Bobby's World

Modern 6 TH/s desktop miner with Ethernet and WiFi. The serious end of home mining.

Quiet ~1 TH/s home miner. The easy entry point if you're just getting started.

Electric duster so you stop burning through canned air — or grab a regular compressed air can if you'd rather. Three options.

For repasting when temps start creeping. Two solid options.

Wipe the old paste off clean before you repaste.

Spare fuses for the NerdaxeQ++. Cheap insurance.

Runs up to 3 Nerds / BC04s max.

The bigger one for when you're past three units.

Meanwells don't ship with one. Don't forget it.

Check your voltages before you fry something. Two options.

Timers, plus remote-restart your miners after a power outage.

Plain power strip for the bench.

For the Gamma. Quiet and actually moves air.

For Nerd / BC04 units.

Stick-on sinks for extra cooling on anything, anywhere.

Double-side tape it around miners to keep dust and bugs off in the garage.

Snap-on grill that hides the fan blades on a Bitaxe or Nerdaxe. Pure style points, airflow intact.

Mounting pod that locks a BC04 into the BitTrak rail system.

3D-printed desktop rail that lines up multiple pods. Turns a pile of miners into a setup.

Seed backup that survives what paper won't.

What I use for BTC cold storage.

Older, works just the same, little cheaper.

Newest one — most expensive, most features, and apparently “quantum” safe.

For safe Ordinal storage — works with Xverse. (Trezor's still my pick for BTC cold storage.)