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Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-07-02T21:12:58Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	##Detailed requirements for satisfaction (squaring, levelness, pressure, bolt torquing, etc)		##Detailed requirements for satisfaction (squaring, levelness, pressure, bolt torquing, etc)
	##Things to pay attention to (common mistakes which lead to failure modes)		##Things to pay attention to (common mistakes which lead to failure modes)

			For every machine we build, we’ll provide an online instructional library that includes the design rationale, 3d CAD files, 2d fabrication drawings, circuit board design files, wiring diagrams, machine-readable CAM files, exploded part diagrams, animations, control codes for automated devices, scaling calcations, the physics of why it works, and the performance and cost analysis vs. industry standards, and other details to facilitate replication.

	For the purpose of evolving the fabrication documentation via a distributed, collaborative process - commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the fabrication documentation via a distributed, collaborative process - commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:
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	*All animation sequences		*All animation sequences
	*Video edit files with source material (Kdenlive, Final Cut, iMovie, etc.)		*Video edit files with source material (Kdenlive, Final Cut, iMovie, etc.)
			*Other editable source files, such as diagrams or spreadsheets

	The video footage for fabrication documentation should be located in a repository, with access being given to the video editorial team.		The video footage for fabrication documentation should be located in a repository, with access being given to the video editorial team.

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-23T21:27:19Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	#Conceptual diagrams.		#Conceptual diagrams.
	#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams, etc.).		#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams, etc.).
			#Quality control procedures
			##Detailed requirements for satisfaction (squaring, levelness, pressure, bolt torquing, etc)
			##Things to pay attention to (common mistakes which lead to failure modes)

	For the purpose of evolving the fabrication documentation via a distributed, collaborative process - commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the fabrication documentation via a distributed, collaborative process - commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:

Chris F at 01:14, 23 June 2011

2011-06-23T01:14:27Z

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	#Fabrication drawings.		#Fabrication drawings.
	#Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.		#Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.
	#Exploded part diagram animations for ~~assemblied~~ coming together.		#Exploded part diagram animations for assemblies coming together.
	#Conceptual images of how a part or whole works.		#Conceptual images of how a part or whole works.
	#Conceptual diagrams.		#Conceptual diagrams.
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	In order to attain high documentation quality standards, we suggest a combination of on-site work at Factor e Farm - combined with a larger, global collaboration. If on-site participants can lay out the skeleton of the work: measurements, video, CAD - then a remote team can take it from there. Remote tasks could include building upon the CAD work, processing and editing videos, filling in gaps in the documentation, and editing/formatting the documentation. The culmination of this process could be an official Documentation Release - a highly-edited instructional video that synthesizes the entire procedure and produces an enjoyable and practical rapid-learning experience to the viewer. The video editing work in particular could be farmed out beyond the borders of Factor e Farm to leverage powerful, global collaboration.		In order to attain high documentation quality standards, we suggest a combination of on-site work at Factor e Farm - combined with a larger, global collaboration. If on-site participants can lay out the skeleton of the work: measurements, video, CAD - then a remote team can take it from there. Remote tasks could include building upon the CAD work, processing and editing videos, filling in gaps in the documentation, and editing/formatting the documentation. The culmination of this process could be an official Documentation Release - a highly-edited instructional video that synthesizes the entire procedure and produces an enjoyable and practical rapid-learning experience to the viewer. The video editing work in particular could be farmed out beyond the borders of Factor e Farm to leverage powerful, global collaboration.

			=Documentation Team=
			Those interested in collaborating in this effort should sign up via the [[Documentation Team]] page.

	[[Category:Standards]]		[[Category:Standards]]

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T13:36:00Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	The video footage for fabrication documentation should be located in a repository, with access being given to the video editorial team.		The video footage for fabrication documentation should be located in a repository, with access being given to the video editorial team.

			=Tactical Approach=

			In order to attain high documentation quality standards, we suggest a combination of on-site work at Factor e Farm - combined with a larger, global collaboration. If on-site participants can lay out the skeleton of the work: measurements, video, CAD - then a remote team can take it from there. Remote tasks could include building upon the CAD work, processing and editing videos, filling in gaps in the documentation, and editing/formatting the documentation. The culmination of this process could be an official Documentation Release - a highly-edited instructional video that synthesizes the entire procedure and produces an enjoyable and practical rapid-learning experience to the viewer. The video editing work in particular could be farmed out beyond the borders of Factor e Farm to leverage powerful, global collaboration.

	[[Category:Standards]]		[[Category:Standards]]

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:48:59Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams, etc.).		#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams, etc.).

	For the purpose of evolving the ~~material in~~ a distributed collaborative ~~fashion,~~ commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the fabrication documentation via a distributed, collaborative process - commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:

	*All CAD documentation (2D, 3D, circuit diagrams)		*All CAD documentation (2D, 3D, circuit diagrams)

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:47:33Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	=Fabrication Documentation Standards=		=Fabrication Documentation Standards=

	The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.). The scope also includes a list of tool options and consumables.		The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.). The scope also includes a list of tool options and consumables, as well as documentation of jigs used in the fabrication process, variation of the procedure when a different tool is used for a task. Regarding ergonomics - workflow, workshop design, and ergonomic analysis notes should be included.

	The following steps are listed in their order of importance:		The following steps are listed in their order of importance:

	#Written, step-by-step procedure ~~- satisfaction~~ criterion is that the procedure ~~is consistent with~~ an ~~ergonomic~~ build.		#Written, step-by-step procedure including ergonomics commentary. Satisfaction criterion is that the procedure corresponds to the suggested step sequence of an actual build.
	#Pictures and video of the actual build - explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated		#Pictures and video of the actual build - explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated
	#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.		#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:43:42Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	=Fabrication Documentation Standards=		=Fabrication Documentation Standards=

	The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.) The ~~following steps are listed in their order~~ of ~~importance:~~		The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.). The scope also includes a list of tool options and consumables.

	#Written, step-by-step procedure.		The following steps are listed in their order of importance:

			#Written, step-by-step procedure - satisfaction criterion is that the procedure is consistent with an ergonomic build.
	#Pictures and video of the actual build - explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated		#Pictures and video of the actual build - explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated
	#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.		#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:37:54Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	#Written, step-by-step procedure.		#Written, step-by-step procedure.
	#Pictures and video explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated		#Pictures and video of the actual build - explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated
	#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.		#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.
	#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.		#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.
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	#Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.		#Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.
	#Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together.		#Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together.
	#Conceptual images.		#Conceptual images of how a part or whole works.
	#Conceptual diagrams.		#Conceptual diagrams.
	#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams).		#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams, etc.).

	For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:36:44Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.		#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.
	#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.		#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.
	*5-30 second CAE animations (motion, stress, thermal properties, magnetic fields, flows, etc).		#5-30 second CAE animations (motion, stress, thermal properties, magnetic fields, flows, etc).
	*Fabrication drawings.		#Fabrication drawings.
	*Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.		#Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.
	*Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together.		#Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together.
	*Conceptual images.		#Conceptual images.
	*Conceptual diagrams.		#Conceptual diagrams.
	*Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams).		#Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams).

	For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:

Marcin: /* Fabrication Documentation Standards */

2011-06-18T12:36:11Z

Fabrication Documentation Standards

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	The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.) The following steps are listed in their order of importance:		The fabrication procedure proper should contain the following for the steps and substeps. The assumption is that the Bill of Materials is documented prior to this step, where the builder has already sourced all the raw materials and components. The scope of the fabrication procedure is both preparation of all the components (cutting, hole punching, grinding, cleaning, etc.) and assembly (bolting, welding, fitting, etc.) The following steps are listed in their order of importance:

	#Written, step-by-step procedure		#Written, step-by-step procedure.
	#Pictures and video explaining the steps		#Pictures and video explaining the steps. Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated
	*Video should have comments and annotations, pictures should be labeled or annotated		#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details.
	#Images cut from CAD models to explain dimensions and other details
	#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.		#5-30 second conceptual animation of the step using modeling software (Sketchup, Blender, professional CAD package such as Solidworks or AutoCAD). These should be consistent with the sequence of build steps.
	*5-30 second CAE animations (motion, stress, thermal properties, magnetic fields, flows, etc)		*5-30 second CAE animations (motion, stress, thermal properties, magnetic fields, flows, etc).
	*Fabrication drawings		*Fabrication drawings.
	*Exploded part diagrams for assemblies		*Exploded part diagrams for assemblies.
	*Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together		*Exploded part diagram animations for assemblied coming together.
	*Conceptual images		*Conceptual images.
	*Conceptual diagrams		*Conceptual diagrams.
	*Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams)		*Schematics (circuits, functional diagrams).

	For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for:		For the purpose of evolving the material in a distributed collaborative fashion, commits to the Fabrication Procedure repository should include source files for: