Designing and creating is a part of my life since childhood. I like to work out technical solutions to various problems, to try out and evolve my ideas. From paper and pencil to 3D CAD software, using the materials and workshop possibilities I have available.
After my degree in mechanical engineering I spent a good part of my professional life as a development engineer, project manager and team manager. Working in research and in the 3D printing industry, I experienced highly innovative project work first hand.
With CAD software and 3D printing at hand, I could realize a lot of projects for myself, many of them involving bikes and/or ergonomy.
Now I moved out of the corporate world and I focus on my healing work, but the ties to design and engineering remain.
Find a few examples of my projects below.
Feel free to contact me for comments, questions and discussion.
Understand cog and chain wear and give your cassette a much longer life.
Sep 2nd, 2026
From the glory of the 90s to a do-it-all companion for years to come
August 20th, 2026
Can I do them better than the industry?
:: WORK IN PROGRESS ::
Last Update July 17th, 2026
Understanding a less known parameter in bike design.
Updated August 1st, 2026
Conversion of a classic mountain bike frame to contemporary wheel size and geometry.
March 18th, 2026
From 3D printing byproducts to lightweight fork beauties. Definitely nice to have.
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