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| − | |Description=<translate>First Prototype of a Community Repair Mobile Trailer | + | |Description=<translate>First Prototype of a Community Repair Mobile (COREMO) Trailer designed to provide repair services by means of #ASKotec (Access to Skills and Knowledge - open tech emergency case) and other mobile makerspaces in remote areas with difficult road access. (Currently developed in Kenya)</translate> |
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Revision as of 15:09, 19 April 2024
Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Step 1 - Drafting the metal frame
- 3 Step 2 - Preparing the parts
- 4 Step 3 - Welding the metal frame
- 5 Step 4 - Detail: Building the Coupling
- 6 Step 5 - Building the Side Frames
- 7 Step 6 - Cut the wooden Side Panels
- 8 Step 7 - Detail: All connectors for wheels and frames
- 9 Step 8 - Painting the Frame
- 10 Step 9 - Assembling the Frame
- 11 Step 10 - Finishing the Side Panels
- 12 Step 11 - Assebling the final Trailer
- 13 Comments
Introduction
This Step-by-Step Tutorial serves as Open Source instruction for a Proof of Concept Prototype for a Community Repair Mobile (Trailer Edition) for remote areas (currently applied in Kenya) and will provide the option of repair services through the use of the #ASKotec (Access to Skills and Knowledge - open tech emergency case) and other mobile makerspaces/toolkits. (currently developed in Kenya by Adam Abdumalik with support from international community members).
This serves as a stage 1 solution for more variations, modules and adaptations to come as of:
- Solar Power (Soldering, Charging, etc.)
- Solar Electric Mobility
- Scaling production, decentralised and Open Source implementation
- Share your thoughts and comments as we update the documentation
Materials
- Steel (Tubes, Plates)
- Wood Plates
- Wheels
- Bicycle
- Toolkit (any)
- Screws
- Zip Ties
- Paint
Tools
- (1) Welding machine
- (2) Tube Bender
- (3) Angle Grinder
- File
- Drill
- Hammer
- Wrench
Step 1 - Drafting the metal frame
In order to fit the bicycle selected, the frame should match typical sizes of bikes.
Step 1 therefore is collecting material, sketching in size and measurement of all parts, cutting it to size and bending the tubes.
Step 2 - Preparing the parts
Step 3 - Welding the metal frame
Step 4 - Detail: Building the Coupling
- connection between the bicycle and the trailer
Step 5 - Building the Side Frames
Step 6 - Cut the wooden Side Panels
Step 7 - Detail: All connectors for wheels and frames
- For Side Frames
- For Wheels
- For Strap-Connectors
Step 8 - Painting the Frame
Step 9 - Assembling the Frame
- All Walls and Panels and Wheels for test fitting and preparing for panel painting
Step 10 - Finishing the Side Panels
- Paint the side panels to give it some character
- Fix the panels with Zip Ties
- add your first tools (e.g. an #ASKotec)
- final touches to the Frame/Trailer
Step 11 - Assebling the final Trailer
- Attach the Coupling
- Make a test ride
- enjoy :)
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