Welcome! I’m Emil, and this is where I share my hands-on experiences building a homelab, diving into programming projects, and experimenting with 3D printing. My goal is to make tech fun, whether you’re a beginner tinkerer or an experienced developer. Follow along as I learn, build, and sometimes fail—so you don’t have to! Find out more →
My Process
1.
Explore
Every project starts with curiosity. I research, sketch, and plan, whether I’m setting up a new server in my homelab or prototyping a gadget with my 3D printer.
2.
Execute
Once I have a plan, it’s time to get hands-on writing code, wiring up devices, or sending prints to the 3D printer. I share detailed write-ups and photos so you can follow along (and avoid my mistakes!).
3.
Evaluate
Nothing is ever perfect on the first try. I review what worked, what didn’t, and iterate on my process. I always appreciate feedback from readers, so let me know your thoughts or share your own experiences!
Features
What You’ll Find Here
Project Logs
Step-by-step breakdowns of my latest homelab, coding, and 3D printing projects, including hardware lists, code samples, and troubleshooting tips.
Guides & Tutorials
Easy-to-follow guides for both beginners and advanced users—covering everything from network setup and automation to writing scripts and designing printable objects.
Ideas & Inspiration
A collection of project ideas, design experiments, and fun challenges to spark your creativity.
About
My name is Emil, and I’m passionate about making things—both in the digital and physical world. By day, I work as a developer, but in my spare time, you’ll find me building out my homelab, learning new programming languages, and pushing the limits of what I can do with a 3D printer.
On this blog, I share tutorials, reviews, project logs, and tips for anyone interested in tech, DIY, and creative problem-solving. Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your next project or practical advice to solve a technical problem, I hope you’ll find something useful here.
Want to connect or collaborate? Don’t hesitate to contact me!