Hi everyone, and welcome to my blog!
I'm an electrical engineer by day, inventor by night, and all other stuff in between.
I used to separate the creative part of myself from my personal life until I realized they don't exist separately.
Creativity is a way to do stuff in our lives, so here I'll be showing you mine.
I don't have any strategy or plans, I just do stuff that comes to my mind in a given moment.
This blog is mostly for documenting stuff that I do on my own in free time. Most of the posts are going to have something to do with: Electronics, Automation & Robotics, 3D printing, CNC and other stuff like that. But sometimes, I might also write about programming (rather "low-level" stuff :P).
If you want to know more about me just click here, and always feel free to leave any comment, question and feedback in the posts down below.
Hope you enjoy it !
[SPSM-1] SMD parts bowl feeder prototype
This project is a part of a much bigger “machine” that I’m currently working on (soon I will publish an “work log-style” article about it ). You must be wondering, why I need this fancy bowl shaped thing with a electromagnet under it. The main…
Mostly 3D printed discone antenna
For a long time I wanted to listen in to some unencrypted radio frequencies (for ex. air band). When I discovered the RTL-SDR dongle I’ve bought it almost instantly. For such a low price, it has incredible possibilities.You can listen to signals that you are…
Copper plating 3D prints
As an part of the experiment, I decided to try to electroplate “non-metal” objects. This process is quite poorly described on the Internet. You can copper-plate with this method almost anything (insects, wood, plastics, dried plants and so on).The first thing that has came to…
Very simple PCB vise
This time it will be a very short post – there is not much to write about 🙂 . Below I will present a very useful tool in every electronics lab – a simple PCB vise. Often you will need to hold the printed circuit…