uptomuch
Edinburgh, Scotland ·
uptomuch
Designing and making thingsEdinburgh, Scotland 205 Sales On Etsy since 2009
Announcement
Up To Much is a very small British company (just me, on my own) all about intriguing design, made on-demand or in very small volumes using the democratising power of modern industrial magic!
Follow my development (and everything else) blog at http://uptomuch.co.uk and drop me an email at sn [?at] uptomuch.co.uk if you like anything you see.
Announcement
Up To Much is a very small British company (just me, on my own) all about intriguing design, made on-demand or in very small volumes using the democratising power of modern industrial magic!
Follow my development (and everything else) blog at http://uptomuch.co.uk and drop me an email at sn [?at] uptomuch.co.uk if you like anything you see.
Reviews
DangerHeels on 02 Jan, 2018
Love this - printed on nice, thick cardstock and packaged well so there was no chance of it being bent or damaged during transit. This will make a really unique gift for a musician who is hard to shop for!
leanneharri1 on 12 Jul, 2017
Lovely item, really unique gift for my gaming mad partner. Thank you
Alf Fairweather on 29 Apr, 2016
My very first home computer, presented here in beautiful full colour (something the machine itself was incapable of). A lovely piece of art, thank you.
Alf Fairweather on 29 Apr, 2016
Absolutely fantastic piece of art based on the Speccy's circuit board. Wonderfully presented, beautifully executed. Many thanks!
About
Revealing the beauty in engineering and manufacturing.
I trained as an industrial designer but chose not to move into the formal design world, instead plotting a fruitful journey around the software development landscape. I always worked on design projects through: pieces of furniture and electronic circuits, as well as software.
At some point at the end of the 00's, there was a watershed moment when a couple of small companies opened up, that brought the power of modern industrial prototyping magic to an affordable, and accessible level. People like Shapeways and Ponoko opened so many doors - This was great! I rattled off a couple of projects and had parts for them them laser cut, or 3d printed.
What was initially curiosity turned into a very small enterprise. One person, still just me, but in conjunction with manufacturing partners, able to produce quality products, from a small flat! Now we're talking!
I got a little studio nearby to support my work on the Polargraph drawing machine, and continued with a series of jewellery designs that sold well here on Etsy.
The latest project is Circuit Portraits: A series of hand-pulled screen prints of famous circuit boards.
Shop members
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Sandy Noble
Owner
Production partners
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Shapeways
Eindhoven, Netherlands
The original 3D print democritisers.
Shop policies
Seriously, maybe one day I'll be in this for the mega bucks, but until then, I'm just trying to make neat stuff, for neat people. Hopefully you're one of them.
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
Returns and exchanges
Electronic downloads are exempt from this - I can't offer refunds for plans you've ordered once I've sent them. If you change your mind before you've received the file, then drop me an email and I'll refund you before I send the files out.
Personalised jewellery is also exempt - things with special text or patterns that won't mean anything to anybody else.
Payment
Shipping
I use first class Royal Mail within the UK and airmail small package for everywhere else. This is normally reckoned to take 3 to 5 days for Europe and 5 to 10 days for further afield.
If an item needs to be made to order there will be a lead time before I can ship it to you. This will depend on lots of things (my suppliers mostly). The individual listings will say whether the delivery will be taken directly from stock, or what the lead time will be otherwise. Roughly, 3D printed stuff takes up to three weeks to make and finish.