3D Printer Workshop Survey - Revision history

Maltfield at 00:26, 15 June 2018

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Tobben: /* Torbjorn */

2016-03-31T11:41:58Z

Torbjorn

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Tobben at 17:17, 26 March 2016

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	*Have tools to borrow for all participants		*Have tools to borrow for all participants
	*		*Create a set of check-lists for hosts, similar to [[D3D_Workshop_Kit#Things_to_Communicate_to_Participants_Prior_to_Workshop]]
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Tobben at 17:12, 26 March 2016

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Tobben: /* Comments */

2016-03-26T17:12:31Z

Comments

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	==Joshua==		==Joshua==
	==Torbjorn==		==Torbjorn==
			The form has collected good concrete input from Tom, Jenna, Dan Alexander and Israel at the time of writing this. Participants seem to have enjoyed the workshop, and the weaknesses they point at are all fixable.
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			!Wakness
			!Fix
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			\|Going overtime
			\|This is the main reason to design D3D Printer as I see it. It will be designed to fix this.
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			\|Crossed connections
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			\|Isolating table layout
			\|Formulate new table layout principles
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			\|Group-like wiki-page
			\|Requires Internet connection, but yes, easy
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			\|Troubles with wiring
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			*Laptop-style power supplies would improve safety. This is a D3D Printer design decision.
			*Include very detailed drawings made with Frizing: http://fritzing.org/home/
			*Specialize a few participants on this particular step
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			\|USB Live not booting easily
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			*Improved lists at [[D3D_Live_ISO#Computer_Models_Verified_to_Boot]]. Asking Porteus community for help (see [https://forum.porteus.org/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=5658 forum thread]).
			*Alternate Live sticks using 32-bit and different kernels.
			*Burn back-up DVDs since they're less complicated to boot from
			*Migration to Nemesis as a host OS.
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			\|Inverting all motors
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			*Uploaded Marlin version with inverted XYZ-motor directions. [[File:Marlin_in_home_inverted_XYZ_motors.xzm]]
			*Connectors that force wire orientation
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			\|Under-communication of "bring your own tools"
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			*Have tools to borrow for all participants
			*
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Marcin: /* Comments */

2016-03-24T22:42:45Z

Comments

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Marcin at 22:42, 24 March 2016

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	~~To learn~~ and		This survey is intended to gather learnings on the workshop, so that it can be improved in the future. Further, Torbjorn Ludvigsen - remote collaborator from Umeå University in Sweden - is using this data for his Master's Thesis (http://bit.ly/1U6wbM7) - exploring the 3D Printer as a Distributive Enterprise.
			This survey takes 12 minutes to complete. Your name and email is optional if you'd like to keep your answers confidential. Results will be published openly for learning purposes - for other potential workshop organizers. You can view the responses by clicking on the Survey Results link below the survey.

			=Survey=

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	=Comments=		=Comments=
	Marcin:		==Marcin==

	#'''Overall''' The event was a success, in that everyone finished their printer (except Carl, who arrived a couple hours late. The time taken was way excessive, but the spirits were in general high, and I feel like people learned a lot. With several improvements, this workshop could run much smoother, and become highly replicable.		#'''Overall''' The event was a success, in that everyone finished their printer (except Carl, who arrived a couple hours late. The time taken was way excessive, but the spirits were in general high, and I feel like people learned a lot. With several improvements, this workshop could run much smoother, and become highly replicable.
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	#'''Instructionals''' - First, detailed written instructions should be provided, step by step. Second, micro-chunking videos should be produced for looping. Better diagrams for certain steps, like wiring, should be prepared.		#'''Instructionals''' - First, detailed written instructions should be provided, step by step. Second, micro-chunking videos should be produced for looping. Better diagrams for certain steps, like wiring, should be prepared.
	#'''Software''' - Software remains to be addressed. Half the people had issues with the live USB, perhaps the 32 bit version could have helped - but not for certain, as nobody had an older computer.		#'''Software''' - Software remains to be addressed. Half the people had issues with the live USB, perhaps the 32 bit version could have helped - but not for certain, as nobody had an older computer.

			==Catarina==
			==Jonathan==
			==Alec==
			==Joshua==

Marcin at 22:41, 24 March 2016

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			=Introduction=
			To learn and
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Marcin: /* Comments */

2016-03-24T22:41:18Z

Comments

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	#'''Overall''' The event was a success, in that everyone finished their printer (except Carl, who arrived a couple hours late. The time taken was way excessive, but the spirits were in general high, and I feel like people learned a lot. With several improvements, this workshop could run much smoother, and become highly replicable.		#'''Overall''' The event was a success, in that everyone finished their printer (except Carl, who arrived a couple hours late. The time taken was way excessive, but the spirits were in general high, and I feel like people learned a lot. With several improvements, this workshop could run much smoother, and become highly replicable.
	#'''Workflow''' The workshop was intended to be done in parallel between pairs - but in practice: all pairs worked together on one thing at a time, instead of paralleling on two tasks. I think next time, we should follow a ''''microchunking super-cooperators'''' approach:		#'''Workflow''' The workshop was intended to be done in parallel between pairs - but in practice: all pairs worked together on one thing at a time, instead of paralleling on two tasks. I think next time, we should follow a '''microchunking super-cooperators''' approach. Namely - video is played for one step only - about 5 seconds. Everyone does the step. Video continues looping. Everyone does that step - as soon as they are done - they get up and help others. This guarantees uniform finishing. From an instructor's perspective - it was very difficult to manage the quality control and build when everyone was on different steps towards the end of the build. This also meant that nobody was helping one another - and only instructors were helping. The ''microchunking supercooperator'' approach should address this. Unless this is done, quality control checklists are almost impossible to go over - because a lot of time was spent on discovery of where a person is, and some quality control was missed because of the nonuniformity.
	#'''Complexity''' - The complexity and part count are excessive, and can be reduced greatly. I predict the streamlined v2 with have 1/2 or less unique parts count - dropping from about 160 unique parts to about 80.		#'''Complexity''' - The complexity and part count are excessive, and can be reduced greatly. I predict the streamlined v2 with have 1/2 or less unique parts count - dropping from about 160 unique parts to about 80.
	#'''Instructionals''' - First, detailed written instructions should be provided, step by step. Second, e		#'''Instructionals''' - First, detailed written instructions should be provided, step by step. Second, micro-chunking videos should be produced for looping. Better diagrams for certain steps, like wiring, should be prepared.
			#'''Software''' - Software remains to be addressed. Half the people had issues with the live USB, perhaps the 32 bit version could have helped - but not for certain, as nobody had an older computer.

Marcin at 22:35, 24 March 2016

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	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XMjSCtkLWDZ4WF1e1IL6eDphkqwrkVLpaPocfFRb0_Q/edit#gid=1231021930 results]		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XMjSCtkLWDZ4WF1e1IL6eDphkqwrkVLpaPocfFRb0_Q/edit#gid=1231021930 results]

			=Comments=
			Marcin:

			#'''Overall''' The event was a success, in that everyone finished their printer (except Carl, who arrived a couple hours late. The time taken was way excessive, but the spirits were in general high, and I feel like people learned a lot. With several improvements, this workshop could run much smoother, and become highly replicable.
			#'''Workflow''' The workshop was intended to be done in parallel between pairs - but in practice: all pairs worked together on one thing at a time, instead of paralleling on two tasks. I think next time, we should follow a ''''microchunking super-cooperators'''' approach:
			#'''Complexity''' - The complexity and part count are excessive, and can be reduced greatly. I predict the streamlined v2 with have 1/2 or less unique parts count - dropping from about 160 unique parts to about 80.
			#'''Instructionals''' - First, detailed written instructions should be provided, step by step. Second, e