Began authoring y-gantry docs

docs/lumen/y-gantry/index.md

@@ -1,17 +1,107 @@
-# Welcome to MkDocs
+## Preparing front-left-leg
+- Remove any stringing from the 3D print with a heat gun
+- Insert 3x `m5-hex-nut` into the following regions
+	- 2x in bottom of the leg for customer-side `front-leg-extension` mounting 
+	![](img/front-leg-extension-mounting-nut1.png)
+	![](img/front-leg-extension-mounting-nut2.png)
+	- 1x near extrusion pocket for customer-side attachment of front-drag-chain-mount
+ 	![](img/front-drag-chain-mount-nut.png)
+
+- Insert 1x `m5-nylock-hex-nut` into in the underside of `belt-tensioner-arm` mounting post
+	![](img/belt-tension-arm-nut.png)
+
+## Preparing back-leg
+- Remove any stringing from the 3D print with a heat gun
+- Insert an `m5-hex-nut` into the bottom of the `back-leg` 3D print
+	- Finger strength *should* be sufficient to install this fastener into position
+	!!!glue "Glue if needed"
+		Add a drop of loctite to the region if the fastener fit is looser than normal and seems at risk of falling out in transit
+	![](img/back-leg-hex-nut1.png)
+	![](img/back-leg-hex-nut2.png)
 
-For full documentation visit [mkdocs.org](https://www.mkdocs.org).
+## Preparing y-gantry
+- Remove any stringing from the 3D print with a heat gun
+- Insert 6x `m5-hex-nut` into the following region
+	![](img/y-gantry-hex-nut.png)
+
+## Preparing y-gantry stepper motor
+- Gather the following parts and toolls
+	- nema17-stepper-motor
+	- GT2-timing-pulley
+	- y-timing-pulley-spacer-jig
+	- Torque driver w/2mm hex driver, set to `0.7 N/M` *(not shown)*
 
-## Commands
+	![](img/y-gantry-motor-prep0.png)
+- Use motor spacing jig to mount the timing pulley to the NEMA 17, ensuring the set screw is aligned to the flat side of the motor shaft 
+	![](img/y-gantry-motor-prep1.png)
+- Tighten the 2x timing pulley set screws to 0.7 N/M - first tightening the one facing the flat on the motor shaft 
+	![](img/y-gantry-motor-prep2.png)
+	![](img/y-gantry-motor-prep3.png)
+
+## Install y-gantry stepper motor onto back-leg (left-side)
+- Install y1 cable onto y-gantry stepper motor 
+	![]()
+- Put 4x M3x8 bolts through the motor mounting holes on the back-leg print
+	![]()
+- Cable should be routed through the leg such that it exits towards the center of the machine
+	- Ensure no wires are being crushed or strained 
+	- Zip tie cable in place for strain relief
+	- Add a photo to indicate which way to route the cables per side - We need to clarify since everything is symmetrical.
+ 	![]()
+ 	![]()
+- Reference below picture for example of completed left back-leg
+	![]()
 
-* `mkdocs new [dir-name]` - Create a new project.
-* `mkdocs serve` - Start the live-reloading docs server.
-* `mkdocs build` - Build the documentation site.
-* `mkdocs -h` - Print help message and exit.
+## Install y-gantry stepper motor onto back-leg (right-side)
+- Install Y2 cable onto y-gantry stepper motor
+	![]()
+- Put 4x M3x8 bolts through the motor mounting holes on the back-leg print
+	![]()
+- Cable should be routed through the leg such that it exits towards the center of the machine
+	- Ensure no wires are being crushed or strained 
+	- Zip tie cable in place for strain relief
+	- Add a photo to indicate which way to route the cables per side - We need to clarify since everything is symmetrical
+	![]()
+	![]()
+- Install 2x `extrusion-cable-clip` in position shown below to properly manage the stepper motor's cable
+	![]()
+- Reference below picture for example of completed right back-leg
 
-## Project layout
+## Preparing belt-tensioner-arm
+- Press an `M3-hex-nut` into the `belt-tension-arm` with the `arbor-press-jig`
+![](img/tensioner-arm-m3-hex-nut-insertion.png)
+- Thread an `M3x16-bolt` all the way through the `belt-tension-arm`
+![](img/m3x16-tensioner-bolt-install.png)
+- Thread an `M3-acorn-nut` onto the end of the bolt
+	-  The `M3-acorn-nut` and `M3-hex-nut` should be on the same side of the `belt-tensioner-arm`
+	-  Tighten the `M3-acorn-nut` onto the `M3x16-bolt` with pliers and an allen wrench
+
+	![](img/M3-acorn-nut-install.png)
 
-    mkdocs.yml    # The configuration file.
-    docs/
-        index.md  # The documentation homepage.
-        ...       # Other markdown pages, images and other files.
+- Rotate the `M3x16-bolt` until the `M3-acorn-nut` is loosely resting against the `M3-hex-nut`
+
+	!!!info "This ensures the `belt-tensioner-arm` is installed with it's adjustment range fully available for when it's time to tension `GT2-belt`"
+
+- Insert a `M5-nylock-hex-nut` into `belt-tension-arm`'s hex-nut pocket
+	![](img/gt2-pivot-hex-nut-insert.png)
+
+- Slide a `GT2-idler-pulley` into the `belt-tensioner-arm` 
+	![](img/gt2-idler-install.png)
+
+	!!!note "Note that the `GT2-idler-pulley` is symmetrical, so it's orientation does not matter"
+
+- Install a `M5x25-bolt` into the `belt-tensioner-arm` to secure the `GT2-idler-pulley` in place
+	- Avoid over tightening this bolt as the `GT2-idler-pulley` should be able to spin freely without resistance
+	- The bolt should, however, be tightened enough to eliminate lateral pulley movement within the `belt-tensioner-arm`
+
+	![](img/gt2-idler-pivot-bolt.png)
+
+- Install the `belt-tensioner-arm` onto the `front-left-leg`
+	![](img/belt-tensioner-arm-asm-install.png)
+
+- Secure the `belt-tensioner-arm` onto the `front-left-leg` with a `M5x40-bolt`
+	- Avoid over tightening this bolt as the `belt-tensioner-arm` should be able to pivot freely without *much *resistance
+	![](img/belt-tensioner-pivot-bolt.png)
+
+- The completed `front-left-leg` should match the image shown below
+	![](img/complete-front-left-leg.png)

docs/order-fulfillment/index.md

@@ -81,14 +81,19 @@
 ### Additional Guidelines for Packaging
 
 - Orders with line-items that have multiple Est. Ship Dates: 
-	- When packaging an `order` it is critical to check `Coefficient ` for what `build number`/`Est-Ship-Date` the items in an `order` should be from
+	- When packaging an `order` it is critical to check `Coefficient ` for what `build number`/`est-Ship-Date` the items in an `order` should be from
 
  		- Example 1) If there's 10pcs of `SKU-9999` made "this week" and 15pcs of `SKU-9999` made "last week" still here, the two batches must go with the exact orders they were prescribed to
 
 		- Example 2) In the image shown below, there is a LumenPnP that is produced the week of `2023-07-28` and it's packaged alongside a feeder 5pk and slot set made weeks prior. It would be important to ensure that this LumenPnP was packaged with these exact goods from the specified weeks.
 
 		![](multi-week-production.png)
 		
+- Shipments with a pending payment status
+	- Alert customer service when a shipment transitions from `UNFULFILLED - PENDING` to `FULFILLED - PENDING`, so that the team is given notice when an order with NET## terms has been shipped out
+
+		![](NET30-fulfilled-order.png)
+		
 - Shipment comprised of two or more packages poly-strapped together:
 	- Adhere the shipping label and other documents to the largest package in the shipment
 	- Take care to avoid the shipping documents being obstructed by the poly-straps
@@ -103,6 +108,11 @@
 	- Shipments that contain a LumenPnP must have an orange fragile sticker adhered to the box after being taken through this form
 
 	![](oqc-form.png)
+
+## Handling Unfulfilled Inventory
+- After all outgoing orders are packaged, label all remaining pieces of `unfulfilled inventory` with the respective `order-number` and/or future `est-ship-date` these items are reserved for 
+
+- If there is `unfulfilled inventory` leftover from the production lot without either a `order-number` or `est-ship-date` that can be allocated, consider these goods as spare stock keeping units for inventory and label each item with it's `build-number` and `production-date` (IE the date of the Friday from the week the item was built)
 
 ## Outgoing Quality Control (OQC)
 - Sort the taped boxes into the following stacks:
@@ -113,7 +123,7 @@
 	- UPS International
 
 - Confirm the following: 
- 	- Docker does not have any assembled goods beyond what's expected to be in unfulfilled inventory
+ 	- Docker does not have any assembled goods beyond what's expected to be in `unfulfilled inventory`
  	- There is exactly as many packages ready to ship as what's shown in the `order-packing-checklist`
  	- Each line in the `order-packing-checklist` is checked-off and initialed
  	- No unused shipping labels are left sitting out