Nate Log
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2015-02-25 Hangout with Jonathan
Jonathan wants to help OSE getting more structured and inviting for new collaborators. Goals:
- Get to know people personally, build relationships
- Have a team of dedicated people until end of March 2015
Actions defined:
- Jonathan: Prepare slide show, https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LYdZhKTsBcfXQsUiP3C-yI3EE2XGYZ5Dcmt1-e0_Jzk/edit
- Jonathan: Follow up on action items
- Nate: Join IT team hangout (beginning of March 2015, invitation by Jonathan)
February 2015
Goals:
- Help new contributors getting involved quickly
- Define processes and definitions for version management
Tasks done:
- Edit wiki pages for new contributors: Wiki instructions, Template:RequiredReading, Getting Started Guide
- Create wiki pages for GVCS machine version management: GVCS Machine, Naming and Identification, Master Index, Master Index Software
- Discuss with Marcin about the need of a visible Team, especially community manager role
June 22, 2013: Task 10, CNC Circuit Mill Spindle
Please coordinate between John Log, Leo Log, Tim Boyd, and Nate Log - all work related to HydraFabber
Goal
- Have a mount on the TAZ to attach the existing CNC_Circuit_Mill_Spindle by MIT
- This mount must be 3D printable using TAZ
Log
- Clarify goal and task details
- Write email to creator of spindle asking for missing drawings/CAD files
- Find relevant TAZ parts from [1]
- Basic idea:
- Remove X_Carriage_QuickGuide and X_SingleExtruderMountOffset
- Add new part X_MillSpindleMount and attach it to X_Carriage
- Install FreeCAD
- Tried unsuccessfully to add this to TK0_Assembly.fcstd (how to add new parts to an assembly file?)
- FreeCAD undo bug: http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/FreeCAD#Temp (or am I doing something wrong?)
- I stop here and hand over to John
Files
- Draft of spindle mount: File:X MillSpindleMount v0.1.FCStd (FreeCAD)
- Note: This serves as an illustration only. Size, holes, scaling are all wrong
- Spindle file from Ilan Moyer via John Log from Solidworks into STP: File:Spindle assy.stp
Next steps, open questions
- Find correct dimensions of spindle
- Draw nice CAD part that makes sense mechanically and that looks printable
- How to fix the spindle in z-axis?
- Add holes and match to TAZ