About
No warehouse. No team. Just Jay, two machines, and a problem worth solving.
The Setup
Shop Specs
The Story
My wife runs a dog grooming shop in Oklahoma. I work in IT by day. A while back she kept running into the same frustrations — tools without a good home, stations that never quite worked the way she needed, solutions that weren't designed by anyone who'd actually groomed a dog.
So I bought a 3D printer. Then another one.
I started teaching myself CAD on evenings and weekends — Fusion 360, Nomad, learning as I go. Six months in I'm still growing, but every single design starts with a real problem from a real shop. Not something I imagined would be useful. Something that was actually missing.
The grooming organizers came first because that's what my wife needed. The dryer handle came out of a real frustration with how those hoses are designed. My grooming products started as problems I watched real groomers deal with firsthand.
I'm not trying to build a factory. I'm one person with two machines, learning every week, making things that work. Every order I ship leaves my hands directly — not a warehouse, not a fulfillment center. If something isn't right, you're talking to the person who made it.
That's the whole deal. I hope it's enough.
— Jay, Leyline 3D Prints
By a groomer — for groomers, barbers, and stylists.
How I Work
My CAD skills are still growing. I won't take on a job I can't deliver. If your idea is beyond what I can build right now, I'll tell you straight rather than waste your time and money.
Every grooming tool I sell has been tested in an actual working grooming shop. I don't design in a vacuum — I design around problems I've watched real groomers deal with.
When you message about an order, you're talking to the person who designed it, printed it, and shipped it. There's no support team to bounce you around.
I'm six months in and improving every week. New designs, new materials, new techniques. The shop will grow — and so will what I can offer you.
Ready?
Browse the shop or reach out about a custom order. Either way, you're talking directly to the maker.