Mechanical Computer
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| Description | documenting a generic tool/artpiece
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| Author | [[User:User:Example_User]]
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Contents
Working Notes. This is a stub!
Everything below this point is working notes.
Forum thread?
Tooling
Description of tooling requirements.
Motivation
Utterly Cool
Love Of the Art
Mechanical Computing is inherently beautiful and interesting.
RBS
Bootstraps RBS.
Entrepreneurship (Kits)
Mr. Bunny may have a cottage industry making and selling kits. He's also the developer. If you want to buy a kit, he's the best person to buy one from. And he's got a link to his paypal account on his homepage. (Listed in the user box above.)
Files and Parts
Generic/Daughter_part and CarrotStraightener. (As a gentle style recommendation, it's good to try to keep all your parts and files on the RepRap wiki rather than scattered around so that Library Staff and Volunteers don't have to write scripts and so on to get stuff back onto the wiki.) File:Uploaded files example.zip
Photos and Drawings
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