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Compare this to the [[Basic OSE Workshop]] - which is likewise relatively inexpensive to start - but requires workshop space or a garage. | Compare this to the [[Basic OSE Workshop]] - which is likewise relatively inexpensive to start - but requires workshop space or a garage. | ||
Revision as of 13:56, 29 March 2018
The basic version of a small, home-based microfactory. This is the initial version chosen so that anyone in the world can get involved in OSE development and prototyping - even in an apartment. The OSE Personal Microfactory includes:
- 3D printer - D3D. A scalable, modular 3D printer, with interchangeable toolheads. It is retrofittable for a small laser cutter (4W) and a CNC circuit mill. As such, the D3D 3D printer is part of a construction set for fabrication machines.
- CNC Circuit Mill - the D3D CNC Circuit Mill - which uses the same construction as the D3D 3D Printer, but is strengthened to accommodate the contact machining of circuit milling.
- Laser Cutter - this is a small laser diode, 4W, mounted on the D3D platform, instead of the laser cutter head.
- Filament Maker - this is a machine that produces virgin 3D printing filament from scrap plastic
- Plastic Shredder - this is a machine that shreds plastic to recycle it for making 3D printing filament.
The above set allows for the production of many useful products, in addition to making the machines themselves:
- Cordless drill and other cordless tools
- Digital cameras
- Microscopes
- Cell phones
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Compare this to the Basic OSE Workshop - which is likewise relatively inexpensive to start - but requires workshop space or a garage.