I design stuff. Build stuff. Break stuff. Professional engineer by day. Hobbyist engineer by night. Scroll down to see some of my work!
Onwards ↓I have extensive use of Solidworks CAD to design machined, moulded and sheetmetal components, perform static FEA analyses, create engineering drawings and control part versions through Solidworks PDM Standard.
I hold the Solidworks Professional certificate in Mechanical Design.
I have extensive experience using both in-house and external prototyping services, in particular in additive manufacturing, in addition to the use of hand tools for the assembly, test and measurement of prototypes.
I hold ownership of in-house FDM in my current role, overseeing maintenance of the machines and training employees on their use.
Mechanical Design
Solidworks CAD
Injection Moulding
Additive Manufacturing
Physical Prototyping
Engineering Drawing & Tolerancing
Design for Manufacture and Assembly
Prototype firmware/software for micro-controllers & embedded systems
Below are headlines for some of the projects I have completed in my spare time. You can also see my Instagram for more updates.
Increasing throughput and worker safety in UK manufacturing of BikeStow bike racks
Modelling of flexspline deformation in harmonic drives using MATLAB
3D Printed strain-wave drive teaching aid for Loughborough University
Pushing the limits of Fused Filament Fabrication with cycloidal drives. Part of the 3D printed robot arm project MK I.
Bringing life to these vintage IN12A nixie tubes with 180 volts of zing.
An 800mm reach, 2kg payload robot arm built with a mix of technologies, including FFF and SLA 3D printing, machined parts and a mixture of actuators, using stepper and brushless DC motors, planetary and strain-wave gearboxes.
Auto-ranging current and voltage datalogger, built on the ESP32 framework
Bluetooth stereo speaker, built using the nifty OEP 30Wx2 amplifier module and 6x 18650 lithium-ion cells for hours of runtime
Creating 3D models from 2D drawings to recreate the lost racing motorcycles of the 70's
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