Difference between revisions of "Shapeoko Repair Madness 2016"

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= Survey the Field of Carnage =
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Death of the Shapeoko is just the beginning.
 
Death of the Shapeoko is just the beginning.
 
Survey the Field of Carnage
 
  
 
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= Preliminary List of Needs =
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== Hardware ==
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* Cables need to be labeled
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* Cables need to be consistent gage and type
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* Connectors need to be keyed (so they only fit together one way) and standardized
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* Cable routing and securing needs to be redone
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** If wire ties are used, they need to be trimmed
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* Limit switches need to be securely mounted and wired
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* Mounting hardware for table is missing a nut
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* Attach spindle to keyed connector
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* Control boards need to be tested
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* Stepper motors need to be tested
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* Determine heat sink and cooling fan needs for control boards
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* Determine whether control board interfaces with spindle
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* Research alternatives for controllers and connectors
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* Research alternatives for table materials & mounting
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== Software ==
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Note: This section will be expanded when hardware issues are fixed.
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* Determine whether min/max limits are stored
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* Determine optimum software versions and document all settings

Revision as of 22:27, 28 June 2016

Survey the Field of Carnage

Death of the Shapeoko is just the beginning.

JACSRP-01.jpg

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Tool Extraction

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But What About Debris

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The Debris Found

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Debris of Value

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What Remains is the Shapeoko

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The Electronic Guts and Entrails

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Sorted Out Components

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The Mechanical Beast

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Post Work Cleanup and Marking

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Preliminary List of Needs

Hardware

  • Cables need to be labeled
  • Cables need to be consistent gage and type
  • Connectors need to be keyed (so they only fit together one way) and standardized
  • Cable routing and securing needs to be redone
    • If wire ties are used, they need to be trimmed
  • Limit switches need to be securely mounted and wired
  • Mounting hardware for table is missing a nut
  • Attach spindle to keyed connector
  • Control boards need to be tested
  • Stepper motors need to be tested
  • Determine heat sink and cooling fan needs for control boards
  • Determine whether control board interfaces with spindle
  • Research alternatives for controllers and connectors
  • Research alternatives for table materials & mounting

Software

Note: This section will be expanded when hardware issues are fixed.

  • Determine whether min/max limits are stored
  • Determine optimum software versions and document all settings