Cars · Repairs · Restoration
Keeping old things alive
Diagnostics, repairs, restoration work, and the lessons learned while persuading mechanical and electrical things to behave again.
Workshop projects coming soonCurious things collected from the digital woods.
GoblinMart is where I keep the things I build, fix, learn, document, and occasionally take apart before I know how to put them back together.
The Workshop
Repairs, experiments, restoration work, small builds, and the useful lessons that usually arrive five minutes after I needed them.
Cars · Repairs · Restoration
Diagnostics, repairs, restoration work, and the lessons learned while persuading mechanical and electrical things to behave again.
Workshop projects coming soonBuilds · Experiments · Projects
Small builds, strange tests, practical experiments, and projects that started with curiosity rather than a particularly sensible plan.
More bench space coming soonThe Server Room
Homelab projects, networking notes, containers, automation, and the quiet machinery behind the curtain.
Public writeups live here. Administrative interfaces, private network details, and the keys to the kingdom do not.
The Library
Writing, field notes, reference material, and unfinished fragments— things worth shelving somewhere I can actually find them again.
Essays, stories, reflections, and pieces that grew beyond a quick note.
Observations, discoveries, and things learned while solving problems that were supposed to be simple.
Guides, procedures, checklists, and notes written for the person who has to find them later.
Dreams, concepts, scenes, quotes, bits of inspiration, and other things that do not need to be complete yet.
About the Proprietor
I like understanding how things work—computers, networks, machines, systems, and occasionally people.
GoblinMart is less a portfolio than a well-organized workbench: part project archive, part notebook, part excuse to build something on the web that is actually mine.
If something here saves me—or someone else—from solving the same problem twice, the shop has done its job.