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Marcin at 20:37, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where next year - we plan to launch our first ever major incentive challenge to produce an open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how ~~we can~~ produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in ~~their~~ open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day ~~way~~, we ~~introduct~~ the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD~~. FB~~. Is it possible to make ~~real~~ products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing in your own microfactory.		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where next year - we plan to launch our first ever major incentive challenge to produce an open source, 3D printed, professional grade, cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how it is possible to produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - but do so in the form of an open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people working in parallel. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a large, complex project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day 1, we introduce the [[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. Is it really possible to make viable products open source? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing in your own microfactory.

	Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.		Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.

Marcin at 20:34, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we ~~are launching an~~ incentive challenge to produce ~~the world's first,~~ open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB. Is it possible to make real products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing in your own microfactory.		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where next year - we plan to launch our first ever major incentive challenge to produce an open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB. Is it possible to make real products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing in your own microfactory.

	Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.		Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.

Marcin at 20:32, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB. Is it possible to make real products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing.		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB. Is it possible to make real products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing in your own microfactory.

	Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.		Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.

Marcin at 20:32, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]. We will introduce the OSE Dev Kit - a prototyping kit which people can use to begin in open source product development. This includes the 3-in-1 Universal Axis tool + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB. Is it possible to make real products? Sure ([[Open Source Headphones, Pi Tablet, Drone, Vac Robot - see OS Prior Art). Our goal is to build the Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon - products that you can buy, or download blueprints for and begin producing.

	**OSE Dev Kit - Universal Axis Tools + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB.		Design starts with CAD - and we will teach you the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes. Then we will show you how to embed your 3D models using WebGL into any website. This is how we upload [[Part Library]]s to the wiki.
	**Open Source Everything Store - ~~the Open Source Amazon~~
	*11 '''FreeCAD'''. Learning the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes ~~+ Test~~. ~~Embedding~~ 3D WebGL ~~and part library~~ into the ~~Wiki~~
	*12 '''[[Universal Axis]], [[Universal Controller]], and [[Marlin CNC Control]]'''		*12 '''[[Universal Axis]], [[Universal Controller]], and [[Marlin CNC Control]]'''
	**Understanding functions of parts		**Understanding functions of parts

Marcin at 20:27, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people.		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people. We will teach you how to use work logs, wikis, FreeCAD, online collaborative docs, repositories (GitLab) - and how to create a roadmap, critical path, taxonomy, versioning, version history - so that you can keep track of vast amounts of product information. We found that modular breakdown is a critical element - (see infographic at https://www.opensourceecology.org/development/) - so you can break down a project into many small bite-size chunks. On Day way, we introduct the[[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill. (see [[Open Source Prior Art]]


	**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.
	**Open Source Boot Camp [[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill.
	**OSE Dev Kit - Universal Axis Tools + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB.		**OSE Dev Kit - Universal Axis Tools + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB.
	**Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon		**Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon

Marcin at 20:22, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively?		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively? Our idea is that we use the STEAM Camps to train people to design products using completely open source toolchains, and combine that with Incentive Challenges such as [[HeroX]] - where we are launching an incentive challenge to produce the world's first, open source, 3D printed, professional cordless drill - from waste plastic - and create a distributed enterprise around that. We want to teach people how we can produce 80% of the goods that we see on Amazon - in their open source, distributed production version. We will cover [[Extreme Manufacturing]] - how you can build things rapidly with a team of people.


	~~and Open Source Product Development.~~
	**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].
	**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.		**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.
	**Open Source Boot Camp [[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill.		**Open Source Boot Camp [[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill.

Marcin at 20:18, 16 September 2019

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	This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project?		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project? What is Collaborative Literacy, and can we really develop real products openly and collaboratively?

	*10 '''How to Start an Open Source Project''' to change the world with Collaborative Literacy and Open Source Product Development.		and Open Source Product Development.
	**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].		**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].
	**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.		**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.

Marcin at 20:17, 16 September 2019

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	~~'''OSE Intro~~, ~~Collaboration, FreeCAD~~, and ~~Universal Axis.'''~~		This is a quick overview of the 9 day Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camp. If you are a kid at heart who wants to learn to build just about anything, this is a start. First, we will provide an overview of open source collaboration: how do you start and collaborate on an open source project?

	*9 AM '''OSE Introduction: Collaborative Design for a Transparent and Inclusive Economy of Abundance'''
	**Review of OSE Workshops FB page for introductions
	*10 '''How to Start an Open Source Project''' to change the world with Collaborative Literacy and Open Source Product Development.		*10 '''How to Start an Open Source Project''' to change the world with Collaborative Literacy and Open Source Product Development.
	**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].		**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].

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'''OSE Intro, Collaboration, FreeCAD, and Universal Axis.'''

*9 AM '''OSE Introduction: Collaborative Design for a Transparent and Inclusive Economy of Abundance'''
**Review of OSE Workshops FB page for introductions
*10 '''How to Start an Open Source Project''' to change the world with Collaborative Literacy and Open Source Product Development.
**Incentive Challenges and [[Extreme Manufacturing]].
**Open source project infrastructure: work log, wiki, FreeCAD, Google Presentations, Gitlab. Roadmap, critical path, repos, taxonomy, versioning, version history.
**Open Source Boot Camp [[Universal Axis]] Tools: 3D printer, circuit plotter, cnc mill.
**OSE Dev Kit - Universal Axis Tools + OSE Linux, FreeCAD, Cura, Arduino IDE, OBS Studio, Kdelive, KiCAD. FB.
**Open Source Everything Store - the Open Source Amazon
*11 '''FreeCAD'''. Learning the basic FreeCAD workflow for design in 45 minutes + Test. Embedding 3D WebGL and part library into the Wiki
*12 '''[[Universal Axis]], [[Universal Controller]], and [[Marlin CNC Control]]'''
**Understanding functions of parts
**Scaling, Modifying, Connecting the Unviersal Axis. Ex D3D Simple 3D Printer, Plotter, Mill.
**Cura to Marlin - Understanding the software workflow and its modification
*1-2 - Lunch
*2-6 PM - '''3D Printer Build'''
**Build Overview of [[D3D Simple]]
**[[Universal Axis]] Build
**'''[[Universal Controller]] Build''' - for printer, plotter, cnc mill, welder, battery charger, temperature logger, and motor controller.
**[[Simple Extruder]] Build - build of a simple extruder that anyone can build from 3d printed parts, and off-shelf stock parts by cutting and drilling
**Wiring build
**First Run - and [[3D Printed Hacksaw]]