Joshua Langevin Log - Revision history

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	== The Joshua ==		== The Joshua ==
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Joshualangevin at 18:32, 16 September 2016

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	===9=15/9-16===		===9-15/9-16===
	Painted bathroom stalls<BR>		Painted bathroom stalls<BR>
	Painted kitchen cabinets<BR>		Painted kitchen cabinets<BR>

Joshualangevin at 18:31, 16 September 2016

2016-09-16T18:31:47Z

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			===9=15/9-16===
			Painted bathroom stalls<BR>
			Painted kitchen cabinets<BR>
			Painted skylight box and frame<BR>

	===9-14===		===9-14===

Joshualangevin at 18:49, 14 September 2016

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			===9-14===
			Cleaned out bathroom<br>
			Washed bathroom walls<br>
			Assessed plumbing and lighting issues<br>
			Removed and cleaned skylight<br>
			Washed bathroom ceiling<br>

			===9-12/9-13===
			Sanded kitchen cabinets<br>
			Cleaned out fridge<br>
			Passed kidney stone (ouch!)<br>

	===9-8/9-9===		===9-8/9-9===

Joshualangevin: /* Log */

2016-09-12T19:24:43Z

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			===9-8/9-9===

			Trimmed foam sealant<br>
			Painted ceiling and skylight second coat<br>
			Reinstalled skylight with sealant<br>
			Recommend spray skylight with "frosting"<br>

	===9-7===		===9-7===

Joshualangevin at 18:56, 9 September 2016

2016-09-09T18:56:41Z

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	Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen<br>		Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen<br>
	Washed ceiling twice<br>		Washed ceiling twice<br>
	Sealed all cracks/gaps with<br>		Removed/cleaned skylight<br>
			Sealed all cracks/gaps with foam<br>
	Painted ceiling<br>		Painted ceiling<br>
			Painted inside of skylight box and frame<br>
	Cleanup<br>		Cleanup<br>

Joshualangevin at 18:12, 9 September 2016

2016-09-09T18:12:10Z

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	==Log==		==Log==

			===9-7===

			6pm to 12am<br>
			Vacuumed out all cabinets in kitchen<br>
			Washed ceiling twice<br>
			Sealed all cracks/gaps with<br>
			Painted ceiling<br>
			Cleanup<br>

	===9-6===		===9-6===

Joshualangevin at 00:42, 7 September 2016

2016-09-07T00:42:34Z

Joshualangevin at 00:40, 7 September 2016

2016-09-07T00:40:53Z

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	Made supply runs for paint, etc		Made supply runs for paint, etc<br>
	Made recycling run		Made recycling run
	Cleaned out hablab kitchen		Cleaned out hablab kitchen

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	Made supply runs for paint, etc<br>		Made supply runs for paint, etc<br>
	Made recycling run		Made recycling run<br>
	Cleaned out hablab kitchen		Cleaned out hablab kitchen<br>

	===9-5===		===9-5===

	Met with Jonathan and Catarina		Met with Jonathan and Catarina<br>
	Assessed HabLab		Assessed HabLab<br>
	Measured for floor in kitchen/bath		Measured for floor in kitchen/bath<br>

	===9-2===		===9-2===
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	Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:		Task list for 3D Printer Workshop from Marcin:

	*Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.		*Refactor the Folgertech Manual into a Google Doc, and keep a good modular order like we started, but based on XM Prusa Build, where we correct the 50 or so sequence and build mistakes in the guide.<br>
	*Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.		*Script for promo video, followed by video production, and announcement out by Feb 19.
	*Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.		*Reserve Kauffman Foundation Conference Center for March 19.<br>
	*Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.		*Contact Jeff Moe to see if we can borrow/pay his developer to build us Cura OSE Edition based on his edition - so the software is absolute turnkey, with all of our settings covered.<br>
	*Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.		*Create a USB Live Linux with all software, to eliminate any software issues during the workshop.<br>
	*Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.		*Produce detailed workflow documentation, assuming a build with 12 people but scalable to 24.<br>
	*Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.		*Clarify IP issues with Folgertech Prusa i3 - what is the license, as well as documentation license.<br>
	*Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts		*Do a careful sourcing analysis. Take every part - and dpcument 5 top OEMs, and 5 resellers of parts for central USA sourcing. This means that we have robust sourcing capacity, regardless of what happens to Folgertech. For the 3DP parts, we should have source files and sources of printed parts. For the acrylic pieces, we should have CAM files as one of the sources, and sources of ready parts or part cutters, such as Ponoko. Do you have a good feel for the best place for laser cut acrylic parts<br>
	*Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.		*Generate tight build videos and scripts for every module. I am envisioning that on build day, we have both instructors, and an overhead screen where everyone watches a 30 second-1 minute assembly video, and an overall 1-2 minute assembly video, for about 10-20 minute total video footage, on every single detail. Tighly edited. I am seeing these as modules, so whenever a module upgrade is made, only a video segment is updated, not an overall build.<br><br>

	Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.		Joshua and Jonathan, it would be good if you also got a kit. Then all of us could produce video. 10-20 tight clips walking through the entire build. It will probably take 12-16 hours up to successful print of Calibration Cube if it's your first time and we provide the correct build sequence, though it may be 8 hours if we give you build detail.<br><br>

	And organization notes:		And organization notes:<br><br>

	A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.		A mashup of many tools is what we use. We use Scrumy, Google docs, wiki, and github as our main organization tools. There are various templates that we need to build. The current working [Development Template] is on the wiki at a page with this name. I suggest you take the one we adapted for the 3D printer, which I just shared with you , and make a copy of the template (its a google spreadsheet) and take a look at the Ovent Org tab. Those are some of the assets we need.