I spend most of my workday designing equipment and tools in SolidWorks, then go home and open SolidWorks on a different computer for my own projects.

At work, that usually means manufacturing equipment, tooling, and solving problems that need to work reliably in the real world. At home, the problems are more self-inflicted: race cars, machined parts, electronics, fabrication, and the occasional project that would have been much easier to leave alone.

I tend to think about problems less in terms of whether they’re hard or easy, and more in terms of whether they’re possible. If they are, then it’s mostly a question of figuring out what it takes to make them work.

This site is a collection of some of those projects.