Latest revision as of 14:27, 19 September 2018

Case Scenario

When it's important to understand how a 3D printer works.
For maximizing learning objectives, not build experience
Here's the few things ppl would build to get xp with understanding how the printer works.
Estimated time saved: -4 axes, -soldering, -some control panel loop ties, -mini-asembly of extruder

Axis: (add completed)

 * touch motor + drive pully
 * build idler
 * tension belt

Heated Bed:

 * add therminster,

Control Panel:

 * connect arduino to ramps board
 * Connect power supply
 * thermister,

Extruder:

 * assemble completed elements to make extruder
 * add fan
 * add sensor

Assembly:

 * put on the x-axis
 * hook up the x-axis
 * connect arduino to control panel
 * connect extruder thermister, heating element, motor
 * print

Total: 6.5 hours

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-Here's the few things ppl would build to get xp with understanding how the printer works.
+=Case Scenario=
+*When it's important to understand how a 3D printer works.
-Estimated time saved: -4 axes, -soldering, -some control panel loop ties, -mini-asembly of extruder
+*For maximizing learning objectives, not build experience
+*Here's the few things ppl would build to get xp with understanding how the printer works.
+*Estimated time saved: -4 axes, -soldering, -some control panel loop ties, -mini-asembly of extruder
 Axis: (add completed)
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    * connect extruder thermister, heating element, motor
    * print
+=Base Budget=
+*Frame 1 hr
+*Axes - 30 min x 5 = 2.5 hrs
+*Control panel - 1.5 hrs
+*Extruder - 45 min
+*Heat Bed - 45 min
+Total: 6.5 hours
+=Plus Budget=
+* Print 1hr
+* Clean cables 1hr
+=Basic Scenario for a Mechanical Build=
+*Axes build - 2.5 hours - then assemble everything.