Mission: Keep a Weimaraner Busy
Living with a Weimaraner means discovering that a high-energy dog doesn't just need to run. You also have to find ways to keep what's between those two ears busy.

Builds, prototypes and technical projects, from the first experiment to the final result.
Living with a Weimaraner means discovering that a high-energy dog doesn't just need to run. You also have to find ways to keep what's between those two ears busy.
The story of yet another project — one that would eventually help give birth to this very website. More than just technical documentation, it's the story of a process where one thing leads to another, every answer raises new questions, and boundaries have an annoying tendency to disappear.
At first, I simply wanted to know whether my impression matched reality. A few searches later, an ADS-B station was tracking the planes flying over the house. And since they were there anyway, I might as well try to measure the noise they produce. One thing led to another: local tracking, a database and a homemade sound level meter.
What started as a desire to explore a technology capable of turning a file into a real object gradually became a tool for repairing, building, experimenting... or simply making things because they looked cool. From assembling my first Prusa to resin printing, from 3D modelling to painting, this project traces roughly ten years of experiments, a few successes, certainly a few failures, and a lot of things learned along the way. As for when it will be finished... Let's just say it will probably spend some time in `pending` every now and then.