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Open-source parametric CAD for an electro-mechanical pedal steel guitar:
one closed-loop electric actuator per string, so the copedent — the mapping
from pedals and knee levers to pitch changes — becomes software
configuration instead of a hand-built maze of rods and bellcranks.
Status: CAD in progress (build-verified geometry, no
physical prototype yet). See
electromechanical-pedal-steel-spec.md
for the full design rationale and history, and BOM.md for sourced
purchased parts (~$865 basic / ~$1,090 pro, dominated by the ten closed-loop steppers).Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Open-source parametric CAD for an electro-mechanical pedal steel guitar:
one closed-loop electric actuator per string, so the copedent — the mapping
from pedals and knee levers to pitch changes — becomes software
configuration instead of a hand-built maze of rods and bellcranks.
Status: CAD in progress (build-verified geometry, no
physical prototype yet). See
electromechanical-pedal-steel-spec.md
for the full design rationale and history, and BOM.md for sourced
purchased parts (~$865 basic / ~$1,090 pro, dominated by the ten closed-loop steppers).Read the full README ↗