Mathias log
Mon August 11, 2014
MicroHouse 3 workshop
Sun August 10, 2014
MicroHouse 3 workshop
Sat August 9, 2014
MicroHouse 3 workshop
Fri August 8, 2014
MicroHouse 3 workshop
pressed bricks
built dome
made carpentry module
Thu August 7, 2014
helped [Eric Log|Eric] building a dome
built a TV-stand with Greg
MicroHouse 3 workshop started
nightshift building the outhouse with Greg and Ellena
Wed August 6, 2014
Documentation for Curtis for MicroHouse 3 build yet another picnic table with Michal
Tue August 5, 2014
Pressed bricks for MicroHouse 3 incl. nightshift soil to wet, got stuck in the press LifeTrac IV broke: key that connects coupler on left front wheel motor with shaft fell off, counterparts worn out, needs replacement
Mon August 4, 2014
Pressed bricks for MicroHouse 3
Sun August 3, 2014
worked on the outhouse with Greg and Ellena
repaired left front wheel of LifeTrac 6 with Churchill. axle broke because of drilled hole for wheel attachment (needs redesign), holes of coupling flange (shaft/wheel) didn't line up correctly, used brute force to assemble.
Sat August 2, 2014
Midnight welding lessons with Devin
talked with Marcin about setting up a skype-conference with my professor about CAD-design assistance from JKU students
solenoid valves have to be opencentered which Marcin didn't tell me when first giving me the assignment and kills my previous designs which are closed centered
Fri August 1, 2014
built another picnic table with Michal
Thu July 31, 2014
Worked on MicroHouse 3 Foundation
built another picnic table as to this design: picnic table
Wed July 30, 2014
Worked on MicroHouse 3 Foundation
talked with Marcin about a small collaboration between my university JKU Linz and ose ose can provide small design projects, students will design parts and make CAD-models as part of a course
Tue July 29, 2014
Arrived at FeF
Thu May 01, 2014
Made some sketches for the valves.
Posted results here
Sun Apr 27, 2014
Marcin asked me to start designing openSource solenoid_valves for 30 gallon per min at 3000 psi pressure.
Started research on the matter. Electrical controlled valves are necessary in order to remote-control machines from the GVCS. However, the solenoid valves for the power level of interest cost about $300 per double-acting channel. There is thus A strong case for open source solenoid valves, which we could produce for probably 1/5 of that cost.