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As we move forward into fiscal accountability, we propose to fund most growth of OSE by virtue of the economic power of our tools. This is a true test of our merit. To date, there are 3 successful brick presses outside of OSE ([[James Slade]], Dan X, and [[Zach Dwiel]], [[Tom Griffing]] is producing Power Cubes for sale, and [[Our School at Blair Grocery]] is using our tractor, [[LifeTrac 5]]. As we move to the September 28 Microhouse Build and get our machines to high reliability - I predict hundreds of builds in 2014 - enabled by the OSE CNC Torch Table. At the time when economic feasibility is shown, there will be a waterfall of replicator production efforts. | As we move forward into fiscal accountability, we propose to fund most growth of OSE by virtue of the economic power of our tools and the support of [[True Fans]] to get us there. This is a true test of our merit. To date, there are 3 successful brick presses outside of OSE ([[James Slade]], Dan X, and [[Zach Dwiel]], [[Tom Griffing]] is producing Power Cubes for sale, and [[Our School at Blair Grocery]] is using our tractor, [[LifeTrac 5]]. As we move to the September 28 Microhouse Build and get our machines to high reliability - I predict hundreds of builds in 2014 - enabled by the OSE CNC Torch Table. At the time when economic feasibility is shown, there will be a waterfall of replicator production efforts. See [[Production Manager Application]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:53, 15 August 2013
As we move forward into fiscal accountability, we propose to fund most growth of OSE by virtue of the economic power of our tools and the support of True Fans to get us there. This is a true test of our merit. To date, there are 3 successful brick presses outside of OSE (James Slade, Dan X, and Zach Dwiel, Tom Griffing is producing Power Cubes for sale, and Our School at Blair Grocery is using our tractor, LifeTrac 5. As we move to the September 28 Microhouse Build and get our machines to high reliability - I predict hundreds of builds in 2014 - enabled by the OSE CNC Torch Table. At the time when economic feasibility is shown, there will be a waterfall of replicator production efforts. See Production Manager Application.