you do it right — a little magical. Somewhere between building genuinely useful things and watching someone's face light up when a print comes off the bed exactly like they imagined, we found our new mission.

Life Off the Print Bed

When we're not elbow-deep in a build, you'll usually find us deep in a video game, gathered around a table for board game night, or out on our bikes. And then there's Daisy — our Cavachon, part-time supervisor, full-time reason we take more breaks than we probably should.

A Little Whimsy for Everyone

We're just a couple of happy people who think the world could use a bit more whimsy — the useful kind, the fun kind, the kind that makes a kid's eyes go wide or gives a grown adult a genuinely good reason to say "I made that." Thanks for stopping by. We're glad you're here.

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