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.
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
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.