Our lab project is documented as a hybrid laser cutter and 3D printer. The shared machine documentation includes the concept, SolidWorks assembly, electronics, motion tests and source-download links.
That shared page is evidence of the team project. My individual page still needs to establish exactly which files and physical parts are my contribution.
The group task table assigns me mechanical design and CAD assembly: chassis layout, V-slot frame modelling, spacer arrangements and gantry alignment. My earlier individual draft instead described manufacturing and assembly without identifying the parts. I need to reconcile those accounts using the CAD files, photographs and my own work notes.
I have not filled this gap with invented dimensions, machine settings or a claim that I wrote the automation firmware. I will add the part names, the source files I created or modified, and photographs of my work before calling my individual contribution documented.
The group record describes an aluminium-profile Cartesian frame with belts and a moving carriage. Stepper drivers actuate the axes, and the controller accepts G-code through a serial interface. The intended application is a tool platform for additive and laser processes.
For the mechanical part of the assignment I need evidence of manual movement and fit. For machine design I need the automated-motion result, with a clear explanation of my contribution and links back to the team record.
The group page carries the presentation and team source files. I still need to verify the downloads against my contribution: machine presentation, CAD and control sources.