About Bankasi Media.

Marwan Ibrahim

Founder · Design & production

2024Founded in New York

Mechanical engineering student
City College of New York

Shepard Hall at City College of New York, with its Gothic stone facade and snow-covered grounds
Shepard Hall · City College of New YorkPhoto: Su & Soe · CC BY 3.0

Bankasi Media brings together hardware videos, hands-on PC projects and useful PETG-HF accessories.

A mechanical engineering student at City College of New York, he designs and manufactures parts, produces the videos and develops the website. Most of Bankasi's day-to-day work happens at his desk and in the workshop.

The projects focus on practical details: making room for airflow, supporting a graphics card or keeping a desk organized. The collection, videos and Workbench share different sides of that work: the finished part, the process behind it and the details that help someone use it.

With support from

Amr Ibrahim

Finance & data

Mohamed Ibrahim

Creative direction

Built one project at a time.

Choose a milestone, or swipe through the story.

The desk and PC setup in the Bankasi workspace
The setup behind the projects.

2024 · The beginning

Built around curiosity.

PC hardware and hands-on experiments gave Bankasi Media its starting point.

A place to build, test and document

The desk is part workstation, part test bench: a place to try ideas, work through practical problems and turn the process into something worth sharing.

Visit the workshop
A frame from our workshop film showing a 3D printer at work
An idea taking shape on the printer.

2024 · On YouTube

Show the work.

The channel brought those projects onto video, making the process part of the finished result: the idea, the build and what we learned.

What goes into a project

Hardware videos and practical modifications sit alongside the design work. The cooling project, for example, connects a manufactured part to a real question about GPU airflow. Read our first studio notes from the channel's debut.

Watch the projects

by BANKASIMEDIA

Our original accessories, under one name.

2025 · The shop opens

From prototype to useful part.

The Etsy storefront gave the manufactured accessories a home. Fan mounts, GPU supports and desk accessories address small, specific problems in a setup.

What we make

The collection covers support, cooling, tubing organization and places to keep everyday accessories. Fit and purpose come first; the previews help you explore the details before visiting the listing. Read the shop launch story from opening day.

Explore [creations]
Printers beside a desk and illuminated PC in the workshop
The workshop where the next idea begins.

Today · Still making

One project leads to the next.

Videos and BANKASI [creations] now bring together the workshop’s two sides: sharing how things work and making useful objects for other setups.

The process continues

A part can begin with a crowded desk or a tight PC case. We work through the shape, test it in a setup, and share the result, with clear notes about fit and what may differ in your system.

Read the latest stories

A timeline of the brand, illustrated with our workspace and project photos.

Small workshop. Practical ideas.

Hardware, printing and the space where it all comes together.

Our 120 mm fan mount installed beneath a graphics card in a PC

Designed for real setups

A PCIe fan mount installed beneath a graphics card. A practical way to position airflow where a build needs it.

Two enclosed 3D printers side by side in the Bankasi workspace

The making, up close

Printing is part of the story. Our videos follow the ideas and practical work behind the finished parts.

Assembled dual 40 mm PCIe fan mount

A part with a purpose

Accessories for cooling, support and organization.

What guides everything we do.

We build useful things and share what we learn: a fan mount tested beside a graphics card, an adjustable support under a heavy GPU, or a clamp that clears space on a desk.

Our videos explain the work behind the finished part. Our shop makes those designs available to other builders. We report what worked in our setup and where results or fit may differ in yours.

Inspire.

We turn workshop problems into parts you can use, from GPU supports to desk accessories.

Educate.

We explain the build, compare the options and share the results of our hardware tests.

Entertain.

Follow a project from its first prototype to the finished build.