Sunday, March 16, 2008
Coupling Issues Solved
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The End?
Vik :v)
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Nice to see some examples of self-repair/self-organ-replacement going on. Seems like a natural step between the inert, inorganic collection of parts and a "living" reprap.
nophead: We need a fan anyway for cooling the workpiece. The stepper cooling fan should go away when we move to DC servos.
Vik :v)
Vik :v)
Yeah, where do you think mine came from :)
It'll be good to get rid of them eventually though.
Vik :v)
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It'll be good to get rid of them eventually though.
Vik :v)
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