Why I Still Believe
I’ve seen enough in this life to walk away from faith — and there were times I almost did. When everything around you keeps breaking, when the people you counted on fall short, when life pushes you to the edge — belief starts to feel optional. There were moments when I looked around and couldn’t […]
Why I Love Fixing What’s Broken (Even When It Feels Like It’s Fighting Me)
Sometimes, it feels like every project I take on has a personal grudge against me. A bolt that won’t break loose. A wire that won’t trace. A clutch mount that won’t line up no matter how many times I try. And yet — I keep coming back. Because there’s something about fixing what’s broken, especially […]
Free Speech, Faith, and Media Responsibility
Introduction The tragic death of Charlie Kirk shook me, not just because of the violence itself but because of the ripple effects it set off in our country. It raised questions about free speech, media responsibility, and how we as Christians should respond when people say things we strongly disagree with. In the days that […]
Why You’ll Start Seeing Amazon Links on FlesherNET
If you’ve been poking around the site, you might’ve noticed something new: a little sidebar section I’m calling “Eric’s Picks.” It features tools, tech, or components I use in my own projects — and yes, some of those links point to Amazon. Let me explain why I’m doing this. Over the years, I’ve had tons […]
Building the Foundation – What Do You Want to See Here?
Let’s be real for a moment — starting a new website is a little like moving into a giant empty warehouse. You’ve got the doors unlocked, the lights turned on, maybe a few cool things already set up… but most of it still echoes. That’s kind of where FlesherNET is right now. The homepage has […]
Welcome to FlesherNET
Hey there — I’m Eric, and this is FlesherNET. This site is more than just a portfolio or a passion project. It’s a reflection of who I am: someone who’s spent a lifetime diving deep into computers, cars, electronics, CNC machines, CAD design, and more. I’ve always had the mindset of a builder — whether […]