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.
Spy-gadget hide and seek. Hide the "fox" beacon somewhere in the house, then walk around with the hunter — it beeps faster and flashes RSSI on an OLED screen as you get closer. Real amateur radio fox hunting, on cheap 2.4 GHz modules.
An operating system I wrote from scratch — no Linux, no Windows, just hardware. Type an equation and it boots straight into a graphing calculator with animated plotting and implicit curves.
My main thing
Taught by a kid who loves this stuff. Small groups, hands-on, and everyone takes home something they built. Ages 8–14 — no experience needed.
$10
One hour. Build a blinking LED circuit and take it home.
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$35
Four weekly sessions. From circuits to your own Arduino project.
Ask at the booth
Private sessions on whatever your kid is curious about.
Prices listed for the fair. Group discounts for two+ siblings. Parents are welcome to sit in. Questions? Ask at the booth!
Made here, printed here
Every print is designed and made on my own printer. Great stocking stuffers, desk pets, and "I made that" gifts.
Rockets, gears, foxes — pick your design.
$2
Strong enough for a tablet. Custom colors.
$5
Cute desktop planters that actually hold plants.
$4
Bring a file or an idea — I'll print it for you.
from $6
Cash only at the booth. Everything printed in front of you.
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.
Pay it forward
Every project I make starts with parts: stepper motors, filament, sensors, and the occasional fried chip. Donations go straight into the next build — and the next lesson for someone else.
Donate with PayPalPayments go through my mom's PayPal (I'm 15). Thank you so much — every chip counts!