Like any other engineer, I spent my childhood taking apart toasters to see how they worked. That has never really changed, and today most of my free time is spent completing projects. From 3D printing to plumbing, I do it all. It would take me quite a while to list all of my hobbies. At the end of the day, you can sum up my personality in one sentence: I like to make stuff.
This is just a glimpse into my personal projects. While this section is still a work in progress, I hope to be able to host all of my completed works here. For 3D printing, some of the models I designed can be found on my printables page: https://www.printables.com/@Harbor_Freight.
I converted a mountain bike into a custom electric bike, including a battery built from scratch. The 1,500-watt, 48-volt motor gives it plenty of acceleration and a top speed of about 25 mph.
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I turned a gumball machine into a reptile habitat, adapting its dispenser and coin mechanism and designing a 3D-printed base to separate and seal the enclosure.
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This custom PC build features a rigid-tube water-cooling loop. Bending and shaping the tubing made for a hands-on design and fabrication challenge.
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I restored a used pool table from frame to playing surface, including new felt, refurbished hardware, and a custom replacement coin mechanism. The full restoration took about three weeks.
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I built four Guitar Hero controllers for multiplayer, handling the printing and electronics using designs shared by another creator.
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