Help me plan this build with the tools I actually have
What is causing this 3D print to fail?
Help me troubleshoot a circuit that is not working
What joinery suits this piece and my skill level?
Help me pick a finish and apply it properly
How do I size the battery and motor for this build?
Walk me through squaring up and calibrating this machine
What is the safest order of operations for this cut?
Help me diagnose an RC model that flies badly
It runs on your computer, not a server
PAi Hobby Pro loads an AI model onto your own Windows PC during setup and
runs it there. After installation it works with the network disconnected.
Nothing you type is uploaded, logged or used for training, and there is no
account and no subscription.
You choose the engine during setup from Qwen, Gemma, Llama, DeepSeek, and
PAi checks your memory, disk space and graphics first so it only offers
what your machine can actually run. The recommended tier for this
assistant is Standard.
Open it, enter your code, and let it check your hardware.
Pick an engine. PAi downloads and configures it for you.
What it will not do
Workshop activities involve real hazards — blades, heat, mains electricity, fumes, dust, lithium batteries and rotating machinery. Follow the manuals for your own tools, use appropriate protection, and stop if a setup feels wrong. Electrical work on fixed wiring and gas work are regulated in most places and need a qualified trade.