📬 Let’s Get in Touch
Got a question about 3D printing, laser engraving, or just starting out in the maker world? Whether you’re stuck, curious, or simply want to say hi — I’d love to hear from you.
Makers101 is a personal blog built to help beginners navigate digital making with confidence. If something on the site helped you, confused you, or sparked an idea — feel free to reach out. I read every message personally and do my best to respond within 1–2 business days.
📝 Send a Message
Fill out the form below, or email me directly at:
nikita@makers101.com
I try to respond within 1–2 business days. This is a one-person blog, so thank you for your patience!
🤝 Collaboration & Partnerships
I occasionally work with brands, developers, and fellow makers to feature tools or ideas that are genuinely helpful to beginners.
If you’re interested in:
- Product collaborations or hands-on reviews
- Featuring your tool, software, or accessory
- Guest posts or co-created content
- Beta testing or user feedback
Feel free to email me with details at nikita@makers101.com — just make sure it’s a good fit for the community here. I only write about tools I’ve personally tested and believe can truly help beginner makers.
🔗 Connect on Social (Coming Soon)
Let’s stay in touch elsewhere too:
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💡 Frequently Asked
Can you help me choose a printer?
Yes! Just let me know your budget, goals, and experience level. I’ll point you in the right direction — no jargon, no upselling.
Do you accept sponsored content?
I don’t do paid reviews, but I’m open to collaboration if it’s authentic and relevant. I only write about tools I’ve actually used and tested.
Can I suggest a topic?
Yes, please. I love hearing from readers. If you’re stuck or curious about something, chances are others are too — feel free to email me your idea.
🔒 Your Privacy
Your information will never be shared, sold, or used for anything beyond responding to your message.
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You don’t have to figure it all out alone. Let’s make it better, together.
— Nik