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#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual
#This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual
#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.
#Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.
#We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.
#So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.
#Next we

Revision as of 00:06, 29 April 2013

  1. By the 4th of July, we will build 6 machines from the GVCS
  2. The designs will be the open source microtractor, bulldozer, truck, car, backhoe, ironworker machine, and new 50 hp power cube - primarily cut with the CNC Torch Table
  3. How is this possible? Through Module-based design - similar to a lifesize Erector Set.
  4. The first step is to create 3D design from our conceptual drawings.
  5. This will be a group effort, online, working on Sketchup, Google Hangouts, and documenting the build in oManual
  6. Then we ened to rapid prototype them by taking the Sketchup drawing - converting those 3D models into a file compatible with a 3D printer. We print the parts out of plastic, not the entire machine, just we would build a machine from individual parts.
  7. We can test the reliability of the 3D design by the rapid prototype in 3D.
  8. So now have validated that the 3D design is correct - otherwise return to the drawing board.
  9. Next we