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This currently planned 3-axis gimbal will hopefully be a big stepping stone in my progress, allowing me to integrate many different electronics and 3D printed parts into a self stabilizing gimbal.

In preparation for future projects, I needed a way to gain more torque out of the stepper motors I have. So a gear reduction was the way to go, as I don't want to buy bigger stepper motors. This fully self designed drive achieves a 20:1 gear ratio.

A temperature-controlled system using an ESP32 to actuate a 3D printed system. Featuring aTB6600 stepper driver, NEMA 23 stepper motor, DHT11, LEDs, switches, and smart heating/cooling logic, through trial and error it achieved its goal of being able to control a rooms temperature, in real time.

In order to increase the efficiency of the CNC and to not be locked by a proprietary software, modifying an existing post-processor was necessary

At my time at Timberline Cabinets, I had the opportunity to setup a part of the new software that was going to be used for everyday operation. I was tasked with setting up the automatic shop drawings that would be used for every accepted job. Making sure spacing, the look, and information was correct the first time through was important.