Electrical
Starting early on with helping redo some wiring as part of a church service project, and being refined while working in theatres, most of my electrical knowledge has come from a very hands-on learning. For the home, I know enough to wire outlets and set up breakers, but beyond regular everyday tasks, I recommend a licensed contractor.
Electronics
Electronics and small circuit building has been a much more recent hobby, but I’ve been working on computer hardware, and repairing regular consumer electronics since early middle school. Mostly, electronics has been a fun way for me to experiment with ideas and make small custom home appliances.
Circuit diagram for audio tester
Shop fan made from recycled scraps
Shop fan made from recycled scraps
Circuit diagram for heated jacket
Cosplay piece
Garage door opener mounted inside scooter
Circuit diagram for toy
Circuit diagram for bluetooth speaker
Circuit diagram for bluetooth speaker
Breadboard layout
Breadboard layout (listed)
Circuit diagram for audio tester
Diagraming while troubleshooting
Testing a device before installation
Audio tester in progress
Audio tester in progress
extra break light made from old laptop parts
Extension outlet
Extension outlet
Extension outlets and shop power supply
Shop power supply in progress
Shop power supply
Testing a sound board
Circuit kit for LED hourglass
Circuit prototype
Bluetooth speaker built into a coffee can
Bluetooth speaker built into a coffee can
Bluetooth speaker built into a bandage tin
Multimeter readings
Stereo system built into a ammo box
Desktop components getting ready for testing
Tools prepped for desktop computer serviceing
Desktop components testing
Desktop Computer post repair
Bluetooth headphones being repaired
Tools prepped
Bluetooth speaker modification
testing in progress
Circuit kit for decision maker
Testing a sound board
Switches mounted in concrete weights
Ceiling fan
Stereo system built into a cooler
Circuit kit for LED Jack-o-lantern