I design the mechanisms you either don't have the time, capacity, or in-house expertise to tackle - solving those nuanced details often wanted but deemed too complicated or time-consuming. Over the last few years, I've quietly steered my focus back to my first love: mechanism design. What I cultivated at university is now augmented by 30+ years of real-world experience across manufacturing, retail, and compliance - concerns that inform every solution I develop.

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I've built my practice around 3D scanning and 3D printing technologies, investing in the tools and mastering the workflows to bridge the gap between CAD and reality. This is my niche: I don't just design your mechanism - I deliver a working prototype. You get both the engineering and the proof, refined and ready.

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I can be quite adventurous in my approach, which surprises people who expect engineers to be staid or conservative. I'm neither - but I am a realist. Confidence in the entire process, from wild initial concept to finished mechanism, allows me to explore and experiment without ever losing sight of what actually needs to be made.

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I work primarily in SolidWorks Premium, Rhino, and ZBrush for design and engineering. For prototyping, I use both filament and resin 3D printing with Bambu Labs and Formlabs machines. I've built myself a 40sqm studio equipped with a range of machinery that allows me to work in metal and complete the full creation of working mechanisms - ensuring I can take projects from concept to finished, functional reality.