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1/07

• Welcome back!
• There is a great deal to get done
• If you are 3D printing then I need a usable file TODAY.  If not then I'll start giving 0s in the grade book.  We can't wait any longer and you can't keep making excuses.  Likewise, shop people -- if you are not making tangible progress then you're going to start seeing 0s in the grade book.  
• Next class I will have due dates for everything -- they will be firm deadlines!

12/13

• Unless you are actively 3D printing -- so like 1 or 2 of you everyone is off to the workshop this morning!
• I hope you have the following:
• Reviewed all of the safety info
• Have a printed copy of your manufacturing plan 
• Have all of the stuff you need to get started today! 

12/11

• Welcome Dr. Tarr from USC!
• We will not head to the workshop today -- Thursday it's on!
• You'll need to consider the following:
• Review basic workshop safety
• http://www.technologystudent.com/health1/safetyr1.htm
• Print out your production plan (in fact, you may want to review and revise it today to look for steps you may have forgotten).
• This way you can add information to it as you work through the production of the prototype (Codega intentionally didn't really address this with you while conferencing about Part C) 
• Before you start making your prototype, ask yourself "Is there enough design here?".
• This is a chance to maybe do some more research
• Think about what you can add to increase visual/design interest
• Any changes made should be reflected in your OnShape designs (yup, you'll have to update what you did!) 
• 3D Printers -- you have a bunch of work to do in order to get those files ready to print so get to it! 

HOMEWORK

• Come prepared to work in the shop! 
• Have STL files prepped and ready to print. 

12/5 & 12/7

• Since the play is going on in the theater this week we are going to avoid going to the shop.  This DOES NOT MEAN that we are going to just hang out.  You can:
• Prepare 3D printing files and get them on Codega's mini SD card or desktop computer to be printed later today/tomorrow.
• Measure all of your cuts/parts.  Be sure to keep track of how long it takes to layout your measurements -- this should be in your Part C
• Once this is done take an inventory of what you forgot (chances are there is something) and add it to your Part C
• Go back and revise you Parts A, B, C -- Codega will try to conference with each of you individually on Friday!

HOMEWORK

• You're IB kids -- you should have plenty of work to do... 

12/3

• Codega will do a quick check that you ordered your materials
• 3D Printing tutorial
• Robo3D (the one on Codega's desk)
• Flashforge Dreamer (The one in the back of the room)
• If you are printing in ABS read this
• https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/how-to-succeed-when-printing-with-abs
• If you are printing in PLA read this
• https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/how-to-succeed-when-printing-in-pla 
• If you are NOT 3D printing then we need to talk about what is happening with shop time and where everyone else is going to go.
• THE LOOK OF YOUR IA MATTERS -- IF IT LOOKS LIKE YOU DID IT WITH YOUR FEET THEN YOUR GRADE IS GOING TO HAVE AN ISSUE.... 

11/29

• If you still owe technical drawings via OnShape now is the time to show Codega for partial credit.
• Take the remainder of the class to make sure that your Part is is organized in a way that makes sense (check the rubric and the checklist below for the order and what goes in each part)
• Remember, Part C is 9 pages -- you shouldn't have any less than 7.5 if you are doing it right.... 

HOMEWORK 

• PART C and ALL MATERIALS ORDERED BY 12/3 -- NO EXCUSES!!!! 

11/27

• IA OnShape check
• Let's go through a few IAs
• Design_Project_A.pdf
• Other example (elderly mail thing) 
• Time to review all the parts that are due with C
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• Continue to work on C (not your Math IA, not your EE -- looking at you Chapman)

HOMEWORK 

• PART C and ALL MATERIALS ORDERED BY 12/3 -- NO EXCUSES!!!! 

11/20

• Check the work you should have completed:
• Intro to sketching
• Part Design Using Part Studios  
• Multipart Studios
• Onshape Assemblies
• Detailed Drawings 
• If you didn't get this stuff done you need to complete the following:
• All of the exercises for 1/2 credit
• Create your IA design with dimensions (this will go directly into the IA)
• Create a DETAILED DRAWING of your IA (this will go directly into the IA)
• This is going to take a while so buckle up buttercup -- it's going to be a long Thanksgiving for some of you... 

HOMEWORK

• All of the exercises for 1/2 credit
• Create your IA design with dimensions (this will go directly into the IA)
• Create a DETAILED DRAWING of your IA (this will go directly into the IA)
• PART C and ALL MATERIALS ORDERED BY 11/30 

11/14 & 11/16

• Let's try to sign up for a http://www.onshape.com account (hopefully it works this time -- I submitted a ticket and everything!) 
• If this works (and I know, that's a big if) I want to you to complete the first few tutorials from this link
• https://learn.onshape.com/catalog?labels=%5B%22Training%20Offerings%22%5D&values=%5B%22Self-Paced%20Courses%22%5D
• If that doesn't work then try this:
• Go to PRODUCTS --> EDUCATION -- scroll all the way to the bottom and there should a a small sign in link.  Try that one (it has worked for some people)
• Also try:
• Click on this link  
• https://learn.onshape.com/catalog?labels=%5B%22Training%20Offerings%22%5D&values=%5B%22Self-Paced%20Courses%22%5D
• From here you should be prompted to login 
• Then click on the OnShape logo in the top left --> then click on the "back to OnShape" text above the video screen. 
• This should take you to the screen where you can design something  

HOMEWORK

• In the LEARNING CENTER complete the SELF PACED COURSE TOPICS:
• Intro to sketching
• Part Design Using Part Studios 
• I'll check it for a grade next class (i.e % done)
• Codega isn't here next class but will check the following on TUESDAY
• Multipart Studios
• Onshape Assemblies
• Detailed Drawings 

11/12

• Sign up for an account using this website (you'll need to use your phone the account set up page is blocked by the district).  This is a web based CAD program that might be the answer to our district issues...
• https://www.onshape.com/
• PRODUCTS -->EDUCATION-->GET STARTED
• Codega will conference with each of you regarding the production plan
• This is a living document -- you need to keep up with it and adjust it as necessary 
• In the meantime -- make a Gantt Chart for your project.  A Gantt chart is a visual schedule of your production plan.  Again, this is a living document so you really need to pay attention as we start to make the prototype and adjust the plan and chart as you go. 
• https://www.officetimeline.com/make-gantt-chart/excel#tutorial-manual   
• (if that is blocked...) https://www.teamgantt.com/what-is-a-gantt-chart/how-to-make-a-gantt-chart
• Or if that is blocked.. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/present-your-data-in-a-gantt-chart-in-excel-f8910ab4-ceda-4521-8207-f0fb34d9e2b6 

11/8

• Due to some internet filter issues we are going to Skip Part 3 (we'll come back to it later...)
• For Monday you owe me:
• Part C Section 4 -- Plan for Manufacturing

• At least a shot at a plan for manufacturing
1. Try to think through the steps you will need actually make your prototype -- a bulleted list is ok
2. Rough time you think each part will take -- you can revise this later as you go.  For Monday a bulleted list is fine and we will go over how to make a Gantt Chart next class.
3. For each  step (see #1) try to think about what safety measures you need take.  Think gloves, eye protection, well ventilated areas, etc.  EACH STEP NEEDS A RISK ASSESSMENT!
4. Create a CUT LIST
1. All parts of you design:
1. For example -- 2: 3ft x 5ft white pine panels 

SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS BUT DIDN'T -- THANKS RCSD1

• Check of what you did last class
• Now the real work of this class begins
• Using Google Sketchup (no joy with AUTOCAD from the district -- so we hit up plan B)
• 1st step in the final parts of C is to create a workable ORTHOGRAPHIC and ISOMETRIC scale representation of your design.  This is going to take a while...
• Here are some tutorial videos for using sketchup
• A shorter overview 
• And another overview (a bit longer) 
• Here is a great overview  (its long)
• Here is an actual example of a project using Sketchup
• Part 1
• Part 2 of this thing 
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• How to create an orthographic drawing using sketchup  

11/5

• Continue to work on the MANU TECH chart
• Here is a helpful document of what I want it to look like
• It also has a list of the tools (or at least most of them) that we have access to at Flora
• Manufacturing technique example and tool list.pdf

HOMEWORK

• This will be check for a grade on THURSDAY! 

11/1

• Quick completion check of MATERIALS AND COMPONENT CHART
• Remember, this is not a feedback opportunity or actual marking -- its a 100 or 0 type thing to make sure you completed the assigned work... 
• Now start to work on PART C MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES:
• This will be checked for a grade THURSDAY of next week for a grade (see above)
• No late work/half done/half hind-parted will be accepted -- 100 or 0
• Manufacturing Techniques Resources (it has to be 2 pages) -- THIS IS JUST FOR YOUR PROTOTYPE, NOT COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURING!
• http://www.ruthtrumpold.id.au/destech/?page_id=320
• http://www.ruthtrumpold.id.au/destech/?page_id=396
• Here are some examples from IB -- Note -- they are not perfect and you SHOULD NOT COPY them -- its just to give you an idea about what type of stuff needs to be included!
• Example 1
• Example 2 page 1 and page 2
• Example 3 page 1 and page 2 
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10/30

• More Part C
• We are going to divide Part C into different parts with all of it being due the Mon/Tuesday before Thanksgiving          ;
• For THURSDAY:
• Materials and Component Chart 

10/26

• PART C
• Today you at least need to start investigating materials and manufacturing techniques
• Ask Codega about what we have available 
• ACF can buy tools that you need but materials are your responsibility! 
• Only use materials / techniques that are FEASIBLE!
• Here is the checklist from the information:
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