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Revision as of 19:54, 15 October 2019
Mon Oct 14, 2019
Today I began building the first prototype of the D3D Simple/Universal arm, based on the information from the D3D 18.10 manual
- Check the new designs for the axis from Israel (and everything else!)
- The assembly and alignment of the rods needs to be better explained, and needs to be underline the need for a good flow of the carriage
Notes and continuous modification on: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xNtNjXyJlT94ke5VhhwMkwrBu-kOUIIhOA5mpv6SDR8/edit?usp=sharing
Doubts:
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[Test]
ALSO:
- Found this new granulator today, from Pierce's group --> https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/201909.0003/v1
Wed Oct 02, 2019
D3D Manual, first contact. Changing stuff towards 3D Simple while waiting for the components to arrive.
Aim: to precisely follow the design and structure of the original OSE D3D Manual as possible.
Question/Doubts:
- check optimal fill rate for 3d printed parts: 20% as the default.