A key fob enclosure so I don’t need to carry my bulky car key everywhere.

The enclosure allows me to hang this from my car mirror, without it looking obvious that it is a key fob (the key blade stays with me).

Made-to-order bicycle fork designed to be adaptable to the geometry and fitment specifications of the bike and modular to the carrying needs of the rider.  

The fork is a modular unit, comprising a completely reconfigurable body with add-on modules to set it up just the way you like.

I love these $6 Bunnings containers for storing screws & bolts, but I don’t love retrieving them when I need to fish through each compartment for the item I need. The 22 compartments are narrow and hard to get your fingers in, made worse by the slide-in dividers that easily slide-out, combining the previously [ meticulously] separated supplies.

I made these infill containers with a lip pull so I can remove a collection of bolts, tip them out on my bench & make a mess while I find the one I want, then put them all back together  without disturbing the surrounding storage.

Designed, engineered and fabricated as part of an ‘advanced prototyping’ class at University.

As an avid cyclist, the stem represents the convergence of design & engineering — an opportunity to design for both form & function.

The stem utilises CNC Machining [lathe + end mill] to shape the form from a billet of 6061-T6 Aluminium. 

The stem design accounts for the restrictions of the 3-axis CNC machine available at RMIT, but pushes these to the limits with a contoured body with angular ends. 

Post-processing was required to remove machine marks & create a high-shine in preparation for anodizing & laser engraving.

A neat and tidy way to store the tool and bits I carry while riding. The elements did not come as a collection - they have been amassed, discarded & optimised over the years to an assortment of tools that I require on my person when riding. The previous solution to tie these bits together was a rubberised bit holder containing some bits, with the Spurcycle sliding wrench and Blackburn chainbreaker sitting separate. This piecce of plastic with holes in it neatly & securely holds everything I need.

I am picky - I don’t like seeing bike headlights stick out the front of my handlebars, so I made an adapter that runs it above or below the stem, the stem being a Pro Vibe model. The stem is pretty wacky, so I first had to figure out the profile before I could work on the clamp...for which there were multiple iterations. I reverse engineered a KNOG light clamp o-ring attachment for use with this 3D printed clamp.

The table is designed to be engaging for young minds. 

Wacky shapes and engaging nooks promote this table as an interactive & expressive place to store soft toys and other knick-knacks that children love to dsplay, 

The shape was conceived from the  giraffe - a perculiar and windly interested animal that draws the awe of children across the world.