Around age eight, my dad bought our first 3D printer: a Geeetech Prusa clone. I helped assemble and tune the bed-slinger, sometimes simply watching it run for hours. As I began FTC, I took the printer into my room and set it at the foot of my bed (constant supervision was necessary), but I quickly realized how crappy it truly was. Precision was a nightmare so I eventually bought an Ender 5 Pro — not exactly high-end, but definitely an improvement. From there I made my own modifications: direct drive, bed support, power supply, etc. With Fusion 360 and my personal printer, I could create whatever I wanted to.
late-night thunderstorms, spontaneous trips, cold watermelon, indie rock, animals, snacks, reading books in one sitting, hiking, minecraft, skiing, aqua
I've done Taekwondo since I was four, training and competing internationally in poomsae, freestyle, and demo team (+ some sparring). Recently I've gotten more into tricking (acrobatics + twists + kicks) for the thrill and coolness factor.