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<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-15/9-16===<br /> Painted bathroom stalls&lt;BR&gt;<br /> Painted kitchen cabinets&lt;BR&gt;<br /> Painted skylight box and frame&lt;BR&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-14===<br /> Cleaned out bathroom&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom walls&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed plumbing and lighting issues&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed and cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-12/9-13===<br /> Sanded kitchen cabinets&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out fridge&lt;br&gt;<br /> Passed kidney stone (ouch!)&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-8/9-9===<br /> <br /> Trimmed foam sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling and skylight second coat&lt;br&gt;<br /> Reinstalled skylight with sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Recommend spray skylight with &quot;frosting&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed/cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted inside of skylight box and frame&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=144247 2016-09-16T18:31:47Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9=15/9-16===<br /> Painted bathroom stalls&lt;BR&gt;<br /> Painted kitchen cabinets&lt;BR&gt;<br /> Painted skylight box and frame&lt;BR&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-14===<br /> Cleaned out bathroom&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom walls&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed plumbing and lighting issues&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed and cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-12/9-13===<br /> Sanded kitchen cabinets&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out fridge&lt;br&gt;<br /> Passed kidney stone (ouch!)&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-8/9-9===<br /> <br /> Trimmed foam sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling and skylight second coat&lt;br&gt;<br /> Reinstalled skylight with sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Recommend spray skylight with &quot;frosting&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed/cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted inside of skylight box and frame&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=144146 2016-09-14T18:49:20Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-14===<br /> Cleaned out bathroom&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom walls&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed plumbing and lighting issues&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed and cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed bathroom ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-12/9-13===<br /> Sanded kitchen cabinets&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out fridge&lt;br&gt;<br /> Passed kidney stone (ouch!)&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-8/9-9===<br /> <br /> Trimmed foam sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling and skylight second coat&lt;br&gt;<br /> Reinstalled skylight with sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Recommend spray skylight with &quot;frosting&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed/cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted inside of skylight box and frame&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=144061 2016-09-12T19:24:43Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Log */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-8/9-9===<br /> <br /> Trimmed foam sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling and skylight second coat&lt;br&gt;<br /> Reinstalled skylight with sealant&lt;br&gt;<br /> Recommend spray skylight with &quot;frosting&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed/cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted inside of skylight box and frame&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=144037 2016-09-09T18:56:41Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Removed/cleaned skylight&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted inside of skylight box and frame&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=144036 2016-09-09T18:12:10Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-7===<br /> <br /> 6pm to 12am&lt;br&gt;<br /> Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> Washed ceiling twice&lt;br&gt;<br /> Sealed all cracks/gaps with&lt;br&gt;<br /> Painted ceiling&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleanup&lt;br&gt; <br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=143961 2016-09-07T00:42:34Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run&lt;br&gt;<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina&lt;br&gt;<br /> Assessed HabLab&lt;br&gt;<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.&lt;br&gt; <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts&lt;br&gt;<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> And organization notes:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=143960 2016-09-07T00:40:53Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc&lt;br&gt;<br /> Made recycling run<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina<br /> Assessed HabLab<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=143959 2016-09-07T00:39:07Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to various workshop and open building projects. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===9-6===<br /> <br /> Made supply runs for paint, etc<br /> Made recycling run<br /> Cleaned out hablab kitchen<br /> <br /> ===9-5===<br /> <br /> Met with Jonathan and Catarina<br /> Assessed HabLab<br /> Measured for floor in kitchen/bath<br /> <br /> ===9-2===<br /> I'm at the OSE site in Missouri preparing for the next workshop.<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=OSE_Charleston&diff=138404 2016-04-12T17:15:11Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div>OSE Charleston is a chapter of Open Source Ecology.<br /> <br /> Contact: Joshua Langevin [[mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]]<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lygDG5kOQlQTx0qfBNnBELbgQgc7ChUnz-oCgK6W3p8/edit?usp=sharing&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;569&quot; embedded=&quot;true&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; fullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=OSE_Charleston&diff=138403 2016-04-12T17:14:02Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div>OSE Charleston is a chapter of Open Source Ecology.<br /> <br /> Contact: Joshua Langevin [[mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]]<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lygDG5kOQlQTx0qfBNnBELbgQgc7ChUnz-oCgK6W3p8/edit?usp=sharing&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;569&quot; embedded=&quot;true&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=OSE_Charleston&diff=138402 2016-04-12T17:08:34Z

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Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=OSE_Charleston&diff=138401 2016-04-12T15:51:01Z

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Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=138369 2016-04-11T17:40:11Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Log */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===4-11===<br /> I just returned from the Mother Earth News Fair in Asheville, NC and I'm incredibly excited about what I learned there.<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135769 2016-02-15T14:18:23Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Log */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-15===<br /> <br /> My Prusa i3 kit showed up from Folgertech. The excitement builds.<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135646 2016-02-09T19:22:40Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == List of Links ==<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Build]]<br /> *Follow progress of overall OSE 3D Printer Development at [[3D Printer Log]].<br /> *[[D3D Fusion Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis]]<br /> *[[D3D Thesis Project Plan]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer]]<br /> *[https://github.com/tobbelobb/D3D_Printer D3D Printer Git Repo]<br /> *[[D3D Design Methodology]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design Process]]<br /> *[[D3D Printer Design]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Kit]]<br /> *[[Prusa i3 Development]]<br /> *[[3D Printer Distributive Enterprise Log]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Roadmap]]<br /> *[[D3D Workshop Slogans]]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135645 2016-02-09T19:19:40Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Goals */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and applying that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135644 2016-02-09T19:19:23Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* The Joshua */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and apply that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together!<br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135643 2016-02-09T19:18:06Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg|center]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> Currently I'm working on a scaleable model for swarm organization, and apply that to the 3D Printer workshop project. There is a ton of enthusiastic talent out there and all we need is a simple way to put it all together! <br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135642 2016-02-09T19:13:12Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Log */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> *Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> *Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> *Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> *Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> *Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> *Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> *Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> *Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> *Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135641 2016-02-09T19:11:35Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 2-9 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> 1. Do you want me to ship the kit to you from Folgertech? If so, do you have the time for the due diligence to build and study it in detail so you get a feel for the details? I think this would be very valuable.<br /> <br /> 2. Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> 2. Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> <br /> 3. Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> <br /> 4. Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> <br /> 5. Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> <br /> 6. Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> <br /> 7. Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> <br /> 8. Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> <br /> 9. Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequnce, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135640 2016-02-09T19:10:54Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Log */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> ===2-9===<br /> Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:<br /> <br /> 1. Do you want me to ship the kit to you from Folgertech? If so, do you have the time for the due diligence to build and study it in detail so you get a feel for the details? I think this would be very valuable.<br /> 2. Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide. <br /> 2. Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.<br /> 3. Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br /> 4. Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br /> 5. Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br /> 6. Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br /> 7. Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br /> 8. Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts?<br /> 9. Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br /> <br /> Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequnce, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br /> <br /> And organization notes:<br /> <br /> A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.<br /> <br /> === 2-8-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135639 2016-02-09T19:07:52Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Log==<br /> <br /> === 2-9-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> === 1-12-2016 ===<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> === 11-21-2015 ===<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> === 11-17-2015 ===<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135638 2016-02-09T19:07:05Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135637 2016-02-09T18:52:15Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == The Joshua ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuasmall.jpg]]<br /> <br /> I'm [www.facebook.com/joshuaventure Joshua Langevin], and I'm passionate about changing the world.<br /> <br /> Age: 32<br /> Home base: Charleston SC<br /> Skills: Leadership, swarm organization, project management<br /> Interests: <br /> <br /> ===Quick Links===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Goals===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:Thejoshuasmall.jpg&diff=135636 2016-02-09T18:42:03Z

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Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135634 2016-02-09T18:32:05Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 2-9-2016 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I have ordered the [[Folgertech Kit]] from [http://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-reprap-2020-prusa-i3-full-aluminum-3d-printer-kit here] and should be receiving it this week. I'll be assisting Marcin and Torbjorn with assembly instructions and organization for our 3D Printer workshop model.<br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135633 2016-02-09T18:27:11Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-17-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135632 2016-02-09T18:26:54Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-17-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135631 2016-02-09T18:26:25Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-17-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135630 2016-02-09T18:25:59Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-17-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> ]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135629 2016-02-09T18:25:48Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-17-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at [mailto:joshualangevin@gmail.com]<br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135628 2016-02-09T18:24:40Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 1-12-2016 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshuaventure facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135627 2016-02-09T18:24:11Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 1-12-2016 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> <br /> I just got back from a month in Peru, backpacking and trekking through the country. Check out my [http://www.facebook.com/joshualangevin facebook] for more pics. Now that I'm back I'm going to be hitting OSE projects full-steam, beginning with the 3D Printer project!<br /> <br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135626 2016-02-09T18:21:53Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuaperu.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135625 2016-02-09T18:21:34Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> [[File:thejoshuaperujpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:Thejoshuaperu.jpg&diff=135624 2016-02-09T18:20:23Z

<p>Joshualangevin: Joshua Langevin</p> <hr /> <div>Joshua Langevin</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=135623 2016-02-09T18:17:54Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 2-9-2016 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == 1-12-2016 ==<br /> [[File:Example.jpg]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Prusa_i3_Development&diff=134570 2016-01-21T21:45:44Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* Original Prusa i3 Build Manual */</p> <hr /> <div>=Original Prusa i3 Build Manual=<br /> *http://prusa3d.dozuki.com/c/Prusa_i3_kit<br /> <br /> *Prusa P3Steel Build Manual:<br /> http://www.kitprinter3d.com/en/blog/p3steel-assembly-tutorial-c10<br /> *Info on P3Steel: http://reprap.org/wiki/P3Steel<br /> <br /> Note that many derivatives may vary from the original.<br /> <br /> =Folgertech Kit=<br /> Kit sells for under $300. This source [http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2344393] says auto bed leveling is done readily.<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;315&quot; src=&quot;https://www.youtube.com/embed/UTQGLjIkLkM&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> *Review - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVyRrsc8X50] - calibration is a definite issue.<br /> *Auto level by metal-to-metal contact - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS_nvMX6wzM]<br /> ==Build Time==<br /> *12 hour build time - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdzsJycdSAo]<br /> <br /> =Process=<br /> *[http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?1,612676 Forum message] - what's the Best Workshop Kit for a 3D printer workshop? 1 day build workshop, as high quality as possible.<br /> :*Prusa i3 from Folgertech encouraged.<br /> *SD card or wireless - what additional cost is there?<br /> *We identify the kit<br /> <br /> =FreeCAD Files=<br /> *See search - [https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&amp;ion=1&amp;espv=2&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;client=ubuntu#q=prusa%20i3%20in%20freecad]<br /> <br /> =Selection=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/194yjcF-Nk5P-wWkNLZduG910FuK_HnFIApBTexUDjxo/embed?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;569&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> =Original Work=<br /> *Version used in Prusa workshops - see Readme for source - [https://github.com/josefprusa/Prusa3]. Her is the source for the workshop model. [https://github.com/josefprusa/Prusa3-vanilla].<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *Prusa i3 Buyer's Guide from RepRap - [http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_i3_Buyers_Guide]<br /> *Classifieds - Missouri - [http://www.3dprinterclassifieds.com/3d-printers/prusa-i3-full-kit/]<br /> <br /> =Sourcing with Shipping=<br /> *Under $350 for full kit, shipping is 3-5 days - [http://www.replikeo.com/en/quick-order]. Uses [[J Head Nozzle]]. Ships &quot;i3 rework&quot; design: [http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_i3_Rework_Introduction]<br /> **Review of Replikeo [http://projectsfromtech.blogspot.se/2015/01/replikeo-prusa-i3-rework-build-part-1.html]<br /> **Replikeo BOM - [http://wiki.replikeo.com/index.php?title=Replikeo_Prusa_i3_BOM]<br /> <br /> =Sourcing Issues=<br /> *According to [http://reprap.org/wiki/Jhead] - cheap chinese J Head counterfeits do not work - so make sure the hot end works<br /> *J Head exists from the original manufacturer - $56 - but shipping is a flat rate. Takes 48 hours to ship, but shipping method is unspecified. Need to contact seller to see if they can provide fast shipping.<br /> <br /> =Communication=<br /> *Josef (Prusa),<br /> <br /> We will be doing a Prusa i3 workshop March 19. <br /> <br /> 1. Can you share some of your expertise in running workshops - do you have your process documented anywhere?<br /> <br /> 2. Which source of the Prusa i3 do you recommend as the best version to use for a workshop?<br /> <br /> 3. Are you in a position to/ interested in coming to the USA to run a workshop with OSE?<br /> <br /> Marcin</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Prusa_i3_Development&diff=134569 2016-01-21T21:44:58Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div>=Original Prusa i3 Build Manual=<br /> *http://prusa3d.dozuki.com/c/Prusa_i3_kit<br /> <br /> Prusa P3Steel Build Manual:<br /> http://www.kitprinter3d.com/en/blog/p3steel-assembly-tutorial-c10<br /> Info: http://reprap.org/wiki/P3Steel<br /> <br /> Note that many derivatives may vary from the original.<br /> <br /> =Folgertech Kit=<br /> Kit sells for under $300. This source [http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2344393] says auto bed leveling is done readily.<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;315&quot; src=&quot;https://www.youtube.com/embed/UTQGLjIkLkM&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> *Review - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVyRrsc8X50] - calibration is a definite issue.<br /> *Auto level by metal-to-metal contact - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rS_nvMX6wzM]<br /> ==Build Time==<br /> *12 hour build time - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdzsJycdSAo]<br /> <br /> =Process=<br /> *[http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?1,612676 Forum message] - what's the Best Workshop Kit for a 3D printer workshop? 1 day build workshop, as high quality as possible.<br /> :*Prusa i3 from Folgertech encouraged.<br /> *SD card or wireless - what additional cost is there?<br /> *We identify the kit<br /> <br /> =FreeCAD Files=<br /> *See search - [https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&amp;ion=1&amp;espv=2&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;client=ubuntu#q=prusa%20i3%20in%20freecad]<br /> <br /> =Selection=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/194yjcF-Nk5P-wWkNLZduG910FuK_HnFIApBTexUDjxo/embed?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;569&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> =Original Work=<br /> *Version used in Prusa workshops - see Readme for source - [https://github.com/josefprusa/Prusa3]. Her is the source for the workshop model. [https://github.com/josefprusa/Prusa3-vanilla].<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *Prusa i3 Buyer's Guide from RepRap - [http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_i3_Buyers_Guide]<br /> *Classifieds - Missouri - [http://www.3dprinterclassifieds.com/3d-printers/prusa-i3-full-kit/]<br /> <br /> =Sourcing with Shipping=<br /> *Under $350 for full kit, shipping is 3-5 days - [http://www.replikeo.com/en/quick-order]. Uses [[J Head Nozzle]]. Ships &quot;i3 rework&quot; design: [http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_i3_Rework_Introduction]<br /> **Review of Replikeo [http://projectsfromtech.blogspot.se/2015/01/replikeo-prusa-i3-rework-build-part-1.html]<br /> **Replikeo BOM - [http://wiki.replikeo.com/index.php?title=Replikeo_Prusa_i3_BOM]<br /> <br /> =Sourcing Issues=<br /> *According to [http://reprap.org/wiki/Jhead] - cheap chinese J Head counterfeits do not work - so make sure the hot end works<br /> *J Head exists from the original manufacturer - $56 - but shipping is a flat rate. Takes 48 hours to ship, but shipping method is unspecified. Need to contact seller to see if they can provide fast shipping.<br /> <br /> =Communication=<br /> *Josef (Prusa),<br /> <br /> We will be doing a Prusa i3 workshop March 19. <br /> <br /> 1. Can you share some of your expertise in running workshops - do you have your process documented anywhere?<br /> <br /> 2. Which source of the Prusa i3 do you recommend as the best version to use for a workshop?<br /> <br /> 3. Are you in a position to/ interested in coming to the USA to run a workshop with OSE?<br /> <br /> Marcin</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua%27s_The_Plan,_Sort_Of&diff=132693 2015-11-21T21:09:37Z

<p>Joshualangevin: Created page with &quot;I want to develop and refine the ose model and bring it to as many people as possible. The purpose of the model is to teach people to be able to build anything and grow as mu...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>I want to develop and refine the ose model and bring it to as many people as possible.<br /> <br /> The purpose of the model is to teach people to be able to build anything and grow as much food as possible, even in a small space. Also we want to raise quality of life, save money, and decrease energy consumption.<br /> <br /> In order to do that, we need to develop and refine a modular system whereby you can bulid a greenhouse, a house, a workshop, a shed, as well as different systems that go inside those buildings. For example in the greenhouse we would have:<br /> <br /> Aquaponics systems<br /> Grow towers<br /> Grow walls<br /> Grow beds<br /> Integrated pest management<br /> Red worms<br /> Black aquatic worms<br /> Growing mushrooms in buckets<br /> Chickens rabbits, etc<br /> <br /> I should build a flowchart that shows the inputs that each of these systems needs, and the waste product and where the waste product is used, as part of this is how we manage our waste.<br /> <br /> My theory is to have a workshop seminar. The idea is, people pay to come to this workshop, the s workshops are held at different locations, and there’s a host. And the host is responsible for a certain number of things, like making sure there are enough beds for those at the workshop, and we also have to figure out how to provide food for everyone, whether the host provides it or we all chip it on it. <br /> <br /> Either way, people come to the workshop, and we actually *build something* while we’re there, teaching organization, swarm build techniques, and also of course how to build whatever we’re actually building. We also do a set number of smaller workshops throughout the build, such as how to grow mushrooms in buckets, black soldier fly larvae, and build the items needed for them (boxes, chicken coop, etc). This way there are a wide number of different things to learn at every workshop.<br /> <br /> In addition, I think that we should integrate teaching how to throw the workshop itself, in other words giving people the ability to leave each workshop and understand how to execute their own workshop, thereby getting something built and spreading this model as much as possible.<br /> <br /> How to start doing it:<br /> <br /> So right off the bat, I’m thinking that one of the things we need to teach is “conversion”, what I mean by conversion is going from an existing building that is not built to eco-friendly standards, how do we convert that, as much as possible, to a more self-sufficient, eco-friendly space? Why is this important? It’s important because we have a lot of infrastructure already in place, and to just bulldoze all of that to build eco-friendly villages from the ground up, well that would just be insane, and it would be a huge waste and we are trying to avoid waste. If we had to start being self-sufficient today, people would have to “start with what they’ve got” so we might as well give them the tools.<br /> <br /> So how do we take an existing structure and convert it to a self-sufficient eco-friendly building? We need to develop and teach techniques to do this and prove that it can be done, and it can be done anywhere and everywhere, and it can be easily adapted to different climates and styles.<br /> <br /> I could get started right away by throwing a workshop right at my house in Summerville, for example showing how to convert a front porch into a greenhouse, or put in some self-sustainable systems.<br /> <br /> Another idea is to start a hackerspace, which is a space where you find a lot of expensive tools, sort of like a metal-work classroom with all the best metal-works tools, perhaps a 3D printer, torch table, and you pay a membership, kind of like a gym membership, you pay a monthly fee and you get access to a lot of expensive tools that you may not even use that often but you can’t do without for certain jobs, so this way you don’t have to buy them yourself.<br /> <br /> In fact I already have a few of the basic tools one would want in a workshop, like a press, vice, drill press, welder, chop saw, things like that. I think that the most expensive tools, like a 3D printer or a torch table, they should be locked in a cage. And then people will use the access cards they have to get into the building to get into those cages, and so you have certain levels of qualification or training required before you can use certain tools. So each individual is responsible for getting that training, using their card to access the cage, and making sure it’s cleaned and locked back up when they’re done using it. <br /> <br /> As for a list of tools I think we’d need, a tig welder, possibly a cnc machine, torch table, 3D printer, and this hackerspace would be a perfect place to host workshops. So we could go in there with 20-30 people and teach how to build, for example, the power cube, the compressed earth brick press, the torch table, things like this and we’d have all the tools right there to do it with.<br /> <br /> It could be a rented warehouse space, like an automotive shop, we would need the infrastructure for the access cards, the tools themselves, probably try to crowd-fund it, and if I can make this business model replicable then I’ll put up as many of these as I can find.<br /> <br /> So the next thing is developing a complete model for an open source ecology workshop, deciding what the curriculum for each of them. So probably there’s going to be a main theme for each of them, depending on what you’re trying to build, but then we can also have several other workshops that we’re going to teach and have defined who’s going to teach each of them. So even if you need to skype someone in, you want to someone how is an authority on the matter to be teaching it. Also I think it would help to make sure everyone is already following along on the wiki notes, or some other visual guide that has been arranged in advance. This way people can actually “see” what the instructor is talking about it and I think would make for better learning. Then we would have a system in place for how to build each of these things.<br /> <br /> We could also have a workshop on cooperation, communication, and social systems, it might be a good idea to get some good tools out there so that when you have a lot of people living and working together in a tight space you’re already in the right mindset and frame in which to work. <br /> My notes on having lots of people living and working together in a tight space… things that come up when you have 20 plus people living in a small space for a couple weeks... starting at the bottom, waste management. One thing I noticed was, that many people, we produce a lot of waste really quickly. How are we dealing with that and how are we showing with our model that it can be dealt with neatly and in an eco-positive manner? So we need to put a system in place for separating our trash, dealing with compost, taking the recycling, etc, as well as developing ways to cut down on our water usage, and do this in a very clean and effective way so we really set the bar high and impress the point that we are teaching a high standard of living in an eco-friendly way. Just making a pile in the back room… doesn’t look very nice. <br /> <br /> Another thing is that we need reliable high-speed internet, a lot of people need to use it so it needs to be effective, plus when we’re using to webcam different seminars we will need the bandwidth.<br /> <br /> There should be plenty of hot water for showers! After your workshop attendees have been hard at work all day they deserve a long, hot shower. Let’s make solar hot water one of our workshops and put that into practice as well. <br /> <br /> And, the food. So the food is a pretty important thing. It needs to be well-organized, maybe there’s one person in charge of it, maybe they’re the primary cook. We could have a sign-up board where people can sign up to cook dinner for everyone, but whatever we decide it needs to be systemized, it needs to be part of the open source ecology model that we’re teaching. <br /> <br /> How do you feel 10 people? How do you feed 100 people? These systems already exist out there, so let’s put them together with our open source model so people have access to it right there and we can refine the system as we go.<br /> <br /> Then, housing. The dorm room technique, doing two or maybe three to a dorm room, making sure they each have somewhere to store some things and maybe a desk, that seems to be sustainable, based on people living in college dorms for several years, or military barracks that are pretty similar. Probably couples would want their own room (still 2 people to a room), and I suppose anyone staying for a long-term would want their own room, because, you need to have your own space to retreat to sometimes, and privacy to just be alone sometimes. That can be as simple as a bedroom, with a shared bathroom and common area, but another idea would be a motel-style building where each person gets their own room, bathroom, and maybe kitchenette. This way people have the option to be more on their own if they need the space. So spaces I’ve been thinking about are old hotels or motels, where we could buy it cheap and refit the whole place, and then start doing workshops from there. <br /> <br /> Business models<br /> <br /> Besides the workshops themselves which I think, if you did it right, could actually work out pretty well. Then there is the product that you actually build (at workshops or all the time) which you can then sell, this will require a marketing and sales plan for the items. <br /> <br /> Also we have the hackerspace model, which I think is a really good basis for a place to do these workshops, and I think there’s a way to tie all of these together. <br /> <br /> As far as selling things that we build, we are selling open source products. So, anyone can build this themselves and we’re okay with that, in fact we’ll teach you how to build it and not only that, how to teach others. That being said, we recognize that not everyone wants to build everything themselves and having something like a black soldier fly breeding system that you can just buy is attractive as well, especially if we can make them affordable. Or perhaps it’s a 3D printer that we’re building, or a torch table, they want to make something with it but they don’t want to have to build the machine itself. <br /> <br /> So, we are going to produce, market and sell each of these products, and we’re going to see how it goes. <br /> <br /> It seems to me that the big push right now is torch table. The torch table is needed in order to build the other things. Then we should build the powercube, the compressed earth brick press, and we’d also like to do the 3D Printer. After that we would want to continue building the entire village construction kit.</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=132692 2015-11-21T21:09:25Z

<p>Joshualangevin: /* 11-21-2015 */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it! Here are some ideas that I recorded on my drive back from the OSE Workshop. [[Joshua's The Plan, Sort Of]]<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=132691 2015-11-21T21:07:26Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == 11-21-2015 ==<br /> [[The Joshua's OSE Workshop 2015 Notes]] after the OSE Workshop this November. I've taken to keeping a go-pro on a suction cup in my truck, this way I can make notes and remind myself about things when I'm driving. I recommend it!<br /> <br /> == 11-17-2015 ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=132667 2015-11-18T19:09:47Z

<p>Joshualangevin: </p> <hr /> <div>I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com<br /> <br /> <br /> == Index ==</div>

Joshualangevin https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Joshua_Langevin_Log&diff=132666 2015-11-18T19:07:45Z

<p>Joshualangevin: Created page with &quot;I&#039;m creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I&#039;m planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>I'm creating an OSE Team in Charleston, SC. I have a three-bedroom house, and since I'm planning on getting two roommates anyway I thought I might as well rent them to people interested in OSE.<br /> <br /> First off, the house can be found here: http://charleston.craigslist.org/roo/5321576311.html<br /> <br /> Besides two raised beds out back I plan on starting several mushroom towers, turning the front porch into a greenhouse, installing a small aquaponics setup, a few more raised beds, red worm bins, aquatic worm setup, and maybe a vermiponics experiment. I'm installing solar hot water in the house and considering a hot tub out back. I have a workshop nearby with most tools and plan on building a torch table and 3D printer, along with building a PowerCube.<br /> <br /> If anyone is interested in joining this team, let me know at joshualangevin@gmail.com</div>

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