All Shelter 2.0 files and MakerSpace files are made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. The download is for the current shipping version, the SK130, with a 10′ x 13′ footprint.
If you agree with the conditions of the Creative Commons license above you can download the files below:
- A zip file with the ShopBot part files
- A zip file with the PartWorks toolpathing files, to generate your own part file
- A zip file containing dxf files, laid out on 4′ x 8′ sheets and ready to be toolpathed in your CAM software
- A small utility to convert our ShopBot part files to gCode
- Instructions for using the files and toolpathing are in a Google Doc. It’s frequently updated so check back often
- If you’re not setup to cut your own, ShoreTech Mfg on the Eastern Shore of Virginia is a licensed fabricator
- A Sketchup file is available from the Sketchup 3d Warehouse
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All of the download links result in a Not Found page.
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Carter,
You may have already discovered this, but all of the download links are working.
do you think you could post the walls and door
We are working on making the files available DXF format and will also be making the walls and doors available.
DXF files are coming in the next week.
What a wonderful idea! Looking forward to seeing the dxf’s!
Are you still intending to make dxf files avalible? If so when will they be avalible?
I look forward to the dwg drawings, that way the rest of us can help too, great Idea!
Tim
How can i get involved in orange county, ca area please? I dont have a cnc yet though. Do i need one?
Great idea. Question: Can you scale the Width down to 8′ ? In the US, many many people have 8′ x 16′ flatbed utility trailers. With a 8′ Wide version, many of these units could be pre-built off site, then driven to the needed location without requiring a special Oversized road permit. In the case of New Orleans … San Antonio was a Major hub for emergency response, for that storm. With the CAD files we could have made the kit parts, assembled them, and hauled to NO. over night. Much faster than the FEMA trailers. They also could have been configured as a Shantyboat. cv
We have had many suggestions for an 8′ version and I think we need to do that. Our original shelter was a 10×10 and then grew but I think you will see a smaller version coming out soon.
You could get involved in many ways. By either getting set up with a cnc machine or I think the best way would be to get in touch with me at info@shelter20.com and we could discuss some more productive ways to get involved as well and I promise I will be prompt with my response.
How many sheets of 3/4″ material is required… I just finished building a 4′x8′ CNC table.. and I’m needing to build a greenhouse next spring… I could build one of these and cover it with solex.. This might be the ticket (I gotta get it down to 12′sq or less though, maybe shorten it up by a couple ribs)…
I might be interested in building a few of these down the road for ‘whatever’ if it works out well…
How long is assembly time for one of these?
sorry, that is supposed to be 120′sq, not 12′ sq…
37 sheets for the ribs, floor, girders, stringers, end walls and doors.