Local vs global
My capabilities
Global knowledge is not your shop. Declared capabilities and computed BOC status stay separate.
Cylindrical metal work on a lathe in the small-shop envelope.
Prismatic metal features: flats, pockets, keyways, housings.
Join mild steel structurally with wire-fed GMAW.
Profile cut plate for frames and farm implements.
Additive polymer parts, jigs, and patterns.
Shop air for tools, plasma, and pneumatics.
Reduce stone/brick to usable aggregate.
Household or community drinking-water treatment.
Solder SMT boards in a controlled thermal profile.
Cut plywood/timber panels for furniture and housing cassettes.
Size-reduce plastic for reprocessing.
Melt and extrude shredded plastic into stock or filament.
Provide hydraulic flow/pressure to implements.
Convert sunlight to DC electricity and charge storage.
Nickel-iron battery storage. Mature chemistry; modern open pack designs limited.
Closed-loop or open-loop motion control for milling.
Motion control for turning centers.
Torch-height and path control for plasma tables.
Calipers, squares, tape — the measurement kernel.
Harden/temper in a controlled furnace. Often a regional outsource.
Outsourced thermal processing within logistics range.
Shaft keyways and similar features — typically needs a mill.
Workholding that multiplies every other machine.
Welded and cut structural frames.
Diagnose, cut, and re-weld failed fabrications.
Lay CEB, brick, or block into a structure.
CNC-cut timber cassette / WikiHouse-style systems.
PV + conversion + storage sufficient for a workshop/home band.
Reliable potable water at household/community scale.
Optical inspection for biology, QC, and education.
Automated seeding/weeding on a tracked bed.
Coordinated multi-axis motion.
Melt ferrous/nonferrous charges in an induction furnace.
Shape melt into parts. Mature industrial process; open implementations limited.
Convert wind to mechanical/electrical power.
Turn logs into dimensional lumber.