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Calegtriminio log

2017-08-06T02:11:28Z

Calegtriminio: /* Satu, Agus, 5, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Agus, 5, 2017=

[[File: LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]]

[[File:PC_1708_fan.fcstd]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]] Simplified and Editable

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:PC 1708 fan.fcstd

2017-08-06T01:57:57Z

Calegtriminio: fan 12" diameter.

fan 12" diameter.

Calegtriminio log

2017-08-06T01:52:58Z

Calegtriminio: /* Satu, Agus, 5, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Agus, 5, 2017=

[[File: LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]]

[[File:Fan.fcstd]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]] Simplified and Editable

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

Calegtriminio log

2017-08-06T01:52:10Z

Calegtriminio: /* Satu, Agus, 5, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Agus, 5, 2017=
[[File: LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]]
[[File:Fan.fcstd]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]] Simplified and Editable

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:Fan.fcstd

2017-08-06T01:51:07Z

Calegtriminio: Editable 12" fan

Editable 12" fan

Calegtriminio log

2017-08-05T17:15:44Z

Calegtriminio:

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Agus, 5, 2017=
[[File: LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]] Simplified and Editable

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:LFW tensionerswitch.fcstd

2017-08-05T17:12:56Z

Calegtriminio: Calegtriminio uploaded a new version of File:LFW tensionerswitch.fcstd

Calegtriminio log

2017-08-01T17:06:54Z

Calegtriminio: /* Satu, Jul 29, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]] Simplified and Editable

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:LFW tensionerswitch.fcstd

2017-07-29T22:53:55Z

Calegtriminio: Calegtriminio uploaded a new version of File:LFW tensionerswitch.fcstd

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-29T22:11:40Z

Calegtriminio:

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Satu, Jul 29, 2017=
[[File:LFW_tensionerswitch.fcstd]]

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:LFW tensionerswitch.fcstd

2017-07-29T22:07:33Z

Calegtriminio:

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-27T19:59:24Z

Calegtriminio: /* Tues, Jul 25, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable, 66.1 kb

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-27T19:58:46Z

Calegtriminio: /* Thur, Jul 27, 2017 */

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]] Editable, 75.3kb

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

Lyman Filament Extruder Part Library

2017-07-27T19:54:08Z

Calegtriminio: /* Big Box Enclosure + Hopper */

== THIS PAGE IS UNDER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION DO NOT REFERENCE ==

I am organizing the current parts into modules based on the working document @ https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kcEn6w5-6LOj8CaTewjwlmbjYgZwqZvZFs41FcPaXug/edit#slide=id.g22922db74e_4_0 on page 2. -Dixon

[[File:Lyman_Filament_Extruder.JPG]]
=Introduction=
Conditions of satisfaction for complete CAD for a given project means that we have a complete part library:
*'''Parts''' - for building Modules, for producing Fabrication Drawings
*'''Modules''' - Made of multiple parts, these are sub-assemblies of the Final Assemlby. These are used for Exploded Part Animations, Language Agnostic Instructionals (LAIs), and other work.
*'''Final Assembly''' - The completed build. for Exploded Part Animations, LAIs. Note that the Final Assembly may have to use Simplified Assets in some cases to remain workable
*'''Simplified Assets''': Parts, Modules, Assemblies - these are versions with details removed. Some may be grouped to facilitate handling. In some cases they are drawn from scratch as only abstract, blocky models - to save significantly on file size.
*'''File Size Requirements''' - all assets meet File Size Requirements for that particular asset type. Files can't be so large that FreeCAD can't open them or work with them effectively.
*'''File Organization''' - Spreadsheet of all Assets (both Simlified and Complete assets) is available
*'''Construction Best Practices''' - procedures for effective part building in FreeCAD are followed for each file.
*'''File Build Documentation''' - Each file is documented for how to create that file, so novices can get up to speed in making modifications. A short video with voiceover is the best way to document a part build. This is important because this creates design literacy in the general populace.

{{Hint|Once all the parts here are stable, we will create a FreeCAD Extruder Workbench which includes a drag-and-drop of every part within FreeCAD}}
==Index==
[[Lyman_Filament_Extruder#Master_Index]]

Index:

<html><iframe src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xpW7wZNaMG4D91tejYScApVJ3ouuDJ4TSgIP6VbSB2o/pubhtml?widget=true&headers=false" width=100% height=300></iframe></html>

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xpW7wZNaMG4D91tejYScApVJ3ouuDJ4TSgIP6VbSB2o/edit#gid=0]

==Parts Gallery==
===Extruder Electronics===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:LFX_Computer Power Cord.jpg|'''LFX_Computer Power Cord''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFX_Computer Power Cord.fcstd]]
File:LFX_wire connectors.png|'''LFX_wire connectors''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_wire connectors.fcstd]] Simple File -[[File:LFX_wire connectors_simple.fcstd]]
File:Letour 24V power supplyIMG.png|'''LFX_24V Power Supply''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX 24V Power Supply.fcstd]]
File:Voltage regulatormodule.jpg ‎ ‎|'''LTX Voltage Regulator''' - size:19kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Voltage regulator module.FCStd]]
File:LFX_PID.png|'''LFX_PID Controller''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX PID.fcstd]]
File:LFX Switches.png|'''LFX_Switches''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Switches.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Solid State Relay (SSR).png|'''LFX_Solid State Relay (SSR)''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Solid State Relay.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Fan 12 or 24V.png|'''LFX_Fan 12 or 24V''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Fan 12 or 24V.fcstd]] - Simple [[File:LFX Fan 12 or 24V simple.fcstd]]
File:LFX Gear Motor 25 rpm.png|'''LFX_Gear Motor 15 rpm''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Gear Motor 15 rpm.fcstd]]
File:LFX Screws 2x0.5in.png|'''LFX_Screws#2x1/2in''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Screws 2x0.5in.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Extruder Barrel + Auger + Flange ===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:47_Part__21_coupler.jpg ‎|'''47_Part__21_coupler''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:47_Part__21_coupler.fcstd]]. STL (50kb)- [[File:47_Part__21_coupler.stl]]
File:61 Part 50 template.jpg ‎|'''61 Part 50 template''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:61_Part_50_template.fcstd]]. STL (40kb)- [[File:61_Part__50_template.stl]]
File:62 Part 51 template.jpg ‎|'''62 Part 51 template''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:62_Part__51_template.fcstd]]. STL (121kb)- [[File:62_Part__51_template.stl]]
File:LFX_Auger Bit.png|'''LFX_Auger Bit''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Auger_Bit.fcstd]]
File:LFX Brass Plug.png|'''LFX Brass Plug''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Brass Plug.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Phenolic Insulator Block.png|'''LFX_Phenolic Insulator Block''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Phenolic Insulator Block.fcstd]] [[File:LFX_Phenolic Insulator Block.png]]
File:LFX_Flange Black Iron.png|'''LFX_Flange Black Iron''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Flange Black Iron.fcstd]]
File:LFX Bolt M5 x 16mm.png|'''LFX_M5 x 16mm Bolts''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Bolt M5 x 16mm.fcstd]]
File:LFX M5 Washer.png|'''LFX_M5 Washers''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX M5 Washer.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Washers Half inch.png|'''LFX_Washers 1/2"''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Washers half inch.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Thrust Bearing half inch.png|'''LFX_Thrust Bearing half inch''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Thrust Bearing half inch.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Nipple Black Iron.png|'''LFX_Nipple Black Iron''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Nipple Black Iron.fcstd]]
File:LFX_coupler_black_iron.png|'''LFX_Coupler black iron''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_coupler_black_iron.fcstd]]
File:5-8 in bronze bushing.png|'''5/8" Bronze Bushing''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:5-8 in bronze bushing.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Phenolic Washers M4.png|'''LFX_Phenolic Washers M4''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX Phenolic Washers M4.fcstd]]
File:LFX_M4x40mm SHCS.png|'''LFX_M4x40mm SHCS''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_M4x40mm SHCS.fcstd]]
File:LFX_M4 Nut.png|'''LFX M4 Nut''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX M4 Nut.fcstd]]

</gallery>

===Big Box Enclosure + Hopper===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:26 Extruder Case.jpg ‎|'''26 Extruder Case''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:26_Extruder_Case.fcstd]]. STL (152kb)- [[File:26_Extruder_Case.stl]]
File:42 Part 20a case.jpg |'''42 Part 20a case''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:f42_Part__20a_case.fcstd]]. STL (109kb)- [[File:42_Part__20a_case.stl]]
File:46_Part__20b_case.jpg ‎|'''46_Part__20b_case''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]]
[[File:46_Part__20b_case.fcstd]]. STL (72kb)- [[File:46_Part__20b_case.stl]]
File:49 Part 33 box.jpg ‎|'''49 Part 33 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:49_Part__33_box.fcstd]]. STL (24kb)- [[File:49_Part__33_box.stl]]
File:48 Part 32 box.jpg ‎|'''48 Part 32 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:48_Part__32_box.fcstd]]. STL (12kb)- [[File:48_Part__32_box.stl]]
File:51 Part 35 box.jpg ‎|'''51 Part 35 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:51_Part__35_box.fcstd]]. STL (33kb)- [[File:51_Part__35_box.stl]]
File:50 Part 34 boc.jpg ‎|'''50 Part 34 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:50_Part__34_box.fcstd]]. STL (12kb)- [[File:50_Part__34_boc.stl]]
File:55 Part 39 box.jpg|'''55 Part 39 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:55_Part__39_box.fcstd]]. STL (232kb)- [[File:55_Part__39_box.stl]]
File:54 Part 38 box.jpg |'''54 Part 38 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:54_Part__38_box.fcstd]]. STL (221kb)- [[File:54_Part__38_box.stl]]
File:53 Part 37 box.jpg ‎|'''53 Part 37 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:53_Part__37_box.fcstd]]. STL (14kb)- [[File:53_Part__37_box.stl]]
File:52 Part 36 box.jpg ‎|'''52 Part 36 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:52_Part__36_box.fcstd]]. STL (684kb)- [[File:52_Part__36_box.stl]]
File:56 Part 40 box.jpg |'''56 Part 40 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:56_Part__40_box.fcstd]]. STL (10kb)- [[File:56_Part__40_box.stl]]
File:57 Part 41 box.jpg ‎|['''57 Part 41 box''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:57_Part__41_box.fcstd]]. STL (82kb)- [[File:57_Part__41_box.stl]]
File:41 Part 8 knob.jpg |'''41 Part 8 knob''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:41_Part__8_knob.fcstd]]. STL (48kb)- [[File:41_Part__8_knob.stl]]
File:58 Part 43 hopper.jpg ‎ ‎|'''58 Part 43 hopper''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:58_Part__43_hopper.fcstd]]. STL (47kb)- [[File:58_Part__43_hopper.stl]]
File:59 Part 44 hopper.jpg ‎|'''59 Part 44 hopper''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:59_Part__44_hopper.fcstd]]. STL (991kb)- [[File:59_Part__44_hopper.stl]]
File:60 Part 45 hopper.jpg ‎|'''60 Part 45 hopper''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:60_Part__45_hopper.fcstd]]. STL (71kb)- [[File:60_Part__45_hopper.stl]]
File:63 Part 48 H hopper.jpg ‎|'''63 Part 48 H hopper''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:63_Part_48_H_hopper.fcstd]]. STL (1mb)- [[File:63_Part_48_H_hopper.stl]]
File:64 Part 49 funnel.jpg |'''64 Part 49 funnel''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:64_Part_49_funnel.fcstd]]. STL (82kb)- [[File:64_Part_49_funnel.stl]]
File:LFX_Brass Plastic Heat Inserts.png|'''LFX_Brass Plastic Heat Inserts''' - size:5kb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Brass Plastic Heat Inserts.fcstd]]
File:LFX_2x19.05mm Screw.png|'''LFX_2x3/4" Screw''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_2x19.05mm Screw.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Shipping tube.png|'''LFX_Shipping tube''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Shipping tube.fcstd]]
File:LFX_M4x12mm SHCS.png|'''LFX_M4x12mm SHCS''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_M4x12mm Bolt.fcstd]]
File:LFX_M4 Washer.png|'''LFX_M4 Washer''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_M4 Washer.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Thermal Components===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:LFX_Heat Band.png|'''LFX_Heat Band''' - size:19kb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Heat Band.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Thermocoupler.png|'''LFX_Thermocoupler''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Thermocoupler.fcstd]]
File:LFX_Welding Blanket.png|'''LFX_Welding Blanket''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFX_Welding Blanket.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Spooler Electronic PCBs + Power Supply===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:12V power supply.png ‎ ‎|'''12V power supply''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD - [[File:LFS_12V_Power_Supply.fcstd ]]
File:Relay DPDT AC.jpg ‎ ‎|'''Relay DPDT''' - size:10kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Relay DPDT.FCStd]]
File:LFS_voltage regulator module.jpg ‎ ‎|'''LTS Voltage Regulator Modules''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD - [[File:LFS_voltage regulator modules.FCStd]]
File:Gearmotor_100RPM_32206.jpg ‎ ‎|'''Gearmotor 100RPM''' - size:9kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Gearmotor_100RPM_32206_MD.FCStd]]
File:Power_Switch.png|'''Power Switch''' size:10kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Power switch.FCStd]]
File:Wire connector FreeCAD.png|'''Wire Connector''' size:14kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Wire Connector.FCStd]]
File:32204-large.jpg|'''Gearmotor 30RPM 32204'''[[File:Gearmotor 30RPM 32204 MD.FCStd]]
File:LFS_ELECTRICAL WIRE.jpg|'''LFS_ELECTRICAL WIRE''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_ELECTRICAL WIRE.fcstd]]
File:LFS_WIRE CONNECTORS.jpg|'''LFS_WIRE CONNECTORS''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_WIRE CONNECTORS.fcstd]]
File:LFS_CORD CLAMP.jpg|'''LFS_CORD CLAMP''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_CORD CLAMP.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Spool Mechanism===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:STL_1_SPOOL_DISC.jpg ‎ ‎|'''STL 1 SPOOL DISC''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 1 SPOOL DISC.fcstd]]. STL (139kb)- [[File:STL 1 SPOOL DISC.stl ‎]]
File:STL 2 SPOOL CYL.jpg ‎ ‎|'''STL 2 SPOOL CYL''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 2 SPOOL CYL.fcstd]]. STL (67kb)- [[File:STL 2 SPOOL CYL.stl ‎]]
File:STL 3 SPOOL HOLDER BRKT.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 3 SPOOL HOLDER BRKT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 3 SPOOL HOLDER BRKT.fcstd]]. STL (72kb)- [[File:STL 3 SPOOL HOLDER BRKT.stl ‎]]

File:STL 9 STANDOFF.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 9 STANDOFF''' - size:20kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 9 STANDOFF.FCStd]]. STL (41kb)- [[File:STL 9 STANDOFF.stl ‎]]
File:STL 10 SPOOL PULLEY A.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 10 SPOOL PULLEY A''' - size:7kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 10 SPOOL PULLEY A.FCStd]]. STL (112kb)- [[File:STL 10 SPOOL PULLEY A.stl ‎]]
File:STL 11 SPOOL PULLEY B.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 11 SPOOL PULLEY B''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 11 SPOOL PULLEY B.FCstd]]. STL (85kb)- [[File:STL 11 SPOOL PULLEY B.stl ‎]]
File:STL 12 PULLER COG.jpg ‎ ‎|'''STL 12 PULLER COG''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL 12 PULLER COG.fcstd]]. STL (44kb)- [[File:STL 12 PULLER COG.stl ‎]]
File:STL 13 COG MOTOR SHAFT 4mm.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 13 COG MOTOR SHAFT 4mm Deprecate in favor of STL 12 only?''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL 13 COG MOTOR SHAFT 4mm.fcstd]]. STL (63kb)- [[File:STL 13 COG MOTOR SHAFT 4mm.stl ]]

File:LFS_MDF BOARD.jpg|'''LFS_MDF BOARD''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_MDF BOARD.fcstd]]
File:LFS_WOOD DOWEL BIRCH.jpg|'''LFS_WOOD DOWEL BIRCH''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_WOOD DOWEL BIRCH.fcstd]]
File:LFS_BEARINGS.jpg|'''LFS_BEARINGS''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_BEARINGS.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M3 SHCS8mm.jpg|'''LFS_M3 SHCS8mm''' - size:18kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M3 SHCS 8mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M3 WASHER.jpg|'''LFS_M3 WASHER''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_M3 WASHER.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 WASHER.jpg|'''LFS_M4 WASHER''' - size:4kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 Washer.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS65mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS65mm''' - size:14kb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFS M4 SHCS65mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS50mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS50mm''' - size:24kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 SHCS 50mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS30mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS30mm''' - size:24kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 SHCS 30mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 NLOCK NUT4mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 NLOCK NUT4mm''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_M4 NLOCK NUT4mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in.jpg|'''LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Tension Mechanism===
<gallery perrow=6>
File:STL 6 PULLER MOTOR BRKT.jpg ‎ ‎|'''STL 6 PULLER MOTOR BRKT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 6 PULLER MOTOR BRKT.fcstd]]. STL (75kb)- [[File:STL 6 PULLER MOTOR BRKT.stl ‎]]
File:STL 7 PULLER BRKT LT.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 7 PULLER BRKT LT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 7 PULLER BRKT LT.fcstd]]. STL (57kb)- [[File:STL 7 PULLER BRKT LT.stl ]]
File:STL 8 PULLER BRKT RT.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 8 PULLER BRKT RT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:FCSTD 8 PULLER BRKT RT.FCStd]]. STL (66kb)- [[File:STL 8 PULLER BRKT RT.stl ‎]]
File:LFS_M4 WASHER.jpg|'''LFS_M4 WASHER''' - size:4kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 Washer.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS65mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS65mm''' - size:14kb - FreeCAD -[[File:LFS M4 SHCS65mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS50mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS50mm''' - size:24kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 SHCS 50mm.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 SHCS30mm.jpg|'''LFS_M4 SHCS30mm''' - size:24kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 SHCS 30mm.fcstd]]

File:LFS_BEARINGS.jpg|'''LFS_BEARINGS''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_BEARINGS.fcstd]]
File:STL 5 LOOP STAND.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 5 LOOP STAND''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL 5 LOOP STAND.fcstd]]. STL (55kb)- [[File:STL 5 LOOP STAND.stl ‎]]
File:LFS_LIMIT SWT W/ WIRE.jpg|'''LFS_LIMIT SWT W/ WIRE''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_LIMIT SWT W/ WIRE.fcstd]]
File:STL 4 SWT WIRE GUIDE.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 4 SWT WIRE GUIDE''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL 4 SWT WIRE GUIDE.fcstd]]. STL (1kb)- [[File:STL 4 SWT WIRE GUIDE.stl ‎]]
File:LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in.jpg|'''LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_SCREW #6 5/8in.fcstd]]
File:LFS_M4 BRASS HEAT INSERT3mm.png|'''LFS_M4 BRASS HEAT INSERT 3mm''' - size:5kb - FreeCAD -[[File:M4 BRASS HEAT INSERT PLACEHOLDER 2.fcstd]]
</gallery>

===Unsorted Parts===

<gallery perrow=6>

File:43 Part 20a HOPPER bot half.jpg ‎|'''43 Part 20a HOPPER bot half''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:43_Part__20a_HOPPER_bot_half.fcstd]]. STL (46kb)- [[File:43_Part__20a_HOPPER_bot_half.stl]]
File:45 Part 20a HOPPER top half.jpg ‎|'''45 Part 20a HOPPER top half''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:45_Part__20a_HOPPER_top_half.fcstd]]. STL (74kb)- [[File:45_Part__20a_HOPPER_top_half.stl]]
File:66 TEST HOPPER 2.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''66 TEST HOPPER 2''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:66_TEST_HOPPER_2.fcstd]]. STL (73kb)- [[File:66_TEST_HOPPER_2.stl]]
File:27 FILAMENT GUIDE BRKT.jpg ‎|'''27 FILAMENT GUIDE BRKT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:27_FILAMENT_GUIDE_BRKT.fcstd]]. STL (93kb)- [[File:27_FILAMENT_GUIDE_BRKT.stl]]
-dupe?File:LFX_Extruder Case.jpg|'''LFX_Extruder Case''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFX_Extruder Case.fcstd]]
File:24 COUPLERS V5 MOTORS.jpg |'''24 COUPLERS V5 MOTORS''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:24_COUPLERS_V5_MOTORS.fcstd]]. STL (62kb)- [[File:24_COUPLERS_V5_MOTORS.stl]]
File:25 COUPLERS V6 MOTORS 50mm.jpg ‎|'''25 COUPLERS V6 MOTORS 50mm''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:25_COUPLERS_V6_MOTORS_50mm.fcstd]]. STL (57kb)- [[File:25_COUPLERS_V6_MOTORS_50mm.stl]]
File:67 TOP PART OF EXTRUDER CASE.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''67 TOP PART OF EXTRUDER CASE''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:67_TOP_PART_OF_EXTRUDER_CASE.fcstd]]. STL (89kb)- [[File:67_TOP_PART_OF_EXTRUDER_CASE.stl]]
File:1_BOTTOM_CORNER_1.jpg|'''1 BOTTOM CORNER 1''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:1 BOTTOM CORNER 1.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:1 BOTTOM CORNER 1.stl ‎]]
File:2_BOTTOM_CORNER_1X.jpg|'''2_BOTTOM_CORNER_1X''' - size:47kb - FreeCAD -[[File:2 BOTTOM CORNER 1X.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:2 BOTTOM CORNER 1X.stl ‎]]
File:3_BOTTOM_CORNER_2.jpg|'''3_BOTTOM_CORNER_2''' - size:47kb - FreeCAD -[[File:3 BOTTOM CORNER 2.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:3 BOTTOM CORNER 2.stl ‎]]
File:4_BOTTOM_CORNER_2X.jpg|'''4_BOTTOM_CORNER_2X''' - size:46kb - FreeCAD -[[File:4_BOTTOM_CORNER_2X.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:4_BOTTOM_CORNER_2X.stl]]
File:5 BOTTOM CORNER 3 preview featured.jpg ‎|'''5 BOTTOM CORNER 3''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:5_BOTTOM_CORNER_3.fcstd]]. STL (17kb) - [[File:5_BOTTOM_CORNER_3.stl]]
File:6 BOTTOM CORNER 3X preview featured.jpg ‎|'''6 BOTTOM CORNER 3X''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:f6_BOTTOM_CORNER_3X.fcstd]]. STL (16kb)- [[File:6_BOTTOM_CORNER_3X.stl]]
File:7 BOTTOM CORNER 4 preview featured.jpg ‎|'''7 BOTTOM CORNER 4''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:7_BOTTOM_CORNER_4.fcstd]]. STL (17kb)- [[File:7_BOTTOM_CORNER_4.stl]]
File:8 BOTTOM CORNER 4X.jpg ‎|'''8 BOTTOM CORNER 4X''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:8_BOTTOM_CORNER_4X.fcstd]]. STL (16kb)- [[File:8_BOTTOM_CORNER_4X.stl]]
File:9 CASE BOTTOM CORNER.jpg ‎|'''9 CASE BOTTOM CORNER''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:9_CASE_BOTTOM_CORNER.fcstd]]. STL (12kb)- [[File:9_CASE_BOTTOM_CORNER.stl]]
File:10 CASE BOTTOM PANEL.jpg ‎|'''10 CASE BOTTOM PANEL''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:10_CASE_BOTTOM_PANEL.fcstd]]. STL (43kb)- [[File:10_CASE_BOTTOM_PANEL.stl]]
File:11 CASE FULL TOP-SIDES.jpg ‎|'''11 CASE FULL TOP-SIDES''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:11_CASE_FULL_TOP-SIDES.fcstd]]. STL (686kb)- [[File:11_CASE_FULL_TOP-SIDES.stl]]
File:12 CASE SIDE LARGE.jpg ‎|'''12 CASE SIDE LARGE''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:12_CASE_SIDE_LARGE.fcstd]]. STL (108kb)- [[File:12_CASE_SIDE_LARGE.stl]]
File:13 CASE SIDE SMALL.jpg|'''13 CASE SIDE SMALL''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:13_CASE_SIDE_SMALL.fcstd]]. STL (15kb)- [[File:13_CASE_SIDE_SMALL.stl]]
File:14 CASE SIDES ATTACHED.jpg ‎|'''14 CASE SIDES ATTACHED''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:4_CASE_SIDES_ATTACHED.fcstd]]. STL (641kb)- [[File:14_CASE_SIDES_ATTACHED.stl]]
File:15 CASE TOP 1 PEICE.jpg ‎|'''15 CASE TOP 1 PEICE''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:15_CASE_TOP_1_PEICE.fcstd]]. STL (44kb)- [[File:15_CASE_TOP_1_PEICE.stl]]
File:16 CASE TOP 1.jpg ‎|'''16 CASE TOP 1''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:16_CASE_TOP_1.fcstd]]. STL (31kb)- [[File:16_CASE_TOP_1.stl]]
File:17 CASE TOP 2.jpg ‎|'''17 CASE TOP 2''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:17_CASE_TOP_2.fcstd]]. STL (30kb)- [[File:17_CASE_TOP_2.stl]]
File:18 CASE TOP 3.jpg ‎|'''18 CASE TOP 3''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:18_CASE_TOP_3.fcstd]]. STL (61kb)- [[File:18_CASE_TOP_3.stl]]
File:19 CASE TOP 4.jpg ‎|'''19 CASE TOP 4''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:19_CASE_TOP_4.fcstd]]. STL (18kb)- [[File:19_CASE_TOP_4.stl]]
File:44 Part 20a HOPPER FRT.jpg |'''44 Part 20a HOPPER FRT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:44_Part__20a_HOPPER_FRT.fcstd]]. STL (108kb)- [[File:44_Part__20a_HOPPER_FRT.stl]]
File:28_HOPPER_ADDON_FOOT_LT.jpg | '''28 HOPPER ADDON FOOT LT''' - size:null - FreeCAD -[[File:28_HOPPER_ADDON_FOOT_LT.fcstd]]. STL (14kb) [[File:28_HOPPER_ADDON_FOOT_LT.stl]]
File:29 HOPPER ADDON TOP.jpg|'''29 HOPPER ADDON TOP''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:29_HOPPER_ADDON_TOP.fcstd]]. STL (34kb)- [[File:29_HOPPER_ADDON_TOP.stl]]
File:30 HOPPER CLEAR TRANSISTION.jpg ‎|'''30 HOPPER CLEAR TRANSISTION''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:30_HOPPER_CLEAR_TRANSISTION.fcstd]]. STL (415kb)- [[File:30_HOPPER_CLEAR_TRANSISTION.stl]]
File:31 HOPPER FOR BAUSH AUGER.jpg ‎|'''31 HOPPER FOR BAUSH AUGER''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:31_HOPPER_FOR_BAUSH_AUGER.fcstd]]. STL (159kb)- [[File:31_HOPPER_FOR_BAUSH_AUGER.stl]]
File:32_HOPPER_FOR_IRWIN_AUGER.jpg ‎|'''32_HOPPER_FOR_IRWIN_AUGER''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:32_HOPPER_FOR_IRWIN_AUGER.fcstd]]. STL (157kb)- [[File:32_HOPPER_FOR_IRWIN_AUGER.stl]]
File:33 HOPPER PART A.jpg |'''33 HOPPER PART A''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:33_HOPPER_PART_A.fcstd]]. STL (110kb)- [[File:33_HOPPER_PART_A.stl]]
File:34 HOPPER PART B.jpg ‎|'''34 HOPPER PART B''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:34_HOPPER_PART_B.fcstd]]. STL (72kb)- [[File:34_HOPPER_PART_B.stl]]
File:35 HOPPER SIDE SQ.jpg ‎|'''35 HOPPER SIDE SQ''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:35_HOPPER_SIDE_SQ.fcstd]]. STL (48kb)- [[File:35_HOPPER_SIDE_SQ.stl]]
File:36 HOPPER TOP EXPANDED SQ R.jpg ‎|'''36 HOPPER TOP EXPANDED SQ R''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:36_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ_R.fcstd]]. STL (3kb)- [[File:36_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ_R.stl]]
File:37_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ.jpg ‎|'''37_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ''' - size:null - FreeCAD -[[File:37_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ.fcstd]]. STL (3kb)- [[File:37_HOPPER_TOP_EXPANDED_SQ.stl]]
File:38 HOPPER TOP SQ.jpg ‎|'''38 HOPPER TOP SQ''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:38__HOPPER_TOP_SQ.fcstd]]. STL (2kb)- [[File:38__HOPPER_TOP_SQ.stl]]
File:39 HOPPER TRANSISTION RD 1.jpg|'''39 HOPPER TRANSISTION RD 1''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:39_HOPPER_TRANSISTION_RD_1.fcstd]]. STL (991kb)- [[File:39_HOPPER_TRANSISTION_RD_1.stl]]
File:40 HOPPER TRANSISTION SQ.jpg|'''40 HOPPER TRANSISTION SQ''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:40_HOPPER_TRANSISTION_SQ.fcstd]]. STL (113kb)- [[File:40_HOPPER_TRANSISTION_SQ.stl]]
File:21 CORNER RT V5 HOPPER CASE.jpg ‎|'''21 CORNER RT V5 HOPPER CASE''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:21_CORNER_RT_V5_HOPPER_CASE.fcstd]]. STL (13kb)- [[File:21_CORNER_RT_V5_HOPPER_CASE.stl]]
File:22 COUPLER D SHAFT IRWIN.jpg ‎|'''22 COUPLER D SHAFT IRWIN''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:22_COUPLER_D_SHAFT_IRWIN.fcstd]]. STL (57kb)- [[File:22_COUPLER_D_SHAFT_IRWIN.stl]]
File:23 COUPLER HEX SHAFT.jpg ‎|['''23 COUPLER HEX SHAFT''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:23_COUPLER_HEX_SHAFT.fcstd]]. STL (50kb)- [[File:23_COUPLER_HEX_SHAFT.stl]]

File:68 V6 CASE 11-5-15.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''68 V6 CASE 11-5-15''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:68_V6_CASE_11-5-15.fcstd]]. STL (291kb)- [[File:68_V6_CASE_11-5-15.stl]]
File:69 V6 CASE 11-8-15.jpg ‎ ‎|'''69 V6 CASE 11-8-15''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:69_V6_CASE_11-8-15.fcstd]]. STL (281kb)- [[File:69_V6_CASE_11-8-15.stl]]

File:LFX_M4 Nuts.jpg|'''LFX_M4 Nuts''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFX_M4 Nuts.fcstd]]

File:LFX_xxx.jpg|'''LFX_xxx''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFX_xxx.fcstd]]

</gallery>

===spooler unsorted===

missing image for part 20, 28, 32

Images for parts 36 and 37 appear to be duplicates, as do 43 and 65, 42 and 65, 36 and 37 appear to actually be duplicate files. Not sure what is going on there, but I misread the error so the duplicate will need to be deleted once we figure out why these are listed as separate parts but have the same file. Are they interchangable?

==Assembled Modules Gallery==
<gallery perrow=6>
File:BBE + Hopper.png |'''BIG BOX ENCLOSURE + HOPPER''' - size:73kb - FreeCAD -[[File:Big Box Enclosure + Hopper.fcstd]].
File:Barrel+Auger+Flange+Motor.png |'''EXTRUDER BARREL + AUGER + FLANGE + MOTOR''' - size:22kb - FreeCAD -[[File:Extruder Barrel + Auger + Flange + Motor.fcstd]].
File:Thermal Components.png |'''THERMAL COMPONENTS''' - size:9kb - FreeCAD -[[File:Thermal Components.fcstd]].
File:Extruder Electronics.png |'''EXTRUDER ELECTRONICS''' - size:42kb - FreeCAD -[[File:Extruder Electronics.fcstd]].

</gallery>

==Final Assembly Gallery==
<gallery perrow=6>
File:Filament Extruder Assembly.png|'''FILAMENT EXTRUDER ASSEMBLY''' - size:123kb - FreeCAD -[[File:Filament Extruder Assembly.fcstd]].

</gallery>

==Simplified Assets Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Lorem Ipsum.jpg|[[File:check.png]]'''Lorem Ipsum''' - size:null - FreeCAD -[[File:freecadfile.fcstd]]. STL - [[File:meshfile.stl]]
</gallery>

==Deprecated Assets Gallery==
<gallery>
File:LFS_LATEX RUBBER TIRE.jpg|'''LFS_LATEX RUBBER TIRE''' - size:nullkb - FreeCAD -[[LFS_LATEX RUBBER TIRE.fcstd]]
File:STL 14 COLLAR.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''STL 14 COLLAR''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL 14 COLLAR.fcstd]]. STL (62kb)- [[File:STL 14 COLLAR.stl ‎]]
File:STL 15 SPOOL COLLAR 10mm.jpg ‎ ‎ ‎|'''15 SPOOL COLLAR 10mm I can't find where this fits likely deprecated?''' - size:48kb - FreeCAD -[[File:STL_15_SPOOL_COLLAR_10mm.fcstd]]. STL (62kb)- [[File:STL_15_SPOOL_COLLAR_10mm.stl ‎]]

</gallery>

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-27T19:45:16Z

Calegtriminio:

[[FIle:HintLightbulb.png]] '''Status - Done: To Do: Blocks:'''

[[Wiki_101]] [[Timesheet]] Hangout Link [https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/event/cfvdskolaipjgki95aoufjf3l50?hl=en&authuser=0] [[D3D]]

[[Development_Team_Log]] [[Roberto_Log]] [[Antonio Log]] [[Marcin Log]]

=Thur, Jul 27, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case_(editable).fcstd]]

=Tues, Jul 25, 2017=
[[File:46_Part_20b_case.fcstd]] Not Editable

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

File:46 Part 20b case (editable).fcstd

2017-07-27T19:41:14Z

Calegtriminio:

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-25T20:20:36Z

Calegtriminio:

File:46 Part 20b case.fcstd

2017-07-25T20:12:56Z

Calegtriminio: simplified part

simplified part

OSE Developers

2017-07-25T19:21:41Z

Calegtriminio: /* OSE Developer Bios */

{{RightTOC}}
{{Hint|Last Updated 7/17. '''Please study the [[Crash Course]] for overview of OSE and current priorities.''' To subscribe or unsubscribe from the Design Sprints list, please go to the [[Tech Team Culturing Survey]] page.}}

=Founder's TED Talk=
[[Marcin Jakubowski]] explains the Global Village Construction Set in his TED Talk.

Can't see the video below? Try: http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski.html

{{TED}}
=2017 Invitation Video=

<html><iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/SxYgF701w0M" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></html>

<html><iframe width="600" height="371" seamless frameborder="0" scrolling="no" src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wEP0FUf8pABS3NdsZdVQCF08NtkeflgE6W0l74E1RFk/pubchart?oid=995627528&format=interactive"></iframe></html>

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wEP0FUf8pABS3NdsZdVQCF08NtkeflgE6W0l74E1RFk/edit#gid=0 edit]

=2017 Invitation=
==OSE Developers - Design + Documentation==
OSE Developers are the official members of the OSE Design or Documentation Teams, and the HR Generalist is responsible for recruiting OSE Developers. OSE is a globally distributed volunteer team of engineers, farmers, designers, documenters, builders, writers, marketers, and other interdisciplinarians. OSE developers commit a minimum of 10 hours per week to a coordinated development process on key OSE priorities, for a 3 month duration. It is also acceptable if the OSE Developer find a partner on their side to work with - such that their time requirement may be reduced from 10 hours to half of that time per week - while this pair still produce 10 hours of effort. This also helps us to encourage leadership on the OSE Developer's side, and greater collaboration. After a 3 month development period, OSE Developers have an option to continue to the next quarter.

For background purposes - we have been operating as a volunteer project with many ad-hoc contributors until 2017. We have discovered that for an audacious project with well-defined goals - we need a process and structure that can harness collaborators' contributions in a more effective way - for visible and tangible progress. As such, we have shifted to dedicated development teams as of the beginning of 2017. We are looking for team players who can move OSE along its [[Critical Path]] for the formal team of OSE Developers- while encouraging others to provide ad-hoc contributors by editing the wiki.

==Interdisciplinary Approach==
We are looking for diverse skill sets. Do you have the skill set to become a meaningful contributor? Our only requirement is that you have an open mind and willingness to learn new things - and the required time to make a meaningful contribution. We expect OSE Developers to become immersed in the new paradigm of open source product development. We are building 12-24 person Working Teams which result in clearly visible development velocity. An interdisciplinary team is needed because many projects include elements of mechanics, electronics, hydraulics, sensors, software, etc. In addition, graphics, media, marketing, and business development skills are used in taking products to full releases as [[Distributive Enterprise]].

==Solving Wicked Problems==
Our long term goal is to create a world class training center for open source movement entrepreneurs - for solving wicked problems. Since many problems are founded in artificial scarcity - our approach is to create material abundance - while regenerating the environment. At the same time, we are training people in interdisciplinary skill sets - as only an interdisciplinary perspective can lead people to solving wicked problems. We are in the business of ending poverty and war - where poverty includes poverty of the mind - and war includes the war on the environment. Our mission is lofty, and our approach is grounded. We are looking for volunteers who can thrive in such a learning environment.

==Looking for Dedicated Contributors==
The title of ''volunteer'' still has formal requirements of collaboration on active working teams, and is not to be taken lightly. The expectations are similar to the requirements in a 'regular job,' with timelines, project plans and team responsibilities. OSE Developers are selected for participation based on successful completion of the application process - up to a basic proficiency test in open source computer aided design (CAD) - the [[OSE FreeCAD Test]]. The application process is maintained by the HR Team, and the on-boarding process is shown at the [[OSE Developer Initial Application]] page.

The OSE Developer is the highest status of OSE development collaboration. The title of OSE Developer marks the official development team that is working actively on the [[OSE Roadmap]]. Otherwise, ad-hoc contributors are welcome to contribute to the [[OSE Wiki]], the official development platform of the OSE project.

==Team Structure==

Development Teams must include a [[Heavyweight Product Manager]], a [[Product Owner]], and a [[Process Manager]] to steward a [[Concurrent Engineering]] process. Member requirements are an open mind - as any of the technical skills, such as [[FreeCAD 101]], can be learned with a few hours of practice. We are looking for a mindset of avid learning across different disciplines as the primary requirement. We are positioning this opportunity as a chance to learn diverse technical skills.

==Module-Based Design==
An effective team works on projects taken from the perspective of module-based design - where each project is broken down into modules that can be developed in parallel according to the task breakdown of the [[Development Template]]. Modularity applies not only to technical, but also to organizational, business, and marketing areas. Development cycles are run on a quarterly basis (the 90 day period), with the intended outcome being a product release. If OSE Developers are required to contribute 10 hours per week, then the 12 person team is effectively a 3-person full time equivalent. This is the minimum required for visible progress. Once a well-performing team is established, new teams may form. The minimum number of Developers for starting a new development team is 12. Our goal is to create 12 teams of 12 by end of 2017.

==Roadmap==
The project teams work together on current [[Development Priorities]] and only on the official tasks at the [[Critical Path]] and consistent with the 20 year [[OSE Roadmap]]. Other projects may be taken up independently by contributing to the OSE Wiki, but core resources will be allocated only to the Critical Path. OSE Developers do not propose new projects, but execute on tasks on the [[Critical Path]]. As such, we are asking for team players who are aligned with the greater vision of OSE. The Critical Path involves milestones around machine building as a basis, with other applications such as agriculture and the [[Seed Eco-Home]] - the latter being a collaboration with the [[Open Building Institute]].

=Application=
To apply -

#'''Read the [[OSE Crash Course]] and the above information.''' Prior to applying, please read up prior to your first interview. We cannot at this time accommodate exploratory phone conversations prior to the interview - as we track our recruiting process.
#'''Apply.''' Please go to the [[OSE_Developer_Initial_Application]]. Fill out the application form, email HR once you have done so.
#'''Interview with us.''' After the application and then we can set up a first interview at your earliest convenience. If you feel that important details have been left out of the Developer invitation - please email HR at opensourceecology dot org and ask for clarification, and we can add those details to this description. We ask you for your cooperation with our process. We will ask for your feedback on our approach during the initial interview.
#'''Complete the [[Developer Test]].''' Pending an alignment of vision with OSE, you'll be invited to complete the OSE [[Developer Test]], which is a skills test in which the applicant 1) Installs OSE Linux, 2) Designs a cube in FreeCAD, 3) and Publishes a video of this on the Wiki. A 90 day development duration begins from the time that a candidate completes the test. If you have an earnest drive to make a better world - and are willing to develop and use a powerful skill set to accomplish that task - then you will feel right at home in our environment.

=Job Description=
OSE Developers work as a team, dividing these various tasks between team members:
*Learning a basic toolchain for designing open source hardware using open source software
*Working on a dedicated open source product development effort as part of an interdisciplinary team
*Learning basic proficiency in FreeCAD. FreeCAD-related tasks may include:
:*Producing build instructionals using FreeCAD files
:*Producing fabrication drawings
:*Making modifications in existing designs
:*Creating designs from scratch
:*Producing 3D printing files
:*Creating visual Bills of Materials
:*Creating exploded part diagrams
*Learning open source tools and protocols for effective, globally-distributed design collaboration
*Doing basic calculations of cost, weight, production rates, and other critical parameters towards open source products geared at creating [[Distributive Enterprise]]
*Researching sourcing of materials
*Learn basic proficiency in rendering and animation using Blender
*Learning basic proficiency in vector and raster graphics to produce supporting graphics using GIMP and Inkscape
*Learning basic video production competency using Kdenlive to produce instructionals
*Learning basics of screencasting to produce video instructionals
*Using Inkscape or other open source toolchains to produce cutting files for laser cutters,routers and CNC torch tables
*Documenting work done and hours spent in a Work Log on an ongoing basis
*Writing scripts for instructionals, publishing step-by-step instructionals, and assisting in the publishing of design guides
*Communicating with other team member on problem solving
*Prototyping of ongoing development work using 3D printing, scale models, etc (if possible)
*Many tasks are technical, but writing, marketing, video production, desktop publishing, communication, website development, software programming, and many other tasks are included in the process

=Onboarding Flowchart=

(you can click on the underlined links for more info)

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[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10LYNncpAWNu1MVPcYLPDcfHp4tIPBbPFp2f47JPeOoc/edit#slide=id.g196dae00fd_0_70 edit]

=OSE Developer Bios=

== Development Team ==
{{department
| image = Chas Murillo pic.jpg
| head = Chas Murillo
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
csmurill@mtu.edu
| username =
| description =
[[Chas log|Chas's Log]]

I'm contributing to OSE because I see the value in everyone having access to resources to provide a living for one's self and community. I also intend to utilize the information gathered to build my own affordable seed-eco home and create my own home workshop and distributed enterprise.

I'm an Electrical Engineer by training from Michigan Tech. I'd like to help rebuild America's infrastructure with the help of open source principles and am interested in making America Energy Independent as one of my career goals. I firmly believe in the possibilities of open source hardware for bettering my life and the lives of others. My skills include basic I.T., power electronics, power systems, and motor drives as well as some basic business skills.

[[Image:010 CHAS MURILLO BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Roberto pic.jpg
| head = Roberto Jaramillo
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
robinmaster18@gmail.com
| username =
| description =
[[Roberto Log|Roberto's Log]]

I'm contributing to OSE because It's the most interesting project that I've ever seen. It combines nature, people, technology in a practical and holistic way. I was looking for a place where to create together with others, freely and openly.

I think my most relevant skill is my learning capacity.

[[Image:009 ROBERTO JAMARILLO BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Cedric Profil pic.jpg
| head = Cedric Lemofack
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
legocefran@yahoo.fr
| username =
| description =
[[Cedric Log|Cedric's Log]]

I have a background on mathematical
and physical science. With it, I'm interested on variety of domains in
technology, from computer science to mechanics, by passing through
electronics. I discovered Linux operating system when I began my
university classes, and with this event began a long journey through
the world of open source software. The concept of open source is very
interesting for me and I choose to use in preference the products which
respect this way of working. I think that I'm on another journey with
the Open Source Ecology, which is based on the same principles, but the
very big difference is that the products here are to be produced in the
real world. I'm in the domain of teaching in technology and I want to
benefit from the OSE to help bringing technology learning in another
step.

I have a Master Degree in Mechanics Modelling (Structural mechanics,
CFD and system dynamics). I also have a BTS (2 year Degree) in
Electronics and Computer science. I'm now a teacher in Engineering
science.

[[Image:003 CEDRIC BADGE.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Jean baptiste pic.jpg
| head = Jean-Baptiste Vervaeck
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
jverveack@gmail.com

website: www.foozledesign.com
| username =
| description =
[[Jean-Baptiste Log|Jean-Baptiste's Log]]

Collaborating with OSE members has helped me realize the enormous potential Open Source principles have for dismantling and replacing the current mainstream economic paradigm by providing people with similar quality tools for the production of their material environment that require fewer resources and rely more on cooperative community participation and knowledge building.

Jean-Baptiste is a freelance graphic designer living in Santiago, Chile and has worked on a wide variety of projects for both local and overseas clients for nearly a decade. In recent years he's been focusing his efforts on helping start ups, small and upcoming businesses materialize their ideas. He has a great deal of experience using Illustrator & Photoshop and is knowledgeable in Indesign, Inkscape, GIMP and is in the process of learning FreeCAD.

He has been working with Open Source Ecology as a remote collaborator since 2013 and has contributed over a dozen infographics for some of the 50 machines that form part of the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) and has helped to establish some of OSE's preliminary graphic guidelines among other graphic assets over the years. He was also part of the team that documented the one day assembly process for the Ironworker 3.0 in 2013 and was the Graphic Team's Lead for the Pattern Language Icon design efforts in 2015.

[[Image:006 JEAN BAPTISTE BADGE.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Jozef.JPG
| head = Jozef Mikler III
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
jozefmikler@gmail.com

| username =
| description =
[[Jozef Log|Jozef's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:JMikler Jozef's User Page]

I want to see the development of liberating and sharable technologies, stick it to the man, and do so while growing really great tomatoes. I wanted to learn a bundle of tools for design and fabrication, and here's an opportunity to do so in the coolest community while benefiting others. (Also, come on, I just want one these post-apocalyptic Mad Max looking tractors.)

My background is in high school education and curriculum design. I taught logic and English in high schools in Florida, Idaho, and Indonesia, and wrote a rhetoric text for a series of African schools. Recently I decided to work on a small bundle of hard skills: I took a welding certificate last year, started taking workshops at a makerspace, and am now learning the OSE toolchain. In the future I'd like to reinvent K-12 education by modeling it on a city. I plan to build my own tiny house and sailboat.

[[File:Jozef Mikler's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Profile Pic KP.jpg
| head = Kassie Paul
| title = OSE Dev Team member
| username =
| description =

[[Kassie Log | Kassie's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Kassie_paul Kassie's User Page]

As a civil engineering student in beautiful Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kassie explores the way communities interact with their built environment. She is drawn to the cooperative energy of Open Source Ecology. While working on the technical side of OSE's projects, she is learning about the ways open source hardware could help eliminate our current barriers to a sustainable, adaptable, economically feasible structure of civilization. She hopes that her CAD, explanation, organization, and documentation abilities add as much value to the team as possible. With a great deal of gratitude, she is happy to be able to collaborate with such a unique team.

[[File:Kassie Paul Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image =
| head = Abe Anderson
| title = OSE Dev Team member
AbeAnderson@gmail.com
| username = AbeAnderson
| description =

[[AbeAnd Log|Abe's Log]]

Background and education in computer and electronics engineering. Novice C/C++ Programming mainly using Arduino. Prior hobby level experience with web administration and multimedia development software tools. Work experience with construction including masonry and carpentry as well as experimentation with more sustainable building methods. I try to constantly learn more programming and open source software applications skills. I joined the Dev Team because my projects and goals overlap significantly with OSE's efforts and I plan to work on many prototypes long term as I develop more skills. In general, I am interested in open source ecology to help further economic changes for all through open industrial engineering. I am also currently trying to create a more sustainable working and farming environment in the ozark mountains by experimenting with various natural ecology methods.

[[File:011 ABE ANDERSON BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]
}}

{{department
| image = Israel_profile_pic.jpg
| head = Israel Reyes
| title = OSE Dev Team member
quoudten@gmail.com
| username = Izz
| description =

[[Israel Log|Israel's Log]]

I want to dedicate my life to developing '''sustainable futures'''. My recent journeys and experiences have made me realize how much need there is for alternative systems in almost every aspect of life. My interests are many and also touch on probably every aspect of life, but I've always loved learning about technology, in general, and the human brain. One of my favorite books is 'Out of Control' by Kevin Kelly which I would recommend to anyone who's interested in or loves technology, as well as his more recent book 'What Technology Wants'.

I've been an open source enthusiast since 2005 and was inspired by Marcin's TED talk in 2011, however, at the time was too distracted, under-resourced, and eventually demoralized by my job search trying to break into the nanotech industry. Many changes between then and the end of 2015 led to me breaking away from many of my previous thoughts and habits and began actively searching for a path to a more sustainable future not just for myself but for everyone. It is my belief and hope that the OSE's mission will play a huge role in leading us there.

I've previously been a Navy nuke electrician, fulfilled roles as an intern and research technician for a couple laboratories at the University of Washington focused on the prototyping and microfabrication of biosensors and microfluidic systems, and ensured the safe and reliable transportation of passengers on the iconic Seattle Monorail.

I have had experience in the operation, troubleshooting, maintenance and repair of many types of operational and information systems to varying degrees of familiarity.

• Extensive: electrical, electronic, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic

• Moderate: computer operating systems (Mac, Linux)

• Limited: IoT devices, programming (can read and understand most common scripting and programming languages)

Some experience welding and performing various tasks related to metal fabrication.

[[File:018_ISRAEL_REYES_OSE_free_cad_certified_1056_x_512px_v3-1a.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = os_case.jpg
| head = Oliver Schlueter
| title = OSE Dev Team member
case06@web.de
| username = Oliver
| description =

[[Oliver Log | Oliver's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Oliver Oliver's User Page]

I have a master's degree in Biologies and Computational Neurosciences and i learned the trade of joiner/carpenter. In my spare time i love to tinker around with DIY- and Maker-projects, which are often direct or indirect related to green-energy and self-sufficiency. I am engaged in the OpenSourceEcology Germany Group and maintaining there three major projects (the UniversalPrototyping-Kit, the Zinc/Air FuelCell and the SolarBox) and some smaller ones.

[[File:Os_log_21.05.17_mybadge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image =128px-Placeholder_male_superhero_c.png
| head = Dixon Nahrwold
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
fdnahrwold@gmail.com

| username =
| description =
[[Dixon Log | Dixon's Log]]

I am interested in radical decentralization and resilience technologies, and more particularly the narratives that drive them. I have a background in film and art as well as a lifelong DIY addiction. I am currently an undergraduate student at Utah State University studying sustainable food production.

I joined the team because I had the opportunity to fulfill an internship credit as an OSE Developer, giving me enough time to participate in this project I have been watching for some time now. I hope to replicate the OSE heavy machines, hopefully by forming a local group of developers.

[[File:Jozef Mikler's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = maltfield_avatar.jpg
| head = Michael Altfield
| title = OSE Dev Team member + Systems Administrator

| website = https://www.michaelaltfield.net
| email = https://email.michaelaltfield.net
| username = Maltfield
| description =
[[Maltfield_Log | Michael's Log]]

I jumped-ship from proprietary software to using GNU/Linux at the age of
15. In middle school, I was fascinated by the ability to publish my own
content to the entire world, and I quickly learned website design. By
the time I entered college, I had built several websites both personally
& professionally.

In 2010, I rode my bicycle 3,800 miles from Savannah, GA to Berkeley,
CA. On my journey, I saw how centralized, industrialized, and
unsustainable our food system has come. I saw the endless fields of
monocropped corn, and I biked past men in biohazard suits spraying
fields of corn with chemicals. I rode on the highways through Kansas as
wide-load, million-dollar combines passed me for the wheat
harvest--machines that could not be afforded by the all-american farmer
without massive debt

A couple years later, I discovered Open Source Ecology. I learned about
the GVCS--open source machines designed to be affordable,
self-serviceable, modular, and robust--all of the machines necessary to
deprecate the unsustainable "green revolution," following the
best-practices of the FOSS I'd grown to love.

I started volunteering as an OSE Dev not only to further develop the
GVCS, but also to learn first-hand how to build these machines--so I
have the knowledge & skills necessary to share the GVCS with communities
around the globe.

My skill set includes MIG Welding, Oxy Acetylene, Cob Construction,
Bamboo Carpentry, Permaculture, Mushroom Cultivation, Linux Systems
Administration, Security, and Vegan Cooking.

[[File:Michael Altfield's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}
{{department
| image = AntonioCelso_pic.jpg
| head = Antonio Celso
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
atractorz@gmail.com
| username =
| description =
[[AntonioCelso_log|Celso's Log]]

I'm just simple brazilian people, have studied basic Mathematics and Physics and tinker of mechanics and electronics systems.
My life way is struggle against all kinds of oppression and obscurity.
Since 1998 libre Software user

}}

{{department
| image =
| head = Sarah Aldosary
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
saradosary@gmail.com
| username = Sarah id
| description =
[[Sarah_Log|Sarah's Log]]

I am from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. IT graduate and business-oriented. Passionate about 3D printing and digital fabrication and fascinated by the whole maker movement. I come from an IT background but have been working in digital fabrication and making for almost five years. I worked at the National Satellite Center at [http://www.kacst.edu.sa KACST] where I learned CAD using [https://www.3ds.com/products-services/catia/ CATIA].
I also love all kinds of handcrafts; crochet, stitching and embroidery

[[Image:OSE free cad certified_Dev_Sarah Dosary.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Alejandro_G_pic_.jpg
| head = Alejandro Gonzalez
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
calegtriminio@gmail.com
| username = Calegtriminio
| description =
[[Calegtriminio log|Alejandro's log]]

I'm contributing to OSE because generating ideas, working together, bringing solutions We can make a better world for the people. It is the future.

I am an architect (U.N.A.H 2015) with focus on applied technologies, art and the improvement of the habitat of our communities. I learn every day about new CAD, BIM and 3D software, materials and technologies, in search of new concepts that can be projected in architectural solutions.

I'm looking for new partners. I have an open mind, I want to grow professional, striving to be a better person every day. My recent research seek aesthetics in the planning and application of prefabricated systems, modulates, Eco/friendly, smart use of the space.

[[File:OSE_free_cad_certified_Dev-_027_Alejandro_Gonzalez.png|250px]]
}}

=Former Team Members=
See [[OSE Developer Former Team Members]].

=Recent Builds=

This is our first iteration of the Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse - each built in 5 days - and the next iteration of the build is planned for the fourth quarter of 2017:

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=Links=
*To see progress of the Development Team - see [[Development Team Log]]
*[[GVCS TED Talk]] by Founder
*[[New Yorker]] article
*Key economic transformation philosophy - [[Distributive Enterprise]]
*20 Year [[Roadmap]]

OSE Developers

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=Founder's TED Talk=
[[Marcin Jakubowski]] explains the Global Village Construction Set in his TED Talk.

Can't see the video below? Try: http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski.html

{{TED}}
=2017 Invitation Video=

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=2017 Invitation=
==OSE Developers - Design + Documentation==
OSE Developers are the official members of the OSE Design or Documentation Teams, and the HR Generalist is responsible for recruiting OSE Developers. OSE is a globally distributed volunteer team of engineers, farmers, designers, documenters, builders, writers, marketers, and other interdisciplinarians. OSE developers commit a minimum of 10 hours per week to a coordinated development process on key OSE priorities, for a 3 month duration. It is also acceptable if the OSE Developer find a partner on their side to work with - such that their time requirement may be reduced from 10 hours to half of that time per week - while this pair still produce 10 hours of effort. This also helps us to encourage leadership on the OSE Developer's side, and greater collaboration. After a 3 month development period, OSE Developers have an option to continue to the next quarter.

For background purposes - we have been operating as a volunteer project with many ad-hoc contributors until 2017. We have discovered that for an audacious project with well-defined goals - we need a process and structure that can harness collaborators' contributions in a more effective way - for visible and tangible progress. As such, we have shifted to dedicated development teams as of the beginning of 2017. We are looking for team players who can move OSE along its [[Critical Path]] for the formal team of OSE Developers- while encouraging others to provide ad-hoc contributors by editing the wiki.

==Interdisciplinary Approach==
We are looking for diverse skill sets. Do you have the skill set to become a meaningful contributor? Our only requirement is that you have an open mind and willingness to learn new things - and the required time to make a meaningful contribution. We expect OSE Developers to become immersed in the new paradigm of open source product development. We are building 12-24 person Working Teams which result in clearly visible development velocity. An interdisciplinary team is needed because many projects include elements of mechanics, electronics, hydraulics, sensors, software, etc. In addition, graphics, media, marketing, and business development skills are used in taking products to full releases as [[Distributive Enterprise]].

==Solving Wicked Problems==
Our long term goal is to create a world class training center for open source movement entrepreneurs - for solving wicked problems. Since many problems are founded in artificial scarcity - our approach is to create material abundance - while regenerating the environment. At the same time, we are training people in interdisciplinary skill sets - as only an interdisciplinary perspective can lead people to solving wicked problems. We are in the business of ending poverty and war - where poverty includes poverty of the mind - and war includes the war on the environment. Our mission is lofty, and our approach is grounded. We are looking for volunteers who can thrive in such a learning environment.

==Looking for Dedicated Contributors==
The title of ''volunteer'' still has formal requirements of collaboration on active working teams, and is not to be taken lightly. The expectations are similar to the requirements in a 'regular job,' with timelines, project plans and team responsibilities. OSE Developers are selected for participation based on successful completion of the application process - up to a basic proficiency test in open source computer aided design (CAD) - the [[OSE FreeCAD Test]]. The application process is maintained by the HR Team, and the on-boarding process is shown at the [[OSE Developer Initial Application]] page.

The OSE Developer is the highest status of OSE development collaboration. The title of OSE Developer marks the official development team that is working actively on the [[OSE Roadmap]]. Otherwise, ad-hoc contributors are welcome to contribute to the [[OSE Wiki]], the official development platform of the OSE project.

==Team Structure==

Development Teams must include a [[Heavyweight Product Manager]], a [[Product Owner]], and a [[Process Manager]] to steward a [[Concurrent Engineering]] process. Member requirements are an open mind - as any of the technical skills, such as [[FreeCAD 101]], can be learned with a few hours of practice. We are looking for a mindset of avid learning across different disciplines as the primary requirement. We are positioning this opportunity as a chance to learn diverse technical skills.

==Module-Based Design==
An effective team works on projects taken from the perspective of module-based design - where each project is broken down into modules that can be developed in parallel according to the task breakdown of the [[Development Template]]. Modularity applies not only to technical, but also to organizational, business, and marketing areas. Development cycles are run on a quarterly basis (the 90 day period), with the intended outcome being a product release. If OSE Developers are required to contribute 10 hours per week, then the 12 person team is effectively a 3-person full time equivalent. This is the minimum required for visible progress. Once a well-performing team is established, new teams may form. The minimum number of Developers for starting a new development team is 12. Our goal is to create 12 teams of 12 by end of 2017.

==Roadmap==
The project teams work together on current [[Development Priorities]] and only on the official tasks at the [[Critical Path]] and consistent with the 20 year [[OSE Roadmap]]. Other projects may be taken up independently by contributing to the OSE Wiki, but core resources will be allocated only to the Critical Path. OSE Developers do not propose new projects, but execute on tasks on the [[Critical Path]]. As such, we are asking for team players who are aligned with the greater vision of OSE. The Critical Path involves milestones around machine building as a basis, with other applications such as agriculture and the [[Seed Eco-Home]] - the latter being a collaboration with the [[Open Building Institute]].

=Application=
To apply -

#'''Read the [[OSE Crash Course]] and the above information.''' Prior to applying, please read up prior to your first interview. We cannot at this time accommodate exploratory phone conversations prior to the interview - as we track our recruiting process.
#'''Apply.''' Please go to the [[OSE_Developer_Initial_Application]]. Fill out the application form, email HR once you have done so.
#'''Interview with us.''' After the application and then we can set up a first interview at your earliest convenience. If you feel that important details have been left out of the Developer invitation - please email HR at opensourceecology dot org and ask for clarification, and we can add those details to this description. We ask you for your cooperation with our process. We will ask for your feedback on our approach during the initial interview.
#'''Complete the [[Developer Test]].''' Pending an alignment of vision with OSE, you'll be invited to complete the OSE [[Developer Test]], which is a skills test in which the applicant 1) Installs OSE Linux, 2) Designs a cube in FreeCAD, 3) and Publishes a video of this on the Wiki. A 90 day development duration begins from the time that a candidate completes the test. If you have an earnest drive to make a better world - and are willing to develop and use a powerful skill set to accomplish that task - then you will feel right at home in our environment.

=Job Description=
OSE Developers work as a team, dividing these various tasks between team members:
*Learning a basic toolchain for designing open source hardware using open source software
*Working on a dedicated open source product development effort as part of an interdisciplinary team
*Learning basic proficiency in FreeCAD. FreeCAD-related tasks may include:
:*Producing build instructionals using FreeCAD files
:*Producing fabrication drawings
:*Making modifications in existing designs
:*Creating designs from scratch
:*Producing 3D printing files
:*Creating visual Bills of Materials
:*Creating exploded part diagrams
*Learning open source tools and protocols for effective, globally-distributed design collaboration
*Doing basic calculations of cost, weight, production rates, and other critical parameters towards open source products geared at creating [[Distributive Enterprise]]
*Researching sourcing of materials
*Learn basic proficiency in rendering and animation using Blender
*Learning basic proficiency in vector and raster graphics to produce supporting graphics using GIMP and Inkscape
*Learning basic video production competency using Kdenlive to produce instructionals
*Learning basics of screencasting to produce video instructionals
*Using Inkscape or other open source toolchains to produce cutting files for laser cutters,routers and CNC torch tables
*Documenting work done and hours spent in a Work Log on an ongoing basis
*Writing scripts for instructionals, publishing step-by-step instructionals, and assisting in the publishing of design guides
*Communicating with other team member on problem solving
*Prototyping of ongoing development work using 3D printing, scale models, etc (if possible)
*Many tasks are technical, but writing, marketing, video production, desktop publishing, communication, website development, software programming, and many other tasks are included in the process

=Onboarding Flowchart=

(you can click on the underlined links for more info)

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[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10LYNncpAWNu1MVPcYLPDcfHp4tIPBbPFp2f47JPeOoc/edit#slide=id.g196dae00fd_0_70 edit]

=OSE Developer Bios=

== Development Team ==
{{department
| image = Chas Murillo pic.jpg
| head = Chas Murillo
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
csmurill@mtu.edu
| username =
| description =
[[Chas log|Chas's Log]]

I'm contributing to OSE because I see the value in everyone having access to resources to provide a living for one's self and community. I also intend to utilize the information gathered to build my own affordable seed-eco home and create my own home workshop and distributed enterprise.

I'm an Electrical Engineer by training from Michigan Tech. I'd like to help rebuild America's infrastructure with the help of open source principles and am interested in making America Energy Independent as one of my career goals. I firmly believe in the possibilities of open source hardware for bettering my life and the lives of others. My skills include basic I.T., power electronics, power systems, and motor drives as well as some basic business skills.

[[Image:010 CHAS MURILLO BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Roberto pic.jpg
| head = Roberto Jaramillo
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
robinmaster18@gmail.com
| username =
| description =
[[Roberto Log|Roberto's Log]]

I'm contributing to OSE because It's the most interesting project that I've ever seen. It combines nature, people, technology in a practical and holistic way. I was looking for a place where to create together with others, freely and openly.

I think my most relevant skill is my learning capacity.

[[Image:009 ROBERTO JAMARILLO BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Cedric Profil pic.jpg
| head = Cedric Lemofack
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
legocefran@yahoo.fr
| username =
| description =
[[Cedric Log|Cedric's Log]]

I have a background on mathematical
and physical science. With it, I'm interested on variety of domains in
technology, from computer science to mechanics, by passing through
electronics. I discovered Linux operating system when I began my
university classes, and with this event began a long journey through
the world of open source software. The concept of open source is very
interesting for me and I choose to use in preference the products which
respect this way of working. I think that I'm on another journey with
the Open Source Ecology, which is based on the same principles, but the
very big difference is that the products here are to be produced in the
real world. I'm in the domain of teaching in technology and I want to
benefit from the OSE to help bringing technology learning in another
step.

I have a Master Degree in Mechanics Modelling (Structural mechanics,
CFD and system dynamics). I also have a BTS (2 year Degree) in
Electronics and Computer science. I'm now a teacher in Engineering
science.

[[Image:003 CEDRIC BADGE.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Jean baptiste pic.jpg
| head = Jean-Baptiste Vervaeck
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
jverveack@gmail.com

website: www.foozledesign.com
| username =
| description =
[[Jean-Baptiste Log|Jean-Baptiste's Log]]

Collaborating with OSE members has helped me realize the enormous potential Open Source principles have for dismantling and replacing the current mainstream economic paradigm by providing people with similar quality tools for the production of their material environment that require fewer resources and rely more on cooperative community participation and knowledge building.

Jean-Baptiste is a freelance graphic designer living in Santiago, Chile and has worked on a wide variety of projects for both local and overseas clients for nearly a decade. In recent years he's been focusing his efforts on helping start ups, small and upcoming businesses materialize their ideas. He has a great deal of experience using Illustrator & Photoshop and is knowledgeable in Indesign, Inkscape, GIMP and is in the process of learning FreeCAD.

He has been working with Open Source Ecology as a remote collaborator since 2013 and has contributed over a dozen infographics for some of the 50 machines that form part of the Global Village Construction Set (GVCS) and has helped to establish some of OSE's preliminary graphic guidelines among other graphic assets over the years. He was also part of the team that documented the one day assembly process for the Ironworker 3.0 in 2013 and was the Graphic Team's Lead for the Pattern Language Icon design efforts in 2015.

[[Image:006 JEAN BAPTISTE BADGE.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Jozef.JPG
| head = Jozef Mikler III
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
jozefmikler@gmail.com

| username =
| description =
[[Jozef Log|Jozef's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:JMikler Jozef's User Page]

I want to see the development of liberating and sharable technologies, stick it to the man, and do so while growing really great tomatoes. I wanted to learn a bundle of tools for design and fabrication, and here's an opportunity to do so in the coolest community while benefiting others. (Also, come on, I just want one these post-apocalyptic Mad Max looking tractors.)

My background is in high school education and curriculum design. I taught logic and English in high schools in Florida, Idaho, and Indonesia, and wrote a rhetoric text for a series of African schools. Recently I decided to work on a small bundle of hard skills: I took a welding certificate last year, started taking workshops at a makerspace, and am now learning the OSE toolchain. In the future I'd like to reinvent K-12 education by modeling it on a city. I plan to build my own tiny house and sailboat.

[[File:Jozef Mikler's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Profile Pic KP.jpg
| head = Kassie Paul
| title = OSE Dev Team member
| username =
| description =

[[Kassie Log | Kassie's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Kassie_paul Kassie's User Page]

As a civil engineering student in beautiful Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kassie explores the way communities interact with their built environment. She is drawn to the cooperative energy of Open Source Ecology. While working on the technical side of OSE's projects, she is learning about the ways open source hardware could help eliminate our current barriers to a sustainable, adaptable, economically feasible structure of civilization. She hopes that her CAD, explanation, organization, and documentation abilities add as much value to the team as possible. With a great deal of gratitude, she is happy to be able to collaborate with such a unique team.

[[File:Kassie Paul Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image =
| head = Abe Anderson
| title = OSE Dev Team member
AbeAnderson@gmail.com
| username = AbeAnderson
| description =

[[AbeAnd Log|Abe's Log]]

Background and education in computer and electronics engineering. Novice C/C++ Programming mainly using Arduino. Prior hobby level experience with web administration and multimedia development software tools. Work experience with construction including masonry and carpentry as well as experimentation with more sustainable building methods. I try to constantly learn more programming and open source software applications skills. I joined the Dev Team because my projects and goals overlap significantly with OSE's efforts and I plan to work on many prototypes long term as I develop more skills. In general, I am interested in open source ecology to help further economic changes for all through open industrial engineering. I am also currently trying to create a more sustainable working and farming environment in the ozark mountains by experimenting with various natural ecology methods.

[[File:011 ABE ANDERSON BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]
}}

{{department
| image = Israel_profile_pic.jpg
| head = Israel Reyes
| title = OSE Dev Team member
quoudten@gmail.com
| username = Izz
| description =

[[Israel Log|Israel's Log]]

I want to dedicate my life to developing '''sustainable futures'''. My recent journeys and experiences have made me realize how much need there is for alternative systems in almost every aspect of life. My interests are many and also touch on probably every aspect of life, but I've always loved learning about technology, in general, and the human brain. One of my favorite books is 'Out of Control' by Kevin Kelly which I would recommend to anyone who's interested in or loves technology, as well as his more recent book 'What Technology Wants'.

I've been an open source enthusiast since 2005 and was inspired by Marcin's TED talk in 2011, however, at the time was too distracted, under-resourced, and eventually demoralized by my job search trying to break into the nanotech industry. Many changes between then and the end of 2015 led to me breaking away from many of my previous thoughts and habits and began actively searching for a path to a more sustainable future not just for myself but for everyone. It is my belief and hope that the OSE's mission will play a huge role in leading us there.

I've previously been a Navy nuke electrician, fulfilled roles as an intern and research technician for a couple laboratories at the University of Washington focused on the prototyping and microfabrication of biosensors and microfluidic systems, and ensured the safe and reliable transportation of passengers on the iconic Seattle Monorail.

I have had experience in the operation, troubleshooting, maintenance and repair of many types of operational and information systems to varying degrees of familiarity.

• Extensive: electrical, electronic, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic

• Moderate: computer operating systems (Mac, Linux)

• Limited: IoT devices, programming (can read and understand most common scripting and programming languages)

Some experience welding and performing various tasks related to metal fabrication.

[[File:018_ISRAEL_REYES_OSE_free_cad_certified_1056_x_512px_v3-1a.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = os_case.jpg
| head = Oliver Schlueter
| title = OSE Dev Team member
case06@web.de
| username = Oliver
| description =

[[Oliver Log | Oliver's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Oliver Oliver's User Page]

I have a master's degree in Biologies and Computational Neurosciences and i learned the trade of joiner/carpenter. In my spare time i love to tinker around with DIY- and Maker-projects, which are often direct or indirect related to green-energy and self-sufficiency. I am engaged in the OpenSourceEcology Germany Group and maintaining there three major projects (the UniversalPrototyping-Kit, the Zinc/Air FuelCell and the SolarBox) and some smaller ones.

[[File:Os_log_21.05.17_mybadge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image =128px-Placeholder_male_superhero_c.png
| head = Dixon Nahrwold
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
fdnahrwold@gmail.com

| username =
| description =
[[Dixon Log | Dixon's Log]]

I am interested in radical decentralization and resilience technologies, and more particularly the narratives that drive them. I have a background in film and art as well as a lifelong DIY addiction. I am currently an undergraduate student at Utah State University studying sustainable food production.

I joined the team because I had the opportunity to fulfill an internship credit as an OSE Developer, giving me enough time to participate in this project I have been watching for some time now. I hope to replicate the OSE heavy machines, hopefully by forming a local group of developers.

[[File:Jozef Mikler's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = maltfield_avatar.jpg
| head = Michael Altfield
| title = OSE Dev Team member + Systems Administrator

| website = https://www.michaelaltfield.net
| email = https://email.michaelaltfield.net
| username = Maltfield
| description =
[[Maltfield_Log | Michael's Log]]

I jumped-ship from proprietary software to using GNU/Linux at the age of
15. In middle school, I was fascinated by the ability to publish my own
content to the entire world, and I quickly learned website design. By
the time I entered college, I had built several websites both personally
& professionally.

In 2010, I rode my bicycle 3,800 miles from Savannah, GA to Berkeley,
CA. On my journey, I saw how centralized, industrialized, and
unsustainable our food system has come. I saw the endless fields of
monocropped corn, and I biked past men in biohazard suits spraying
fields of corn with chemicals. I rode on the highways through Kansas as
wide-load, million-dollar combines passed me for the wheat
harvest--machines that could not be afforded by the all-american farmer
without massive debt

A couple years later, I discovered Open Source Ecology. I learned about
the GVCS--open source machines designed to be affordable,
self-serviceable, modular, and robust--all of the machines necessary to
deprecate the unsustainable "green revolution," following the
best-practices of the FOSS I'd grown to love.

I started volunteering as an OSE Dev not only to further develop the
GVCS, but also to learn first-hand how to build these machines--so I
have the knowledge & skills necessary to share the GVCS with communities
around the globe.

My skill set includes MIG Welding, Oxy Acetylene, Cob Construction,
Bamboo Carpentry, Permaculture, Mushroom Cultivation, Linux Systems
Administration, Security, and Vegan Cooking.

[[File:Michael Altfield's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]

}}
{{department
| image = AntonioCelso_pic.jpg
| head = Antonio Celso
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
atractorz@gmail.com
| username =
| description =
[[AntonioCelso_log|Celso's Log]]

I'm just simple brazilian people, have studied basic Mathematics and Physics and tinker of mechanics and electronics systems.
My life way is struggle against all kinds of oppression and obscurity.
Since 1998 libre Software user

}}

{{department
| image =
| head = Sarah Aldosary
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
saradosary@gmail.com
| username = Sarah id
| description =
[[Sarah_Log|Sarah's Log]]

I am from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. IT graduate and business-oriented. Passionate about 3D printing and digital fabrication and fascinated by the whole maker movement. I come from an IT background but have been working in digital fabrication and making for almost five years. I worked at the National Satellite Center at [http://www.kacst.edu.sa KACST] where I learned CAD using [https://www.3ds.com/products-services/catia/ CATIA].
I also love all kinds of handcrafts; crochet, stitching and embroidery

[[Image:OSE free cad certified_Dev_Sarah Dosary.png|250px]]

}}

{{department
| image = Alejandro_G_pic_.jpg
| head = Alejandro Gonzalez
| title = OSE Dev Team member.
calegtriminio@gmail.com
| username =
| description =
[[Alejandro Log|Calegtriminio]]

I'm contributing to OSE because generating ideas, working together, bringing solutions We can make a better world for the people. It is the future.

I am an architect (U.N.A.H 2015) with focus on applied technologies, art and the improvement of the habitat of our communities. I learn every day about new CAD, BIM and 3D software, materials and technologies, in search of new concepts that can be projected in architectural solutions.

I'm looking for new partners. I have an open mind, I want to grow professional, striving to be a better person every day. My recent research seek aesthetics in the planning and application of prefabricated systems, modulates, Eco/friendly, smart use of the space.

[[File:OSE_free_cad_certified_Dev-_027_Alejandro_Gonzalez.png|250px]]
}}

=Former Team Members=
See [[OSE Developer Former Team Members]].

=Recent Builds=

This is our first iteration of the Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse - each built in 5 days - and the next iteration of the build is planned for the fourth quarter of 2017:

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=Links=
*To see progress of the Development Team - see [[Development Team Log]]
*[[GVCS TED Talk]] by Founder
*[[New Yorker]] article
*Key economic transformation philosophy - [[Distributive Enterprise]]
*20 Year [[Roadmap]]

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2017-07-25T18:32:30Z

Calegtriminio:

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2017-07-25T17:52:48Z

Calegtriminio:

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2017-07-25T00:42:48Z

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[[Alejandro Log]]

calegtriminio@gmail.com

== BIO ==

I am an architect (U.N.A.H 2015) with focus on applied technologies, art and the improvement of the habitat of our communities. I learn every day about new CAD, BIM and 3D software, materials and technologies, in search of new concepts that can be projected in architectural solutions.

I'm looking for new partners. I have an open mind, I want to grow professional, striving to be a better person every day.
My recent research seek aesthetics in the planning and application of prefabricated systems, modulates, Eco/friendly, smart use of the space.

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-25T00:10:09Z

Calegtriminio:

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

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=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

User:Calegtriminio

2017-07-25T00:08:39Z

Calegtriminio:

[[File:OSE_free_cad_certified_Dev-_027_Alejandro_Gonzalez.png]]

[[Alejandro Log]]

calegtriminio@gmail.com

== BIO ==

I am an architect with focus on applied technologies, art and the improvement of the habitat of our communities. I learn every day about new CAD, BIM and 3D software, materials and technologies, in search of new concepts that can be projected in architectural solutions.

I'm looking for new partners. I have an open mind, I want to grow professional, striving to be a better person every day.
My recent research seek aesthetics in the planning and application of prefabricated systems, modulates, Eco/friendly, smart use of the space.

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-24T23:52:39Z

Calegtriminio:

[[File:OSE_free_cad_certified_Dev-_027_Alejandro_Gonzalez.png]]

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

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2017-07-24T23:45:59Z

Calegtriminio:

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2017-07-24T17:46:36Z

Calegtriminio: /* Thur, Jul 20, 2017 */

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified (1 hour)

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2017-07-24T17:44:52Z

Calegtriminio: /* Sund, Jul 09, 2017 */

=Sund, Jul 09, 2017=

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

=Thur, Jul 20, 2017=

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]] file stl. Simplified

User:Calegtriminio

2017-07-21T00:18:46Z

Calegtriminio:

I am an architect with focus on applied technologies, art and the improvement of the habitat of our communities. I learn every day about new CAD, BIM and 3D software, materials and technologies, in search of new concepts that can be projected in architectural solutions.

I'm looking for new partners. I have an open mind, I want to grow professional, striving to be a better person every day.
My recent research seek aesthetics in the planning and application of prefabricated systems, modulates, nano materials, Eco/friendly, smart use of the space.

[[File:Cube_AG_8_hole_tubing.fcstd]]

[[File:OSE_FreeCAD_test_AG.mp4]]

[[File:46_Part_20b_case.stl]]

User:Calegtriminio

2017-07-21T00:18:19Z

Calegtriminio:

File:46 Part 20b case.stl

2017-07-21T00:09:56Z

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User:Calegtriminio

2017-07-09T19:49:54Z

Calegtriminio:

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2017-07-09T19:48:32Z

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2017-07-09T19:39:54Z

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2017-07-09T19:32:54Z

Calegtriminio: Corner Cube made in FreeCAD with 8 hole tubing.

Corner Cube made in FreeCAD with 8 hole tubing.

Calegtriminio log

2017-07-09T19:12:03Z

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