My name is Joshua,
and I'm a mechatronics engineer with a passion for classic cars — especially the BMW E36 Cabrio, which I drive myself as a daily.
I studied mechatronics in a dual program with Mercedes-Benz, went on to work as a development engineer at their R&D department in Stuttgart, and I'm currently completing my Master's in Product Development. Engineering isn't just my profession — it's how I think.
But engineering alone was never enough. I've always been drawn to the intersection of function and form — the point where something works perfectly and looks like it belongs.
For years I've wanted to design and build parts for my own car exactly the way I imagine them: precise fit, clean lines, nothing out of place. With hands-on experience in CAD, 3D printing, and product development, I now have the tools to make that happen.
This shop started with one idea — a MagSafe charging tray for the E36 that clips in without drilling, gluing, or removing anything. Designed to disappear into the interior. Simple, reversible, and made by someone who actually drives the car.
Every product here comes from a real problem I wanted to solve — engineered to work, designed to fit in.
My name is Joshua,
and I'm a mechatronics engineer with a passion for classic cars — especially the BMW E36 Cabrio, which I drive myself as a daily.
I studied mechatronics in a dual program with Mercedes-Benz, went on to work as a development engineer at their R&D department in Stuttgart, and I'm currently completing my Master's in Product Development. Engineering isn't just my profession — it's how I think.
But engineering alone was never enough. I've always been drawn to the intersection of function and form — the point where something works perfectly and looks like it belongs.
For years I've wanted to design and build parts for my own car exactly the way I imagine them: precise fit, clean lines, nothing out of place. With hands-on experience in CAD, 3D printing, and product development, I now have the tools to make that happen.
This shop started with one idea — a MagSafe charging tray for the E36 that clips in without drilling, gluing, or removing anything. Designed to disappear into the interior. Simple, reversible, and made by someone who actually drives the car.
Every product here comes from a real problem I wanted to solve — engineered to work, designed to fit in.
