2026 · 10 · 20
Earlier this year, I had the idea of bringing my YouTube channel back to life. It mainly came from wanting to start Project Argus after Project Blackwall. The main reason behind this was that Project Argus was going to have significantly more scope than Blackwall, and a post-mortem write-up would likely dwarf the already high word count of the Blackwall write-up.
I have had this idea many times before, and never done anything with it, but this time round it felt more serious. Nothing much came of it, mainly due to my already poor work-life balance. I now have a new job, however, and that caused the idea to come out of deep freeze again. You see, with me getting this new 9-5, I strictly speaking have less free time, but I do have more energy. This opens me up to expand my learning, and with that I want to learn more about electronics.
I know I want a new 3D printer, and after following a pretty cohesive rabbit hole, I know I want a Voron. Specifically, I want a Voron 2.4 6-head Stealthburner with a BoxTurle AMS system. I’ll start with a Voron 2.4 LDO kit, however. This project is for me ambitious at best, and I know that just writing a block post of it wont do it justice. Thus, resurrecting the YouTube channel makes sense.
Am I actually going to do it? I hope so, but as good as I am at coming up with ideas, I am equally skilled at not following through on these ideas. I would like to start it, and I have budgeted for a mic and figured out (most of) the tooling. It is just the case that I am going to have to move out of the planning phase.
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