Seed Home 2 Planning

This is the Critical Path in the Preparation Phase.

Key aspects to solve:

Critical is the support for vetting Owner-Builders.
Team of 4 vetters proposed.
Ideally the support team produces the blazing-fast 24 videos - 12 on dev method, 12 on the technology of House:

Onboarding Videos

OSE Intro - methods, vision, status, new operating system for transforming the world.
Intro to Collaboration - Focus on how and why it's missing. Patents. Universities. HeroX. Solar Challenge. Mars Probe exploded. Standards. Ultimately - Mattereum.
OSE Linux - super short
FreeCAD 101 - exists. But redone for OSE Linux
Wiki, Work Log, Embedded Docs, Embedded Videos, Live Editable Docs, Part Libraries
FreeCAD Part Libraries on the Wiki - creating them with Visual Histories
FreeCAD Spreadsheets
FreeCAD Seed Home Workbench Programming

Seed Home Walkthrough - the Build Method. Panels to finished product.
Modular Breakdown - the House. Understanding basic feasibility of rapid builds
Build Workflow Detail -
Sweet Home 3D Part Libraries - generic redesign - Owner-Builder submits a design where they drag and drop parts to build their house.
FreeCAD Part Libraries - Modifying Parts. Only for Enterprise track.
Seed Home BOM - user has to inventory. And build.
Foundation
Floor
Walls
Roof
Second Story
Trellis, Patio, Landscape. - Blender
Utility Panel - Inside, Outside, Channel
PV System
Biodigester + Toilet/Sink.

Codes and Inspection Schedule - get some architects to do this.
Lot Purchasing - get someone in real estate such as Dean Jackson from I Love Marketing
Organizing Build Events - Extreme Manfuacturing. People Pay You to Work for Them.

4 assistants - hire them asap. Budget for 6 months of their time.
Roles is effectively marketing - and on-boarding people. What exactly are they doing? Specifically. And for 2 years. Either 4 of them for full, or 2 for partial program.
Fabrication - on site - $25/hr.

Basic parameters:

Professional weld shops charge $60-75/hr around Missouri. That is scalable and replicable, but redundant in terms of paying overhead when we have onsite facilities.
One can hire someone. Welders get paid $18-27 (mean, top 10%) in Missouri. This is a cost-effective route compared to hiring a fab shop, if one has their own equipment.
Thus, with OSE design, designs can be fabricated.
Welder search - by reference.

Printer - large - 40 hr
CNC TT - 40 hr
High T Printer - 40 hr
Shredder Build - 40 hr
Filament Maker Build - 40 hr
Tractor: time of 40 hours for LifeTrac can thus cost between $720 and $1080, as opposed to $2400 for the outsource to a fab shop. From here, take $20/hr.
[4] Power Cube - 40 hr Duromax.
Helical Piers: 7 hours for a set of piers @15 minutes each - $140 for welding.
Pile Driver - 8 hrs - $160
MicroTrac - 40 hours of welding - $800
Baler - 40 hrs - $800
Rake - 8 hrs - $160.
Mower - 40 hrs
Brush Hog, Microtrac - 40 hrs
Brush Hog - LifeTrac - 40 hrs

OSE module-based design is most effective.
Execution for CNC machines requires 3D printing, best done with D3D Pro 3 for larger prints.
Thus, design the following things:
- Tractor - bobcat style life LifeTrac v17.10
- Diesel power cube
- 3x geardown for OSE Universal Rotor with pile-driving attachment. Geardown can also be used for tractor drive.
- P2 pile - up to 10'
- Microtrac - with mower, tiller, small round baler, rake, and cutter. Decrease track width possibly to 8" on both LifeTrac and MicroTrac.
- Mower - Rotary Disk Mower.
- Rake -
- Baler - simple
- Brushhog