Findley Stonehouse • (828)-200-4485 • findley@stonehouselabs.com
About me
I’m a hands-on engineering student and maker who enjoys figuring out how things work and then building, modifying, or improving them myself. My projects span embedded systems, electronics, software, networking, CAD, and mechanical fabrication, often combining several of these disciplines into a single working system. I especially enjoy taking a problem that doesn’t have an obvious solution, breaking it down into its individual pieces, and building a practical solution from the ground up. Whether I’m designing an ESP32-based controller, building out a home server, modifying a vehicle, or prototyping something in CAD, I’m most at home at the intersection of hardware and software.
A recent addition to my home server system
One of my first KiCAD PCB designs
The first circuits lab of my baccalaureate
Repairing my car's A/C system
Wiring offroading lights on my car
A CAT6 jack I installed in my server room
Diagnosing an electric brake failure on a trailer
A look into my hand-built computer
Some of my solder joints on a microcontroller
One of my old workstations
An SPI flash chip I harvested from e-waste
A switch I added modifying my car's sound system
An AI model running on my own hardware
A few of the apps I host on my server
Installing Mario onto my TI-84 Plus CE
A CAD model for an ENGR class project