Robo.fyi is an attempt to gather and share a variety of information about 3D printers and specifically, the line of printers created by Robo 3D.
The contents of this GitHub repository are used to build http://robo.fyi. This project aims to collect together a variety of information within the hobbyist space with respect to 3D printers, their use, tips/tricks, sources for parts, how-to's regarding dissassembly/re-assembly and troubleshooting. The initial focus will be to document the collection of printers created by Robo 3D. It may be a later intent to monetize this with available affiliate programs within the vendorspace but that's not planned soon.
This is a classic Node.js app using Express and Bootstrap for styling. I assume that you have git and Node.js already installed. The commands below work on Linux and OS X in a terminal session—for Windows, you'll want to just enter the URL into your browser manually on that final step.
$ cd sites
$ git clone https://github.com/OutsourcedGuru/robo.fyi.git
$ cd robo.fyi
$ npm install
$ DEBUG=robo.fyi:* npm start
$ open http://localhost:3000
If you've spotted an error, omission or have a suggestion, raise an issue. Feedback on every aspect of the site or this repository is welcome.
I'll work up a process for the preferred method for making contributions. We're not quite there, yet.
Create an artistic, responsive website from the main page and drill into specific printer subsectionsCreate a compelling/interactive interface for viewing and then drilling down into subassembliesCreate part, software and filament databases and present thoseCreate the mapping for the Robo C2/R2 controller board- Detail all connections in the Robo C2/R2 controller board
- Detail the hotend/extruder assembly of the Robo C2
- Create an organized method of storing the underlying source data for available replacement parts
Maintainer(s): @OutsourcedGuru
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