Portfolio

Four projects, each shown with the engineering behind it: CAD, drawings, prototypes and tests.

Yad Barid

The new generation Arabic teapot

Yad Barid teapot in polished metal on a carved wooden table with tea glasses and mint — Render of Pivot, one of the four handle concepts. It has a pour position and a brew position.

A traditional Arabic teapot, redesigned so the handle stays cool. We developed four handle concepts and measured how warm each handle gets.

Brief: Heat-resistant, traditional in style, innovative, manufacturable and easy to use
Concepts: Element, Detach, Isolate and Pivot
Production routes: Casting, milling, turning and injection moulding

BugSuck

A handheld bug catcher

Exploded line drawing of the seven BugSuck parts, from left to right: endcap, housing with its lid below, chamber, trap, shaft and nozzle — Drawn from the STL export, with every part pulled apart along its real axis. From left: endcap, housing with its lid, chamber, trap, shaft and nozzle.

Modelled in SolidWorks to be 3D printed, and rendered in Blender.

Parts: Seven, all 3D printable
Stage: Prototype 1, revision 3.0

BugSuck render: a white body with a copper cage section and a tapered nozzle

Lubeline

Further development of an existing product

Line drawings of five Lubeline parts: funnel frame, sheet-metal funnel, frame, machine room and an O-ring prototype — Drawn from the STL exports. In reading order: funnel frame (204), sheet-metal funnel (203), frame (201), machine room (202) and a rubber O-ring prototype.

For a company with an existing product, we modelled the frame, the machine room, a sheet-metal funnel and its frame as one SolidWorks assembly. The parts were 3D printed, and the rubber funnel parts were prototyped with 0.5 mm and 1 mm O-rings.

Assembly: Lubeline 02 in SolidWorks: four main parts plus tubing
Prototypes: 3D-printed parts and rubber funnel prototypes
Tests: A check-valve test in the machine room, and O-ring tests in April 2026

Omni

Keyboard, trackpad and controller in one

Omni drawn as CAD linework — Omni from one camera angle: CAD linework on the left, the render on the right. Drag the seam to compare.

Omni rendered from the same angle: a dark body with light round keys, a trackpad, a D-pad and grips at both ends — Omni from one camera angle: CAD linework on the left, the render on the right. Drag the seam to compare.

Round keys, a trackpad, a D-pad and game buttons share one compact body. Omni went from sketches to CAD to a laser-cut wooden model you can hold.

Years: 2024-2025
From idea to model: Sketches, CAD, render and a laser-cut wooden prototype

A hand holding the laser-cut wooden Omni prototype with engraved keys, a D-pad and a trackpad — The laser-cut wooden model of Omni.

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