Difference between revisions of "Bootcamp Nov 2013"
(Created page with "This site is a suggestion for Development for Fab Lab Saudi Arabia, Visit to Fab Lab Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland. == Day 1 Monday == Goals: *Learn to use the Modela *Make inst...") |
(→Week one: 4-8th of November) |
||
(13 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
This site is a suggestion for Development for Fab Lab Saudi Arabia, | This site is a suggestion for Development for Fab Lab Saudi Arabia, | ||
Visit to Fab Lab Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland. | Visit to Fab Lab Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland. | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
Goals: | Goals: | ||
*Learn to use the Modela | *Learn to use the Modela | ||
Line 13: | Line 10: | ||
*Operational model | *Operational model | ||
*Makerspaces, Hackerspaces, Fab Labs | *Makerspaces, Hackerspaces, Fab Labs | ||
− | |||
− | |||
==Week one: 4-8th of November== | ==Week one: 4-8th of November== | ||
− | * | + | *Introduction to Fab Labs |
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | + | ||
− | * | + | *Videos from Fab Labs around the world=== |
− | * | + | **[http://vimeo.com/fablabbcn http://vimeo.com/fablabbcn] |
+ | **[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9G7gGEFt0I Fab Lab Manchester 1] | ||
+ | **[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F94dK7aOYJs&feature=youtu.be Fab Lab Manchester 2] | ||
+ | **[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zlp0g9Gcvg Fab Lab Iceland Vestmannaeyjar] | ||
+ | **[http://www.youtube.com/user/fablabisland http://www.youtube.com/user/fablabisland] | ||
+ | **[http://vimeo.com/76133614#at=0 Fab Lab Amsterdam Self adjustable prosthesis] | ||
+ | **[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdeuSYAinyk Jean Michel Molenaar - Fabs labs & global learning] | ||
*Guided tour of the fab lab | *Guided tour of the fab lab | ||
*Documentation and archiving online (30 minutes) Frosti for fab lab Wiki (45 minutes ) | *Documentation and archiving online (30 minutes) Frosti for fab lab Wiki (45 minutes ) | ||
Line 39: | Line 30: | ||
***[http://fab.cba.mit.edu/ | ***[http://fab.cba.mit.edu/ | ||
***[http://academy.cba.mit.edu/ Fab Academy] | ***[http://academy.cba.mit.edu/ Fab Academy] | ||
− | ***[http://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/ | + | ***[http://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.13/ How to make almost anything]), |
− | ***[http://fabfolk.com/ Fabfolk.com] | + | ***[http://fabfolk.com/ Fabfolk.com] |
+ | ***[http://www.fabacademy.org/] | ||
**How to document? | **How to document? | ||
***[[Special:UserLogin|log in]] | ***[[Special:UserLogin|log in]] | ||
Line 46: | Line 38: | ||
***How to start your own page? [[Test page]] | ***How to start your own page? [[Test page]] | ||
***How to upload file? [[Special:Upload]] | ***How to upload file? [[Special:Upload]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | *Digital design | ||
+ | **Design software for 2D: | ||
+ | ***[[Inkscape]] -Frosti , 90 minutes | ||
+ | ****[http://wiki.inkscape.org/] | ||
+ | ***[[Gimp]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | * Connect with the [[Multipoint Conference Unit (MCU)|MCU]] | ||
+ | **[https://www.ciscojabbervideo.com Jabber by Cisco] | ||
+ | ***Download at the link above or via ciscojabbervideo.com, you will be asked to create an account during the process | ||
+ | ***Connect to the MCU by calling jabbervideo@18.85.8.48 -- or you can connect directly to room 1 by calling 1@18.85.8.48 | ||
+ | General information about Fab Labs | ||
+ | |||
+ | *'''consumables for each machine''' | ||
+ | Are there suppliers for the materials | ||
+ | Yes there are local suppliers. | ||
+ | *Up 3D printer: ABS plastics -> not locally yet, http://www.pp3dp.com/ | ||
+ | *Roland Modela: Either Circuit board or model wax, not locally yet, http://www.machinablewax.com, http://www.globallaminates.com/, bits | ||
+ | *Roland GX-24 Vinyl cutter: Vinyl and transferring tape: locally, www.enso.is, knives | ||
+ | |||
+ | *Shopbot: Normally plywood, wood, plastics, locally, bits | ||
+ | *Epilog laser: Recycled cardboard, acryllics (plexiglass), -> locally, used cardboard from packaging under soda bottles, acryllics locoally | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Consumption method (approximated numbers per user or group)''' | ||
+ | *Up 3D printer: ABS plastics -> per gram | ||
+ | *Roland Modela: Either Circuit board or model wax, not locally yet, -> per piece http://www.machinablewax.com, http://www.globallaminates.com/ | ||
+ | *Roland GX-24 Vinyl cutter: Vinyl and transferring tape: -> per meter | ||
+ | *Shopbot: Normally plywood, wood, plastics, locally, -> per square meter | ||
+ | *Epilog laser: Recycled cardboard, acryllics (plexiglass), -> per square millimeter, or per new board that is started | ||
+ | |||
+ | '''Workshop Capacity, levels and software.''' | ||
+ | Workshop capacity: 12-18 people max. With 18 you would need at least 2 mentors. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Workshop activities: | ||
+ | *http://academy.cba.mit.edu/2013/schedule/index.html | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===Software:=== | ||
+ | *[[Gimp]], [[Inkscape]], [[Blender]], | ||
+ | *Eagle, Sculptris, Sketchup, | ||
+ | *Modela Player, V-Carve pro | ||
+ | *.pdf reader | ||
+ | *Pepacura | ||
+ | * Rhino? | ||
+ | |||
+ | Up3d printing software | ||
+ | See also: http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/computer_design/index.html | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Week two: 11-15th of November== | ||
+ | |||
+ | *Continue with [[Inkscape tutorial]] | ||
+ | *[[How to Make Circuits in the Fab Lab]] | ||
+ | *[[Making circuit boards on Modela]] | ||
+ | *3D Scanning and file preparation for fabrication | ||
+ | **(Frosti Scanning, demonstrative | ||
+ | ** idea to have modeling paste (clay) | ||
+ | **3d File Prep 30 minutes | ||
+ | * [[Shopbot]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Week three: 18-22nd of November== | ||
+ | *[http://fab.cba.mit.edu/about/fab/inv.html Fab Lab Inventory] | ||
+ | *[[Roland GX 24]] | ||
+ | *[[Epilog Laser]] | ||
+ | *[[Roland_Modela]] | ||
+ | *[http://www.shopbottools.com/ShopBotDocs/maintenance.htm Shopbot maintenance documents] | ||
+ | *[[Making_a_Wax_Mould_on_the_Modela]] | ||
+ | * Install[[Ubuntu]] | ||
+ | * Make instructional videos and tutorials | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Week four: 25-28th of November== | ||
+ | *Reykjavik | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | == Day 1 Monday == | ||
+ | Morning | ||
+ | |||
+ | *Introduction to Fab Labs | ||
+ | *Review the week: Describe final projects (inputs and outputs: motors, lights sound, temperature, etc.) (Frosti) | ||
+ | |||
Line 52: | Line 123: | ||
Afternoon | Afternoon | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
***- Openoffice | ***- Openoffice | ||
***- Corel Draw | ***- Corel Draw | ||
Line 101: | Line 166: | ||
**[[Epilog Laser|laser cutter]] | **[[Epilog Laser|laser cutter]] | ||
− | |||
− | |||
− | |||
<br> | <br> |
Latest revision as of 14:43, 22 November 2013
This site is a suggestion for Development for Fab Lab Saudi Arabia, Visit to Fab Lab Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland. Goals:
- Learn to use the Modela
- Make instructional videos
- Make documentation in arabic
- Using the Wiki
- Connect to the MCU
- Setting up a new Fab Lab
- Operational model
- Makerspaces, Hackerspaces, Fab Labs
Contents
- 1 Week one: 4-8th of November
- 2 Week two: 11-15th of November
- 3 Week three: 18-22nd of November
- 4 Week four: 25-28th of November
- 5 Day 1 Monday
- 6 Day 2 Tuesday 9AM
- 7 Day 3 Wednesday 8AM
- 8 Day 4 Thursday 8 AM
- 9 Day 5 Friday 8AM
- 10 Day 6 Saturday
Week one: 4-8th of November
- Introduction to Fab Labs
- Videos from Fab Labs around the world===
- Guided tour of the fab lab
- Documentation and archiving online (30 minutes) Frosti for fab lab Wiki (45 minutes )
- Where to find information?
- How to document?
- log in
- Special:Preferences
- How to start your own page? Test page
- How to upload file? Special:Upload
- Connect with the MCU
- Jabber by Cisco
- Download at the link above or via ciscojabbervideo.com, you will be asked to create an account during the process
- Connect to the MCU by calling jabbervideo@18.85.8.48 -- or you can connect directly to room 1 by calling 1@18.85.8.48
- Jabber by Cisco
General information about Fab Labs
- consumables for each machine
Are there suppliers for the materials Yes there are local suppliers.
- Up 3D printer: ABS plastics -> not locally yet, http://www.pp3dp.com/
- Roland Modela: Either Circuit board or model wax, not locally yet, http://www.machinablewax.com, http://www.globallaminates.com/, bits
- Roland GX-24 Vinyl cutter: Vinyl and transferring tape: locally, www.enso.is, knives
- Shopbot: Normally plywood, wood, plastics, locally, bits
- Epilog laser: Recycled cardboard, acryllics (plexiglass), -> locally, used cardboard from packaging under soda bottles, acryllics locoally
Consumption method (approximated numbers per user or group)
- Up 3D printer: ABS plastics -> per gram
- Roland Modela: Either Circuit board or model wax, not locally yet, -> per piece http://www.machinablewax.com, http://www.globallaminates.com/
- Roland GX-24 Vinyl cutter: Vinyl and transferring tape: -> per meter
- Shopbot: Normally plywood, wood, plastics, locally, -> per square meter
- Epilog laser: Recycled cardboard, acryllics (plexiglass), -> per square millimeter, or per new board that is started
Workshop Capacity, levels and software. Workshop capacity: 12-18 people max. With 18 you would need at least 2 mentors.
Workshop activities:
Software:
- Gimp, Inkscape, Blender,
- Eagle, Sculptris, Sketchup,
- Modela Player, V-Carve pro
- .pdf reader
- Pepacura
- Rhino?
Up3d printing software See also: http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/computer_design/index.html
Week two: 11-15th of November
- Continue with Inkscape tutorial
- How to Make Circuits in the Fab Lab
- Making circuit boards on Modela
- 3D Scanning and file preparation for fabrication
- (Frosti Scanning, demonstrative
- idea to have modeling paste (clay)
- 3d File Prep 30 minutes
- Shopbot
Week three: 18-22nd of November
- Fab Lab Inventory
- Roland GX 24
- Epilog Laser
- Roland_Modela
- Shopbot maintenance documents
- Making_a_Wax_Mould_on_the_Modela
- InstallUbuntu
- Make instructional videos and tutorials
Week four: 25-28th of November
- Reykjavik
Day 1 Monday
Morning
- Introduction to Fab Labs
- Review the week: Describe final projects (inputs and outputs: motors, lights sound, temperature, etc.) (Frosti)
Afternoon
- - Openoffice
- - Corel Draw
- - illustrator
- Design software for 3D:
- - Blender Frosti Scale, rotate, add, join, save, export, (15 minutes)
- - Sketch-up
- - Rhino
- - 123D Make,http://www.123dapp.com/
- - K3D
- Homework: Decide upon and describe final project, integrating different fabrication methods and electronics
Day 2 Tuesday 9AM
- 9-10AM Business/Sustainability
- https://www.inventables.com,
- Sustainability models
- https://www.inventables.com,
- 10-12PM 3D design & file prep
- 12:12:30 lunch
- 12:30-1:15 tour of museum highlights
- 1:30-3:00 3D printing / learning Shopbot;
- 3:00-3:45 young people introduce selves and show some of their projects
- 4:00-6:15 Fabrication for 3D printer and ShopBot
Morning
*2D Subtractive fabrication (Frosti) **2D - 3D pressfit with Sketchup (90 minutes) **laser cutter
Afternoon
*3D Additive fabrication, 3D printing (Dan) **vinyl cutter *Making t-shirts (Frosti)
Day 3 Wednesday 8AM
Morning
- Fab Lab Management and Sustainability (Lass/Betty Barret?)
- How to set up a lab
- Additive fabrication (continued) (Dan)
- Introduction to ShopBot and making large things (Frosti)
Afternoon
- Shopbot /make something big (Frosti)
- Modela/molding and casting (Mercedes with help from Dan)
Day 4 Thursday 8 AM
Electronics all day
- start with 1.5 hours of Picocricket/Scratch/Pico Board Frosti)
- Circuit Design
- File preparation & fabrication(Mercedes)
- Fabrication: components & soldering (Mercedes)
Day 5 Friday 8AM
Morning
- Programming circuits
Afternoon
- Final Project Fabrication
- Systems Integration
Day 6 Saturday
All morning
- Final Project Fabrication & Systems Integration
Integrate the final projects
share the final projects with the users of the museum.
MSI
Concerns:
3 d printing
Rhino or Blender?
Google Sketchup
Question
Day 1 Monday
Morning
- Introduction to Fab Labs -
- Review the week: Describe final projects (inputs and outputs: motors, lights sound, temperature, etc.)(electronics with)
- Guided tour of the fab lab
- Documentation and archiving online
Afternoon Digital design (2D and 3D software tools)
Homework: Decide upon and describe final project, integrating different fabrication methods and electronics
2D design and fabrication
2D DESIGN TOOLS (1 hour)
Design software for 2D:
- - Inkscape
- - Openoffice - Libre Office
- - Corel Draw
- - illustrator
2D FABRICATION TOOLS (3 hours)
CNC Cutting:
Laser:
- Safety, use, maintenance , projects (2D projects)
- - Materials (Wood, Acrylic, Textiles, Organic Source
- - Nesting and saving material
- - Press-fit
- - From 2D to 3D and viceversa workflow (DEMO on waffle structures)
- - Raster images and bitmaps
ShopBot
(Introduction in 2D cutting use): Safety, use, maintenance, projects (2D projects).
- - Materials (Wood, Aluminum, Composites, Acrylic)
- - Tool types (Diameter, Length, Blades, Shape)
- - Nesting and Hold down
Vinyl Cutter:
- Safety, use, maintenance, projects (Tshirt, flex circuit or antenna, signs)
Documentation
How to use the wiki
Also you can try the Mercurial
Assignment:
- To develop a design using a 2D Design software (Could be out of proposed software), fabricate it with the Laser Cutter and document it on Boot Camp Site.
Day 2 Tuesday
A day of 3D design, molding and casting, (xtra 3D printing technology for those who have that capability)
3D DESIGN TOOLS (3 hours)
3D FABRICATION TOOLS (3 hours)
Modela:
- Safety, use, maintenance, projects (molding and casting, circuits, 2D etching)
- - Materials
- - Tool types (Diameter, Length, Blades, Shape)
- - Molding and Casting materials
- - Making a Wax Mould on the Modela
ShopBot
- Safety, use, maintenance, projects (furniture, mini-sail boat, sign)
- - Materials (Foam, Wax, Wood)
- - Tool types (Diameter, Length, Blades, Shape)
- - Molding and Casting materials in a large scale
- - Large scale surfacing
Shop Bot Fabrication process (2 hours)
- - Toolpath Generation
- - Partworks 2.5D and 3D
- - RhinoCam
- - Material preparation and holdown
3D printing
- - Technoligies: Layering, SLS, FDM
- - Commercial: ZCorp, Dimension, HP, Objet, Matrix, EOS
- - Open Source projects: RepRap, Maker Bot, Fab at Home
Evening:
- Modela and ShopBot projects continued
Assignment:
- Design and fabricate a mold in a small scale
Day 3 Wednesday
Electronics and overall lab considerations (management, business, networking, IT, etc.) Group: Shawn Wallace electronics introduction: Time: 09:00 Boston time
Morning Europe time: Lab management, Tomas and Frosti, lab management and administration
Morning > Lab Management and administration (2 hours)
- - Inventory
- - Lab IT and Networking: Epilog, print drivers, LAN
- - Machine maintenance
- - Safety
- - Machine reservation system
- - Web management tools
- - Business models
- - Material management (recycling, classifying)
Afternoon > ELECTRONICS
- - Design and Production Hello this is my desktop
- - Programming
Design software:
- - cad.py (pretty tough for a couple of hours!!!!)
- - Eagle
How to make a Hello World circuit (2 hours)
- - CAD.py process (Feeds, Speeds, Resolution)
- - Setting up the Modela (Calibration, Copper board setup)
- - Tools (Milling and cutting)
- - Soldering
Programming:
- How to program a Hello World circuit (2 hours)
- - Assembler language
- - C Programming
- - Microcontroller language: .Hex files.
- - Programming Cable Making (FABISP?)
- - Avrdude
Evening:
- electronics projects continued
Assignment
- Modify, fabricate and program your own hello board:
- - RGB LED Board
- - Speaker Board
- - Step Response Board
- - Microphone Board
Day 4 Thursday
Electronics continues and integrated final project work (something like a music box)
Finishing Electronics design, production and programming
- - Programming cables
- - Customized hello board
Day 5 Friday
Group session at 11.00 Boston time: Presentation and documentation
Final project integration
- - A final project to be defined with the integration of different fabrication methods and electronics
Online Final Project Presentation
- 5 min for participant to explain and show their projects (2-3 hours)