LIVE AT THE FAIR — see the drawing machine run!
I'm 15 and I build robots, drawing machines, and software for fun. At this booth: live demos, 3D prints you can buy, and hands-on electronics lessons for kids.
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The stuff I built
A half-meter-square drawing machine I designed from scratch to be as fast and cheap as possible. CoreXY belts move the pen across the paper while a scotch-yoke mechanism lifts it between strokes. Watch it draw live at the booth.
A fully 3D-printed, open-source robot car. I printed the chassis, wired the electronics, and got it driving — then made it mine. It's the project that turned me into a maker.
My second DIY laptop: a 16-inch x86 cyberdeck with a motherboard I designed myself in KiCad. Built around a LattePanda Mu with a direct eDP display connection and a low-profile mechanical keyboard — no dangling cables, no HDMI loop-back.
A fully 3D-printed RC tank I designed and built — tracks, wheels, and suspension bars all printed from my own STL files, driven by an Arduino with a motor shield. Independent track control, like the real thing.
My main thing
Taught by a kid who loves this stuff. Small groups, hands-on, and everyone takes home something they built. No experience needed.
Build your first circuit!
$40
90 min. workshop — breadboard & parts included!
Want to learn 3D printing?
$60
2 hour workshop — with your printer
Make your electronics do more!
$100
2.5 hour workshop — Arduino included!
Or… have your own idea for a workshop? Let's work something out!
Questions? Email ewoud.vanvooren@gmail.com or call/text (781) 778-8616.
Made here, printed here
Designed and printed on my own printer. Two sizes, printed right in front of you.
The 01776 keychain, pocket size.
$3
The 01776 keychain, big and bold.
$5
The part that matters
Leave your details and I'll text or call you back after the fair. Takes 20 seconds — and if you're here with your kid, just point at the thing they liked and I'll find a class for it.
Form acting up? It still saves your spot and I'll reach out — or just grab me at the booth.