Torch Table Digital Fabrication Process - Revision history

Marcin at 21:01, 9 December 2012

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	#Versioning - Wiki has file versioning for individual files, such that library files can be tracked this way. Folders of complete file set may be downloaded via FTP, displacing the need for GitHub while providing full versioning capacity without using non-entry level repository software like GitHub.		#Versioning - Wiki has file versioning for individual files, such that library files can be tracked this way. Folders of complete file set may be downloaded via FTP, displacing the need for GitHub while providing full versioning capacity without using non-entry level repository software like GitHub.
	#In library system - parts are organized by ''individual cutouts'' - a file exists for a ''single piece'' that falls out of a CNC torch table feedstock material. This is unique to the torch table, where the heavy weight of parts necessitates that the feedstock metal sheet does not shift upon other heavy parts being cut out. To address this, 1/2" of material is left between parts so that feedstock sheet remains as one piece lattice after all parts have been cut out. This addresses shifting of the feedstock or sacrificial slats on the torch table.		#In library system - parts are organized by ''individual cutouts'' - a file exists for a ''single piece'' that falls out of a CNC torch table feedstock material. This is unique to the torch table, where the heavy weight of parts necessitates that the feedstock metal sheet does not shift upon other heavy parts being cut out. To address this, 1/2" of material is left between parts so that feedstock sheet remains as one piece lattice after all parts have been cut out. This addresses shifting of the feedstock or sacrificial slats on the torch table.

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Marcin at 17:41, 6 December 2012

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	#Library Parts are labeled with convention for determining what major module the part belongs to. For example - D1 is component 1 of the Drawer.		#Library Parts are labeled with convention for determining what major module the part belongs to. For example - D1 is component 1 of the Drawer.
	#Versioning - Wiki has file versioning for individual files, such that library files can be tracked this way. Folders of complete file set may be downloaded via FTP, displacing the need for GitHub while providing full versioning capacity without using non-entry level repository software like GitHub.		#Versioning - Wiki has file versioning for individual files, such that library files can be tracked this way. Folders of complete file set may be downloaded via FTP, displacing the need for GitHub while providing full versioning capacity without using non-entry level repository software like GitHub.
	#In library system - parts are organized by ''individual cutouts'' - a file exists for a ''single piece'' that falls out of a CNC torch table. This is unique to the torch table, where the heavy weight of parts necessitates that the feedstock metal sheet does not shift upon other heavy parts being cut out. To address this, 1/2" of material is left between parts so that feedstock sheet remains as one piece lattice after all parts have been cut out.		#In library system - parts are organized by ''individual cutouts'' - a file exists for a ''single piece'' that falls out of a CNC torch table feedstock material. This is unique to the torch table, where the heavy weight of parts necessitates that the feedstock metal sheet does not shift upon other heavy parts being cut out. To address this, 1/2" of material is left between parts so that feedstock sheet remains as one piece lattice after all parts have been cut out. This addresses shifting of the feedstock or sacrificial slats on the torch table.

Marcin at 17:40, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T17:40:30Z

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	#Title Block - Title Block should be included in Label Layer		#Title Block - Title Block should be included in Label Layer
	#Library Parts are labeled with convention for determining what major module the part belongs to. For example - D1 is component 1 of the Drawer.		#Library Parts are labeled with convention for determining what major module the part belongs to. For example - D1 is component 1 of the Drawer.
			#Versioning - Wiki has file versioning for individual files, such that library files can be tracked this way. Folders of complete file set may be downloaded via FTP, displacing the need for GitHub while providing full versioning capacity without using non-entry level repository software like GitHub.
			#In library system - parts are organized by ''individual cutouts'' - a file exists for a ''single piece'' that falls out of a CNC torch table. This is unique to the torch table, where the heavy weight of parts necessitates that the feedstock metal sheet does not shift upon other heavy parts being cut out. To address this, 1/2" of material is left between parts so that feedstock sheet remains as one piece lattice after all parts have been cut out.

Marcin at 17:35, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T17:35:19Z

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	#In [[LibreCAD]], using a Label Layer - consisting of labels for all parts - to assure that all parts are included in a given file.		#In [[LibreCAD]], using a Label Layer - consisting of labels for all parts - to assure that all parts are included in a given file.
	#Title Block - Title Block should be included in Label Layer		#Title Block - Title Block should be included in Label Layer
	#Library Parts		#Library Parts are labeled with convention for determining what major module the part belongs to. For example - D1 is component 1 of the Drawer.

Marcin at 17:34, 6 December 2012

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	#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]		#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]
	#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram]]		#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram]]. Now call this the [[Digital Master Index]]
			#In [[LibreCAD]], using a Label Layer - consisting of labels for all parts - to assure that all parts are included in a given file.
			#Title Block - Title Block should be included in Label Layer
			#Library Parts

Marcin at 17:31, 6 December 2012

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	#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]		#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]
	#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram ~~Process~~]]		#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram]]

Marcin at 17:31, 6 December 2012

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	#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]		#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]
	#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram ~~Method~~]]		#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram Process]]

Marcin at 17:31, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T17:31:25Z

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	#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]		#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]
			#Organizing these via spreadsheet of ALL parts, similar to Master Index of [[Fabrication Diagram Method]]

Marcin: Created page with "For December 18, 2012, we are pursuing: #Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for LibreCAD"

2012-12-06T17:30:45Z

Created page with "For December 18, 2012, we are pursuing: #Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for LibreCAD"

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#Creation of library of nonredundant parts, in dxf format for [[LibreCAD]]