Projects
From a 3D-printed replacement air hockey fan to a Volvo dashcam cover, these projects show how 3D scanning, CAD and 3D printing bring real parts back to life. You’ll also find experiments in Gaussian splatting, which turns ordinary photos into explorable 3D scenes.
Reverse Engineering Spotlight: Volvo
A custom dashcam cover for a Volvo, developed from 3D scans and prototypes. One of my more challenging reverse engineering projects, and worth the time.
Gaussian Splatting Harry Potter
Gaussian splatting turns ordinary photos into a 3D scene you can explore. Spin and zoom around this interactive splat right in your browser.
Reverse Engineering: Blower Fan
A broken squirrel-cage fan from an air hockey table, 3D scanned, rebuilt in SolidWorks and printed in PLA as a 1:1 replacement in a couple of days.
