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okay the delivery's arrived from shape
of tools it's time for us to dig in and
take a look at what's in the box so
first up the the box itself is a 10 oz
sustainer so this is a great bit of
carry case for transporting safely to
and from a website or stowing in your
workshop so the front just opens like so
and in the top you'll see a brief
description of all the elements in the
box we're going to reiterate that just
in a video so you see all the bits this
is a vacuum attachment a an adapter so
this enables you to plug if your vacuum
doesn't attach directly to origin this
should enable you to bridge that gap and
just make sure you're always using dust
extraction when operating origin now
next up the unit itself in the back of
the screen here you just reach around
behind it and you find ya little carry
handle that enables us to origin out
safely and I'm gonna draw your attention
down here to this little blue thing
behind the protective screen so this is
the protective screen is attached by
magnets and this little blue thing is to
secure the mechanism in place we don't
want this moving around in transit so it
actually we just hold the unit up like
this and then push with our thumbs and
it comes out like so so now this
mechanism can move around once again we
don't want to move it unless it's under
its own power when it's moving itself
and that enables us to transport the
unit we suggest you do the same to and
from the job site it always keeps it
safe to include that next in the box we
have the little accessories pouch so
this includes everything you need
yann basic safety equipment and the
vacuum cleaner itself and what not to
get coming with origin immediately so
two rolls of shaper tape and then we
have three cutters these are the kind of
the basic common cutters are going to
need and then we have a four millimeter
hex key and then we have a 19 millimeter
wrench that's everything in the
accessories case here we have the shape
of origin product manual and a little
cheat sheet so this is an overview for
all the color coding and your digital
files as you prep them for cutting
Authority so stick that by a computer
it's a quick reference for what the
various color coding do and that
concludes everything that comes in the
box so with this we should be able to
get busy with origin
okay we've looked at everything in the
Box time to look at origin itself so I'm
gonna flip it around you will look me at
the front face where the user would
usually stand so here's how we use
origin in the field now we're going to
start looking at all the elements that
make up origin first of all we're
unplugged from the wall there's no power
going to the computer or the motor
control system now we're also going to
unplug spindle so that just makes sure
the spindles in a safe State it's also
powered off here at this little switch
keep in mind this switch is only turning
the spindle itself on and off that's
independent of the computer in the
motion control of the origin unit itself
you see here there's a little speed
control for the spindle there's a little
screw in the side here that we undo that
shouldn't be too difficult to remove we
don't take it all the way out just a
couple of turns enough to free up the
spindle itself to slide out so see
there's a little indexing slot in the
back it keeps it from rotating and if we
wanted to change the cover we could undo
this here which the other accessory this
19mm wrench fits straight up so don't
talk it up in this state we'll just set
this aside in the meantime so always
when you're tightening it make sure
there's actually a cutter in otherwise
just do it sort of clean your plate when
you leave it set medicine so now I'm
going to take off the protective screen
this is just out of place
magnets now we're looking at the
mechanism itself so this is what moves
up and down and within the corrective
circle in the X and y axis so this
enables origin to correct its motion for
you while it's cutting we can also see
in the bottom here is the vacuum port so
it is extracting material from right
where the cutter is active and moving it
away from your workpiece who's here
so perhaps on simply like that and now
we're going to drop the router back in
usually you would have mounted a
covering him you may not have noticed
there's a little slot in the back that
aligns with that little indexed pin
dropping it back in and it should be
easy to just move all the way down
without moving the mechanism around so
you'll feel it just firmly register
against the bottom and then we can take
a little hex key and tighten it up so
it's a sort of firm finger tight not a
super aggressive white knuckles take
turning and then we have the rear handle
in the back here so this is where the
camera is attached so the entire
tracking process the computer vision
system of origin uses this one little
camera looking out the front so it's
looking for tape in this area here too
to manage its position so that's how it
registers where it is the 3d space we
have the usb on the side here then we
just back to the handles so you notice
I've left this unplugged I look like
that in when you actually want to begin
cutting back after you mounted
everything up and all really good hands
on handles and they're the buttons go
nice and economically placed for cutting
and maneuvering origin
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