Started making knives, tools, and other handmade items with my grandfather in Hawaii.

Made my first functional lock back folding knife after spending a few weeks of trial and error on Youtube.

Created an original material, first called “Space Rock”, a multicomposite patterned material made of resin, ceramic, and metal. Later renamed “Space Chalk”.

Established and began running releases on the Instagram page.

Created a variant of glomascus by adding finer glowing particles throughout the composite, creating Starmascus.

Created the first Hex Knuck, a single-finger knuck for EDC purposes, expanding the lineup.

Switched from public Instagram sales to a private, invite-only Facebook group.

The first iteration of the Xbones bead, made of 3D printed powdered titanium.

First public showcase of the Tenshu prototype: the first multitool bottle opener / pry bar that can functionally hold and swap out EDC beads, and the first piece of a fully modular ecosystem of swappable EDC tools.

The first titanium Tenshu: multitool bottle opener / pry bar that holds and swaps EDC beads. The first piece of a fully modular ecosystem of swappable EDC tools.

The Knuckagotchi, a classic nostalgic inspired single finger knuck in an effort to further expand the line of EDC goods.

Released the first of many variations of the original Squishy bead, by adding cylindrical inlays around each of the main rails.

CCKS 2023. The first official show exhibition for my work. This was the first time officially meeting collectors face to face, with over fifty people having lined up overnight and rush over to my table. A very humbling experience.

The first dual-use clip holder module for the modular ecosystem. Designed to hold both horizontal and vertical clips by swapping the cover ring on the same system.

The Tori, the first modular multi-plate single-finger knuck. Compatible with Mollie clips and swappable inlays via a magnetic system.

CCKS 2024. The second official show exhibition for my work. This was the second time officially meeting collectors face to face, yet another very humbling experience.

The Kizuna, a multipart modular twelve-piece pendant system. Wearers swap parts to their liking, creating an entirely new pendant look.

First appearance of the basic Kudo, a multipart system designed to look like a wheel, with a customizable rim and tire tread. Compatible with the Kanabo.

Inspired by my first handcrafted creation, a shuriken, the Hoku takes its name from the Japanese word for north. Like the guiding star that has always pointed my way, this piece represents the direction that led me to pursue my craft. A multipart modular wearable pendant, made of an overlay, inlay, and base plate.

The Yoroi, designed after samurai armor. The Yoroi bead covers and armors standard EDC beads, both protecting them from scratches and giving an added Japanese aesthetic look to them. Fully customizable and easy to swap out.

First public appearance of the Kudo Pendant, an advanced wheel pendant with customizable rim, tire tread, brake disk, and base plate. Cross compatible with the Kanabo.

The micro squishy, a smaller zipper pull version of the main line "squishy" EDC bead. Designed to be utilized as a zipper pull, it can be strung on bags, pouches, jackets, or knives. The smaller size and lower exclusivity makes it less of a niche product and more open to different uses.