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<p>Created page with &quot;How to prevent bottlenecks - and allow a novice team to produce advanced design? #We start with a Basic Diagram. #We move on to Detailed Diagram outlining critical design fea...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>How to prevent bottlenecks - and allow a novice team to produce advanced design?<br /> <br /> #We start with a Basic Diagram.<br /> #We move on to Detailed Diagram outlining critical design features<br /> #We include calculations<br /> #We take it to CAD right away - cad up a design - and print a smaller scale item<br /> #A tech lead provides design rationales and explanations - at the most granular level<br /> #We outline Critical Challenges:<br /> ##Pulley desing<br /> ##Frame mounting detail<br /> ##Motor piece Minimum Detail<br /> ##Idler piece MVP<br /> ##Carriage piece MVP<br /> ##Coupling of motor to idler<br /> ##Coupling of motor to pulley<br /> ##2-sided drive<br /> ##Scaling TB6600 to 2-4 motors by simple division from RAMPS - rapid prototype<br /> ##Carriage full scale motion prototyping<br /> ##Shaft preparation<br /> ##Bushing preparation<br /> ##3D Printed acetal bushings</div>

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