The ability to design and then make various parts for pumps and gravity fed water systems would have been invaluable. How I wish I had Shapr3D and a 3D printer while living in rural Kenya.
Before that, I lived and worked in Marsabit, Kenya and Dhaka, Bangladesh serving with an international community development organization. We talked with him about his beginnings, and the printing projects he is currently working on.Ĭan you tell us a little bit about yourself? (education, occupation)Ĭurrently, and for the past 14 years, I have pastored a faith community in Huntington West Virginia (New Baptist Church). Trent is creating 3D printed pieces for his community and family. Unrelated, previously unheard industries/fields are starting to realize the power of 3D modeling/3D printing, and what it can bring to their lives, their micro communities. A rare combination, but a trend we have been seeing more frequently among Shapr3D users. Trent is a pastor from the US, with an education in theology and computer science.
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