// Bryson Reece

Daily Drivers

Apple Mac Mini (M1, 2020): A compact desktop solution delivering reliable performance for all my development needs.
31.5" Dell 4K Monitor (U3223QE): One of Dell's premier workstation monitors, with a built in Thunderbolt hub and a whopping six USB ports.
Herman-Miller Aeron: This thing has been a life changer, completely ridding my lower back of the chronic pain I had sitting in low-quality desk chairs.
Apple Magic Keyboard: A perfectly fine keyboard for daily use from the crack-team at Apple. Mainly chosen for it's visual aesthetic while sitting on my desk.
Logitech MX Master: A beast, this mouse has held up for 6+ years without missing a beat. My only complaint is the battery life slowly degrading over time.
Elgato Stream Deck: A great tool for streamers, but also fantastic for productivity. I use this thing daily for my development work.

Omtech AF-2435-80: The crown jewel of my workshop, "Big Blue". This 80-watt CO2 laser cutter was the culimation of months of planning and consideration. With this machine I can craft all sorts of things using materials ranging from wood, metal, stone, acrylic, to even leather!
Prusa i3 MK3: The 3D printer that arguably helped put the industry on the map more than any other consumer product. I can fire this thing up after months of sitting and immediately jump into a high quality 12+ hour print with no recalibration.
Lulzbot Taz 6: The LulzBot TAZ 6 was the most reliable, easiest to use desktop 3D printer of its day, featuring innovative self-leveling and self-cleaning, and a modular tool head design for flexible and multi-material prints. With one of the largest print volumes in its class, the LulzBot TAZ 6 is an absolute workhorse for FDM manufacturing.

I'm an avid collector of memorable pieces of technology that have shaped their own corners of the industry. Here are some of my favorites: