Stories from the classroom
Attendees describe specific decisions about power, noise, and shopping lists — the same topics we teach each weekend.
“During Home Mining Basics we measured my bathroom-adjacent storage closet and realized the exhaust path would push heat into a shared hallway. I delayed buying cards for six weeks and rerouted to a shed corner instead.”
— Yuna C., attended Basics Workshop
“The equipment clinic caught a bargain PSU with weak rails that I was about to order from a marketplace seller. Still, the session moved quickly through frame types — I would have liked a slower demo on open-air vs. closed cases.”
— Donghyun S., Safe Equipment Selection Clinic
“Junseo walked through my breaker photo line by line. The planning session ended with a one-page list that named wattage ceilings and which outlet to leave alone.”
— Elena M., First-Rig Planning Session
“I came thinking hashboards first. The worksheet forced me to price cables and a surge protector before GPUs, which changed the budget conversation at home.”
— Taeho R., Basics Workshop
Case note: shed conversion near Uiseong
A couple booked First-Rig Planning after attending Basics. Their goal was a two-card frame in a metal shed with limited insulation. We mapped summer peak temperatures, suggested a timed fan schedule, and flagged a single 15 A circuit shared with garden tools.
Outcome: they started with one card on a dedicated temporary line, documented noise at the property line, and returned to a Q&A Circle before adding the second card. Timeline from first workshop to stable single-card operation: nine weeks.