01 / 03Mechanical assemblyRepeatable testing
Keyswitch tester
A purpose-built mechanism for controlled, repeatable switch pressing. The frame, actuator travel, interchangeable fixture, and service access were developed as one system.
We turn artwork, measurements, hardware, and stubborn real-world constraints into useful objects. These are our own designs, shown as the models and assemblies that make the finished part possible.
Some projects become public models. Others solve one specific problem. Both show the same work: translating an idea into geometry that can be made, assembled, and used.



Real prints from our own printers: multi-color signage, desk displays, and promotional pieces made for clients and for ourselves.


These public releases add more examples of parametric fit, electronics integration, airflow, fastening, and print-aware geometry.






A useful design accounts for the physical object, the printer that will make it, and the person who has to live with it afterward.
A ruler photo, a public model link, a dead printer, a napkin sketch, or a clear explanation is enough to begin.