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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:34:22Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* FileShare */

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=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

'''Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012'''

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

We use Tortoise HG for Revision Control. [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Here] you can see a little tutorial about tortoise, available for linux and win.

*/.hg - includes the revision database
*/brain_StOrm - good to put pictures, drafts of any idea
*/CAD - includes the Prototype Folders
*/CAD/YYYY_MM_DD_Name_001 - includes the SolidWorks CAD Drawings
*/Documents - Documents in general

At any file yout put inside please use the prefix '''YYYY_MM_DD_''' on the creation date and clear title what is inside of the file.

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:33:04Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Conference Meeting */

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=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

'''Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012'''

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

We use Tortoise HG for Revision Control. [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Here] you can see a little tutorial about tortoise, available for linux and win.

*/.hg - includes the revision database
*/brain_StOrm - good to put pictures, drafts of any idea
*/CAD - includes the Prototype Folders
*/CAD/YYYY_MM_DD_Name_001 - includes the SolidWorks CAD Drawings
*/Documents - Documents in general

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:32:22Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* FileShare */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

We use Tortoise HG for Revision Control. [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Here] you can see a little tutorial about tortoise, available for linux and win.

*/.hg - includes the revision database
*/brain_StOrm - good to put pictures, drafts of any idea
*/CAD - includes the Prototype Folders
*/CAD/YYYY_MM_DD_Name_001 - includes the SolidWorks CAD Drawings
*/Documents - Documents in general

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:16:26Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* FileShare */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

We use Tortoise HG for Revision Control, please use push and pull for up and download the files. [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Here] you can see a little tutorial about tortoise, available for linux and win.

*.hg - includes the revision database
*brain_StOrm - good to put pictures, drafts of any idea
*CAD

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:14:19Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* FileShare */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

We use Tortoise HG for Revision Control, please use push and pull for up and download the files. [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Here] you can see a little tutorial about tortoise, available for linux and win.

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T19:11:47Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* FileShare */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

*[https://www.dropbox.com/sh/55txrs01gb49tzf/610Qp1iKF7 Dropbox File Share]

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T18:43:51Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Conference Meeting */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for skype contacts via mail.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T18:26:22Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Mailinglist */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

*ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

*[http://groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for accounts via Mails.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T18:26:00Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Mailinglist */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

ose-cnc(ät)googlegroups[dot]com

[groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc groups.google.com/group/ose-cnc]

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for accounts via Mails.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T18:16:04Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Conference Meeting */

{{GVCS Header}}

=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

to be added

=Conference Meeting=

Via Skype. Ask for accounts via Mails.

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-22T18:15:18Z

Billy Blitzidee: /* Developers */

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=Developers=

* Yoonseo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com - Kanada - English
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com - Germany - Freiburg - English, German

=Mailinglist=

to be added

=Conference Meeting=

Next: 10pm CET March 29, 2012

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-21T20:38:51Z

Billy Blitzidee:

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=Main Developer=

* Yonseoo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com

=Mailinglist=

to be added

=Conference Meeting=

to be defined

=FileShare=

use a dropbox account?

=Snaplock=

*'''Snaplock consists of a high density polyethylene (HDPE; plastic number 4) frame, various metal components, 3 stepper motors for XYZ spindle movement, 1 DC motor for rotational spindle movement, and 3 stepper motor drivers that connect via Arduino microcontroller to the computer allowing digital control of this cnc circuit mill.'''

*'''Snaplock's discrete metal components include screws, shim washers, and locknuts as fasteners; flanged sleeve bearings, bronze bushings, radial ball bearings, and thrust bearings for friction reduction; couplings for kinetic transmission; clamp collars as shaft position holders; shafts as linear/rotary movement supports; leadscrews and leadscrew nuts as rotary-to-linear motion converters.'''

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

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CNC Circuit Mill

2012-03-21T20:32:22Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{GVCS Header}}

="CNC" "Circuit" "Mill"=

*'''CNC''' (Computer Numerical Control) - control the machine with computer programs!

[[Image: cnccode.gif|500px]]

*'''Circuit''' - deals with electronics!

[[Image: circuitboard.jpg|500px]]

*'''Mill''' - rotate and move tool bits to remove material from a workpiece!

<html>

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed//oEQsAi_eRAI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

</html>

=Example CNC Circuit Mills=

*'''DIYLILCNC'''

[[Image: diylilcnc.jpg|500px]]

*'''Snaplock'''

[[Image: snaplockfront.jpg|500px]]

*'''Mantis Machine 9'''

[[Image: mantismachine9.jpg|500px]]

*'''ProtoMat H100

[[Image: protomath100.jpg]]

=How Does It Work?=

*'''Movement''' of the milling bit usually is limited to 3 axes.

[[Image: xyzhand.gif]]

=Product Backlog=

*'''Vacuum Cleaning System''' to remove and collect hazardous debris

*'''Press Foot''' to keep part of board being milled flat

*'''Absolute Referencing Board Holder''' to ensure consistent milling accuracy

*'''Tapered Tool Holder''' to make tool changing more quick and precise.

See [http://www.cnczone.com/forums/vertical_mill_lathe_project_log/41200-bt30_spindle_project.html BT30 Spindle Project]

*'''Automatic Tool Change''' to automate tool changing.

*'''Mobile Gantry''' for Large Base Material Sizes

=Industry Standards=

*'''LPKF'''

http://www.lpkfusa.com/downloads/support/docs/man_c40.pdf

*'''Tormach: PCNC 1100 Series 3 CNC Mill'''

http://www.tormach.com/Product_PCNC_main2.html?gclid=CNqspeb8r64CFUcCQAodmBSZRw

http://www.tormach.com/uploads/300/TD_Series_3_Whitepaper_v4-0-pdf.html

Ballscrews and nuts, hybrid polyphase stepper motors, microstepping digital electronics

=Iterations=

*'''Version In Progress'''
[[CNCCMV2]]

*'''Version 1'''

[[CNCCMV1]]

==See Also==
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Concept]]
*[[Stepper Motor]]
*[http://blog.ponoko.com/2011/07/15/pricing-guide-to-diy-cnc-mill-and-router-kits/ Comparison of CNC kits]
*[[Mantis 9]]
*[[Snaplock]]
*[[Shapeoko]]

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed Circuit Board Milling]

[[Category:Circuit Board Fabrication]]

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CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-21T20:31:28Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{GVCS Header}}

=Main Developer=

* Yonseoo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com

=Mailinglist=

to be added

=Conference Meeting=

to be defined

=Snaplock=

*'''Snaplock consists of a high density polyethylene (HDPE; plastic number 4) frame, various metal components, 3 stepper motors for XYZ spindle movement, 1 DC motor for rotational spindle movement, and 3 stepper motor drivers that connect via Arduino microcontroller to the computer allowing digital control of this cnc circuit mill.'''

*'''Snaplock's discrete metal components include screws, shim washers, and locknuts as fasteners; flanged sleeve bearings, bronze bushings, radial ball bearings, and thrust bearings for friction reduction; couplings for kinetic transmission; clamp collars as shaft position holders; shafts as linear/rotary movement supports; leadscrews and leadscrew nuts as rotary-to-linear motion converters.'''

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

{{GVCS Footer}}

CNC Circuit Mill/Research Development

2012-03-21T20:31:01Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{GVCS Header}}

=Overview=
{{Circuit Mill}}

=Main Developer=

* Yonseoo - ykang404(at)gmail(dot)com
* Mister Scr3wdriv3r - mister.scr3wdriv3r(at)gmail(dot)com

=Mailinglist=

to be added

=Conference Meeting=

to be defined

=Snaplock=

*'''Snaplock consists of a high density polyethylene (HDPE; plastic number 4) frame, various metal components, 3 stepper motors for XYZ spindle movement, 1 DC motor for rotational spindle movement, and 3 stepper motor drivers that connect via Arduino microcontroller to the computer allowing digital control of this cnc circuit mill.'''

*'''Snaplock's discrete metal components include screws, shim washers, and locknuts as fasteners; flanged sleeve bearings, bronze bushings, radial ball bearings, and thrust bearings for friction reduction; couplings for kinetic transmission; clamp collars as shaft position holders; shafts as linear/rotary movement supports; leadscrews and leadscrew nuts as rotary-to-linear motion converters.'''

=Research=

*[[CNC]]
*[[CNC Software]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[Circuit Mill Problem Statement]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/embed//fsWpC6L91qo Ultimaker Pick and Place]

=Ideas=

If it's going to be a dedicated circuit mill, as opposed to a generic tabletop CNC that happens to be used for circuit milling, then it should have more functions. With only a modest increase in complexity it could have a copper board "magazine" and a mechanical flipper that would automatically position an arbitrary number of two-sided copper boards to be milled on both sides. Perhaps the router bit can also be used to drill (route) some of the holes; at least the mounting holes. Both a router and drill can be mounted on the gantry. The router can be solenoid controlled (down to the right height or up and out of the way). The drill can be on the z-axis so it has full range of motion.

* The Red Blue CNC mill was Nick Santillan's graduate project. It is made up of three identical axes with holes every 3.5", allowing them to be reconfigured modularly. At [http://redbluecnc.blogspot.com/ his blog] and [http://blog.ponoko.com/2010/09/04/red-blue-cnc/ Ponoko] and [http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/10714/nick-santillan-red-blue-cnc.html Design Boom] and [http://boards.core77.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21617 core77]

* '''[http://diylilcnc.org/ Open Source CNC Mill]''' - Design already exists!

=See Also=
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed circuit board milling]

{{GVCS Footer}}

CNC Circuit Mill

2012-03-21T20:24:37Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{OrigLang}}
{{GVCS Header}}

="CNC" "Circuit" "Mill"=

*'''CNC''' (Computer Numerical Control) - control the machine with computer programs!

[[Image: cnccode.gif|500px]]

*'''Circuit''' - deals with electronics!

[[Image: circuitboard.jpg|500px]]

*'''Mill''' - rotate and move tool bits to remove material from a workpiece!

<html>

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed//oEQsAi_eRAI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

</html>

=Example CNC Circuit Mills=

*'''DIYLILCNC'''

[[Image: diylilcnc.jpg|500px]]

*'''Snaplock'''

[[Image: snaplockfront.jpg|500px]]

*'''Mantis Machine 9'''

[[Image: mantismachine9.jpg|500px]]

*'''ProtoMat H100

[[Image: protomath100.jpg]]

=How Does It Work?=

*'''Movement''' of the milling bit usually is limited to 3 axes.

[[Image: xyzhand.gif]]

=Product Backlog=

*'''Vacuum Cleaning System''' to remove and collect hazardous debris

*'''Press Foot''' to keep part of board being milled flat

*'''Absolute Referencing Board Holder''' to ensure consistent milling accuracy

*'''Tapered Tool Holder''' to make tool changing more quick and precise.

See [http://www.cnczone.com/forums/vertical_mill_lathe_project_log/41200-bt30_spindle_project.html BT30 Spindle Project]

*'''Automatic Tool Change''' to automate tool changing.

*'''Mobile Gantry''' for Large Base Material Sizes

=Industry Standards=

*'''LPKF'''

http://www.lpkfusa.com/downloads/support/docs/man_c40.pdf

*'''Tormach: PCNC 1100 Series 3 CNC Mill'''

http://www.tormach.com/Product_PCNC_main2.html?gclid=CNqspeb8r64CFUcCQAodmBSZRw

http://www.tormach.com/uploads/300/TD_Series_3_Whitepaper_v4-0-pdf.html

Ballscrews and nuts, hybrid polyphase stepper motors, microstepping digital electronics

=Iterations=

*'''Version In Progress'''
[[CNCCMV2]]

*'''Version 1'''

[[CNCCMV1]]

==See Also==
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Discussion]]
*[[CNC Circuit Mill Concept]]
*[[Stepper Motor]]
*[http://blog.ponoko.com/2011/07/15/pricing-guide-to-diy-cnc-mill-and-router-kits/ Comparison of CNC kits]
*[[Mantis 9]]
*[[Snaplock]]
*[[Shapeoko]]

*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printed_circuit_board_milling Wikipedia: Printed Circuit Board Milling]

[[Category:Circuit Board Fabrication]]

{{GVCS Footer}}

OSE Europe/People

2012-02-24T19:14:08Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{OSE Europe}}

We are engaged in the goals and mission of OSE Europe:

The [[OSE_Europe/Development Team|Development Team]] is maintaining and expanding the OSE Europe network.

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
|+ OSE Europe People
|-
! <nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki></nowiki>scope="col" | User page
! scope="col" width="100" | Email
! scope="col" | Skype
! scope="col" | Origin (country)
! scope="col" | Living in (country)
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Comments
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Vision
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Time available: h/week
|-
| [[Nikolay Georgiev]] || nikolay (at) opensourceecology.org || nikolay.h.georgiev || Bulgaria || Germany || x || [[OSE_Europe/Nikolay_Georgiev|My Vision]] || 8-10h/day, since 13. July
|-
| [[Billy Blitzidee]] || ose-freiburg (at) googlegroups.com || mabe009 || Germany || Germany || Want to create Local Group around Freiburg || ||
|-
| [[Stefan Raabe]] || raabe.stefan (at) googlemail.com || || Germany || Germany || http://kombinatg.org|| ||
|-
| [[Sasha Mrkailo]] || mrkflux (at) gmail.com || || Serbia || Serbia || Love to see this materialise in Europe! http://www.sashamrkailo.com/blog|| ||
|-
| [[Alvaro Bahls]] || alvarobahls (at) googlemail.com || || Brazil || Czech Republic || x|| ||
|-
| [[Andreas Gmeiner]] || GmeinerAndreas (at) gmx.de || || Germany || Germany || [http://www.uharc.net/wiki/planraum:ose planraum->ose] || [[OSE_Europe/Andreas_Gmeiner|My Vision]]||
|-
| [http://www.youtube.com/user/Willcleaver?feature=mhee Will Cleaver] || willcleaver (at) gmail.com || williamcleaver || UK, England || UK, England || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alex Ford]] || alex665321 (at) hotmail.com || || UK || Bulgaria || x|| ||
|-
| [[Robin Bäckman]] || robinbackman (at) gmail.com || || Finland || Finland || x|| ||
|-
| [[Robert Anteau]] || anteau (at) hushmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alvaro F Boirac]] || alphydan (at) gmail (dot) com || || Europe || UK || x|| [[Open_Source_Ecology_Europe/AlvaroFBoirac|test]]||2-3 h/week. More after Dec. 11
|-
| [[Ino D. Fleischmann]] || ino.fleischmann (at) gmail (dot) com || || Germany || Germany, Berlin || x|| ||
|-
| [[Miquel Torres]] || tobami (at) gmail (dot) com || || Spain || Germany || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alexander F. Lieders]] || cicnos (at) gmail.com || || Brazil || Czech Republic || x|| ||
|-
| [[Evgeni Pandurski]] || epandurski (at) gmail (dot) com || || Bulgaria || Bulgaria || x|| ||
|-
| [[Eerik Wissenz]] || wissenz (at) gmail (dot) com || || Finland || Finland || x|| ||
|-
| [[Angel Imaz]] || angel (at) hiruki (dot) eu || angel.imaz || Spain || Spain || True Fan, OSE Evangelist|| ||
|-
| [[User:javipk|Javier Rivera]] || javipk (at) gmail (dot) com || || Spain || Spain || already true fan|| ||
|-
| [http://www.jeremyblum.com Jeremy Blum] || jeremy (at) jeremyblum (dot) com || || USA || USA || happy to provide advice remotely!|| ||
|-
| [[Johan van der Hoek]] || jvanderhoek (at) gmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
|-
| [[Arthur Kulik]] || arthur (dot) kulik (at) gmail (dot) com || arthur_kulik || Ukraine || Ukraine || x|| ||
|-
| [[Denis Mongin]] || denis (dot) mongin (at) gmail (dot) com || || France || France || x|| ||
|-
| [[Nicol Andre Berdelle]] || info (at) prototype-creation (dot) de || || Germany || Germany || http://www.prototype-creation.de || ||
|-
| [[Joe Hudson]] || joe (dot) hudson (at) gmail (dot) com || || UK || UK || x|| ||
|-
| [[Denis Durmishi]] || zdenman (at) gmail (dot) com || denis.durmisi || Macedonia || Germany || x|| ||
|-
| [[Florin Birgu]] || florin.birgu (at) cyburg (dot) eu || cyburg.eu || Romania || Romania || http://www.cyburg.eu|| ||
|-
| [[Edward Hines]] || Edward (at) tmafrance (dot) com|| edwardhai || England|| France|| http://www.tmafrance.com|| ||
|-
| Andres G. Aragoneses || knocte [at] gmail [dot] com || knocte || Spain || UK || Awesome idea!!!|| ||
|-
| Claudia Bosch || claudiabosch [at] daad-alumni [dot] de || claudia.bosch || Germany || UK || || ||
|-
| Samuel Rodrigues || samuel (dot) gros (at) gmail (dot) com || samuel.gros.rodrigues || Portugal || Portugal || http://www.sitiocoop.com/|| ||
|-
| Eduardo Riesco || eduardo (dot) riesco (at)gmail (dot) com || eduardo.riesco || Spain || Spain || eduardoriesco.org|| ||
|-
| Tomaž Žlender || tomaz (dot) zlender (at) gmail.com || tomazzlender || Slovenia || Slovenia || x|| ||
|-
| Josef Davies-Coates || josef (at) uniteddiversity.com || jdaviescoates || UK, London || UK, London || I've got 5 acres of land in Spain to contribute to this project! See http://buildingman.org|| ||
|-
| [[User:Matt | Matthieu Laneuville]] || mlaneuville _at_ gmail _dot _ com || mlaneuville || France || France || -|| ||
|-
| Ivan Garcia || capiscuas _at_ gmail _dot _ com || ivangarcia1982 || Spain || VietNam || already true fan|| ||
|-
| Pedro Correia || pcorreia at development-association dot org || || Portugal || Germany || OSE Evangelist and Biz Developer|| ||
|-
| Jose Bravo || monoverso (at) hotmail (dot) com || || Spain || France || metal worker and welder || ||
|-
| [[Luke Devlin]] || mail (at) lukedevl.in || luke-devlin || Scotland || Scotland || http://lukedevl.in Human Ecologist|| ||
|-
| [[Mike Lowther]] || mlowther11 _at_ gmail _dot_ com || spannamike || UK || UK || x|| ||
|-
| [[Juris Kudiņš]] || juris_dott_kudins __aat_ gmail _doot_ com || || Latvia || Latvia || x|| ||
|-
| [[Dirk Janssen]] || Dirk (dot) janssen1980 (at) gmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
|-
| [[Mark J Norton]] || markjnorton (at) earthlink (dot) net || nolaria || Northeast USA || Upstate New York|| Figured I was already involved, so why not commit fully?|| ||
|-
| [[Anu M]] || anu (at) fabfolk (dot) com || || Finland || Netherlands || Been following OSEcology for a while with interest & currently working with Fablabs || ||
|-
| [[Yoonseo Kang]] || msn149 (at) hotmail (dot) com || yoonseo (dot) kang1 || South Korea || Canada || Interested in continuing OSE development with full commitment|| ||
|-
| [[Branislav Misovic(Branko) ]] || braniti (at) gmail.com || branko_nl || Croatia || Netherlands || OSE Live long and prosperous _\\// |||| 4h/week (From Sept.2011)
|-
| Eugene Kazlou || eugene __aat_ ostech-electronics.co.uk || li-eugene || Belarus || UK || || [[OSE_Europe/Eugene_Kazlou|My Vision]] ||||
|-
| Franz Nahrada || f.nahrada (at) reflex.at || globalvillagesinfo || Austria || Austria || networking||||not yet cklear
|-
| [[Jalil Wahdatehagh]] || j.wahdatehagh (at) googlemail.com || j.wahdatehagh || Germany || Austria || studying information design || || 5-10h/week; 2-3weeks/year
|-
| Christopher Fraser || chrisf (at) goop dot org || || Australia || UK || |||| Up to 20h/w?
|-
| Oscar Calvo || natheshi (at) gmail dot com || Natheshi || Spain || Spain || |||| Completly
|-
| Jan Skoda || jenda.skoda (at) seznam.cz || x || Czech Republic || Czech Republic || x |||| at beggining 10 h/week, later more
|-
| dode || gpeattie (at) gmail.com || georgepeattie || UK || Hungary || |||| Around 8 h/week
|-
|- Jamie Clarke || jamieclarke333 (at) gmail.com || pseudo judo || UK || UK || 10h/wk
|-
| Joakim Saxin || my surname at unithorpe dot org || N/A || Sweden || Sweden || Electronics, automation||||Unspecified
|-
| Casper Hornstrup || casper.hornstrup (at) gmail.com || casper.hornstrup || Denmark || Denmark || True Fan. Strategy, Process optimization, Software development|| [[OSE_Europe/Casper_Hornstrup|My Vision]] ||5h/week
|-
| David Cuenca || dacuetu (at) gmail.com || dacuetu || Spain || Spain || Electronics, automation, electricity. Interested in developing the OS electric motor/generator. ||||10h/wk
|-
| Daniel Connell || solarflower.org(at) gmail.com || sugarandfat || New Zealand || Germany (for now) || http://solarflower.org ||||
|-
| Jamie Clarke|| jamieclarke333(at)googlemail.com || pseudo judo || UK, England || UK, England ||http://www.youtube.com/user/jamieclarke321?feature=mhee||||40hours/month
|-
| Darren Hill|| mail(at)vegburner.co.uk || dazer1234 || UK, England || UK, England ||biofuels, governance, economics - http://s.coop/7nij||||variable (but some) hours/week
|-
| zAdd yourself as a copy of this entry || zWith your email || zSkype || zOrigin || zLiving || zComments (leave "z" for nicer sorted display)||||Z-months a year & z-h/week
|-
|}

[[Category:People]]
[[Category: Team Culturing Europe]]

OSE Europe/People

2012-02-24T19:13:27Z

Billy Blitzidee:

{{OSE Europe}}

We are engaged in the goals and mission of OSE Europe:

The [[OSE_Europe/Development Team|Development Team]] is maintaining and expanding the OSE Europe network.

{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
|+ OSE Europe People
|-
! <nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki></nowiki>scope="col" | User page
! scope="col" width="100" | Email
! scope="col" | Skype
! scope="col" | Origin (country)
! scope="col" | Living in (country)
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Comments
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Vision
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Time available: h/week
|-
| [[Nikolay Georgiev]] || nikolay (at) opensourceecology.org || nikolay.h.georgiev || Bulgaria || Germany || x || [[OSE_Europe/Nikolay_Georgiev|My Vision]] || 8-10h/day, since 13. July
|-
| [[Billy Blitzidee]] || ose-freiburg (at) googlegroups.com || mabe009 || Germany || Germany || Want to create Local Group in Freiburg || ||
|-
| [[Stefan Raabe]] || raabe.stefan (at) googlemail.com || || Germany || Germany || http://kombinatg.org|| ||
|-
| [[Sasha Mrkailo]] || mrkflux (at) gmail.com || || Serbia || Serbia || Love to see this materialise in Europe! http://www.sashamrkailo.com/blog|| ||
|-
| [[Alvaro Bahls]] || alvarobahls (at) googlemail.com || || Brazil || Czech Republic || x|| ||
|-
| [[Andreas Gmeiner]] || GmeinerAndreas (at) gmx.de || || Germany || Germany || [http://www.uharc.net/wiki/planraum:ose planraum->ose] || [[OSE_Europe/Andreas_Gmeiner|My Vision]]||
|-
| [http://www.youtube.com/user/Willcleaver?feature=mhee Will Cleaver] || willcleaver (at) gmail.com || williamcleaver || UK, England || UK, England || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alex Ford]] || alex665321 (at) hotmail.com || || UK || Bulgaria || x|| ||
|-
| [[Robin Bäckman]] || robinbackman (at) gmail.com || || Finland || Finland || x|| ||
|-
| [[Robert Anteau]] || anteau (at) hushmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alvaro F Boirac]] || alphydan (at) gmail (dot) com || || Europe || UK || x|| [[Open_Source_Ecology_Europe/AlvaroFBoirac|test]]||2-3 h/week. More after Dec. 11
|-
| [[Ino D. Fleischmann]] || ino.fleischmann (at) gmail (dot) com || || Germany || Germany, Berlin || x|| ||
|-
| [[Miquel Torres]] || tobami (at) gmail (dot) com || || Spain || Germany || x|| ||
|-
| [[Alexander F. Lieders]] || cicnos (at) gmail.com || || Brazil || Czech Republic || x|| ||
|-
| [[Evgeni Pandurski]] || epandurski (at) gmail (dot) com || || Bulgaria || Bulgaria || x|| ||
|-
| [[Eerik Wissenz]] || wissenz (at) gmail (dot) com || || Finland || Finland || x|| ||
|-
| [[Angel Imaz]] || angel (at) hiruki (dot) eu || angel.imaz || Spain || Spain || True Fan, OSE Evangelist|| ||
|-
| [[User:javipk|Javier Rivera]] || javipk (at) gmail (dot) com || || Spain || Spain || already true fan|| ||
|-
| [http://www.jeremyblum.com Jeremy Blum] || jeremy (at) jeremyblum (dot) com || || USA || USA || happy to provide advice remotely!|| ||
|-
| [[Johan van der Hoek]] || jvanderhoek (at) gmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
|-
| [[Arthur Kulik]] || arthur (dot) kulik (at) gmail (dot) com || arthur_kulik || Ukraine || Ukraine || x|| ||
|-
| [[Denis Mongin]] || denis (dot) mongin (at) gmail (dot) com || || France || France || x|| ||
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| [[Nicol Andre Berdelle]] || info (at) prototype-creation (dot) de || || Germany || Germany || http://www.prototype-creation.de || ||
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| [[Joe Hudson]] || joe (dot) hudson (at) gmail (dot) com || || UK || UK || x|| ||
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| [[Denis Durmishi]] || zdenman (at) gmail (dot) com || denis.durmisi || Macedonia || Germany || x|| ||
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| [[Florin Birgu]] || florin.birgu (at) cyburg (dot) eu || cyburg.eu || Romania || Romania || http://www.cyburg.eu|| ||
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| [[Edward Hines]] || Edward (at) tmafrance (dot) com|| edwardhai || England|| France|| http://www.tmafrance.com|| ||
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| Andres G. Aragoneses || knocte [at] gmail [dot] com || knocte || Spain || UK || Awesome idea!!!|| ||
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| Claudia Bosch || claudiabosch [at] daad-alumni [dot] de || claudia.bosch || Germany || UK || || ||
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| Samuel Rodrigues || samuel (dot) gros (at) gmail (dot) com || samuel.gros.rodrigues || Portugal || Portugal || http://www.sitiocoop.com/|| ||
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| Eduardo Riesco || eduardo (dot) riesco (at)gmail (dot) com || eduardo.riesco || Spain || Spain || eduardoriesco.org|| ||
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| Tomaž Žlender || tomaz (dot) zlender (at) gmail.com || tomazzlender || Slovenia || Slovenia || x|| ||
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| Josef Davies-Coates || josef (at) uniteddiversity.com || jdaviescoates || UK, London || UK, London || I've got 5 acres of land in Spain to contribute to this project! See http://buildingman.org|| ||
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| [[User:Matt | Matthieu Laneuville]] || mlaneuville _at_ gmail _dot _ com || mlaneuville || France || France || -|| ||
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| Ivan Garcia || capiscuas _at_ gmail _dot _ com || ivangarcia1982 || Spain || VietNam || already true fan|| ||
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| Pedro Correia || pcorreia at development-association dot org || || Portugal || Germany || OSE Evangelist and Biz Developer|| ||
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| Jose Bravo || monoverso (at) hotmail (dot) com || || Spain || France || metal worker and welder || ||
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| [[Luke Devlin]] || mail (at) lukedevl.in || luke-devlin || Scotland || Scotland || http://lukedevl.in Human Ecologist|| ||
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| [[Mike Lowther]] || mlowther11 _at_ gmail _dot_ com || spannamike || UK || UK || x|| ||
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| [[Juris Kudiņš]] || juris_dott_kudins __aat_ gmail _doot_ com || || Latvia || Latvia || x|| ||
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| [[Dirk Janssen]] || Dirk (dot) janssen1980 (at) gmail (dot) com || || Netherlands || Netherlands || x|| ||
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| [[Mark J Norton]] || markjnorton (at) earthlink (dot) net || nolaria || Northeast USA || Upstate New York|| Figured I was already involved, so why not commit fully?|| ||
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| [[Anu M]] || anu (at) fabfolk (dot) com || || Finland || Netherlands || Been following OSEcology for a while with interest & currently working with Fablabs || ||
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| [[Yoonseo Kang]] || msn149 (at) hotmail (dot) com || yoonseo (dot) kang1 || South Korea || Canada || Interested in continuing OSE development with full commitment|| ||
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| [[Branislav Misovic(Branko) ]] || braniti (at) gmail.com || branko_nl || Croatia || Netherlands || OSE Live long and prosperous _\\// |||| 4h/week (From Sept.2011)
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| Eugene Kazlou || eugene __aat_ ostech-electronics.co.uk || li-eugene || Belarus || UK || || [[OSE_Europe/Eugene_Kazlou|My Vision]] ||||
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| Franz Nahrada || f.nahrada (at) reflex.at || globalvillagesinfo || Austria || Austria || networking||||not yet cklear
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| [[Jalil Wahdatehagh]] || j.wahdatehagh (at) googlemail.com || j.wahdatehagh || Germany || Austria || studying information design || || 5-10h/week; 2-3weeks/year
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| Christopher Fraser || chrisf (at) goop dot org || || Australia || UK || |||| Up to 20h/w?
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| Oscar Calvo || natheshi (at) gmail dot com || Natheshi || Spain || Spain || |||| Completly
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| Jan Skoda || jenda.skoda (at) seznam.cz || x || Czech Republic || Czech Republic || x |||| at beggining 10 h/week, later more
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| dode || gpeattie (at) gmail.com || georgepeattie || UK || Hungary || |||| Around 8 h/week
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|- Jamie Clarke || jamieclarke333 (at) gmail.com || pseudo judo || UK || UK || 10h/wk
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| Joakim Saxin || my surname at unithorpe dot org || N/A || Sweden || Sweden || Electronics, automation||||Unspecified
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| Casper Hornstrup || casper.hornstrup (at) gmail.com || casper.hornstrup || Denmark || Denmark || True Fan. Strategy, Process optimization, Software development|| [[OSE_Europe/Casper_Hornstrup|My Vision]] ||5h/week
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| David Cuenca || dacuetu (at) gmail.com || dacuetu || Spain || Spain || Electronics, automation, electricity. Interested in developing the OS electric motor/generator. ||||10h/wk
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| Daniel Connell || solarflower.org(at) gmail.com || sugarandfat || New Zealand || Germany (for now) || http://solarflower.org ||||
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| Jamie Clarke|| jamieclarke333(at)googlemail.com || pseudo judo || UK, England || UK, England ||http://www.youtube.com/user/jamieclarke321?feature=mhee||||40hours/month
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| Darren Hill|| mail(at)vegburner.co.uk || dazer1234 || UK, England || UK, England ||biofuels, governance, economics - http://s.coop/7nij||||variable (but some) hours/week
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