November 2008 Funding - Revision history

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	We got good funding and delivered good results (see [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=391])		We got good funding and delivered good results (see [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391])
	Since we essentially had one additional person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.		Since we essentially had one additional person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.

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	=November Funding Allocation Plans=		=November Funding Allocation Plans=

	We are carrying over $500 from the October cycle (see report - [http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/weblog~~/?p=391])		We are carrying over $500 from the October cycle (see report - [http://blog.opensourceecology.org/?p=391])
	We still need roofing materials, drainage tube, doors, windows, cement, 4x8 lumber for framing and roof beams, steel for stove/sauna combination. These materials total about $2000.		We still need roofing materials, drainage tube, doors, windows, cement, 4x8 lumber for framing and roof beams, steel for stove/sauna combination. These materials total about $2000.

Kardan: Category:Funding

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Category:Funding

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	Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. We have a person coming here in November, so the sawmill is likely to be a success. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.		Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. We have a person coming here in November, so the sawmill is likely to be a success. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.

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Syk0 saje at 14:34, 4 May 2011

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	Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. We have a person coming here in November, so the sawmill is likely to be a success. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.		Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. We have a person coming here in November, so the sawmill is likely to be a success. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.

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WikiSysop: /* November Budget */

2008-11-03T03:23:27Z

November Budget

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	=November Budget=		=November Budget=

	We are now in November - and the augmented program (above) is still valid. We are continuing with our facility, and require about $~~1500~~ in materials for completion. ~~We only have Marcin and~~ We are also proposing $~~1500~~ for materials for a LifeTrac powered, 25 hp chainsaw mill prototype. This is relevant to the replication of the CEB CSM business model - where self-generated lumber allows low-cost construction of facilities. This falls under the scenario of decentralization technology-based Global Villages.		We are now in November - and the augmented program (above) is still valid. We are continuing with our facility construction, and require about $2000 in materials for completion. We are also proposing $1400 for materials for a LifeTrac powered, 25 hp chainsaw mill prototype. This is relevant to the replication of the CEB CSM business model - where self-generated lumber allows low-cost construction of facilities. This falls under the scenario of decentralization technology-based Global Villages.

	Review of the sawmill by Ben Hansen, sustainable forester from Viroqua, WI, informs us that production rates of 2400 linear feet of lumber are realistic with such a sawmill.		Review of the sawmill by Ben Hansen, sustainable forester from Viroqua, WI, informs us that production rates of 2400 linear feet of lumber are realistic with such a sawmill.

WikiSysop at 02:48, 3 November 2008

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	Review of the sawmill by Ben Hansen, sustainable forester from Viroqua, WI, informs us that production rates of 2400 linear feet of lumber are realistic with such a sawmill.		Review of the sawmill by Ben Hansen, sustainable forester from Viroqua, WI, informs us that production rates of 2400 linear feet of lumber are realistic with such a sawmill.

	Thus, the total goal for November is $3400.		'''Thus, the total goal for November is $3400.'''

	=November Funding Allocation Plans=		=November Funding Allocation Plans=

WikiSysop: /* November Funding Allocation Plans */

2008-11-03T02:30:50Z

November Funding Allocation Plans

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	We are allocating $1400 for the drive sprocket ($300), drive sprocket mounting ($200), 4' chainsaw bar ($200), and steel track ($700) for the sawmill prototype. The track will be made of 2x4x1/4" steel or comparable structure. Hydraulics are not included on the sawmill in this cycle.		We are allocating $1400 for the drive sprocket ($300), drive sprocket mounting ($200), 4' chainsaw bar ($200), and steel track ($700) for the sawmill prototype. The track will be made of 2x4x1/4" steel or comparable structure. Hydraulics are not included on the sawmill in this cycle.

	Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.		Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. We have a person coming here in November, so the sawmill is likely to be a success. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.

WikiSysop: /* Discussion of Plans from October */

2008-11-03T02:09:57Z

Discussion of Plans from October

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	Since we essentially had one additional person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.		Since we essentially had one additional person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.

	Thus, November begins with CEB workshop construction - and the sawmill prototype.		Thus, November begins with CEB workshop construction - and the sawmill prototype. These are essential parts of the Global Village Construction set - [http://factorefarm.org/view/projects/all]

	=November Budget=		=November Budget=

WikiSysop: /* Discussion of Plans from October */

2008-11-03T02:08:39Z

Discussion of Plans from October

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	We got good funding and delivered good results (see [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=391])		We got good funding and delivered good results (see [http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/?p=391])
	Since we essentially had one person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.		Since we essentially had one additional person here, we built only one Hexayurt, and used existing kitchen facilities. We did install an on-demand water heater for our shower.

			Thus, November begins with CEB workshop construction - and the sawmill prototype.

	=November Budget=		=November Budget=

WikiSysop: /* Discussion of Plans from October */

2008-11-03T02:07:20Z

Discussion of Plans from October

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 Here is the program we proposed at the beginning of October:
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-The program shifted to two Hexayurts in practice - where the second one is an insulated army tent.
+Note that success in building the sawmill depends on finding a volunteer to do the development work. The payoff in terms of a high quality, low cost, high production sawmill are great. We expect to produce kits for the above for about $600, without counting track costs.

WikiSysop: /* Discussion of Plans from October */

2008-11-03T01:35:54Z

Discussion of Plans from October

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			The program shifted to two Hexayurts in practice - where the second one is an insulated army tent.