CNC Construction Set - Revision history

Marcin at 01:09, 19 March 2013

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	For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.		For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.

			See also [[Factor e Farm Prototyping Schedule]]

Marcin at 23:11, 18 March 2013

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	#We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.		#We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.

	This may be able to build upon the work of [[~~Cubespawn~~]].		This may be able to build upon the work of [[CubeSpawn]].

	For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.		For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.

Marcin at 23:10, 18 March 2013

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	#We are basing our 3D printer on the open source [[Lulzbot]] 3D printer, which we aim to supersize from the existing 12"x12" size to about 36"x12" size.		#We are basing our 3D printer on the open source [[Lulzbot]] 3D printer, which we aim to supersize from the existing 12"x12" size to about 36"x12" size.
	#We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.		#We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.

			This may be able to build upon the work of [[Cubespawn]].

	For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.		For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.

Marcin at 23:10, 18 March 2013

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	The 3 machines of interest are:		The 3 machines of interest in the small CNC machine product ecology are:

	#The CNC Laser Cutter - we are considering building on the open source [[Lasersaur]] as our 40 watt laser cutter of choice.		#The CNC Laser Cutter - we are considering building on the open source [[Lasersaur]] as our 40 watt laser cutter of choice.

Marcin at 23:10, 18 March 2013

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	The 3 machines of interest are:		The 3 machines of interest are:

	1. The CNC Laser Cutter - we are considering building on the open source [[Lasersaur]] as our 40 watt laser cutter of choice.		#The CNC Laser Cutter - we are considering building on the open source [[Lasersaur]] as our 40 watt laser cutter of choice.
	2. We are basing our 3D printer on the open source [[Lulzbot]] 3D printer, which we aim to supersize from the existing 12"x12" size to about 36"x12" size.		#We are basing our 3D printer on the open source [[Lulzbot]] 3D printer, which we aim to supersize from the existing 12"x12" size to about 36"x12" size.
	3. We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.		#We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.

	For OSE Specifications, we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.		For [[OSE Specifications]], we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.

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The 3 machines of interest are:

1. The CNC Laser Cutter - we are considering building on the open source [[Lasersaur]] as our 40 watt laser cutter of choice.
2. We are basing our 3D printer on the open source [[Lulzbot]] 3D printer, which we aim to supersize from the existing 12"x12" size to about 36"x12" size.
3. We are considering the [[Shapeoko]] open source CNC Circuit Mill for our circuit mill implementation.

For OSE Specifications, we would like to integrate the design of these 3 machines so they use uniform structural members (aluminum extrusions) - and we would like to design these such that parts are largely interchangeable, and that the designs can be scaled to different sizes as needed.