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DOCUMENTATION
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
For version 1.08:
The parts list for version 1.08
Version108 -Assembly manual -Part1
Version108 -Assembly manual - Part2
Version108 -Assembly manual - Part3
Version108 -Assembly manual - Part4
For version 1.01:
Exploded views - drawings
Part list version 1.01
V1.01 Instructions Part1
V1.01Instructions Part2
V1.01Instructions Part3
V1.01Instructions Part4
EXPLODED VIEW DRAWINGS
PARTS LISTS
Parts list version 1.08
Parts list version 1.01
SOFTWARE
USING CAD.PY
To generate the G-code, we like CAD.PY, a Python script from MIT
For an overview of open-source G-code generators, we refer to:
http://replicat.org/generators
For the links to the software & installation instructions go to the download-page.
A short tutorial on the use of CAD.PY to create a milling pattern from a 2D bitmap:
using CAD.PY
USING REPLICATORG
We currently use ReplicatorG to control the machine and send G-code to it.
http://replicat.org/
You need to install ReplicatorG, then copy the driver-file for our machine into the 'machines' directory
A short tutorial on the use of ReplicatorG to control the machine.
using ReplicatorG
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Copyright, Copyleft -
aws designteam -
Fr 30.09.2011 – Mo 3.10.2011 -
stilwerk
SEPTEMBER 26th 2011 - Kimmo's copy of the machine is on display at the Tampere Architecture week http://www.arkkitehtuuriviikko.fiuntil the 2nd of October, in an exhibition on new materials and fabrication techniques. SEPTEMBER 25th 2011 - We published version 1.08 of our machine. See Downloadsor Thingiverse for the DXF-file,
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