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 it’s writing code, rewiring a car in ways the manufacturer said couldn’t be done, or designing a tool system from scratch that’s now used internationally. I don’t claim to be a genius. I just love to learn, to create, and to challenge limits.
FlesherNET was born as a way to organize all that chaos into something useful. This is where I showcase my projects — from retro game mods and custom PCs to CNC builds and car restorations. But more importantly, it’s where I share how I did it. The guides, tools, and resources I post here are free to use. My goal isn’t to gatekeep knowledge — it’s to spread it.
But this site isn’t just about me. It’s about you — the visitor, the fellow builder, the person who’s curious but maybe doesn’t know where to start. FlesherNET includes a blog (you’re reading it), community sections, forums, and eventually a place where others can post their own creations. Whether you’re into cars, coding, electronics, or you’re just trying to figure things out — you’re welcome here.
And when I write here, it won’t always be tutorials or builds. Sometimes it’ll be thoughts. Insights. Even frustrations. I’ll do my best to turn those moments into something someone else can learn from — or at least relate to. If you leave this blog feeling even slightly more capable or inspired, then it’s doing what it was meant to.
Thanks for visiting. Let’s build something awesome — together.