OshMi Overview
http://youtu.be/AkzdDt3sdBk
OshMi Is Working
http://youtu.be/c-r-whtOqFs
Installation
http://youtu.be/_2sYyzG_ZWs
I've also updated the Eagle Files in the previous post to reflect the minor tweaks I've made.
Open Source Hardware Machine Interface
This is a little project I've had going for a while. Just a pcb to attach an LCD, Knob, Beeper, and Micro SD Card to a RepRap. The only good solution I found were thing like the PanelMax which was very expensive. So I designed this board and had SeeedStudio make it for cheap.
I just ordered all of the components so hopefully I'll have it up and running next week.
And here's the design files. I found a little issue with the
It's been a while... sorry 'bout that. So here's the skinny:
I got everything printed. programmed and assembled. The initial testing showed that there needs to be a fair bit more torque to get things going. I had it geared down by a factor of 7, which at my estimates would give a top speed of about 32 mph. Unfortunately the printed pulley just melted to pieces when I tried to drive it because of a lack of torque to drive it while a person was riding it. So I'm looking into planetary gears as an