Mike Jordan Log - Revision history

Marcin at 16:36, 18 May 2013

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			==Next==
			Here is the file for the tracks.

			http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microtrac_Tracks

			You see a 6" wide small track - it will go on small wheels - just like car spare tires.

			That's the Mictrotrac track. This needs to be completed: wrapping itself around the wheels of the microtrac as in the links in the former email.

			I am keeping this linked at
			http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Mike_Jordan_Log

			which can be accessed from the green spreadsheet at the bottom of our Dashboard:

			http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Dashboard

			After you are done, are you interested in trying a 3D print - so you can actually do a scale model of the complete track?

Marcin at 04:57, 18 May 2013

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	Thanks for joining today - the assignment is on the MicroTrac.		Thanks for joining today - the assignment is on the MicroTrac traction tracks.

	Please see Gary's prior work on it:		Please see Gary's prior work on it:

	http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Gary_Log_-_April_2013#Wednesday_April_17_2013		http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Gary_Log_-_April_2013#Wednesday_April_17_2013

			See Points 1-4.

	Please study the several links there.		Please study the several links there.

	The concept is there - but the file with Gary's tracks is not there. Gary, please send us the file and update your log with it.		The concept is there for the tracks - but the file with Gary's tracks is not there. Gary, please send us the file and update your log with it.

	Further notes on MicroTrac are here - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microtractor		Further notes on MicroTrac are here - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microtractor

	The old one was a one wheeler, but that didn't have enough traction.		The old one was a one wheeler, but that didn't have enough traction.

			Here are my thoughts. (1) You finish the tracks. (2) Inquire with your 3D printer friend what file format you need to print the tracks. (3) Export your tracks in that file format in sections. (4) Print a large number of these tracks - to make a complete track. Either have the tracks snap together, or use some pins to put them together - just as a scale model.

	Thanks,		Thanks,
	Marcin		Marcin

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for joining today - the assignment is on the MicroTrac.

Please see Gary's prior work on it:

http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Gary_Log_-_April_2013#Wednesday_April_17_2013

Please study the several links there.

The concept is there - but the file with Gary's tracks is not there. Gary, please send us the file and update your log with it.

Further notes on MicroTrac are here - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microtractor

The old one was a one wheeler, but that didn't have enough traction.

Thanks,
Marcin