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Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)

Posted by redskinsjbs 
Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)
January 03, 2008 09:27PM
The intent of this thread to get input on a friendlier version of the directions to building a RepRap. This is a project that I am currently working on to try to bridge that gap between the extremely techy who are currently constructing to those who are just interested in the project.

RepRap.swf

**NOTE** There are no slides attached to the arduino or mechanical threads yet. To view the best representation, go to electronics > Generation 1

Any input is valued input, so please feel free to bash or praise it, but please be nice. I figure that flash is he best way to do this because any browser has the capability to play flash movies.


Jay
Re: Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)
January 04, 2008 06:57AM
Great Initiative!

Being a half-assed technichian and rather good at teaching (it runs in the family) I might be useful in "spreading the gospell".

Once I understood something fully myself I can teach it to a rock if I must!


/Erik
Re: Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)
January 06, 2008 09:20AM
If someone would be willing to take step by step photos of them construction a generation 1 Universal Controller board, it would be extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. I would like to have it in the presentation.


Jay
Re: Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)
January 06, 2008 11:42AM
Hi Jay I'm about to build one in the next few days if you PM me with what you need I'll try to do what I can. I'm good with a soldering iron etc it's the camera bit I'm not so sure about confused smiley


Ian
[www.bitsfrombytes.com]
You might take inspiration from my user friendly repstrap construction howto.
[www.instructables.com]

Post it on instructables and make a time-lapse video of contruction or a multipart series of videos of the hard steps.
Re: Viewer Friendly Directions (Entry Level)
January 07, 2008 09:23PM
Great Idea. Now I just have to debug my flash slides because they just stopped doing their transistions for not particular reason.


Jay
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