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title4 November 2023

Modules

  • Added inserts to the remaining top cell holders + top covers

  • Potted busbars for another cell holder, but ran out of busbars for more (waiting on the dwg file so we can cut another batch)

  • Measured cell voltages for another module's worth of cells

  • @Nicole Choe and @Taylor Elena Avery Hazelwood worked on enclosure jig manufacturing

  • @jenna k was working on CAD for aux. finished except securing mechanism needed to baffle, probs bolted connection

Enclosure:

  • Progress made on manufacturing modules. Manufacturing modules, but ran out of busbars - Vaibhav to message Caleb, who was in charge for water-jet files to forward the file to the group

  • Steel Flat Jig was tested and fits to chassis. Taylor cut 3/4 wood pieces needed for our enclosure jig, and I've asked her to cut holes for two of them. To be completed by Saturday

  • All screws set aside for Enclosure jig.

  • Tested another 32 cells for the module

  • Welding deadline for steel flat to enclosure is November 15th. Waiting for angle irons (hopefully in by wed 8th)

  • Enclosure panel MDF cutting needs to be redone - to be completed by Wednesday's working session (November 8th)

  • As soon as the angles arrive - Jenna to send a message @channel so machining can start as soon as possible.

  • 3D Prints to be assigned by Shem, after his Enclosure Design meeting with Jenna

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title9 Nov 2023

  • Finished milling steel flats, cut to-size +- 0.4mm (outside XV-BAT129 Steel_Cross_Bar cut -0.9mm). This issue will be fixed by welding. Disregard yesterday's 2mm undersize, that was a mistake

  • Finished cutting angle irons - will be milled to-size by tomorrow 

  • Worked with Machine Shop Guy to plan cutting holes into parts using mill - will finish tomorrow

  • Validating Chassis Cross bar jig tomorrow by milling holes into a scrap 1/4" piece

  • 1/4" Steel for Chassis Cross bar has not arrived yet. Will ping when metal arrives

  • MDF for the enclosure jig is all cut! Thank you so much @jenna k

HUGE SHOUT-OUT TO @Jericho Mordasiewicz @Taylor Elena Avery Hazelwood @Jason Siu @Evan McMahon for all your help today and for coming in tomorrow to finishing up the milling, you guys are awesome : ))) I will ping you guys to tomorrow's instructions in this channel in a thread (edited) 

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Thursday Manufacturing Instructions - Milling Holes @Evan McMahon @Jason Siu

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Locate Stock Metal

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Match Part# to Part drawing. Part #s are written in black ink and underlined twice.

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Validate that you have the right part by measuring it with Calipers

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Mill holes into Parts. When you guys are done, send a message to the channel updating us on your progress

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

Note that WE DO NOT HAVE ANY EXTRA MATERIAL. I'd rather you guys make 3 perfect parts than make 8 parts that are bad. Quality first, we have time on the weekend if need-be

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Nicole Choe  < 1 minute ago

***Just an FYI, the holes for drawings 132 and 133 are pretty critical so be extra careful to be within tolerance with those! - Shem (edited) 

Thursday Manufacturing Instructions - Jig Validation @Jericho Mordasiewicz

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

Locate Stock Metal, refer to Part Drawing to machine and mill holes. If you need help milling the holes, reach out to @Evan McMahon or the Machine Shop Guy. Work with @Vaibhav B, and send a message to the channel with your progress

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Thursday Manufacturing Instructions - Milling angle irons @Taylor Elena Avery Hazelwood @Jericho Mordasiewicz (edited) 

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Locate Stock Material. DO NOT TOUCH THE ANGLE IRON TO THE RIGHT - that has already been milled

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Match Part# to Part drawing. Part #s are labelled in photo (edited) 

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Validate that you have the right part by measuring it with Calipers

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

  1. Mill Parts. When you guys are done, send a message to the channel updating us on your progress

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

Note that WE DO NOT HAVE ANY EXTRA MATERIAL. I'd rather you guys make 3 perfect parts than make 8 parts that are bad. Quality first, we have time on the weekend if need-be

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Shem Kim  3 minutes ago

Just an FYI, the holes for drawings 132 and 133 are pretty critical so be extra careful to be within tolerance with those!

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Shem Kim  2 minutes ago

Tho worst comes to worst we can just make the holes bigger if it does come out of spec and we run into assembly issues

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Shem Kim  2 minutes ago

But try to be within spec!

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Thursday Manufacturing Instructions/Concerns - Thread

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

I will not be checking slack Thursday evening. If in need of assistance ping @Vaibhav B @jenna k or @Shem Kim in this thread  (edited) 

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Nicole Choe  1 hour ago

Left markers here. The machine shop has measuring tape and callipers, the Machine Shop Guy will be happy to help you guys out 

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