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Head-on view of the hexapod robot, its printed leg shrouds fanned out like blades in low, dramatic light.
[BMD · EST. MORGAN HILL, CA]

BEASTMODE


CUSTOM MECHANICAL DESIGN, CONCEPTS & PROTOTYPES

You have the idea. I have twenty-six years of mechanical design, a full electro-mechanical toolchain, and a shop that turns a sketch into a part you can hold.

[MORGAN HILL · CA]
[01 / POSITION]

Most ideas die in the gap between a drawing and a part.

That gap is where I work. Not a agency, not a print farm — one Principal Design Engineer who models it, renders it, prints it, machines it, wires it, flashes the firmware, and hands you something that functions.

Half my clients are individuals with a good idea and no path to hardware. The other half are companies who found me by word of mouth. I have never advertised. The work is the pitch.

HOW I WORK
0YEARS IN MECHANICAL DESIGN
0IN-HOUSE PROCESSES
0ENGINEER ON YOUR PROJECT
0HANDOFFS BETWEEN THE DESIGN AND THE PART
Studio render of the AiRACER-01 hover platform: four ducted lift fans on carbon arms around a red and black fuselage, with a rear thrust fan.
[CURRENT BUILD — AiRACER-01]

Height-locked.
3 CH.
RaceCRAFT.

A 3-channel hovering RaceCRAFT platform with altitude hold, built around a custom flight-control stack running dRehmFlight by Nicholas Rhem. 4 Brushless motors carry it, a rear Thrust motor moves it, and a lidar ground sensor closes the altitude loop.

[02 / LIVE]

Live 3D Model

Every part below came out of SolidWorks. Drag to orbit, pull the explode slider, open a callout. This is the same assembly review I run with clients — now it runs in your browser.

AiRACER-01 — the real assembly, straight out of SolidWorks. Toggle a layer, pull the explode, open a callout.

It’s truly remarkable to physically grasp something that once only existed within the confines of your imagination.

DAVE — BEASTMODE DEVELOPMENT
[NEXT]

Bring me the hard one.

Every job is quoted case by case — the technology, the approach and the end result decide the number. Tell me what you are trying to build and I will tell you straight whether I am the right shop for it.