Instructions for Assembly
The Assembly Guide contains instructions for both the small (Core64c) and large (Core64) versions of the kit.
As of January 2023, the instructions have been moved to a PDF format and are located in Github. This change was made so people who requested the option to print out the instructions can easily do so. The Core64 Assembly Guide.pdf is here:
https://github.com/ageppert/Core64/tree/master/Documentation
(Right-click on the Core64 Assembly Guide.pdf to download it. It is around 80MB at the time of this writing.)
The original build instructions are still on GitBook and are available if you'd like to refer back to them. I am no longer updating this version of the documentation. https://ageppert.gitbook.io/core64/
Create a display stand for the full-size Core64 by 3D-printing these files from OnShape.
The holes in the crossbar are designed to be tapped (or hot threaded) for 4-40 screws 1/4” long.
One possibility for a matching screw: https://www.mcmaster.com/91772A106/
3D Print your own hands-on Core Memory Model
Requires a few short lengths of wire and some screws to complete the assembly.
Qty 8 Screw similar to: Button Head Cap Screw 6-32 x 1 inch long (https://www.mcmaster.com/92949A153/)
Qty 2 Insulated Wires (different X and Y colors are helpful) 75mm long, 5.5mm OD
Qty 1 Insulated Wire (sense, different color than X and Y) 100mm long, 2mm OD