Not a bucket list. A capability map: machines, process chains, controls, heat, light, capture, machining, casting, and the room that eventually holds all of it.
24tape strips
6torn off / built
7half pulled / in work
11still stuck / idea
Map
Machines first, projects second.
The point is the chain: learn a process, connect it to the next one, then build things that were impossible before.
Adam-style tape stack
Rip the top thought away. Reveal the next machine.
The stack is the fast version of the wall: one capability, one reason, one next obsession. Every strip is a workshop process, not a lifestyle note.
strip 1 / 11: Own hall / real workshop
Capability map
Processes on the wall.
Where it goes
Logs become proof. Experiments become capability.
A tape strip can stay a thought, turn into a test, or become a full build log once there is evidence. The wall keeps the process visible before it is polished.