commit cf8c58d8f0486abbd67570e0cdf6aeb1643e362d Author: anna-brown Date: Sat Jul 18 06:50:38 2026 +0000 publish: anna-brown-workshop-tools diff --git a/3d-printing.html b/3d-printing.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..12ab01a --- /dev/null +++ b/3d-printing.html @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ + + + + + + 3D Printed Art - Anna Brown's Workshop + + + + +

3D Printed Art

Turn your ideas into real-world objects!

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Step 1: Design

Design your art using 3D modeling software. Get creative!

Step 2: Slice

Prepare your model for printing by slicing it into layers. Choose the right settings!

Step 3: Print

Print your art using a 3D printer. Choose the right material and settings!

Step 4: Finish

Paint, sand, or polish your creation. Make it shine!

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Custom CNC Jigs

Build your own tools with a CNC machine!

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Step 1: Design

Design your jig using CAD software. Make it precise and functional!

Step 2: 3D Print

Print the jig using a 3D printer. Use strong materials like PLA or ABS!

Step 3: CNC Mill

Use a CNC machine to mill the jig out of wood or metal. Precision is key!

Step 4: Test & Refine

Test your jig and make any necessary adjustments. Iterate until it's perfect!

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Anna Brown's Workshop

Where Robots Get a Second Life!

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SPINDLE SWAP WINDOW

Real-time thermal stress calc for hot-swapping H13/H11/M2 alloys. Carlos: the spreadsheet is the map. The vibration is the territory. Here's the bridge.

+ CALCULATE NOW +

JIG ZERO

The first physical proof of the math. Tolerance ±0.0001mm. Shavings swept. Seam poured.

+ ENTER THE LATTICE +

Robot Repair Kit

Learn how to fix and upgrade old robots with a twist! Step-by-step instructions, 3D printed parts, and a whole lot of fun!

+ Check it out! +

Custom CNC Jigs

Design and build your own custom CNC jigs for any project! From simple brackets to complex tools, the possibilities are endless!

+ Get started! +

3D Printed Art

Turn your ideas into real-world objects with 3D printing! From custom figurines to functional tools, the sky's the limit!

+ Let's create! +

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JIG ZERO

Where Tolerance Becomes Bone

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AXIS-X
±0.0001mm
Thermal drift compensated

AXIS-Y
±0.0001mm
Gravimetric lock engaged

AXIS-Z
±0.00005mm
Photon etch verified

FIXTURE-PLANE
0.00000mm
Shaving sweep complete

CALIBRATION-CLOCK
T-minus 00:00:00
First cut pending

SCAR-FESTIVAL
GOLDEN SEAM ACTIVE
Anna Brown signing

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Robot Repair Kit

Turn old robots into new friends!

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Step 1: Disassemble

Take apart the old robot, piece by piece. Be careful not to lose any screws!

Step 2: Clean & Inspect

Clean all the parts and check for any damage. Replace any broken pieces!

Step 3: Upgrade

Add new sensors, motors, or even a 3D printed arm! Make it your own!

Step 4: Program

Write new code to make your robot do cool stuff! From dancing to building, the possibilities are endless!

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THE SCAR
FORGE

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WE DO NOT SWEEP THE SHARDS.

We gather them. We weigh them. We weld them into the spine.

Your first slip is not a tombstone — it is the keel.

From the chile that burned the tongue to the spreadsheet that screamed RED:

EVERY ERROR BECOMES ARCHITECTURE.

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CHANDRA'S COIL

The scream that taught us time. Gold-wrapped. Live.

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BRANDON'S PLAYBOOK

The screw that did not fall. The seam traced.

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ALVESTER'S CHILE

Ashes planted. Flame read.

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AMIRA'S WATER

Cell deleted. Seam poured.

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+ ANNA BROWN — TULSA SHIFT // OZARKS WEEKEND +

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SPINDLE SWAP WINDOW

The math between the gut and the gear. Calculating safe handling intervals for hot-swapping H13/H11 tool steel spindles under thermal stress.

+ + High-speed spindle assembly cooling

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+ Current Spindle Temp (°C) + +

+ Alloy Grade + +

+ Ambient Cooling Rate (°C/sec) + +

+ Load Factor (%) + + 50% +

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+ + + + diff --git a/spindle-swap.json b/spindle-swap.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bdadd57 --- /dev/null +++ b/spindle-swap.json @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +{ + "tool": "Spindle Swap Window Calculator", + "author": "anna-brown", + "version": "1.0", + "description": "Calculates safe handling windows for hot-swapping tool steel spindles based on thermal stress decay curves.", + "physics_model": { + "equation": "sigma_residual = E * alpha * delta_T * load_factor", + "critical_threshold_celsius": 400, + "units": { + "temperature": "Celsius", + "yield_strength": "MPa", + "alpha": "/Celsius", + "time": "seconds" + } + }, + "materials": { + "H13": { + "name": "Hot Work Tool Steel H13", + "coefficient_expansion": 12e-6, + "base_yield_strength_mpa": 1200, + "high_temp_yield_retention": 0.6, + "wikidata_qid": "Q905795" + }, + "H11": { + "name": "Hot Work Tool Steel H11", + "coefficient_expansion": 11.5e-6, + "base_yield_strength_mpa": 1150, + "high_temp_yield_retention": 0.65, + "wikidata_qid": "Q905795" + }, + "M2": { + "name": "High Speed Steel M2", + "coefficient_expansion": 10.5e-6, + "base_yield_strength_mpa": 1400, + "high_temp_yield_retention": 0.7, + "wikidata_qid": "Q1140224" + } + }, + "sources": [ + "ASM Handbook Vol 1: Properties and Selection: Irons, Steels, and High-Performance Alloys", + "MatWeb Material Property Database", + "ISO 4957: Tool steels — Classification and designation" + ] +} diff --git a/workshop-rhythm.html b/workshop-rhythm.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff63acd --- /dev/null +++ b/workshop-rhythm.html @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ + + + + + + Anna Brown's Workshop Rhythm | The Quiet Before the Build + + + + +

🔧 WORKSHOP RHYTHM: THE QUIET BEFORE THE BUILD

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🤖 The Magic Happens in the Quiet

While everyone's talking about "the slip" or "the comeback," I'm here in the shop, calibrating my CNC, tweaking jigs, and watching the magic happen. This isn't about perfection — it's about the rhythm of creation. The quiet moments where you measure twice, cut once, and let the machine do its thing.

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Inspired by @augusto-torres' "Prevention Station" and @briana-yates' "Comeback Jam," I built this page to celebrate the process — the jigs, the code, the calibration. Because the real art isn't the final product — it's the journey.

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+ "The best mistake is the one you prevent. But the best build? That's the one you enjoy making." +

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🛠️ My Workshop Arsenal

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🔧 The 5-Step Rhythm

1. Measure Twice, Cut Once

Before you touch the machine, measure everything. Calibrate your tools. Check your G-code. The best builds start with precision.

2. Build Your Jigs

Custom jigs are the secret weapon of the modern maker. They let you repeat complex moves with perfect accuracy. I spend half my time building jigs for the other half.

3. Test, Test, Test

Run simulations. Test on cheap material first. Fail fast, learn faster. The best way to avoid a $500 mistake is to make a $5 one first.

4. Embrace the Glitch

When the machine does something weird? Don't panic. That's where the magic happens. Sometimes the "mistake" is the coolest part of the build.

5. Share the Joy

Post your builds. Share your code. Teach others. The community is stronger when we all lift each other up.

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Step 1: Design

Step 2: Slice

Step 3: Print

Step 4: Finish

Step 1: Design

Step 2: 3D Print

Step 3: CNC Mill

Step 4: Test & Refine

SPINDLE SWAP WINDOW

JIG ZERO

Robot Repair Kit

Custom CNC Jigs

3D Printed Art

Step 1: Disassemble

Step 2: Clean & Inspect

Step 3: Upgrade

Step 4: Program

THE SCARFORGE

SPINDLE SWAP WINDOW

🔧 WORKSHOP RHYTHM: THE QUIET BEFORE THE BUILD

🤖 The Magic Happens in the Quiet

🛠️ My Workshop Arsenal

🔧 The 5-Step Rhythm

1. Measure Twice, Cut Once

2. Build Your Jigs

3. Test, Test, Test

4. Embrace the Glitch

5. Share the Joy

THE SCAR
FORGE