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*Operating the CNC torch table starting from the design of a custom part. | *Operating the CNC torch table starting from the design of a custom part. | ||
*Operating HydraFabber to produce a 3D print of a piece of 3/8" tubing starting from scratch, and to cut a 3/8" piece of tubing from card stock using diode laser cutter | *Operating HydraFabber to produce a 3D print of a piece of 3/8" tubing starting from scratch, and to cut a 3/8" piece of tubing from card stock using diode laser cutter | ||
*Building a CNC circuit mill from scratch | |||
*Building a CNC 4-stepper motor controller of 1-5A capacity from scratch using [[RAMPS]] system | |||
*Operating the manual lathe | |||
=Exam= | =Exam= | ||
*Starting a LifeTrac seeded with several failure modes that the student is required to identify and correct prior to starting the tractor | *Starting a LifeTrac seeded with several failure modes that the student is required to identify and correct prior to starting the tractor | ||
*Starting up a MIG welder to weld 1/2" steel from a starting point of setup, including gas, wire feed, proper gas feed, and correct power settings | *Starting up a MIG welder to weld 1/2" steel from a starting point of setup, including gas, wire feed, proper gas feed, and correct power settings |
Revision as of 00:13, 8 June 2013
2 Week Crash Course Covering
- OSE's LifeTrac Construction Set design paradigm.
- Sketchup CAD design and generation of 3D printing and DXF cutting files.
- Crash academy in generation of animations going from Sketchup to Blender
- Crash course in Instructionals generation starting with Script, Khan-Academy Style Instructionals, and Popcorn Maker upgrade.
- Crash course in Documentation by posting a Concept Design and Technical Design page for a given project on the wiki
- Manual plasma cutting
- TIG and MIG welding
- Acetylene torch cutting
- Mag drilling
- Ironworker machine operation
- Power Cube operation
- LifeTrac Operation.
- Building a CNC controller for the brick press via a CNC Circuit Mill starting from raw schematic files
- Operating the CNC torch table starting from the design of a custom part.
- Operating HydraFabber to produce a 3D print of a piece of 3/8" tubing starting from scratch, and to cut a 3/8" piece of tubing from card stock using diode laser cutter
- Building a CNC circuit mill from scratch
- Building a CNC 4-stepper motor controller of 1-5A capacity from scratch using RAMPS system
- Operating the manual lathe
Exam
- Starting a LifeTrac seeded with several failure modes that the student is required to identify and correct prior to starting the tractor
- Starting up a MIG welder to weld 1/2" steel from a starting point of setup, including gas, wire feed, proper gas feed, and correct power settings