About the Author

Hi, I’m Yurko.

I’m a programmer, maker, and Doctor of Computer Science. I like understanding how things work, then making them work a little better.

Terpuh Labs is where I write about the practical side of that: 3D printing, CAD, repairs, small household improvements, home automation, and the occasional software or self-hosting project. Some posts start with a broken plastic part. Others start with a printer, a soldering iron, or an idea that refuses to leave me alone.

I care about useful things that can be reproduced. In software, that means code, automation, and documentation. In the physical world, it means a part that fits, a repair that lasts, and a design someone else can print without having to rediscover every mistake.

I share the process as well as the result: what I tried, what did not fit, what I changed, and why. If that helps somebody repair, print, or automate their own thing, even better.