Space Hardware & Launch Operations
Industrialization, payload integration, and mechanical systems engineering for launch vehicles and orbital hardware.
I work at the intersection of complex hardware systems, mechanical engineering, and hands-on fabrication. Whether I'm solving flight-hardware problems or working at a bench under magnification, I enjoy building things that are built to last.
Industrialization, payload integration, and mechanical systems engineering for launch vehicles and orbital hardware.
Diagnostic tooling, vintage workbench restoration, and custom fixtures for micro-mechanical assembly and metalworking.
Servicing, regulating, and restoring mechanical calibers—working with escapements, gear trains, and vintage movements down to the micron.
Grinding, heat-treating, and finishing custom blades—balancing steel geometry, edge retention, and ergonomic handle materials.
Deckbuilding, meta analysis, and playing high-synergy formats—treating card interactions like an engine-building puzzle.
Bench notes, movement overhauls, and custom blade fabrication. Filter by discipline or click any entry to inspect high-resolution specs.
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Complete disassembly, epilame treatment, mainspring replacement, and five-position timing regulation on the timegrapher.
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Flat-ground bevels, oil-quenched and tempered to 60 HRC, finished with hand-rubbed satin flats and contoured Micarta scales.
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Dial and handset alignment under loupe, regulated NH35 movement, sapphire crystal press-fit, and pressure-tested case assembly.
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Thin distal taper for clean slicing geometry, ferric chloride etch finish, and stabilized hardwood handle secured with brass pins.
Active lists, brews, and synergy engines. Search Scryfall to test card additions, import full plain-text lists, or inspect individual card oracle data.
Based in Switzerland. Reach out if you want to discuss aerospace hardware, mechanical watch restoration, custom blades, or Magic: The Gathering.
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Central European Time (CET / CEST). Available for engineering discussions and bench talk.
Launch systems, mechanical calibers, steel heat-treat notes, or Commander / Legacy games.