Grid platform & rovers 3
The 8 mm / M3 hole-grid standard and what is built on it.

Grid Platform
A minimal, general-purpose 3D-printed rover platform: plain 8 mm-pitch / M3 hole-grid plates (the "breadboard for rovers") plus a motor plate with four integrated N20 stations.
v0.1caster-trike reference build assembled + driving -- needs finetuning. spec v3

RF-1 — the rolling face
A desk companion that rolls.
v0.1in progress
concept locked; Phase 1 drivetrain software-verified, awaiting print

RV-1 rover
Build the first serviceable physical-discovery rover around the current RV-1 rev-1 controller without freezing untested purchased interfaces into a monolithic chassis.
v0.2in progress
AM-1 — the agentmic keyboard 5
One product: board, shells, carriers and fit coupons.

AgentMic — push-to-talk mics for coding agents
A handheld USB push-to-talk mic for talking to coding agents, and a second body for the same electronics.
two bodies of one product
AM-70 is the rounded-rect original, AM-002 the peanut re-body; see each child for its own print/fit state

AM-1 Backplate
CURRENT (v2.10): a full three-part enclosure for the AM-1 push-to-talk USB mic board — back shell + front shell + keycap collar, clamped by two M3x8 entering from the BACK so the product face carries no fasteners.
v2.10modeled three-colour shell; lower well stops 0.8 mm above pcb with u1 relief; envelope/material checks only, unprinted

AM-1 MX PTT keycap and fit coupon
Replace a purchased 1u keycap with a small FDM-printable cap for the AM-1 rev-0.1 hot-swap PTT switch.
v0.1provisional

Slip — exposed AM-1 with a side squeeze rail
Physical assembly is incomplete: Daniel confirms the correctly oriented keeper fits, including its switch opening, and the5 mm switch actuates with an M3 contact screw.
v0.5.0replacement leaf/keeper modeled; base/grip reused; new return behavior unprinted and unproven

AM-1 Pebble
Create a Pebble-like organic handheld enclosure around the existing AM-1 custom PCB while preserving the board's real function, component placement, service paths, antenna keepout, and physically meaningful evidence boundaries.
v0.3design wip
v0.2 carrier is the frozen physical-test baseline (the geometry these viewers show); v0.3 is the longitudinal organic massing rework after the first v0.3 set was rejected as blocky. Human form, real-PCB fit and print evidence all pending.
FE — FNIRSI HS-02A soldering station 6
Five generations of stand plus the iron-cradle insert.

FE-01
A bench station for the FNIRSI HS-02A: a holder that cradles the iron by its cool body, tip pointing down over a base carrying a brass-ball cleaner, a sponge, and tip storage.
v1.0printed + fit-validated
first working print; 2026-06-07) — the iron seats well in the rate-A tapered wedge cradle; form + fit work physically. Remaining: stability (add ~170 g ballast + anti-slip feet) and thermal in-use test. The poor first layers were a bed-

FE-02
A compact holder for the FNIRSI HS-02A soldering iron, and the repo's CONTRACT-FIRST generation experiment: every dimension and position is derived from contract.yaml, so form_lint's un-homed count lands at ≈ 0.
v0.2-compact-generatedform resolved, mechanical gate failed
cg_stability) — accepted as a finding, NOT printed (2026-06-07

FE-04 — load-first HS-02A stand
A clean-sheet HS-02A stand designed LOAD and CoM first, form last — the deliberate inverse of FE-03.4a.
architecture resolved by computation
2026-06-13); three STLs exported, NOT printed, no fit evidence

FE-03 — FNIRSI HS-02A soldering iron station
The FE-03.4a bench station for the FNIRSI HS-02A iron: a faceted cream base (brass-wool cleaner well + cable strain relief) with a bold orange drop-in cradle that holds the iron tip-up, plus a standalone two-tone tip quiver for spare cartridges.
in progress

HS-02A iron insert — stock HS-02B stand, adapted
Adapt the stock FNIRSI HS-02B stand insert so it fits Daniel's FNIRSI HS-02A soldering iron.
v4provisional
v4 reshapes both seats into clean tapers that parallel the stock profile (deep grip kept: body ~Ø20.9, nose follows stock); simplifies the geometry off v3's imposed cylinders; awaiting a print + fit-test of v4

FE-05 — HS-02A clean-in-place soldering station
A desk station that cleans the iron's tip IN PLACE — the tip hovers over a recessed brass cup instead of being lifted out to a separate cleaner.
in progress
PRINTED; bench fit/comfort verdict pending
Desk instruments & displays 6
Things with a screen, a knob or a brain on the desk.

Pomo Matrix
2026-09-15, primary-ref ingest adjudicated, contract + gates landed, and eight generated parts exist**: deck, 2x support_side wedge, 2x ctl_encoder_plate, carrier_s3_devkit_open, 4x MAX7219 corner bracket (from 2 STLs, bracket_max7219 +…
v0.11-clip-resizev0.11 -- 8 parts, meshes watertight + overhang-clean, parameters + mesh_features gates pass. bench
2026-09-20): the grip-neck self-tap HOLDS in matte PLA (deck to both wedges, 2 M3 per side) and the ctl_encoder_plate PRINTED AND WORKS -- the KY-040 no longer levers out. The clip saddle FAILED to print: its sealed STL was a solid block (channel cut missed the body) and its bore was sized from a flat span -- both fixed here, UNPRINTED at this revision. The 4 MAX7219 brackets have never been printed either, and no display, board, cell or switch has been seated. Button / switch / charge plates and the TPU feet are NOT MODELLED -- hardware unchosen.

PG-1 — desk monitor for Claude Code
A Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-1.85 (Ø55 round, 360×360 IPS) in a Teenage-Engineering-flavoured slab — a TP-7 homage sized around the board rather than around a styling sketch.
v1.0design-closed, not printed

Rail Stand
Continuation: the active experiment is R3 slider lid (2026-09-13).
v0.2.1v0.2.1 m2x6 socket-cap latch; reprint latch only, reuse v0.2.0 receiver/carriage/keeper; physical fit/electrics unverified

PG1 Monitor
was never recorded — see LOG.md.
v0.2.0
rear skin split into a screwed LID so the two speaker bays open; geometry + gates only, NOTHING printed or fit-tested

OK-1
OK-1 is a compact desktop controller: a 0.96" OLED on the front, a KY-040 rotary encoder/knob on the right, driven by an ESP32-S3-Zero stacked behind the OLED.
v6.1active
v6.1 encoder-fit fix after print feedback; software-verified, awaiting re-print

Widgets — small desktop devices
Small USB-powered desktop devices. Currently one: a tilting OLED status display on a friction hinge.
one member
micro_tilt_display v0.2, hinge+wire coupon built, unproven until bench
Audio & radio 5
Speakers and radio enclosures.

Speakers — printed enclosures, salvaged and kit
Two printed speaker enclosures: a compact brick around salvaged Bluetooth electronics, and a real ported cabinet around the Dayton C-Note kit.
spk-001 form- and function-resolved but not print-ready; spk-002 pass-1 cabinet, unprinted

TP1 SPEAKER
The tp1_radio_mini MIRRORED: 7-slot grille band up top over a shallow-recessed Gikfun 2" driver, honest real-size OLED window mid-face, Ø26 knob tucked right under it.
v1.5concept
floor-mounted USB breakout + rear-lid fat-cover port; fully-seating plug; both parts version-stamped; first body/lid print warped despite 5mm brim; CAD fixed to full bed contact and gated; assembly bench then showed a USB panel-cable/lid-closure jam blocker; v0.5 replaced the lid USB panel cable with a measured USB-C breakout; v0.6 corrected the wall-mounted OLED boss spacing from the generic ±11/±11 datasheet read to the physically fitted radio_enclosure pattern; v0.7 rotates/lowers the measured KY-040 footprint so the encoder PCB clears the OLED PCB in the front-face plane; v0.8 moves the speaker frame forward from 13.0mm to 8.5mm, uses M3x5 speaker screws, and lowers the OLED/module lane for soldered OLED pigtails; v0.9 fattened the OLED bosses; v1.0–v1.2 first pivoted the breakout to rear-lid bosses, which fouled lid closure (protrusions into the body); v1.3 relocated the breakout to the body inner-bottom FLOOR and ran the USB plug out through the rear lid, so the lid carries no protrusions and closes clean; v1.4 shifted the floor bosses ~6mm toward the lid after a bench print showed the male plug could not reach the female socket (measured 10mm too deep); v1.5 opened the rear-lid port into a straight recess sized to the fat USB-C cover (11.5×7.2 overmold, 7mm neck) so the cover recesses and the plug fully seats with zero gap, and stamped both body ("B v1.5") and lid ("L v1.5") with the auto-injected version. v1.5 geometry is gated CLEAN but UNPRINTED — reprint body+lid to validate full seating.

Two-box internet radio enclosure
Two-box internet radio enclosure for the custom ESP32-S3 carrier PCB v1.1 — honest exposed hardware (open conical speaker opening, no grille), crisp rounded-corner boxes with a 1.5 mm front-edge chamfer.
v2.3in progress
v2.3 — modernization pass: anti-warp chamfer on both lids + JST-XH speaker-disconnect socket captured in the acoustic mating wall; awaiting print test

TP1 Radio
Build a single-front electronics enclosure heavily inspired by the Braun TP1: a tall rounded slab, circular perforated speaker field in the upper-left, a horizontal front split line, a small top-right station-window cue, a lower-left…
v2.4in progress
carrier spun 180° (USB-C exits the top); USB female thin-wall male-reach fix; controls at lower-middle. Reprint usb_lid_coupon + bench-fit next

TP1 Radio MINI
A minimized sibling of tp1_radio_enclosure, built to the same Gikfun 2" + S3-Zero carrier + KY-040 hardware and reusing every mount/fit verbatim.
v0.3concept
first mini assembly; bench fixes applied (USB female moved below the speaker, straps removed, larger anti-warp chamfers, USB-screw countersinks
Kitchen 3
Food-contact and hot-oil parts.

Wooden kitchen tongs — multi-tool bake-off
A faithful, printable model of wooden kitchen tongs — two arms plus a rubber ring — and, at the same time, a multi-tool bake-off: the same object built three ways to compare toolchains.
v4.8bake-off variant b
OpenSCAD + BOSL2) — WINNER. arm_printable is the ship arm; arm_organic and arm_pin are ALTERNATIVES of it, never built together.

Cast-concrete pool skimmer lid
A custom cast-concrete replacement lid for a pool-deck skimmer, made at home from a 3D-printed mold.
v1in progress
v1 — phase0 coaster process coupon scaffolded; lid not started

FatTrap Ladle
FatTrap Ladle — a monolithic, single-piece weir skimmer for separating surface fat from hot broth/stock.
v0.8geometry at contract v0.8
body, grip sleeve and junction coupon exported, 15 of 19 gates passing (the 4 failures are version-prefixed gates for superseded v0.3/v0.4a/v0.5 revisions). NOTHING PRINTED: evidence/print_log.md still reads "Pending (v0.2, nothing printed yet)", so there is no fit, cold-oil or hot-soak evidence.
Around the house 7
Hooks, holders, valets and one sensor enclosure.

KIL Inward — DBH-01-IN
v0.3 printed prototype: one rigid tapered hook, printed on a large side facet.
v0.3printed prototype
user reports good print and appearance; fit/load unverified

pill_box_mk2 (PB-02)
Current next print — I02: H engages the reported detents but has soft stops and excess play explicitly along the slide, especially when closed.
v1.11.0integral shell i is coupon-proven and i01 passed; the full i shell + i02 curved-seat lid are prepared and verified for the h2c but not sent
no print of I02 yet

KIL — Desk Bag Hook / DBH-01
v0.6 — FORM LOCKED by Daniel on 2026-09-09.
v0.6locked form
user approved; measured fit/load unverified

MW-01 — Magnet Wand
A printed head that turns a pole and a cup magnet into a reach tool for fishing dropped screws out of the gap behind the workbench.
awaiting v5.13 delta proof
the prior mechanism is physically proven across coupons and v5.x prints

NT-01 — nightstand
Bedside hardware. Currently one: SG-01, a valet that charges three devices and shows the time.
one member
SG-01 at Stage 3, contract and gates PROVISIONAL, geometry held for calipers; three coupons printed, the part itself unprinted

PB-01 Pill Box
Compact, premium-feeling 7-day pill box.
v0.9.1frozen bench baseline 2026-09-05
tag pill_box-v0.9.1-bench-baseline). Reference model only; superseded by pill_box_mk2.

PR-1 Radar Enclosure
Desk enclosure for the finished ESP32 flight-radar build (Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-1.85, plain 1.85).
v0.3.2v0.2.0 clean, print prepared
body + bezel ring); v0.1 three-part stack superseded 2026-09-13
Keepsakes & one-offs 2
Hardware-free prints; no contract, no gates (CLAUDE.md, Design Scoping).

Weekend in Italy — voucher card + sleeve
Two-part keepsake gift: a raised-relief "Weekend in Italy" voucher card and a matching sliding presentation sleeve.
v0.1in progress
v0.1 coupon

Cockapoo Figurine
Articulated print-in-place flexi figurine of Nemo (Daniel's black cockapoo) — a stylized toy that reads as him, not a generic flexi dog and not a realistic likeness (the realistic lane lives in ~/Projects/cockapoo-animation and is explicitly out of scope here).
v0-g1-approveddraft
Unfiled 1
Not yet filed in tools/preview/index_groups.json.
No design matches that.
