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This project is intended to be a [[Distributive Enterprise]] which allows for a cloud-based 3D printing service. Payment is included in this service. | This project is intended to be a [[Distributive Enterprise]] which allows for a cloud-based 3D printing service. Payment is included in this service. | ||
As a later phase, backed by the printing capacity of various 3D print clusters | As a later phase, backed by the printing capacity of various 3D print clusters | ||
=Team= | =Used For= | ||
*3D Prnting of large numbers of parts | |||
*as a componet of the [[Open Source Automation Construction Set]] | |||
=Development Stuff= | |||
==Team== | |||
See [[Christian Log]] for July 2017 entries. | See [[Christian Log]] for July 2017 entries. | ||
=Working Doc= | ==Working Doc== | ||
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=Cluster Features - Requirements= | ==Cluster Features - Requirements== | ||
*Control of 24 printers with one raspberry pi | *Control of 24 printers with one raspberry pi | ||
*Logging of total print time for every machine | *Logging of total print time for every machine | ||
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*Logging of print failure. Suggestions - upon starting a print on a given machine, you are asked whether the last print was successful. | *Logging of print failure. Suggestions - upon starting a print on a given machine, you are asked whether the last print was successful. | ||
=Phases= | ==Phases== | ||
*1 - printing, 12 printers | *1 - printing, 12 printers | ||
*2 - Online Ordering of 3D Prints. Software activates printer automatically, and prints shipping label automatically. Shipping via Pickup. Automatic print labels. | *2 - Online Ordering of 3D Prints. Software activates printer automatically, and prints shipping label automatically. Shipping via Pickup. Automatic print labels. | ||
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*https://polar3d.com/ - Cloud 3D print platform; proprietary, but uses open source [[OctoPrint]]. | *https://polar3d.com/ - Cloud 3D print platform; proprietary, but uses open source [[OctoPrint]]. | ||
= | =Existing Open Source Designs= | ||
* | |||
=Minimum Viable Product= | |||
*Open Source | |||
*Modular | |||
*User Maintainable | |||
*User Upgradable | |||
*Uses the [[D3D Printer]] (although this could be adapted to other machienes in the [[Open Source Digital Fabrication Construction Set]] | |||
*Diverse Networking Options (ie USB, Thunderbolt 3, Ethernet, Infiniband, Wifi, Bluetooth, Lifi) | |||
*Scalable From 2 Printers to 1,000 Printers (maybe more...) | |||
*Intigration with the [[Open Source Automation Construction Set]] | |||
*User Freindly | |||
=Basic Design= | |||
==Printer== | |||
*[[D3D Printer]] (Although others could possibly work with the software+any additional hardware too) | |||
==Hardware== | |||
*Something like a rasberry pi/mini PC (or custom board) takes in the network signal, then this passes it off to the printer's microcontroller+servo controller via USB | |||
*Because it is usb connected and not soldered in this allows for easy upgradability, and modularity | |||
*This could all go in a 3D Printed Enclosure | |||
=Software= | |||
* | |||
=BOM= | |||
* | |||
=See Also= | |||
*[[Open Source Automation Construction Set]] | |||
*[[Open Source Digital Fabrication Construction Set]] | |||
*[[D3D Printer]] | |||
*[[3d Printer Cluster]] | *[[3d Printer Cluster]] | ||
=Useful Links= | |||
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Revision as of 15:57, 15 March 2018
Introduction
This project is intended to be a Distributive Enterprise which allows for a cloud-based 3D printing service. Payment is included in this service.
As a later phase, backed by the printing capacity of various 3D print clusters
Used For
- 3D Prnting of large numbers of parts
- as a componet of the Open Source Automation Construction Set
Development Stuff
Team
See Christian Log for July 2017 entries.
Working Doc
Cluster Features - Requirements
- Control of 24 printers with one raspberry pi
- Logging of total print time for every machine
- Logging of total number of prints
- Logging of print failure. Suggestions - upon starting a print on a given machine, you are asked whether the last print was successful.
Phases
- 1 - printing, 12 printers
- 2 - Online Ordering of 3D Prints. Software activates printer automatically, and prints shipping label automatically. Shipping via Pickup. Automatic print labels.
- 3 - Integration with postage printing.
- 4 - Addition of Stickers printed on demand.
- 5 - Open source color laser printer and inkjet printer.
Industry Standards
- https://polar3d.com/ - Cloud 3D print platform; proprietary, but uses open source OctoPrint.
Existing Open Source Designs
Minimum Viable Product
- Open Source
- Modular
- User Maintainable
- User Upgradable
- Uses the D3D Printer (although this could be adapted to other machienes in the Open Source Digital Fabrication Construction Set
- Diverse Networking Options (ie USB, Thunderbolt 3, Ethernet, Infiniband, Wifi, Bluetooth, Lifi)
- Scalable From 2 Printers to 1,000 Printers (maybe more...)
- Intigration with the Open Source Automation Construction Set
- User Freindly
Basic Design
Printer
- D3D Printer (Although others could possibly work with the software+any additional hardware too)
Hardware
- Something like a rasberry pi/mini PC (or custom board) takes in the network signal, then this passes it off to the printer's microcontroller+servo controller via USB
- Because it is usb connected and not soldered in this allows for easy upgradability, and modularity
- This could all go in a 3D Printed Enclosure
Software
BOM
See Also
- Open Source Automation Construction Set
- Open Source Digital Fabrication Construction Set
- D3D Printer
- 3d Printer Cluster