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PowerCube Hydraulic reservoir

2011-12-28T14:49:48Z

Pipemanmusic:

==Hydraulic reservoir==

This is the assembly for welding the hydraulic reservoir. Keep the strainer away from welding sparks, as its fine metal mesh melts easily.

*[2] ¼” x 6” x 12” Steel Flat Plate
*6” x 12” x 27 ½” Tube
*2” x 2” x 1/8” Tube
*[2] 3/4" Forged Weld-in Flange
*1 1/2" Forged Weld-in Flange
* Suction strainer

# Cut two 1 7/16" holes and one 2" hole in the tube as in the diagram below.
# Tack and weld the 3/4" flanges to the smaller holes with smooth, consistent welds to insure no leaks.
# Tack and weld the 2" x 2" diameter pipe to the reservoir, insuring that it is centered over the reservoir hole. Once welded, perform a "dry fit" by inserting the strainer into the extension tube to verify no binding when centered.
# Tack and weld the larger flange to the end of the extension pipe. Again, perform the "dry fit" to insure no binding on the strainer.
# Use a wire brush to thoroughly clean the inside of the tube.
# Tack and weld the two end plates to the tube, again with smooth consistent weld to insure no leaks.
# Perform a “soap bubble” test on the tank by securely covering the larger hole (use something like strong tape), pressurizing the tank using the smaller hole and cover the tank surface with soapy water. Mark any leaks and re-weld securely. Repeat soap bubble test if re-welded.

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'''Welding extension and flange'''

::[[Image:HydraulicReservoir.png|600px]]

::[[Image:HydraulicReservoir2.png]]

*Video of reservoirs after welding:

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*After tack welding - measure location of engine mount 8 inches from inner edge of frame (not hydraulic tank) and 3 inches down from top of hydraulic tank:<br />

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File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf

2011-12-28T14:36:24Z

Pipemanmusic: uploaded a new version of "File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf": Moved tank to properly mount on outside of frame

Power Cube fuel tank attachment pending approval.

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:45:14Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]], [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]], [[File:PowerCube-3.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]], [[File:PowerCube-4.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-4.0.dwg

2011-12-22T16:43:20Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube fuel tank attachment source file.

Power Cube fuel tank attachment source file.

File:PowerCube-3.0.dwg

2011-12-22T16:42:49Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube fuel tank souce file.

Power Cube fuel tank souce file.

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:42:09Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf |PDF]], [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg |AutoCAD Source]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf |PDF]], [[File:PowerCube-3.0.dwg |AutoCAD Source]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf |PDF]], [[File:PowerCube-4.0.dwg |AutoCAD Source]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:39:52Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf |PDF]], [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg |AutoCAD Source]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf |PDF]], [[File:PowerCube-3.0.dwg|AutoCAD Source]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-4.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg

2011-12-22T16:36:41Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube frame source drawing.

Power Cube frame source drawing.

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:36:00Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-3.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-4.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:35:50Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] [[File:PowerCube-2.0.dwg]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:34:42Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Fuel tank attachment
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid
#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:34:11Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid

#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]] - Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] - Power Cube fuel tank attachment drawing pending approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf

2011-12-22T16:33:34Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube fuel tank attachment pending approval.

Power Cube fuel tank attachment pending approval.

File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf

2011-12-22T16:32:49Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval

Power Cube fuel tank drawing pending approval

File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf

2011-12-22T16:31:50Z

Pipemanmusic: uploaded a new version of "File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf": Update to be the frame instead of quick connection.

Power Cube quick attachment plates fabrication sheet pending check and approval, revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:31:12Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid

#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-3.0.pdf]] - Power Cube Fule Tanke drawing pending approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-4.0.pdf]] - Power Cube Fule Tanke drawing pending approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-22T16:30:54Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Drawings by Daniel Worth */

=Introduction=
[[Daniel Worth]] and [[Tom Griffing]] - here is the suggested order. Watch Ian's intro:
<html>
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/29562529?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</html>

=Available Media=
*Assembly order video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXWTjWEgu8
*[[Power Cube Playlist]]

=Order of fabrication - desired pages in Fabrication Drawings Package=
*Note: documentation will be for Factor e Farm power cubes, with several hundred hours of operation. Tom Griffing's may be the next version, but it has to be finished and tested.

Note: make sure fab drawings show comments on procedure as in video
#Jig for multiple cubes
#Welding frame detail
#Fuel tank + soap test
#Hydraulic tank + soap test
#Engine Mount plate - needs details - see [[Power Cube Playlist]] - this may need to be broken into parts drawings and assembly drawings. Use the bolt strategy - it works well.
#Mount pump to engine - notes on tightening from youtube videos
#Insert engine
#Mufflers - this is for old power cube (Show muffler fab). Note - mufflers were painful to attach once battery and other parts were in. Do this as soon as engine is in the frame.
#Battery mounts
#Cooler mount
#This may be a good place for hydraulics diagrams - suction, power out to devices, cooler, return line
#Fan mount
#Quick attach plates welded (not shown in Ian's video?)
#Suction hose connection
#Return line filter
#Key switch
#Solenoid

#Paint

=Drawings by [[Daniel Worth]]=

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending approval revision 0

[[FileLPowerCube-3.0.pdf]] - Power Cube Fule Tanke drawing pending approval revision 0

[[FileLPowerCube-4.0.pdf]] - Power Cube Fule Tanke drawing pending approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-1.0.pdf

2011-12-22T16:29:24Z

Pipemanmusic:

Fabricatino drawing for the Power Cube frame jig pending check and approval. Currently Incorrect as sheet numbering has changed.

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-20T14:36:02Z

Pipemanmusic:

[[File:PowerCube-1.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending check and approval revision 0

[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube quick attachment drawing pending check and approval revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-20T14:35:51Z

Pipemanmusic:

[[File:PowerCube-1.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending check and approval revision 0
[[File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf]] - Power Cube quick attachment drawing pending check and approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-2.0.pdf

2011-12-20T14:35:05Z

Pipemanmusic: Power Cube quick attachment plates fabrication sheet pending check and approval, revision 0

Power Cube quick attachment plates fabrication sheet pending check and approval, revision 0

Power Cube Fabrication Drawings

2011-12-20T13:50:12Z

Pipemanmusic: Added Power Cube frame fabrication drawing

[[File:PowerCube-1.0.pdf]] - Power Cube frame drawing pending check and approval revision 0

File:PowerCube-1.0.pdf

2011-12-20T13:48:27Z

Pipemanmusic: Fabricatino drawing for the Power Cube frame pending check and approval.

Fabricatino drawing for the Power Cube frame pending check and approval.

Development Team/CAD Team

2011-12-19T22:58:38Z

Pipemanmusic:

{{CADTemplate}}
=Overview=
If you want to contribute CAD Designs to OSE, then join this team! OSE is always looking for help in developing the GVCS and ultimately in creating a collaborative network of people to draw upon for all open source projects. Whether you're a seasoned engineer or brand new to CAD this is a great place to learn, share and create in an open, collaborative environment with people from around the world.

=How to Join=
You can start by posting a short text about yourself and your skills on the [http://openfarmtech.org/forum/categories/introductions Introductions category] of the discussion forum.

Then, please read the [[Team Culturing]] page and fill out the survey, as described there. Don't forget to add '''<nowiki>[[Category: CAD team]]</nowiki>''' to your survey page so that you get [[:Category: CAD team|listed]].

=Specialties=
The goal of the CAD group is to create a completely cross-functional design team that can utilize everyone's expertise in developing refined products. One person can create a concept or design and then send it out to the rest of the design/CAD team for review with their specific specialties in mind. Here are some of the specialties that we'd like on the team:
* For Modeling and Drafting:
** 3D Modeling
** Mechanical Design
** Drafting
** CAD Standards
** GD&T

* For design reviews and discussions:
** Hydraulics
** Drivetrain
** Welding
** FEA (Finite Element Analysis)
** Manufacturing
** CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing)
** HFE (Human Factors Engineering) & Safety
** Biologists for Bio-mimicry

=Current Active Members=
This is a list of known active members of the CAD Team, which programs they're knowledgeable in and specialties. Please add yourself as appropriate.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Active Team Members
|-
!Name
!CAD Package Experience
!Knowledge Specialties
!Hrs/week
|-
|'''[[Mike Apostol]]''' || NX, Solidworks, SketchUp || Design, Modeling, Drafting, GD & T, Standards || 20-30
|-
|'''[[Rob Beddingfield]]''' || Alibre, Solid Edge || Design, Modeling, Drafting || 10
|-
|'''[[Marcin| Marcin Jakuboski]]''' || AutoCAD || Design || 20
|-
|'''[http://scr.im/2h0u James Rogers]''' || SolidWorks, Solid Edge, NX, SketchUp, AutoCAD || Design, Modeling, Drafting, Manufacturing || 20ish
|-
|'''[http://scr.im/2h0v Jeff Nett]''' || SolidWorks, AutoCAD || Design, Modeling, Drafting, Manufacturing || 10
|-
| '''[http://scr.im/2h0w Jason Chrisos]''' || SolidWorks || Design, Analysis/Modeling, Drafting, Test/Measurement, Fabrication || 10

|-
| '''[[Daniel Worth| Daniel Worth]]''' || AudoCAD || Design, Modeling, Drafting, Fabrication || 10
|-
| Add yourself as a copy of this entry || List Programs || Specialties || XX

|}
[[Category: People]]
[[Category: CAD]]

CEB instructionals CAD Requests

2011-12-19T15:26:42Z

Pipemanmusic: /* Fab drawings */

Please place a check ([[Image:check.png]]) if you have placed the fab drawing on a page. You can either place a drawing on the page or email me the drawings at brianna (at) kufadesigns (dot) com and I can put them up.

All drawings should be labeled with part number and the name per the wiki.

They will eventually be uploaded to the[[CEB/2D Parts Drawings|2d cad page]]

=Fab drawings=
Note: we will eventually be doing 2d parts drawings for all components, so please also do the parts drawings for each part listed.

*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Brick Holder Plate|Brick Holder Plate]] -100079-1 [[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Controller Mount|Controller Mount]]-100084-1 [[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Dirt-Keeper Plate|Dirt-Keeper Plate]] -100080-1[[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Valve Mount|Valve Mount]]-100051-1[[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Arms - primary|Arms - primary]]-100009-1(right) ,100010-1 (left)
**We need hole punch diagrams, please do not show the hole where the grate supports (100091) attach, this will be torched later.
**Please label each with either "right" or "left" arm.
**IN PROCESS (12/13/11 - J ROGERS)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Arms - secondary|Arms - secondary]] 100003 - show hole placement and where to weld leg holders.
**IN PROCESS (12/13/11 - J ROGERS)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hopper sheet metal|Hopper sheet metal]]-Hopper Sheet Metal: (100060-1, 100061-1, 100062-1, 100062-2)
**One big drawing with all of the sheet metal detailed (see examples on page. They need to be updated) Please note that the holes in the middle of 100060 will be torched upon installation.
**How to cut for both 5x10 or 4x8 sheets
**Exploded parts diagram of how to assemble hopper sheet metal with hinge plates (100064 series, 100065 series) and all bolts and nuts
**One showing the spacing on how to weld together the [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Weldinghingeplates.jpg whole hinge assembly]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hopper mounting plate|Hopper mounting plate]]-Show where to punch holes before welding, and how to weld
**IN PROCESS (12/13/11 - J ROGERS)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil grate|Soil grate]]-100070-1 can see page for examples of what's needed.
**Need for both "new" and "old" versions
**Show where to torch holes in angle.- 100068-4, 10086-3
**how to weld frame together- 100068-4, 10086-3, 100069-1, 10069-5
**placement of rebars/flats and cross flat
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil Shaker motor unit|Soil Shaker motor unit]] - IN PROCESS (12/15/11 - ROB B)- Exploded parts diagram on hydraulics
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil Shaker|Soil Shaker]] - IN PROCESS (12/15/11 ROB B)
**All holes on bottom angle- 100042
**All holes on top angle-100043
**Guard plate cut-away detail- 100074
**Hammer detail 100044,100045
**Exploded parts of assembly (or something like assembly diagram on page)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil loading drawer|Soil loading drawer]]-100026- [[Image:check.png]](in progress (ROB B 12-13-11)) 3D ones similar to those on page, showing how it's assembled., also a 2D view from above or below showing distances and placings.
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Roller guides|Roller guides]]- (In Progress (DANIEL W 12-19-11)) Expanded parts like on page (theres no group on CAD for entire roller guide assembly), 2D showing holes (100021)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Main Cylinder Preparation| Main Cylinder Preparation]]
**Upper Press foot hole diagram-100036
**Lower Press foot hole diagram- 100035
**Side view of prepared main cylinder-100038, 100039, those nuts there...
**Expanded parts diagram with captions of hydraulic couplers
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Main Frame Preparation|Main Frame Preparation]]
**Hole locations horizontal(100014) , and drawer members (100011).
**Drawer adjustment nuts location (top side of 100011)Please do not show the outer holes which attach to the primary arms)
**Hole locations vertical members 100115, 100015 Please label with what goes in there (sensor
**Wide Cylinder supports 100108,100100
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Frame with main cylinder|Frame with main cylinder]]
**Roller Guide placement expanded (see page, theres one there similar to what we want)
**Side view showing placement of all U-channel and wide cylinder supports (100011,100014,100115,100015,100041, 100108,100100) and where to weld leg holders to them (100007)
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hoses - Secondary cylinder hose unit|Hoses - Secondary cylinder hose unit]]-exploded parts diagrams

=Updated Sketchup Models from CAD model=
*[[Brick Holder Plate]]
*[[Controller Mount]]
*[[Dirt-keeper plate]]
*[[Valve Mount]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Arms - primary|Arms - primary]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Arms - secondary|Arms - secondary]][[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Grate mounts|Grate mounts]][[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hopper supports|Hopper supports]][[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hopper sheet metal|Hopper sheet metal]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hopper mounting plate|Hopper mounting plate]][[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil grate|Soil grate]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil Shaker motor unit|Soil Shaker motor unit]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil Shaker|Soil Shaker]][[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Soil loading drawer|Soil loading drawer]]- [[Image:check.png]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Roller guides|Roller guides]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Main Cylinder Preparation| Main Cylinder Preparation]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Main Frame Preparation|Main Frame Preparation]]
**Magnet Holder
**Sensor Holders
**Wide Cylinder Supports
**Thin Cylinder Supports
**Drawer Members
**Vertical Member
**Horizontal Members
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Frame with main cylinder|Frame with main cylinder]]
*[[CEB Press/Manufacturing Instructions/Hoses - Secondary cylinder hose unit|Hoses - Secondary cylinder hose unit]]

Daniel Worth

2011-06-20T16:14:42Z

Pipemanmusic:

[[Image:Daniel_Worth.jpg‎|thumb|Daniel Worth]]

=Team Culturing Information=

last updated: 17. June, 2011

==='''WHO''' are you?===
*''Name'' - Daniel Worth

*''Location (city, country)'' - Northglenn, Colorado

*''Contact Information (email, phone, Skype)'' - PipeManMusic (at) gmail (dot) com, 303-219-0620

*''Introductory Video'' -

*''Resume/CV'' - I'm a pretty diverse guy.I'm a Journeyman Pipefitter out of Local #208 in Denver, CO. I do AutoCAD design for a company called US Engineering in Loveland, CO. I'm an experienced welder. I also do Django/Python development on the side and hack with Arduino when I get the chance.

==='''WHY''' are you motivated to support/develop this work?===
*''Do you endorse open source culture?''
I'm the host of The Open Source Musician Podcast. http://opensourcemusician.com . I'm also the Linux guy on OS Perspectives http://mrnetcast.com/osp and a regular contributor ot Hacker Public Radio http://hackerpublicradio.org . So I think my Free Culture credentials are pretty solid. :)

*''Why are you interested in collaborating with us?''
I'm mostly interested in consulting and CAD design. But I'm willing to take any opportunity that I can.

*''How do you think that the GVCS can address pressing world issues?''
I think that one thing that isn't mentioned about sustainable living is sustainable manufacturing. I think the right way to save both the first world and the third world. I see GVCS as a way to close the technology gap as well as solve problems in sustainability in developed countries.

*''What should happen so that you become more involved with the project?''
Give me a todo list of what you need done.

*''What are you missing in the project?''
Documentation and CAD drawings to make this as replicable as possible.

*''What are your suggestions for improvement of the project?''
Get more people involved.

==='''WHAT'''===
*''List all of your skills in these areas: Communications - Organizational - Computer Support - Finances - Design - Natural Building - Electronics - Automation - Metallurgy - Engineering - Fabrication - Agriculture - Energy - Architecture - Video/Graphics/Art - PR/Marketing - Education - Construction - Industry - CNC - Chemistry - Product Design - Other''
welding, programming, CAD design, Natural Building, Fabrication, Construction.

*''How have you already contributed to the project?''
I worked on the Prezi presentation for Maker Fair.

==='''HOW''' can you help?''===
*''How are you interested in contributing to the work of GVCS development?''
Like I said. Give me a list of things that need drawn up and let me go.

*''Can you volunteer to work with us, and if so, how many hours per week?''
5-15 hours per week.

*''Are you interested in working with us for pay? If so, what services can you offer, and what is your hourly or per-project rate?''
I would love to work on this full-time. My wife is in college at the moment so I'm the sole bread-winner for the family and that means I need stability. However, long-term working on something lik GVCS would be a dream come true.

*''Are you interested in [http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/Dedicated_Project_Visit Dedicated Project Visit]?''
It's difficult for me to take much time off of work till my wife is out of school

*''Are you interested in purchasing equipment from us to help bootstrap development?''
No.

*''Are you interested in bidding for consulting/design/prototyping work?''
Yes.

*''Are you a [http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/True_Fans True Fan]? If not, why not?''
Not yet. I'm new to this. :)

*''Would you like to see yourself working with us on a full-time basis?''
Eventually that would be awesome!

*''Are you interested in using the technologies that we are developing directly?''
Yes.

*''Are you interested in being part of the world's first, open source, resilient community? The GVCS is the preparatory step for the OSE Village Experiment - a 2 year, immersion experiment (2013-2014) for testing whether a real, thriving, modern-day prototype community of 200 people can be built on 200 acres using local resources and open access to information? We are looking for approximately 200 people to fill a diverse array of roles, according to the Social Contract that is being developed. This may be the boldest social experiment on earth - a pioneering community whose goal is to extend the index of possibilities regarding harmonious existence of humans, ecology, and technology - as a beacon of light to benefit of all people on Earth.
I would be, just need to convince the wife. :)

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