
MacBook Air M1 - Exploring a Compact Rebuild
Tearing down a broken-screen MacBook Air M1 to ideate on building a compact desktop box
Curiosity meets caffeine. Constructing and deconstructing is either screwing or unscrewing
Ultrabooks, gaming machines, and everything in between
Setup, calibration, and hardware analysis
SBC builds, modifications, and projects
Network storage and homelab setups
Repair guides and component analysis
Mechanical keyboard disassembly and mods

Tearing down a broken-screen MacBook Air M1 to ideate on building a compact desktop box

Setting up the Bambu Lab P2S enclosed 3D printer - minimal effort, maximum capability

Shrinking a full desktop setup into a custom 3D printed micro-ATX case that fits an RTX GPU, ATX PSU, and somehow still leaves the RTX 4090 looking oversized

Building a high-performance Pi 5 with PCIe NVMe storage using a HAT adapter, featuring active cooling and modified 3D printed case

Building a 5.46TB enterprise NAS using 10 SAS drives with custom 3D printed external cooling racks for under $320

Upgrading from A1 Mini to A1 Combo - bigger build volume and AMS lite for easy multi-color printing

Setting up the Bambu Lab A1 Mini 3D printer - probably the easiest and best printer for beginners in 2025

Sound dampening a split mechanical keyboard with Poron foam and AKKO silent switches for a shared home office space

Testing OpenCore limits: upgrading a 2010 MacBook Pro from Mac OS Lion through High Sierra to unsupported Monterey and Sequoia

Exploring the internals of Apple's last pre-USB-C MacBook Air, with notes on SSD firmware upgrade challenges for running modern macOS

Building my first custom mechanical keyboard with AKKO Lavender switches, KTT Baby Whites, and a lavender gradient keycap set

Replacing a cracked screen on the Motorola G Stylus 2022, navigating hidden screws and battery removal to access the display connector

Quick look inside a Lenovo ThinkPad T490s out of curiosity - documenting what the internals look like

Converting a broken-screen HP EliteBook 840 G7 into a makeshift all-in-one computer - upgrading RAM/SSD, extracting WiFi antenna, and mounting the motherboard behind a monitor