Nathan No-otNN.

Personal benchwork

Workbench.

I spend a lot of spare time at my bench building things, partly to learn and partly because physical work helps me reset. Some builds are mine from the first sketch, while others follow or adapt someone else's design; they are labelled as such. This section is a collection of what I made, where I failed, and what I would change next.

Blue 3D-printed bench fume extractor with a square front grille on an electronics workbench

Original design

3D-Printed Bench Fume Extractor

A compact bench extractor designed around a 12 V fan, printed enclosure, and a first pass at simple control electronics.

Partly assembled 3D-printed TARMO5 RC car with visible wiring and a handheld transmitter

Adapted build

TARMO5 RC Car

A printed RC-car build used to learn assembly, electronics integration, tuning, and repair through a capable but unfinished chassis.

Source: Engineering Nonsense

Small assembled Sesame Robot posed with its legs and arm mechanisms visible

Reproduction

Sesame Robot

A reproduction build used to practise assembly, wiring, configuration, and microcontroller programming before portable power was solved.

Source: dorianborian

Printed Servo Mini Arm connected to a breadboard-based joystick control circuit

Reproduction

Servo Mini Arm

A reproduced servo arm extended with my own joystick circuit and control code to learn through a deliberately light-duty mechanism.

Source: LucaDilo