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Engineer · Maker · Entrepreneur

Build.Test.Sell.

I'm Pasco. I build things with code, electronics, AI, and my hands—then try to turn the best ideas into real businesses. I share what works, what fails, and the numbers behind it.

Cutting machine and tools in Pasco's workshopLayered wood map detailWorkshop / Austin, TX
The idea

I make things. Then I see if people want them.

IdeaBuildLaunch$$$ / 💀Repeat

Sometimes it's software. Sometimes electronics. Sometimes something from the workshop. AI helps me move faster, but the goal is always the same: build something real and find out if it's useful.

The build board

What I'm building

Some become businesses. Some become tutorials. Some fail spectacularly. Every one becomes something worth learning from.

HomeKeepsake project
Project 001 / Physical productTesting

HomeKeepsake

Custom home-map keepsakes, tested as a repeatable closing-gift business for real estate agents.

Open project
Listing Watchdog project
Project 002 / SoftwareTesting

Listing Watchdog

A software tool for finding eBay listings worth watching—built for collectors, resellers, and deal hunters.

Open project
Arcade + Claw Machine project
Project 003 / HardwareBuilding

Arcade + Claw Machine

A from-scratch hardware build combining an arcade cabinet and claw machine into one ambitious project.

Open project
Cat5e to 10GbE project
Project 004 / ExperimentComplete

Cat5e to 10GbE

A real-world networking test to find out whether old cable can deliver modern 10-gigabit speed.

Open project
Follow the build

See what works before I know what works.

Once a week: what I built, what it cost, whether anyone bought it, and what I'm trying next. No guru stuff. Just actual experiments.

Email delivery is being set up. For now, continue to YouTube to follow the builds.

Pasco, the maker behind Doer
About Pasco

I'm Pasco. I like making things.

I'm an electrical engineer, programmer, and maker. I've always bounced between software, electronics, and physical projects. Doer is where those things come together.

Now I'm trying something bigger: turning the things I enjoy building into businesses that can eventually replace my day job.

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