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(Asked for some clarification on some questions I had)
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=Future Work=
=Future Work=
==General==
==Specific Immediate Items==
*Simplify Universal Axis from clamshell to monolithic for Motor and idlder side.  
*Simplify Universal Axis from clamshell to monolithic for Motor and idlder side.  
*Retain carriage side, or fix it? Only compelling reason is taking the X axis off. But we could redesign the X so it cna be independent of the Y. If we take off X with 2 bolts, service on X or Y allows for whole X and Whole Y to be taken off easily - the Y does not mix with X.
*Retain carriage side, or fix it? Only compelling reason is taking the X axis off. But we could redesign the X so it cna be independent of the Y. If we take off X with 2 bolts, service on X or Y allows for whole X and Whole Y to be taken off easily - the Y does not mix with X.
==Future Work==
*Develop [[FDM 3D Printer Print Profiles]] for various materials to make it even more plug and play (less, if any failed prints due to the best settings being pre-determined)
*Develop [[FDM 3D Printer Print Profiles]] for various materials to make it even more plug and play (less, if any failed prints due to the best settings being pre-determined)
*[[D3D Toolchanger]] and/or [[D3D Toolheads]]
*[[D3D Toolchanger]] and/or [[D3D Toolheads]]

Revision as of 03:39, 1 May 2020

Future Work

Specific Immediate Items

  • Simplify Universal Axis from clamshell to monolithic for Motor and idlder side.
  • Retain carriage side, or fix it? Only compelling reason is taking the X axis off. But we could redesign the X so it cna be independent of the Y. If we take off X with 2 bolts, service on X or Y allows for whole X and Whole Y to be taken off easily - the Y does not mix with X.

Future Work

Production Engineering

  • Too much cleanup on X-Y joints. Rework the production engineering so that printing can be by default more clean. Probably do a joint between one-piece motor and one-piece carriage.
    • Is any of this due to print settings and/or nozzle size?

Bug Reports

  • fix the Y carrieage to X pieces so both carriages are external.