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Salim Benbouziyane

Custom electronics and 3D-printed builds drive a compact catalogue of maker projects, from cyberdecks and macro keyboards to Raspberry Pi enclosures and a smart-home keypad. Videos use build-from-scratch framing and focus on designed objects with a clear enthusiast and prototyping sensibility. It is a strong fit for viewers interested in creative hardware projects, fabrication, and desktop technology; higher-stakes home installations merit current manuals or qualified help.

Hidden GemTechnology

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Editorial focusHardware & PCs
Audience scale103K subscribers
Videos13 videos
Active since04 June 2012

Editorial note

WorthWatch verdict

Best for

makers exploring custom electronics and 3D-printed devices

Strength

transparent prototype-to-assembly project storytelling

Consider if

you enjoy adapting ambitious build concepts for your own workspace

Recent videos

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I Built a Tiny Cyberdeck Inside an Altoids Tin (From Scratch)

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I Built a Cyberdeck with the Compute Module 5 (From Scratch)

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Deep Dive

Salim Benbouziyane: Experimental Builds in 3D Printing and Electronics

Main focus

Salim Benbouziyane documents hands-on builds spanning 3D printing, electronics, and DIY fabrication. Projects are framed as experiments and learning exercises, connecting technical hobbies with the process of turning an idea into a physical prototype.

Why it matters

Choosing ideas for a first prototype or a new fabrication experiment, viewers can see how 3D printing and electronics meet in practical builds. The creator-led approach suits hobbyists looking for concepts to adapt, test, and develop in their own workspace.

Style

Build-led experiments connect printed parts, electronic components, and DIY fabrication in an ongoing learning process. The emphasis on making and testing gives the material an exploratory, workshop-oriented feel rather than a purely theoretical one.

Consistency

Thirteen published projects form a compact, focused archive around fabrication and technical making. Its concentrated scope makes it easy to browse for inspiration, though the collection may not cover every variation of a technique.

Editorial note

Treat electrical work, tools, and fabrication equipment with care: check current manuals and specifications, use suitable protective equipment, and seek qualified help when a project exceeds your experience.