I've been building analog hardware for academia for a few years now, so I decided to film myself assembling an instrument that I was building for a customer. In the video above I build four copies of the same instrument: three for the customer and an extra for myself. Building an extra device also guards against poor yield, trading pick-and-place time against tracking down bad solder joints.
Since this is an instrument for reading platinum resistance thermometers (Pt100, Pt1000 and similar), it also marks my first serious entry into thermometry.