This project was inspired by the following HomeAssistant project: Use ESPHome with e-ink Displays to blend in with your home decor!Weatherman Dashboard for ESPHome I have multiple dashboards around my apartment and they display different information depending on the context. Since this is placed near the front door, it

Wet laundry inspired this project. An array of fans is controlled by a custom Arduino speed controller. Our clothes drying rack is a set of 3 IKEA Grundtal racks mounted in a corner. Air flow is minimal and clothes take 24+ hours to dry on them. The brains of this

In this project I built a solid wood workbench for my LumenPNP Pick-and-Place machine. These machines can shake and vibrate quite noticeably, so a solid work surface is greatly beneficial in improving accuracy. The project started as it always does, with a Fusion360 model: This is a functional table, not

This project was inspired by this Reddit post: Finally got a place for all my filament spools by u/nilsk89 in 3Dprinting Planning my own cabinet, I took heavy inspiration from this bookshelf: https://www.woodshopdiaries.com/the-mom-saga-continues-how-to-build-a-bookshelf/ A cutlist was made, material purchased (solid red oak and red oak

This (ongoing) project is aimed at neatly organizing all my electronic components. Some of the methods I've tried over the years: In the end, what has worked the absolute best for me (and continues to work awesome in 2026) is using hockey card organizers and 5 inch binders.

A Christmas 2014 gift for my wife, these earrings are fully-functional light engines from the Spyglass v1 project. The rings and clasps are .999 silver. The custom jewelry box was manually machined from C660 bearing bronze.

This was a Christmas 2016 gift to my brother-in-law. The material is aluminum bronze (85% copper, 15% aluminum). The compass is a 20mm grade AA button compass. Start-to-finish it took 12.5 hours to complete.