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==Legend== | ==Legend== | ||
'''Item''' | |||
* A BOM has a set of Items. | |||
'''Item #''' | '''Item #''' | ||
* Unique number/string for | * Unique number/(string) for an Item. | ||
* Proposal: replace with '''Item ID''' because | * Proposal: replace with '''Item ID''' because (continuous) numbering breaks easily and is a hassle to keep up-to-date. | ||
''' Item ID''' | ''' Item ID''' | ||
* | * Unique name that provides a suggestive name for an Item. | ||
* Unique within the BOM, but not necessarily across BOMs. | |||
* The name is structured with "-", typically restricting/refining the preceding part. For example: | |||
** screw: a very generic screw, probably not a useful name in itself because too generic | |||
** screw-m6: a screw with M6 threading | |||
** screw-m6-18mm: screw with M6 threading and of length 18mm (length does not include head) | |||
''' Item Description''' | |||
* Specifies the Item in natural language with the needed specificity. | |||
** For a cots-Item such that suitable candidates can be identified and ordered from a supplier | |||
'''Item Type''' | |||
* cots (Commercial-Of-The-Shelf): a standard part that can be procured, see [[COTS]] | |||
* diy: requires manufacturing steps such as | |||
** cut: cutting with saw | |||
** drill: drilling | |||
** tab: tabbing | |||
* custom: can be manufactured to specification by a suitable local/online supplier (typically a [[Job Shop]]) | |||
* raw: semi-finished/raw product/stock can be procured, which needs to be further refined with diy | |||
* consumable: usually a continuous (not discrete) quantity, of which only a relatively small amount is required | |||
'''Module/Location''' | |||
* Indicates where the Item can be found in the BOM's machine. | |||
* The name can refer to an Item or a (sub-)assembly. | |||
* The intention is to give a hint/reminder about the Item's purpose and positioning in the machine (for people that already have a decent understanding of the working of the machine). It is not meant replace build or assembly instructions. | |||
* TODO: Deciding on how to name (sub-)assemblies (naming convention) | |||
'''Supply [Country/Region]''' | |||
* | |||
==Status== | ==Status== | ||
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* BOM Items are targeted for Europe | * BOM Items are targeted for Europe | ||
** European plug, 230V AC power supply | ** European plug, 230V AC power supply | ||
** no GFCI | ** no [[GFCI]] | ||
* BOM provides links to German suppliers, US links are stale | * BOM provides links to German suppliers, US links are stale | ||
** ''please add more countries/regions'' | ** ''please add more countries/regions'' | ||
=Related BOMs= | |||
(The nice thing about BOMs is that here are so many to choose from...) | |||
* [[D3D Universal BOM]] | |||
** current gold standard, but with rough edges | |||
** US-specific | |||
* BOM for [[January 2020 STEAM Camp]] in Ghent, Belgium [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OuEwN5kWHauXVNgROVq1HRdpT2MyGZ8Wn-X-aQLYCXk/edit#gid=1571230577] | |||
** not complete | |||
** has partially suppliers for Belgium/Benelux | |||
* [[STEAM Camp Master Part List]] for [[January 2020 STEAM Camp]] | |||
* [[December 2019 Production Run]] | |||
=Links= | |||
*[[D3D Universal]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:28, 5 August 2020
BOM
[edit]
Legend
Item
- A BOM has a set of Items.
Item #
- Unique number/(string) for an Item.
- Proposal: replace with Item ID because (continuous) numbering breaks easily and is a hassle to keep up-to-date.
Item ID
- Unique name that provides a suggestive name for an Item.
- Unique within the BOM, but not necessarily across BOMs.
- The name is structured with "-", typically restricting/refining the preceding part. For example:
- screw: a very generic screw, probably not a useful name in itself because too generic
- screw-m6: a screw with M6 threading
- screw-m6-18mm: screw with M6 threading and of length 18mm (length does not include head)
Item Description
- Specifies the Item in natural language with the needed specificity.
- For a cots-Item such that suitable candidates can be identified and ordered from a supplier
Item Type
- cots (Commercial-Of-The-Shelf): a standard part that can be procured, see COTS
- diy: requires manufacturing steps such as
- cut: cutting with saw
- drill: drilling
- tab: tabbing
- custom: can be manufactured to specification by a suitable local/online supplier (typically a Job Shop)
- raw: semi-finished/raw product/stock can be procured, which needs to be further refined with diy
- consumable: usually a continuous (not discrete) quantity, of which only a relatively small amount is required
Module/Location
- Indicates where the Item can be found in the BOM's machine.
- The name can refer to an Item or a (sub-)assembly.
- The intention is to give a hint/reminder about the Item's purpose and positioning in the machine (for people that already have a decent understanding of the working of the machine). It is not meant replace build or assembly instructions.
- TODO: Deciding on how to name (sub-)assemblies (naming convention)
Supply [Country/Region]
Status
- BOM reflects the D3D Universal build in Ghent at January 2020 STEAM Camp
- with updates to make the BOM more general
- BOM Items are targeted for Europe
- European plug, 230V AC power supply
- no GFCI
- BOM provides links to German suppliers, US links are stale
- please add more countries/regions
Related BOMs
(The nice thing about BOMs is that here are so many to choose from...)
- D3D Universal BOM
- current gold standard, but with rough edges
- US-specific
- BOM for January 2020 STEAM Camp in Ghent, Belgium [1]
- not complete
- has partially suppliers for Belgium/Benelux
- STEAM Camp Master Part List for January 2020 STEAM Camp
- December 2019 Production Run