Designed then printed a mini batsignal. Laser cut lens. Vinyl cut bat.

When I bought my @xtool-official.bsky.social P2, I honestly thought I’d get into the production laser-cutting business. But customer liaising holds 0 interest for me. Instead I use it for my own stuff. I love having a laser for random ideas. Like a laser cut bottle holder.

I don’t use Bluesky much and I regret it. To make amends, here’s a laser cut and 3d printed lit table topper is designed for my event. I kind of expect it to be stolen but whatever.

As a heavily-tattooed person, shows like The Bear are a reminder that people “get tattoos” randomly. Because there’s this.

The book I’ve been writing, Electronics for Props & Cosplay, I decided to release on Patreon. Code, hardware requirements, all of it, for Patrons.

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Happy #pridemonth everyone! Here’s a throwback to my collab with the WWE in 2022.

I used my router to make a disk with a recessed groove in the center and rounded edges. Out of all the things I’ve done for this project, I am particularly happy with this.

Our 18 yr-old spent almost a week working on a stop motion project. I made a quip that I doubted he’d do it again, but his work shows. I know he’d appreciate if you saw it.

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This is Gus. He’s a good, if slightly anxious, boy. Makes the shop better to have a dog in it.

I’m working on a project where I take a recognizable object and fit it with internal components. The entire top of this object is being rebuilt for this purpose. I’m engaging a metal worker to bend steel arms to go inside my PETG ones for stability and structure. It’s an interesting challenge.

Hello Bluesky people. I’m a creative tech with a focus on hardware. I’m based in Toronto. Let’s do this! #creativetechnology #arduino #raspberrypi #esp32 #electronics #toronto