Latest
5 postsLamacoid or sticker? You can tell from across the room
A printed label and an engraved tag look the same on day one. A few years in a panel room later, you can see the difference from the doorway. Here’s why, and what the code says about it.
Read post-
How I went from cutting lawns to running an engraving shop
Starting a lawn care business in grade 8, then Llamacoids Inc. in Burlington, and what I build in between.
-
The websites I build, including the new one
cautionsignss.com, solarlabels.ca, the Llamacoids store on Odoo, and this site. Designed, built and hosted myself.
-
AI tools that do my busywork
LeadScout finds and scores local business leads, a scoring step sorts outreach, and Mayhem runs coding agents side by side.
-
Soldering my own electronics
An ESP32 desk display, the cold joint that kept its screen black, and a webcam app that shows which pads are left to solder.
Nothing in this topic yet.
About
I’ve had some kind of business going since grade 8.
It started with cutting lawns for neighbours. Now I run Llamacoids Inc., a one-person shop in Burlington that engraves the tags on electrical panels, breakers and MCCs, plus solar label kits and caution signs.
I write most of the software the shop runs on, build the websites, and solder my own electronics.
- Engraving shopwww.llamacoids.ca ↗
- Caution signscautionsignss.com ↗
- Solar labelssolarlabels.ca ↗
- Phone289-275-9572
- Emailsales@llamacoids.ca