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We are pleased to share the tools that support us in developing open-source hardware and content technology. Our nearly 25 years of software development experience, ranging from game engines to virtual reality and advanced web applications
+ style="margin: 1em 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-top: 0px;">We are pleased to share the tools that support us to develop open-source hardware and content technology for the public domain.
OSR-CAD helps us to maintain and publish thousands of parts and designs. It currently supports Solidworks only but we consider adding FreeCad to the toolchain as well next year. Example commands to convert multiple formats
-OSR-Language enables us across platform content creation as newsletters, knowledgebases as well feeding Hugo & Discourse powered front-ends.
-OSR- AI leverages OpenAI to create dynamic, question-driven content, keeping articles up-to-date instead of static and often fast outdated content. It also helps us with daily research, design and maintainence tasks.
+OSR-Language helps us with content creation as newsletters, documentation, manuals knowledgebases for various formats and platforms. Here an example using OpenAI to create a simiulation of the solar system : Prompt -> SVG - Preview
+OSR-AI leverages OpenAI to create dynamic, question-driven content, keeping articles up-to-date instead of static and often fast outdated content. It also helps us with daily research, design and maintainence tasks.
Please find a complete overview of all tools here
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+# Sheetpress Experiments - Cassandra - 650 - EDC - RC1 - Conclusion
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+## 10 mm
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+A one-stage process suitable for up to 10 mm thickness, though prone to warping effects.
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+### Conclusions
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+- Minor flatness errors were observed, typically 0.5-1 mm.
+- Warping and material shrinking occurred, especially near corners.
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+### Recommendations
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+- Reheat at 140°C and press again to minimize shrinkage and warping.
+- For a better finish, repeat the press with a harder surface.
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+## 20 mm
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+A two-stage method offering better control at greater thickness.
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+### Conclusions
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+- The inclusion of intermediate dies reduced warping and improved overall flatness.
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+### Recommendations
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+- Incremental heating and controlled die insertion are recommended.
+- Use presses with adequate pressure (20 tons minimum) for thicker sheets.
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+## 30 mm
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+A two-stage method offering better control at greater thickness.
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+### Conclusions
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+- The inclusion of intermediate dies reduced warping and improved overall flatness.
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+### Recommendations
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+- Incremental heating and controlled die insertion are recommended.
+- Use presses with adequate pressure (20 tons minimum) for thicker sheets.
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+## 40 mm
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+A three-stage process for 40 mm sheets with significant handling challenges.
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+### Conclusions
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+- Height differences were observed, particularly on the die-engaged side (up to 5 mm).
+- Air pockets and corner warping were frequent issues.
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+### Recommendations
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+- Implement intermediate reheating steps.
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