LifeTrac Construction Set Script - Revision history

Marcin: /* Script */

2013-04-29T16:14:54Z

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	#How is this possible? Through Module-based design - similar to a lifesize Erector Set.		#How is this possible? Through Module-based design - similar to a lifesize Erector Set.
	#The first step is to create 3D design from our conceptual drawings - [[LifeTrac Construction Set]]		#The first step is to create 3D design from our conceptual drawings - [[LifeTrac Construction Set]]
	#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual		#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual - see [http://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/]
	#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print a scale model of the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.		#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print a scale model of the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.
	#We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.		#We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.

Marcin: /* Script */

2013-04-29T16:12:50Z

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	#The designs will be the open source microtractor, bulldozer, truck, car, backhoe, ironworker machine, and new 50 hp power cube - primarily cut with the CNC Torch Table		#The designs will be the open source microtractor, bulldozer, truck, car, backhoe, ironworker machine, and new 50 hp power cube - primarily cut with the CNC Torch Table
	#How is this possible? Through Module-based design - similar to a lifesize Erector Set.		#How is this possible? Through Module-based design - similar to a lifesize Erector Set.
	#The first step is to create 3D design from our conceptual drawings.		#The first step is to create 3D design from our conceptual drawings - [[LifeTrac Construction Set]]
	#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual		#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual
	#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print a scale model of the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.		#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print a scale model of the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.

Marcin: /* Tactical Pieces */

2013-04-29T01:19:42Z

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 ##Design could be an in-person hackathon.
 #Tactically - take Sketchup - generate a STL file - the toolpath file
 =Strategy=

Marcin: /* Tactical Pieces */

2013-04-29T00:56:44Z

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	##Design could be remote Hackathon or Sprint		##Design could be remote Hackathon or Sprint
	##Design could be an in-person hackathon.		##Design could be an in-person hackathon.
			#Tactically - take Sketchup - generate a STL file - the toolpath file

	=Strategy=		=Strategy=

Marcin: /* Script */

2013-04-29T00:54:47Z

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	#Next we move to the laser cutter on paper - 1/8" thickness - to simulate as a scale model - the cutting that will be necessary with sheet metal on a CNC torch table		#Next we move to the laser cutter on paper - 1/8" thickness - to simulate as a scale model - the cutting that will be necessary with sheet metal on a CNC torch table
	#We assemble the paper model. To make tubing, fold the lasercut paper along 3 lines to get the tubing.		#We assemble the paper model. To make tubing, fold the lasercut paper along 3 lines to get the tubing.

			==Tactical Pieces==
			#Implementation routes:
			##Virtual, remote, crowd collaboration on GrabCAD. Put up 6 projects on GrabCAD.
			##Design could be remote Hackathon or Sprint
			##Design could be an in-person hackathon.

	=Strategy=		=Strategy=

Marcin at 00:35, 29 April 2013

2013-04-29T00:35:47Z

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	#So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.		#So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.
	#Next we move to the laser cutter on paper - 1/8" thickness - to simulate as a scale model - the cutting that will be necessary with sheet metal on a CNC torch table		#Next we move to the laser cutter on paper - 1/8" thickness - to simulate as a scale model - the cutting that will be necessary with sheet metal on a CNC torch table
	#We assemble the paper model. To make tubing, fold the lasercut paper along 3 lines to get the.		#We assemble the paper model. To make tubing, fold the lasercut paper along 3 lines to get the tubing.

	=Strategy=		=Strategy=

Marcin: /* Strategy */

2013-04-29T00:29:51Z

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	#Document in oManual		#Document in oManual
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			=Human Resources=

Marcin: /* Script */

2013-04-29T00:28:16Z

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	#We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.		#We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.
	#So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.		#So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.
	#Next we move to the laser cutter to simulate as a scale the cutting that will be necessary with sheet		#Next we move to the laser cutter on paper - 1/8" thickness - to simulate as a scale model - the cutting that will be necessary with sheet metal on a CNC torch table
			#We assemble the paper model. To make tubing, fold the lasercut paper along 3 lines to get the.

	=Strategy=		=Strategy=

Marcin: /* Strategy */

2013-04-29T00:24:00Z

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	=Strategy=		=Strategy=
	#Strategy - Design Challenge of GrabCAD		#Strategy - Design Challenge of [[GrabCAD]]
			#Document in oManual
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Marcin at 00:20, 29 April 2013

2013-04-29T00:20:16Z

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			=Script=
	#By the 4th of July, we will build 6 machines from the [[GVCS]]		#By the 4th of July, we will build 6 machines from the [[GVCS]]
	#The designs will be the open source microtractor, bulldozer, truck, car, backhoe, ironworker machine, and new 50 hp power cube - primarily cut with the CNC Torch Table		#The designs will be the open source microtractor, bulldozer, truck, car, backhoe, ironworker machine, and new 50 hp power cube - primarily cut with the CNC Torch Table
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	#Next we move to the laser cutter to simulate as a scale the cutting that will be necessary with sheet		#Next we move to the laser cutter to simulate as a scale the cutting that will be necessary with sheet

			=Strategy=
	#Strategy - Design Challenge of GrabCAD		#Strategy - Design Challenge of GrabCAD

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