D3D Universal Industry Standards - Revision history

Eric: Added some more information

2020-08-08T19:09:25Z

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	==Non-Open Source==		==Non-Open Source==
	===Printrbot===		===Printrbot===
			*"Printrbot Simple" (?) to be more specific?
	*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printrbot The Wikipedia Page on Printrbot]		*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printrbot The Wikipedia Page on Printrbot]
	*[[User:goldfishlaser]] supposedly has hands on experience with one		*[[User:goldfishlaser]] supposedly has hands on experience with one

2020-08-08T19:08:29Z

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 =Basics=
 *This page is going over the [[Industry Standards]] for the [[D3D Universal]]
 =Open Source Prior Art=

2020-08-08T19:04:33Z

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 =Open Source Prior Art=
 ==Toolheads==
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 ==Axes==
 This refers to other ways that people do a linear axis motion system. A common way is using lead screws.

2019-09-28T16:53:52Z

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			==Toolheads==
			Multiple toolheads for a given machine are a common idea found in:
			#[[Snapmaker]]
			#E3D's current work on the automatic tool changer - but this is only for exchanging print heads.
			==Axes==
	*This work is based on the [[D3D Simple]] - modifying for quick attachment of multiple heads.		*This work is based on the [[D3D Simple]] - modifying for quick attachment of multiple heads.
	*D3D Simple is based on the [[Universal Axis]]		*D3D Simple is based on the [[Universal Axis]]
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	=Other Prior Art=		=Other Prior Art=
			==Axes==
	This refers to other ways that people do a linear axis motion system. A common way is using lead screws.		This refers to other ways that people do a linear axis motion system. A common way is using lead screws.

2019-09-28T16:52:09Z

Other Prior Art

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			This refers to other ways that people do a linear axis motion system. A common way is using lead screws.

2019-09-28T16:45:23Z

Open Source Prior Art

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	*This work is based on the [[D3D Simple]] - modifying for quick attachment of multiple heads.		*This work is based on the [[D3D Simple]] - modifying for quick attachment of multiple heads.
			*D3D Simple is based on the [[Universal Axis]]
			*The Universal Axis is a modular, scalable derivative of the Prusa i3 printer X axis. Instead of using a dedicated design for an X axis, why not generalize the design to make it work for X, Y, and Z - and make it [[Intensively Scalable]] and [[Extensively Scalable]] at the same time?

			=Other Prior Art=

2019-09-28T16:42:51Z

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=Open Source Prior Art=
*This work is based on the [[D3D Simple]] - modifying for quick attachment of multiple heads.