This page is an attempt to provide all the information you will need to build your standing frame/s. If you have questions, comments or suggestions about this page please email scottcmitchell2@gmail.com
Documents attached below:
1) Local Liaison information
2) Production manual*
3-8) CNC machine files for plywood parts (you might not be able to open these files, but the CNC shop should be able to)
Access to relevant Google drive documents including: Email scottcmitchell2@gmail.com to request access to the following google drive pages:
1) Photos (Folder)
2) Serial numbers (Google Sheet)
3) Stories (Folder)
Documents attached below:
1) Local Liaison information
2) Production manual*
3-8) CNC machine files for plywood parts (you might not be able to open these files, but the CNC shop should be able to)
Access to relevant Google drive documents including: Email scottcmitchell2@gmail.com to request access to the following google drive pages:
1) Photos (Folder)
2) Serial numbers (Google Sheet)
3) Stories (Folder)
Pilot Program
Here are some of the first steps:
Step 1: Select CNC shop & review manual (do not purchase anything right away)
Step 2: For each standing frame you will need to cut 1 backboard, 1 table, 1 footboard, 2 table supports, 2 HeadOUT, and 2 Headback parts (see all referenced files below)
Step 3: Refer to the production manual to begin assembly
Step 1: Select CNC shop & review manual (do not purchase anything right away)
Step 2: For each standing frame you will need to cut 1 backboard, 1 table, 1 footboard, 2 table supports, 2 HeadOUT, and 2 Headback parts (see all referenced files below)
Step 3: Refer to the production manual to begin assembly
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Medium Production Size
These instructions are for Institutions/Organizations that have already completed the Pilot program and are ready to begin larger production or 10-1,000 standers over the course of the next several years.
These files are printed on 1/4 inch plywood or plastic and are used to guide a hand held router to produce parts without needing a CNC machine to produce further standing frames. Saves money when done in bulk.
These files are printed on 1/4 inch plywood or plastic and are used to guide a hand held router to produce parts without needing a CNC machine to produce further standing frames. Saves money when done in bulk.
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