The history of the company
2012 – everything started with… one square meter
Hey, I’m Marek. In 2012 I started Devil Design – back then not a factory, just a tiny reseller gig. The whole “warehouse” fit on one square meter in my apartment: a few spools of filament, some printer parts, and accessories. No world domination plan, just pure curiosity and passion for 3D printing.
2013 – the garage story, Polish edition
The apartment quickly got too small. So we moved into a 12 m² garage – pure luxury! That’s when Adam joined in, and together we thought: “instead of just selling filament, why don’t we start making it ourselves?”. Sounded crazy… so obviously, we went for it.
2014 – first production line, first hall
After months of grinding and 12-hour workdays, we finally made it – we brought in our first production line. The garage was swapped for a 200 m² hall, and just like that we weren’t resellers anymore. We were making filament for real.
2015 – more, faster, louder
The market was hungry for filament. We added new lines, hired people, and realized this wasn’t just a trend – 3D printing was here to stay, and we were here to play a serious role in it.
2016 – reprapy.pl is born
In April we launched reprapy.pl – a forum for the 3D printing community. It quickly became the go-to hangout for makers, tinkerers, and printing geeks.
2017 – “hey, that’s us!”
By now, Devil Design was being talked about as one of Poland’s top filament producers. Interviews, awards, polls – people knew who we were. But we just kept on making colorful strings for printers.
2018 – the big move
Once again, we ran out of space. Time for a massive 800 m² hall, four production lines, and around 10 full-time staff. It sounded serious, but we kept the laid-back vibe.
2019 – not just Poland anymore
We expanded the lineup with specialty materials like TPU, PA12, ASA, SILK… and suddenly our spools were flying off shelves all over Europe.
2020 – covid chaos and crazy demand
Pandemic? Total rollercoaster. On one hand, together with the reprapy.pl crew, we were printing and donating face shields for healthcare workers. On the other, filament demand skyrocketed. We added two more lines (up to six total) and the team grew to 15.
2021–2023 – steady, but never boring
More colors, Startpacks, stronger European presence. We kept polishing quality and experimenting with how to make filament even better, even more “us”.
2024 – a new era, new hall
September 2024: we packed up and moved into a brand-new production hall with higher standards. Two more lines joined the fleet – eight in total – including one just for dual-color filaments. The crew? 19 people. Still no corporate suits, still Devil Design.