Difference between revisions of "Open Hardware Loom, Open Source Ecology Germany"

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Open Hardware Loom, Open Source Ecology Germany Basic Data Category: Looms URL (first publication): https://wiki.opensourceecology.de/Open_Hardware-Webstuhl_%E2%80%93_OHLOOM License: CC BY-SA 4.0 Organization: Open Source Ecology Germany e.V. Project status: Active Technical documentation Maturity of the project: prototype Contains PDF-drawings: Yes CAD files are editable: Yes Assembly instructions are published: Yes Bill of materials is published: No no no no	[[File:\|frameless\|link=\|300x300px\|class=imgproject_gallery]]

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-|desc=An important area that is still underrepresented in the GVCS is ... clothing and textiles. Actually something very elementary. Imagine a well-functioning eco-community with wool from sheep or (for the vegans) flax linen.
+|licence=CCBYSA40
+|organization=Open Source Ecology Germany e.V.
-But how do you get fabrics and cloth for clothing from it? The answer is: knit or weave.
+|project_status=active
+|maturity=PTT
-Since this is a rather time-consuming matter it would be nice to be able to do this with the help of machines. For example with a self-built weaving machine, as shown in the video at www.kickstarter.com.
+|design_files_pub=yes
+|cad_link=https://gitlab.com/OSEGermany/ohloom
-To build such a machine you need to have an idea of how weaving works. And this little project should help us to do so: A simple manual comb loom, with a wooden frame and ABS plastic comb and ratchet from the 3D printer.
+|cad_files_editable=yes
+|mechanical_licence=CCBYSA40
+|electronic_files_pub=no
+|software_files_pub=no
+|assembly_inst_pub=yes
+|bill_materials_pub=no
+|contributing_guide_pub=no
+|issue_management_system=no
+|versioning_system=no
+|contains_pdf_drawings=yes
+|technology_readyness_level=6
 |certificate_requested=No
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