Projects

Work

Personal projects inspired by early computers and vintage electronics, from the first sketch to the finished object.

Newest project

ADHD

The Anti Distraction Handset Device. A Bluetooth handset that pairs with your mobile and lets calls through. Nothing else. No apps, no feeds, no notifications. Just pick up and talk.

1

job: calls

BT

pairs with your mobile

0

notifications

The ADHD Bluetooth handset

Personal project

Portable 64

What if Commodore had built a laptop in the 1980s? A fully working C64-style portable, designed from scratch and 3D printed in the original beige.

~30

printed case parts

38 h

of print time

Pi 5

Raspberry Pi inside

The finished Portable 64 next to a Commodore floppy drive

On display

Now at the
Computermuseum Cologne.

The original Portable 64 prototype is on display at the Computermuseum Cologne in Germany. Come and see it in person.

On display
On display

From sketch to prototype.

Pencil first. Then CAD, dozens of test prints, wiring, and hours of sanding and priming.

Pencil concept sketch of the Portable 64
Concept sketch
Case parts printing on a 3D printer
Printing the case
Unfinished prototype with raw printed parts
First assembly
Wiring and electronics inside the prototype
Electronics

Redesign

ADByte Retromouse

The look of a late-80s desktop mouse, rebuilt for today. Wireless, with two buttons and a scroll wheel, in a fully 3D-printed shell.

Wireless

for everyday use

2 + 1

buttons and scroll wheel

67 g

of printed PLA

The Retromouse next to the classic original, with the design sketches
Sketch
The Retromouse opened up, showing the board and battery
Inside
Three versions of the Retromouse: black, clear and grey
Three finishes
The Retromouse on a desk next to a Macintosh SE

Files and parts from the builds.

STL files, firmware and PCB files, released when a project is ready.

New builds on YouTube.

Follow each project from the first sketch to the finished object.