When I was growing up my father complained that his tools, “just seem to vanish into the thin air.” He did it so often that my siblings began to believe our house was haunted. He also complained about the holes dug in the yard, the abundant “projects” found in the garage, backyard, or my bedroom; not to mention the numerous damaged or deformed trees that were the result of less-than-successful treehouse construction schemes.There were no ghosts, no mysteries; it was just my basic nature at play, as I have been a maker and “trial & error” engineer right from the very beginning. I have always been an eclectic mix of diverse, yet strangely complimentary, skills and experiences. Today I am a writer, teacher, lawyer, and experienced public speaker who understands both additive manufacturing and business…and still seriously loves to get his hands dirty!Over the past several years I have cultivated a deep and extensive knowledge of the 3D printing and maker community here in Korea, and have worked to promote that community worldwide. If you are involved in, or have an interest in 3D printing, you may have seen one of my articles. If you are a business owner or CEO and have visited Korea on 3D printing-related business, chances are we may have already met.If we haven’t, I hope we will soon. I am enthusiastic about helping to build your business connections with the Korean 3D printing community in the same way I help Korean companies introduce themselves to the rest of the world! I can be reached at 3dperc@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you!