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# The Pirate Ray
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The Pirate Ray is Makerspace Næstved's clean-room project for learning how to
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interoperate with its laser equipment and, over time, building a safe desktop
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control application.
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Phase 0 focuses on the **JPT 100 W E2/M7 MOPA** fiber laser with a JCZ/EZCAD2
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controller. It is deliberately limited to documentation and offline analysis:
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no USB capture, framing, machine commands, or laser output.
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## Repository boundary
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This public repository contains source code, plans, decisions, tests, tools,
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and sanitized research. Raw machine data, serial numbers, LightBurn exports,
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and third-party material with unclear redistribution rights live in the
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separate private `ThePirateRay-PrivateStash` repository.
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Start with:
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- [Project charter](docs/project-charter.md)
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- [Data handling policy](docs/data-handling.md)
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- [LightBurn collection checklist](docs/collection/lightburn.md)
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- [Sanitized machine profile](docs/research/machine-profile.yaml)
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- [Repository boundary decision](docs/adr/0001-public-private-repository-boundary.md)
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## Validation
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The repository uses only Python's standard library for Phase 0 tooling:
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```powershell
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python -m unittest discover -s tests -v
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python scripts/check_public_repo.py .
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```
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No project license has been selected yet. Until that decision is recorded,
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the contents are not offered under an open-source license.
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