Things made after bedtime

Engineering. Craft. Imagination

30min · Night Shift

Night Shift Highlights

What 30 minutes a night gets you

Engineering, craft, and questionable amounts of iteration

Electronics

Growing Things

"How Hard Could It Be?"

Mechanical Engineering

Cricut-Aided Design

Getting Lost in Translation

3D Printing

Rock climbing

Fancy Handwriting

What I bring to the table

A curious collection of hobbies, and just enough technical know-how to make things complicated.

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Behind the projects

Mechanical engineer, maker of things, and collector of hobbies.

I'm a mechanical engineer, a maker, and a dad with more hobbies than free time. When the kids are awake, there isn't much time for hobbies - and I wouldn't have it any other way. So after the kids' bedtime, I try to make the most out of the little time I have.

I believe 30 minutes a night can add up to something surprisingly substantial. A few pen strokes become a custom Christmas card. A few clicks in CAD and the slicer software turn into a working prototype. Eventually, something that started as "Daddy, could you please make me this?" becomes real.

After Bedtime Studio is where I keep track of what those little pockets of time can become.

Kind words from Clients

Daddy, thank you for making me all the pretty things!

Daughter

PM & Principal Architect

I like the Christmas cards you made for our friends. However, what about my parents?

Wife

CPA, Controller (of Household)

Remember the three containers of Raspberry Ice Petunias that you grew from seeds and gifted us? They were the most beautiful plants that I've seen since I started gardening.

One of a Few Friends

Just a great friend

Want to chat about making things?

Engineering, 3D printing, calligraphy, rock climbing, gardening, or whatever hobby I've picked up by the time you read this.

Things made after bedtime

Engineering. Craft. Imagination

30min · Night Shift

Night Shift Highlights

What 30 minutes a night gets you

Engineering, craft, and questionable amounts of iteration

Electronics

Growing Things

"How Hard Could It Be?"

Mechanical Engineering

Cricut-Aided Design

Getting Lost in Translation

3D Printing

Rock climbing

Fancy Handwriting

What I bring to the table

A curious collection of hobbies, and just enough technical know-how to make things complicated.

image

Behind the projects

Mechanical engineer, maker of things, and collector of hobbies.

I'm a mechanical engineer, a maker, and a dad with more hobbies than free time. When the kids are awake, there isn't much time for hobbies - and I wouldn't have it any other way. So after the kids' bedtime, I try to make the most out of the little time I have.

I believe 30 minutes a night can add up to something surprisingly substantial. A few pen strokes become a custom Christmas card. A few clicks in CAD and the slicer software turn into a working prototype. Eventually, something that started as "Daddy, could you please make me this?" becomes real.

After Bedtime Studio is where I keep track of what those little pockets of time can become.

Kind words from Clients

Daddy, thank you for making me all the pretty things!

Daughter

PM & Principal Architect

I like the Christmas cards you made for our friends. However, what about my parents?

Wife

CPA, Controller (of Household)

Remember the three containers of Raspberry Ice Petunias that you grew from seeds and gifted us? They were the most beautiful plants that I've seen since I started gardening.

One of a Few Friends

Just a great friend

Want to chat about making things?

Engineering, 3D printing, calligraphy, rock climbing, gardening, or whatever hobby I've picked up by the time you read this.

Things made after bedtime

Engineering. Craft. Imagination

30min · Night Shift

Night Shift Highlights

What 30 minutes a night gets you

Engineering, craft, and questionable amounts of iteration

Electronics

Growing Things

"How Hard Could It Be?"

Mechanical Engineering

Cricut-Aided Design

Getting Lost in Translation

3D Printing

Rock climbing

Fancy Handwriting

What I bring to the table

A curious collection of hobbies, and just enough technical know-how to make things complicated.

image

Behind the projects

Mechanical engineer, maker of things, and collector of hobbies.

I'm a mechanical engineer, a maker, and a dad with more hobbies than free time. When the kids are awake, there isn't much time for hobbies - and I wouldn't have it any other way. So after the kids' bedtime, I try to make the most out of the little time I have.

I believe 30 minutes a night can add up to something surprisingly substantial. A few pen strokes become a custom Christmas card. A few clicks in CAD and the slicer software turn into a working prototype. Eventually, something that started as "Daddy, could you please make me this?" becomes real.

After Bedtime Studio is where I keep track of what those little pockets of time can become.

Kind words from Clients

Daddy, thank you for making me all the pretty things!

Daughter

PM & Principal Architect

I like the Christmas cards you made for our friends. However, what about my parents?

Wife

CPA, Controller (of Household)

Remember the three containers of Raspberry Ice Petunias that you grew from seeds and gifted us? They were the most beautiful plants that I've seen since I started gardening.

One of a Few Friends

Just a great friend

Want to chat about making things?

Engineering, 3D printing, calligraphy, rock climbing, gardening, or whatever hobby I've picked up by the time you read this.