Marcin at 03:36, 8 May 2020

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			Learn to design the microfactory.

	#What will you learn?		#What will you learn?
	#Design an object in FreeCAD using sketches using its robust sketcher functionality,		#Design an object in FreeCAD using sketches using its robust sketcher functionality,

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#What will you learn?
#Design an object in FreeCAD using sketches using its robust sketcher functionality,
#then extrude it to 3D,
#and add some more features.
#Then import into cura,
#and see how the layers look.
#Then transform it (magical fade-in to reality, the opposite of virtual fade-in as in Lulzbot Cura) to reality
#Make more parts, (3D printing time lapse of a full 18" bed)
#and then build a 3D printer with them (time lapse of frame knocking in)
#Using our Modular Universal Axis
#And controller module.
#So you can print more things, like respirators
#and ventilators to help in the COVID struggle.
#Or start a business from plastic waste (a bale of plastic garbage drops in)
#We go back to FreeCAD (show 1" universal axis)
#To make larger machines (show large axis being hung)
#So we make a CNC Torch Table (Blender animation of fire from the torch)
#We don't use an extruder (show Universal Gearless)
#But instead a torch head (show torch lighting on the Universal Axis)
#So we can cut metal - such as large blades for the plastic shredder (show sweet blade cuts, and 100 blades)
#And we print geardownds to drive the shredder (show geardowns printing)
#Which we then assemble (handling large 12" gears
#so we can drive the shredder with any corded drill
#With plastic shreds, we run our filament maker, which we 3D printed parts for, and made from low cost lumber.
#Now you're ready to recycle plastic. To make shoes. To make large bearings. To make more plastic lumber...
#The end.
#No really. That is only the beginning.

*Rewards - $300 - all 3D printed parts for the 3D printer, torch, shredder, and filament maker
*Add controller and all hardware, 3D print head, including CNC torch head - for the basic microfactory - $1000. You bring the metal, corded drill, and gas bottles for torch.
*Assembled microfactory - $5k.

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Marcin at 03:36, 8 May 2020

Marcin: Created page with "#What will you learn? #Design an object in FreeCAD using sketches using its robust sketcher functionality, #then extrude it to 3D, #and add some more features. #Then import..."