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About me

I live in Taichung and work in a compact spare room with one desktop printer, a soldering iron and a lot of small boards. I started by printing a box for a weather monitor I built for my balcony, and the rain taught me what an enclosure really needs: a lip on the lid, a hole for the cable and a hood over the sensor.

I film the printing, the soldering and the fitting, and I say what went wrong when something did not fit. I test every board on a breadboard first, then draw the box around it. I only work with low-voltage parts, from a small board and a battery or a USB supply.

I sell the files as STL packs: a starter pack of six parts, and a kit for each gadget or drawer, with a print list and a layout sheet. There is also a wiring guide and two video courses. The modular bins came later, from a drawer I got tired of digging through. I do not sell printed parts, and I do not take orders to design things for other people.

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