Ah, true, sorry, I forgot to post here. I even made pictures last week I wanted to show
They're already a bit outdated, as it's looking a bit different now (chairs, etc.), but here you go:
This will be the main room for assembly. There are already quite a few boxes with plastic parts in (MegaDrive shells, etc.):
I also have height adjustable tables setup, which give quite a bit of space for assembly, flashing, testing, etc:
There's also a small CNC drill so I can make modification to plastic parts as needed (fully automated):
This is the room where most of the Pyra stuff will happen:
As you can see, last week no shelves were setup. 99% of the stuff inside the boxes is Pyra stuff (shells, partly already preassembled, PCBs, boxes, etc.)
There's another height adjustable table in there, which you can't see from that perspective.
The biggest room is where my shop will move eventually (probably October / November.
So far, it's only a storage for some cool retro gaming stuff:
Because the Pyra parts were scattered between three different locations (old rooms, new rooms and my home), it wasn't possible to continue assembly.
Now all parts are already in the new rooms and need to be sorted. I am planning to resume assembly and shipping next week, maybe one week later (as there's a GamesCom livestream as well).
August was a hardcore month so far. My employee is in holidays, which means I have to handle shipping the ordered items in the shop as well.
Ice hockey season is starting, which means I need to produce animations for it.
Then I had to move everything into the new rooms.
And handle a bit more... didn't have a weekend without work yet and right now I'll get about 3 hours sleep per day (it's 5:34am here right now... I'm back at work at 10am
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I'll be so happy once the move is complete. Tons of space to work, which makes everything more convenient
Oh, and the new case samples from Greece arrived as well. Now everything fits, assembly will be a lot easier (and faster) thanks to these modifications in the future.
It'll take some time until the new cases have been produced, but we're getting there
Thanks for still supporting me, even though things are way too slow at the moment (but I'm working on that
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