Drag to orbit the workbench. Scroll horizontally to pan left or right; hold Shift while scrolling or dragging to pan in any direction. Right-drag also pans. Use the Zoom in and Zoom out buttons for a closer look. On touchscreens, pinch over the workbench to zoom in or out, swipe sideways to rotate, and swipe vertically to scroll the page; use the view buttons to tilt. Click a vise to turn it, or click the benchtop to blow the shavings. Use left and right arrow keys to rotate, up and down to tilt, plus and minus to zoom, Space to blow shavings, and Home to reset. Hover or focus the personal objects for labels; click or press Enter for their stories and links. The objects are also listed under Explore in Workbench controls. Click the saw, handplane, chisels, or a personal object to lift it for inspection, or select it under Explore. While inspecting, drag (sideways on touchscreens) or use arrow keys to turn the object. Scroll, pinch, or use plus/minus or the zoom buttons to move closer without closing the inspection. Click or tap the scene, use the close button, or press Escape to set it down. View rotation and reset end inspection. View and vise buttons are in Workbench controls.
Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom · Shift-scroll to pan
Workbench
John Wang
I love building things, particularly software, companies, and wooden objects.
Now
- Figuring out what’s next
- Writing about AI, engineering, and startups.
Previously
- Co-founder/CTO at Assembled
- 143.dev: open-source coding-agent infrastructure for teams. Here’s why we built it.
- Co-founder and Chief Engineer at Zinc (YC W14)
- Early engineer at Stripe, employee ~100
- Contributor to Ruby on Rails, mostly ActiveRecord
- CS at MIT. My interesting projects are on the work page.