makernexuswiki - User contributions [en]

MN New Member

2021-12-17T22:12:22Z

FredRadford:

==Overview==
Welcome to team Maker Nexus! You have joined us in a great adventure with our new makerspace in Sunnyvale. You are now one of us! There is so much going on it's often hard for a new member to know where to start. Well, this page is the place. As you come up to speed we're sure you'll have one of those "I wish I'd known this last week" moments. When you do, please either update this page or put a note in the discussion section and another wiki editor will incorporate your idea into this page. We all need to do what we can to help the next person to join us.

(If you have not yet joined, please do at [http://makernexus.org/membership our web site]).

__TOC__

==Member Dashboard==
Our [https://www.makernexus.com/member-dashboard member dashboard] has links to all the important online systems that come with being a member. You don't have to bookmark all the sites, just bookmark [https://www.makernexus.com/member-dashboard the member dashboard].

==Manager on Duty==
Whenever we are open someone is the designated Manager on Duty (MoD). You will find this person's name in the middle of the MoD sign behind the reception desk.

The MoD is your friend. If you have any concerns at all - about anything - find the MoD and talk to them.

==Consultants==
When we are open we may also have Consulting Makers and Consulting Volunteers in the makerspace. They are always available to help you in any way they can. Feel free to walk up to them and ask for help. Consulting Volunteers help offload our paid staff by answering the phone, greeting guests, giving tours, chatting with members, and helping members when they can. You can sign up to take a 3-hour shift as a CV by using the Space Keepers calendar you will find in you new makernexus.org Google account.

==I've joined, now what?==

# First, thank you.
# Fill out a liability waiver at the front desk. Everyone must have a signed waiver on file.
# We will make you an RFID badge.
# Send us an appropriate head and shoulders photo for a picture ID badge, or ask the MoD to take a photo of you.
# You will be provided an email @makernexus.org The invite will be sent to the email you provided us when you joined. We don't plan to send information to this email address, but it gets you access to several key resources.
# Once you have your @makernexus.org email
#* Read the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oyPoRdZiFIv1MEzEO4fYshs978aqh4HTQYFy8g37Jh8/edit#/ Member Handbook] that is on the team drive. (Instead of the link you could go to MN Group Drive / Business Documents / Policies and Forms / Member Handbook ) The handbook has information on our hours, our policies, your responsibilities, our anti-harassment policy, and much more.
#* [http://slack.com Slack] is an online chat app. It's a way to get help and schedule classes. You can access Slack from your computer or smartphone. Install the app or use the website. Use your @makernexus.org email to join our Slack server: makernexus.slack.com
#* [http://gsuite.google.com GSuite] is our online office provider. Log in using your @makernexus.org email and you will see our team drive: MN Group Drive. This is a place to find a lot of information about the organization. Also, look at our GSuite calendar - it lists events and volunteer opportunities.

# At this point you can come into the makerspace any time we are open and work on any project you want.

We have a number of maker challenges - you could [https://docs.google.com/document/d/10vYfx3TsCbu51uPTLSJvLLvpxTxr5QeLu6n9vL6k5n8/edit start with this one].

=== RFID Badges ===

Your RFID badge opens the front door to the makerspace. It is crucial that you bring it with you each time you visit the makerspace. If you forget your RFID badge you can ring the doorbell, but the staff may take several minutes to get to the door; please be patient.

The RFID badge system also lets us know who is in the shop, that they are a member, and that they have been checked off on the equipment they are using.

It is important that you tap your badge on the front desk station when you enter and leave the facility. If you forget your badge, you must sign in/out on the paper sheet at the front desk. Please try to remember to bring your badge with you.


[[MN RFID System|Read more details on the system.]]

=== I want to use the <fill in the blank>===

Before you can use one of the more sophisticated or dangerous tools at Maker Nexus you need to complete a Basic Operation and Safety Standard class (BOSS Class). These classes typically last 1.5 hours; woodshop classes cover a number of different machines at once and could be 3 hours long. There is no pre-requisite to these classes. Even if you have experience in using some equipment, we think you will find value in our BOSS Classes. Each class covers the safe and effective use of the equipment and any quirks or policies of our equipment in particular. Each class aims to provide you with knowledge on how to use the equipment without harming others, harming yourself, or hurting the equipment.

* Boss Classes - [https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=makernexus.com_dcte9hg8697eigjkh6n4bq3rh0@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles&pli=1Check our course schedule]. If you don't see a class that you want to take then:
*# Go to the appropriate Slack channel and post, "I'd like to have a class on <the equipment>".
*# An instructor will respond and get a class set up.
*# Once you successfully complete the class we will update our system to allow you to reserve the equipment.

* If you really know how to use the equipment well, you can arrange for a proctor to do a check-off with you. You must have direct experience with that machine or a very close parallel.
*# Send a Slack direct message to any manager (currently: Regina Sakols, Eric Hess, Sarah Kramer, or Rusty Hopewell) with the most relevant experience you have on this equipment.
*# One of the managers will approve your request for a checkoff, or let you know that you need to take the BOSS class.
*# If approved, the manager will help you coordinate a checkoff with one of our volunteer proctors.
*# The proctor will conduct the checkoff test and report back to the manager.
*# The manager will make the final decision of whether you can use the equipment now or that you need to take the BOSS class.

* Note ... If you took a BOSS class before you became a member, your profile might not be up to date in our system. Please send an email to info@makernexus.org to remind us of the BOSS classes you took. We will check our records and update your profile.

=== I'm checked off and ready to use <fill in the blank>===


===What should I make now?===
We have a number of [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/1LpHl49plUEYWGV8XbDaOKqnj_omlvaNP Maker Challenges] on the team share drive that will stretch you to learn different machines and software around the makerspace. You could work your way through these.

You might also get inspiration from [https://www.makernexus.com/sample-projects projects that other members have made]. And when you have made something you're proud of, send a photo to info@makernexus.org and we'll add it to the projects page.

==Collaboration Tools==
We have several tools that serve different needs. We have standardized on the following tools at this time. As you work with us, we do not want to splinter into a plethora of other tools. Please use one of these or engage the larger group on Slack to discuss a new tool before starting to use it.

Read more about the [[MN Collaboration tools|collaboration tools]] that we use in our community.

==Documents==
We use Google Docs for collaborative document creation. When something needs to be heavily edited, reviewed, and rewritten by a group then Google Docs is the place to do it. We DO NOT send spreadsheets, presentations, or documents around via email for comments. Using email this way causes a complete loss of control and the work is often not collaborative. Please use Google Docs for this kind of work.

Once a document is stable then consider migrating it to a page in this wiki. If we need to leave the document in Google Docs, then try to find an appropriate place in this wiki to link to the GDoc.

==Where To Look for Info==

Suppose you want to know something but don't know where to find it. Here's a set of steps.

===Google Share Drive===

*The GDrive has a powerful search function. Try using it like you would a Google search.
*The Shared Folder is organized into Project areas. Each Project will be titled and include a description of its purpose. For example, “Marketing” is our resource location for all outbound collateral. In that folder is a "Photos" sub-folder that holds all the photos we might use for outreach, marketing, and social media posting.
*If you think we should have a new high-level folder, please talk about it on Slack so we can all agree.

===This Wiki===
*Use the search box at the top left. There is a lot in this wiki. When you do find what you are looking for, consider editing the wiki to make it easier for others.

===Slack===

*Use the search function to find previous mentions of important topics
*Avoid posting pictures or documents here unless you don’t intend to refer back to them later -- important things should be in the wiki or Google Docs
*Post a question to #general and someone will give you advice on where to look

==Best Practices==

===Keeping Your Topics In The Right Place===

Currently, our main sources of passing information are Slack, the Wiki, Google Docs, and direct messaging (email, Slack DM, texting, etc). Slack is primarily used for general contemporaneous information sharing (chatting), the Wiki holds public information about us and our programs, Google Docs is for collaboration in pulling together a significant new piece of material, and direct messaging is for private correspondence with each other. Knowing what channel to use is super important for making sure the key information stays at the forefront and doesn’t get lost in a sea of messages.

====We Have To Manage Ourselves====

This whole system only works if we’re disciplined and consistent. If you see someone going off-topic, direct them to the right place to take that conversation. If ideas get too developed in Slack, start a Google Doc. Upload any important files or documents to the right place so everyone knows where to find them. At the same time, do not take offense if someone suggests you move your conversation to another place. We’re all responsible for staying on target to make our work easier for everyone!

====Slack====
Within Slack, there are numerous channels for each topic we discuss. In Slack, you can see a list of channels and add yourself to any that interest you. If you think there’s a Slack channel we could use, make sure to check if one already exists, if not, create it! These channels are for chatting about current issues, and for getting and sharing ideas for tasks. If these discussions become more concrete and turn into ideas for tasks or projects, you then have two options: 1) If it’s a short-term task, create a new Slack channel for the people involved and keep the conversation there, then archive the channel when your task is completed, 2) create a Google Doc and share it with your team.

====Wiki====
The wiki is a crowd-sourced repository of knowledge. It is not the place to have a running discussion of some topic or to organize a project team. It is a good place to publish our shop guidelines, public links to our financial plans, our privacy policy, links to Google Docs. The wiki also has areas for general maker information on using tools, materials, tips, and tricks.

====Direct Messaging====
Email, texting, Slack DM, etc are best for corresponding directly with a few others so your conversation with a few does not overwhelm the many.

===Stay On Topic===

In any tool, a casual conversation can easily go off-topic and cause an unnecessary backlog of information and notifications to everyone else. Try to keep your conversations on-topic. If a particular discussion grows, start another discussion just for that. If you want to discuss something with one or two people, or just chat, move that to a direct message with those people and keep the main conversation as streamlined as possible for everyone else.

Slack, in particular, can get very noisy, so if you find you are discussing a topic with just a few people, or that several discussions are going on in one channel, then consider creating a new channel for your discussion. Channels are free and easy to create/delete. Use #general for questions of a, well, general nature.

If wiki pages become long, consider splitting off some information into one or more other pages and linking to them.

If you are having an email discussion with two or three people, do not drift into other topics - start a new email chain.

===Know Where To Check For Information===

Important information you are looking for may already exist somewhere within our network. Knowing where to look or who to ask will prevent the repetition of information and make it easier for people to find answers. For basic questions about our organization, check our website and wiki. For specific subcommittees, see if a channel exists in Slack. And if you have questions about something specific, ask in the correct Slack channel. If one doesn't exist, post a question in #general or just reach out directly to the head of your committee or any of the board members.

===Balance Communication With Taking Initiative===

In order for projects and tasks to be completed, someone has to take charge. Maybe you?

If you come up with an idea, it’s your job to either take on a leadership role or find someone who will oversee that project. Maybe you have a good idea but this just isn't the time to do it - everyone is busy doing higher priority tasks (including you). In this case, put it somewhere in the wiki as a good idea. Remember it and look at it again in a month. Maybe then someone else will be interested in leading the charge, or maybe you'll have time then to do it yourself. If you can't find someone who wants to take on your idea, then it won't get done unless you do it!

If you are the leader of a project, it’s your job to find out what needs to be done and take initiative for it to be done. This doesn’t mean do anything you want without consulting the board or other committee members - it means knowing what you’re supposed to be accomplishing, and taking steps to do it without feeling like you need to ask for permission every step of the way. Ask for feedback, but we trust you to do what you need to do to get to an endpoint.

[[Category: Maker Nexus]]

MN New Member

2021-12-17T22:04:05Z

FredRadford:

==Overview==
Welcome to team Maker Nexus! You have joined us in a great adventure with our new makerspace in Sunnyvale. You are now one of us! There is so much going on it's often hard for a new member to know where to start. Well, this page is the place. As you come up to speed we're sure you'll have one of those "I wish I'd known this last week" moments. When you do, please either update this page or put a note in the discussion section and another wiki editor will incorporate your idea into this page. We all need to do what we can to help the next person to join us.

(If you have not yet joined, please do at [http://makernexus.org/membership our web site]).

__TOC__

==Member Dashboard==
Our [https://www.makernexus.com/member-dashboard member dashboard] has links to all the important online systems that come with being a member. You don't have to bookmark all the sites, just bookmark [https://www.makernexus.com/member-dashboard the member dashboard].

==Manager on Duty==
Whenever we are open someone is the designated Manager on Duty (MoD). You will find this person's name in the middle of the MoD sign behind the reception desk.

The MoD is your friend. If you have any concerns at all - about anything - find the MoD and talk to them.

==Consultants==
When we are open we may also have Consulting Makers and Consulting Volunteers in the makerspace. They are always available to help you in any way they can. Feel free to walk up to them and ask for help. Consulting Volunteers help offload our paid staff by answering the phone, greeting guests, giving tours, chatting with members, and helping members when they can. You can sign up to take a 3-hour shift as a CV by using the Space Keepers calendar you will find in you new makernexus.org Google account.

==I've joined, now what?==

# First, thank you.
# Fill out a liability waiver at the front desk. Everyone must have a signed waiver on file.
# We will make you an RFID badge.
# Send us an appropriate head and shoulders photo for a picture ID badge, or ask the MoD to take a photo of you.
# You will be provided an email @makernexus.org The invite will be sent to the email you provided us when you joined. We don't plan to send information to this email address, but it gets you access to several key resources.
# Once you have your @makernexus.org email
#* Read the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oyPoRdZiFIv1MEzEO4fYshs978aqh4HTQYFy8g37Jh8/edit#/ Member Handbook] that is on the team drive. (Instead of the link you could go to MN Group Drive / Business Documents / Policies and Forms / Member Handbook ) The handbook has information on our hours, our policies, your responsibilities, our anti-harassment policy, and much more.
#* [http://slack.com Slack] is an online chat app. It's a way to get help and schedule classes. You can access Slack from your computer or smartphone. Install the app or use the website. Use your @makernexus.org email to join our Slack server: makernexus.slack.com
#* [http://gsuite.google.com GSuite] is our online office provider. Log in using your @makernexus.org email and you will see our team drive: MN Group Drive. This is a place to find a lot of information about the organization. Also, look at our GSuite calendar - it lists events and volunteer opportunities.

# At this point you can come into the makerspace any time we are open and work on any project you want.

We have a number of maker challenges - you could [https://docs.google.com/document/d/10vYfx3TsCbu51uPTLSJvLLvpxTxr5QeLu6n9vL6k5n8/edit start with this one].

=== RFID Badges ===

Your RFID badge opens the front door to the makerspace. It is crucial that you bring it with you each time you visit the makerspace. If you forget your RFID badge you can ring the doorbell, but the staff may take several minutes to get to the door; please be patient.

The RFID badge system also lets us know who is in the shop, that they are a member, and that they have been checked off on the equipment they are using.

It is important that you tap your badge on the front desk station when you enter and leave the facility. If you forget your badge, you must sign in/out on the paper sheet at the front desk. Please try to remember to bring your badge with you.


[[MN RFID System|Read more details on the system.]]

=== I want to use the <fill in the blank>===

Before you can use one of the more sophisticated or dangerous tools at Maker Nexus you need to complete a Basic Operation and Safety Standard class (BOSS Class). These classes typically last 1.5 hours; woodshop classes cover a number of different machines at once and could be 3 hours long. There is no pre-requisite to these classes. Even if you have experience in using some equipment, we think you will find value in our BOSS Classes. Each class covers the safe and effective use of the equipment and any quirks or policies of our equipment in particular. Each class aims to provide you with knowledge on how to use the equipment without harming others, harming yourself, or hurting the equipment.

* Boss Classes - [https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=makernexus.com_dcte9hg8697eigjkh6n4bq3rh0@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles&pli=1Check our course schedule]. If you don't see a class that you want to take then:
*# Go to the appropriate Slack channel and post, "I'd like to have a class on <the equipment>".
*# An instructor will respond and get a class set up.
*# Once you successfully complete the class we will update our system to allow you to reserve the equipment.

* If you really know how to use the equipment well, you can arrange for a proctor to do a check-off with you. You must have direct experience with that machine or a very close parallel.
*# Send a Slack direct message to any manager (currently: Regina Sakols, Eric Hess, Sarah Kramer, or Rusty Hopewell) with the most relevant experience you have on this equipment.
*# One of the managers will approve your request for a checkoff, or let you know that you need to take the BOSS class.
*# If approved, the manager will help you coordinate a checkoff with one of our volunteer proctors.
*# The proctor will conduct the checkoff test and report back to the manager.
*# The manager will make the final decision of whether you can use the equipment now or that you need to take the BOSS class.

* Note ... If you took a BOSS class before you became a member, your profile might not be up to date in our system. Please send an email to info@makernexus.org to remind us of the BOSS classes you took. We will check our records and update your profile.

=== I'm checked off and ready to use <fill in the blank>===


===What should I make now?===
We have a number of [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/1LpHl49plUEYWGV8XbDaOKqnj_omlvaNP Maker Challenges] on the team share drive that will stretch you to learn different machines and software around the makerspace. You could work your way through these.

You might also get inspiration from [https://www.makernexus.com/sample-projects projects that other members have made]. And when you have made something you're proud of, send a photo to info@makernexus.org and we'll add it to the projects page.

==Collaboration Tools==
We have several tools that serve different needs. We have standardized on the following tools at this time. As you work with us, we do not want to splinter into a plethora of other tools. Please use one of these or engage the larger group on Slack to discuss a new tool before starting to use it.

Read more about the [[MN Collaboration tools|collaboration tools]] that we use in our community.

==Documents==
We use Google Docs for collaborative document creation. When something needs to be heavily edited, reviewed, and rewritten by a group then Google Docs is the place to do it. We DO NOT send spreadsheets, presentations, or documents around via email for comments. Using email this way causes a complete loss of control and the work is often not collaborative. Please use Google Docs for this kind of work.

Once a document is stable then consider migrating it to a page in this wiki. If we need to leave the document in Google Docs, then try to find an appropriate place in this wiki to link to the GDoc.

==Where To Look for Info==

Suppose you want to know something but don't know where to find it. Here's a set of steps.

===Google Share Drive===

*The GDrive has a powerful search function. Try using it like you would a Google search.
*The Shared Folder is organized into Project areas. Each Project will be titled and include a description of its purpose. For example, “Marketing” is our resource location for all outbound collateral. In that folder is a "Photos" sub-folder that holds all the photos we might use for outreach, marketing, and social media posting.
*If you think we should have a new high-level folder, please talk about it on Slack so we can all agree.

===This Wiki===
*Use the search box at the top left. There is a lot in this wiki. When you do find what you are looking for, consider editing the wiki to make it easier for others.

===Slack===

*Use the search function to find previous mentions of important topics
*Avoid posting pictures or documents here unless you don’t intend to refer back to them later -- important things should be in the wiki or Google Docs
*Post a question to #general and someone will give you advice on where to look

==Best Practices==

===Keeping Your Topics In The Right Place===

Currently, our main sources of passing information are Slack, the Wiki, Google Docs, and direct messaging (email, Slack DM, texting, etc). Slack is primarily used for general contemporaneous information sharing (chatting), the Wiki holds public information about us and our programs, Google Docs is for collaboration in pulling together a significant new piece of material, and direct messaging is for private correspondence with each other. Knowing what channel to use is super important for making sure the key information stays at the forefront and doesn’t get lost in a sea of messages.

====We Have To Manage Ourselves====

This whole system only works if we’re disciplined and consistent. If you see someone going off-topic, direct them to the right place to take that conversation. If ideas get too developed in Slack, start a Google Doc. Upload any important files or documents to the right place so everyone knows where to find them. At the same time, do not take offense if someone suggests you move your conversation to another place. We’re all responsible for staying on target to make our work easier for everyone!

====Slack====
Within Slack, there are numerous channels for each topic we discuss. In Slack, you can see a list of channels and add yourself to any that interest you. If you think there’s a Slack channel we could use, make sure to check if one already exists, if not, create it! These channels are for chatting about current issues, and for getting and sharing ideas for tasks. If these discussions become more concrete and turn into ideas for tasks or projects, you then have two options: 1) If it’s a short-term task, create a new Slack channel for the people involved and keep the conversation there, then archive the channel when your task is completed, 2) create a Google Doc and share it with your team.

====Wiki====
The wiki is a crowd-sourced repository of knowledge. It is not the place to have a running discussion of some topic or to organize a project team. It is a good place to publish our shop guidelines, public links to our financial plans, our privacy policy, links to Google Docs. The wiki also has areas for general maker information on using tools, materials, tips, and tricks.

====Direct Messaging====
Email, texting, Slack DM, etc are best for corresponding directly with a few others so your conversation with a few does not overwhelm the many.

===Stay On Topic===

In any tool, a casual conversation can easily go off-topic and cause an unnecessary backlog of information and notifications to everyone else. Try to keep your conversations on-topic. If a particular discussion grows, start another discussion just for that. If you want to discuss something with one or two people, or just chat, move that to a direct message with those people and keep the main conversation as streamlined as possible for everyone else.

Slack, in particular, can get very noisy, so if you find you are discussing a topic with just a few people, or that several discussions are going on in one channel, then consider creating a new channel for your discussion. Channels are free and easy to create/delete. Use #general for questions of a, well, general nature.

If wiki pages become long, consider splitting off some information into one or more other pages and linking to them.

If you are having an email discussion with two or three people, do not drift into other topics - start a new email chain.

===Know Where To Check For Information===

Important information you are looking for may already exist somewhere within our network. Knowing where to look or who to ask will prevent the repetition of information and make it easier for people to find answers. For basic questions about our organization, check our website and wiki. For specific subcommittees, see if a channel exists in Slack. And if you have questions about something specific, ask in the correct Slack channel. If one doesn't exist, post a question in #general or just reach out directly to the head of your committee or any of the board members.

===Balance Communication With Taking Initiative===

In order for projects and tasks to be completed, someone has to take charge. Maybe you?

If you come up with an idea, it’s your job to either take on a leadership role or find someone who will oversee that project. Maybe you have a good idea but this just isn't the time to do it - everyone is busy doing higher priority tasks (including you). In this case, put it somewhere in the wiki as a good idea. Remember it and look at it again in a month. Maybe then someone else will be interested in leading the charge, or maybe you'll have time then to do it yourself. If you can't find someone who wants to take on your idea, then it won't get done unless you do it!

If you are the leader of a project, it’s your job to find out what needs to be done and take initiative for it to be done. This doesn’t mean do anything you want without consulting the board or other committee members - it means knowing what you’re supposed to be accomplishing, and taking steps to do it without feeling like you need to ask for permission every step of the way. Ask for feedback, but we trust you to do what you need to do to get to an endpoint.

[[Category: Maker Nexus]]

MN Laser Cutters

2021-10-15T03:09:53Z

FredRadford:

==Epilog Helix 45w==
* 45 Watt
* 18" x 24" bed
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* on long term loan to MN

== BossLaser LS2440 100w==
* 100 watt
* 24" x 40" bed
** BOSS physical working range: 24" x 39.0". [[Lightburn]] constraint (or maybe BOSS software): about 24"x36". Maximum sheet size that can be placed in the enclosure (overlapping the actual bed: bigger than 24" and bigger than 40", but not exactly sure and your positioning of a sheet that size requires planning.
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* based on testing by a member, the kerf is 0.004" or 0.1016mm
* Using [[Lightburn]] at home
** select "Ruida" for controller, "Serial/USB", name it, set appropriate bed dimensions (BossLaser is approximately X-axis 1016 mm, Y-axis 609.6 mm), set origin to "Rear Right".
The file capacity is 99 files. Once full, new files will not be accepted from the computer to the controller. You may delete files one-by-one or clear them all with Files -> Other -> Delete All Memory Files
Class: [[BOSS 100W Laser Cutter, BossLaser LS2440]] details

== "Red" laser 100w==
* Chinese parts, no make or model.
* 100 watt
* bed size: 30" x 26"
* vents to a filter. MDF, leather, other smokey/smelly materials are not allowed.

==Thunder laser 100w==
* 100 watt
* on long term loan to MN
* ?" x ?"
* not available to members yet.

==Filters==
4 BOFA HEPA filters

==Air Compressors==

== tags for search ==
working area

MN Laser Cutters

2021-10-15T02:22:35Z

FredRadford:

==Epilog Helix 45w==
* 45 Watt
* 18" x 24" bed
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* on long term loan to MN

== BossLaser LS2440 100w==
* 100 watt
* 24" x 40" bed
** BOSS physical working range: 24" x 39.0". [[Lightburn]] constraint (or maybe BOSS software): about 24"x36". Maximum sheet size that can be placed in the enclosure (overlapping the actual bed: bigger than 24" and bigger than 40", but not exactly sure and your positioning of a sheet that size requires planning.
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* based on testing by a member, the kerf is 0.004" or 0.1016mm
* Using [[Lightburn]] at home
** select "Ruida" for controller, "Serial/USB", name it, set appropriate bed dimensions (BossLaser is approximately X-axis 1016 mm, Y-axis 609.6 mm), set origin to "Rear Right".
The file capacity is 99 files. Once full new files will not be accepted from the computer to the controller. You may delete files one-by-one or clear them all with Files -> Other -> Delete All Memory Files
Class: [[BOSS 100W Laser Cutter, BossLaser LS2440]] details

== "Red" laser 100w==
* Chinese parts, no make or model.
* 100 watt
* bed size: 30" x 26"
* vents to a filter. MDF, leather, other smokey/smelly materials are not allowed.

==Thunder laser 100w==
* 100 watt
* on long term loan to MN
* ?" x ?"
* not available to members yet.

==Filters==
4 BOFA HEPA filters

==Air Compressors==

== tags for search ==
working area

MN Laser Cutters

2021-10-15T02:01:58Z

FredRadford: added how to delete all files

==Epilog Helix 45w==
* 45 Watt
* 18" x 24" bed
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* on long term loan to MN

== BossLaser LS2440 100w==
* 100 watt
* 24" x 40" bed
** BOSS physical working range: 24" x 39.0". [[Lightburn]] constraint (or maybe BOSS software): about 24"x36". Maximum sheet size that can be placed in the enclosure (overlapping the actual bed: bigger than 24" and bigger than 40", but not exactly sure and your positioning of a sheet that size requires planning.
* vents to a filter. No MDF, leather, or other smokey/smelly materials.
* based on testing by a member, the kerf is 0.004" or 0.1016mm
* Using [[Lightburn]] at home
** select "Ruida" for controller, "Serial/USB", name it, set appropriate bed dimensions (BossLaser is approximately X-axis 1016 mm, Y-axis 609.6 mm), set origin to "Rear Right".
The file capacity is 99 files. Once full new files will not be accepted from the computer to the controller. You may delete files one-by-one or clear them all with Files -> Other -> Clear All Memory File Count -> Delete All Memory Files
Class: [[BOSS 100W Laser Cutter, BossLaser LS2440]] details

== "Red" laser 100w==
* Chinese parts, no make or model.
* 100 watt
* bed size: 30" x 26"
* vents to a filter. MDF, leather, other smokey/smelly materials are not allowed.

==Thunder laser 100w==
* 100 watt
* on long term loan to MN
* ?" x ?"
* not available to members yet.

==Filters==
4 BOFA HEPA filters

==Air Compressors==

== tags for search ==
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Powermatic 60 B 8" Jointer

2021-09-22T03:55:54Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Powermatic 60 B 8" Jointerl]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop I - table saw, jointer, planer, miter saw}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g6frXkelDoQ2Ojz3l6E28aUoCCEf9o8A/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''VOLTS 230'''
::'''AMPS 9'''
::'''PHASE 1'''
::'''CYCLES 60'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Powermatic_60B_Jointer_SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic 60 B Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Powermatic_60B_Jointer_Plate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic 60 B Electrical Plate]]
[[File:Powermatic_60B_Jointer_Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic 60 B Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
*''Model Number'': '''60 B'''
*''Serial Number:'' '''05060601834'''
*''Motor Serial Number:'' '''1186YB'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1171571/ Operating Instructions and Parts Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Eg3l2OLlAn8KVHGEbkr_cOv2XXr3knYC/view?usp=sharing Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Powermatic PM701 Benchtop Mortiser

2021-09-22T03:50:21Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Powermatic PM701 Benchtop Mortiser]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
''TBW''

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T7olDzFs3ArmWoWcxFLzVhEW8MsoQk5K/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''PHASE 1'''
::'''VOLTS 115/230'''
::'''AMPS 7.8/3.9'''
::'''HZ 60'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Powermatic_701_Mortiser_SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic PM701 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Powermatic_701_Mortiser_Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic PM70 Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood SHop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''PM701'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''12047016084'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''003021'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[http://content.powermatic.com/assets/manuals/1791310_man_EN.pdf Operating Instructions and Parts Manual[]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qGlYCBRqylRXJqETOqMMKg-B2T4L0QHa/view?usp=sharing Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (Google Drive)]
==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Powermatic PM180 18" Planer

2021-09-22T03:38:38Z

FredRadford:

[[File:Powermatic180Planer.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Powermatic PM180 18" Planer]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop I - table saw, jointer, planer, miter saw}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hpB7quT-zTxt92UlQ1BvKXetH2BBrpHZ/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''V 203 / V 460'''
::'''F.L.A. 19.0 / F.L.A. 9.5'''
::'''HZ 60'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Powermatic_180_Planer_SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right| Powermatic PM180 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Powermatic_180_Planer_Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Powermatic PM180 Motor]]
[[File: Powermatic_180_Planer_Wiring_Diagram.jpg|300px|thumb|right| Powermatic PM180 Wiring Diagram]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''180'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''8280066'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''F0108034149'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/655/3631.pdf Operating Instructions And Parts List]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LD2GKUegCxfPaeRBCp6M8VXF7bFZHHkK/view?usp=sharing Operating Instructions And Parts List (Google Drive)]

[http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/655/825.pdf Maintenance Instructions And Parts List]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wen7_evTLmbnFTQ4R6cJNeaeNbIAErAr/view?usp=sharing Maintenance Instructions And Parts List (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
Q: How little can you take off with one pass through the planer?

: A: 1/16” is about the minimum reliable amount you can take off. It also depends on the wood, soft woods are going to show feed roller indentations that the cutters don't remove, more so than a hardwood. If you want smaller increments then use the drum sander, there you can take off as little as 1/64”.

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Nova DVR XP Woodlathe

2021-09-22T03:13:28Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Nova DVR XP Woodlathe]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
''TBW''

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10AQ3YsjuhQ5YKTOTjBj9oWrVyBHWRBAD/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''The motor type – Switched Reluctance Motor (DVR)'''
::'''Nominal operating output power –1.25 -1.5 kW ( 2 HP 220V )'''
::'''Power supply range: 115V 60Hz/ 230V 50 Hz'''
::'''Power factor correction: PF ≥ 0.95

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:serialnumberplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:electricalplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Electrical Plate]]
[[File:motorplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''where'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''m#'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''sn'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://www.teknatool.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Nova-DVR-XP-manual_July-2014.pdf Instruction Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nQLrUmSa5MU5D6w1KxWapEI6eyihMF8X/view?usp=sharing Instruction Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Nova DVR XP Woodlathe

2021-09-22T03:12:41Z

FredRadford: /* Documentation */

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Nova DVR XP Woodlathe]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
''TBW''

=== Specifications ===
''TBW''

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''The motor type – Switched Reluctance Motor (DVR)'''
::'''Nominal operating output power –1.25 -1.5 kW ( 2 HP 220V )'''
::'''Power supply range: 115V 60Hz/ 230V 50 Hz'''
::'''Power factor correction: PF ≥ 0.95

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:serialnumberplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:electricalplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Electrical Plate]]
[[File:motorplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''where'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''m#'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''sn'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://www.teknatool.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Nova-DVR-XP-manual_July-2014.pdf Instruction Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nQLrUmSa5MU5D6w1KxWapEI6eyihMF8X/view?usp=sharing Instruction Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Jet DC-1200VX Dust Collector

2021-09-22T03:08:28Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Jet DC-1200VX Dust Collector]]
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== Description ==

''TBW''

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vCHFXmZvdZAWTuD3O00SyzZrK5mjAWdL/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec:''
::'''Hz 60'''
::'''VOLT 230'''
::'''AMP 8'''
::'''PHASE 1'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Jet DC-1200VX Dust Collector SN reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet DC-1200VX Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Jet DC-1200VX Dust Collector motor reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet DC-1200VX Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''DC-1200VX'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''18100582'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''1631'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://content.jettools.com/assets/manuals/710701_man_EN.pdf Operating Instructions and Parts Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jkHxiAVKoHgOGuxBylyxhMX_TH1s7uX-/view?usp=sharing Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Jet JWDS-1632 16" Drum Sander

2021-09-22T02:54:41Z

FredRadford:

[[File:JetJWDS16-32DrumSander.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Jet JWDS-1632 16" Drum Sander]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Drum Sander}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TdcobLO-SVz-DWHaQIF_0a8Ygl_PZr-B/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

*Drum Bearing Diameter: 1 in.
*Drum Diameter: 5 in.
*Maximum board width (single pass): 16 in. (406 mm)
*Maximum board width (to passes): 32 in. (812 mm)
*Maximum Board Thickness: 3 in.
*Minimum Board Length: 2 3/8 in.
*Minimum Board Thickness: 1/32 in.
*Weight: 156 lb. (71 kg)
*Motor Power: 1 1/2 HP
*Dust Collection Minimum CFM Required: 400 CFM
*Dust Port Outside Diameter: 4 in.
* ''Electrical spec:''
**'''115V 60Hz'''
**Drum Motor Listed FLA (full load amps): '''14A'''
**Starting amps: '''32A'''
**Running amps (no load): '''9.5 A'''
**Conveyor Motor Listed FLA (full load amps): '''0.60A'''
**Recommended circuit and fuse/breaker size: '''20A'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:serialnumberplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:electricalplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Electrical Plate]]
[[File:motorplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''Jet JWDS-1632'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''sn'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
* [https://content.jettools.com/assets/manuals/723520_man_EN.pdf User manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KF2ydSC4GGup9lIVGYV6IhpLKqc2rq8h/view?usp=sharing User Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
The drum sander uses sandpaper wraps that are secured to the drum using clips and then wrapped around.

Members are expected to bring their own sandpaper wraps when using the sander, and these are available for sale near the front desk (ask a staff member). Wraps [https://www.amazon.com/60-6120-Ready-Wrap-Abrasive-Sandpaper/dp/B0000225PN can also be purchased online], and are available from many vendors.

BOSS intro classes cover installation of sandpaper and the class is a prerequisite to use.

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Jet JWBS-14CS 14" Woodworking Band Saw

2021-09-22T02:52:34Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Jet JWBS-14CS 14" Woodworking Band Saw with Closed Stand]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop II - band saw, drill press, power sanders}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/124EiA-jJlXGiCQmCUZCZJ2IfbJxssqe0/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''HZ 60'''
::'''VOLT 115/230'''
::'''AMP 10/5'''
::'''PHASE 1'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Jet JWBS-14CS Bandsaw SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right|et JWBS-14CS Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Jet JWBS-14CS Bandsaw Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JWBS-14CS Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''JWBS-14CS'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''70418925'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''SH 00719 OCP'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
* [https://content.jettools.com/assets/manuals/708115K_man_EN.pdf Operating Instructions and Parts Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-8zUJwq_oS9fzLvN_3lyI-87S8Sf20zw/view?usp=sharing Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (Google Drive)]

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Jet 1014 Mini Lathe

2021-09-22T02:47:31Z

FredRadford:

[[File: JetJML1014MiniLathes.jpg |400px|thumb|left|Jet 1014 Mini Lathes]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop IV - intro to wood lathe}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1auMwMRYAquVWSEDB2gzGcImyu4Ezf2Dr/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* Swing Over Bed (In.): 10
* Swing Over Tool Rest Base (In.): 7 1/2
* Working Distance Between Centers (In.): 14
* Number of Speeds : 6
* Range of Speeds (RPM): 500, 840, 1240, 1800, 2630, 3975
* Headstock Spindle Threads (T.P.I.): 1 x 8
* Headstock Spindle Taper: MT2
* Tailstock Spindle Taper: MT2
* Hole Through Tailstock (In.): 3/8
* Tailstock Ram Travel (In.): 2
* Toolrest Length (In.): 6
* Motor: 1/2 HP, 1Ph, 115V only
* Overall Dimensions (In.): 24 5/8(L) x 7 1/4 (W) x 14 (H)
*Net Weight (lbs. – approx.): 72
* Shipping Weight (lbs. – approx.): 74

* ''Electrical spec: '' '''115V 60Hz yyyA zzzW'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_01_IMG_20190216_162840_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 #1 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:motorplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''JML-1014'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''21124202'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''MN-103'''
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[[File:Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_02-2_IMG_20190216_175442_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 #2 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:motorplate.jpg|300px|thumb|right|toolname Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''JML-1014'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''8125092'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''MN-104'''
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[[File: Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_03_1_IMG_20190216_175459_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 #3 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_Motor_03_3_IMG_20190216_175519_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''JML-1014'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''C5101811'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''MN-105'''
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[[File:Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_04_2_IMG_20190216_175526_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 #4 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Jet_JML-1014_Mini_Lathe_Motor_04_1_IMG_20190216_175555_reduced.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jet JML-1014 #4 Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''JML-1014'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''C4046771'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''motorsn'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''MN-106'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[http://pdfstream.manualsonline.com/6/6a9bec3f-2a6a-2154-b186-5f33c8a4e221.pdf Owner's Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VrUa2yeHpzPxKkcZjUcv5kOhXm_ZoMmh/view?usp=sharing Owner's Manual (Google Drive)]


==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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Delta 11-990 Benchtop Drill Press

2021-09-22T02:22:08Z

FredRadford:

[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left| Delta 11-990 12" Benchtop Drill Press]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop II - band saw, drill press, power sanders}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/136xlcT9_O--J7DcsmilO4wom4HIRiMHO/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: '' '''V: 115 &emsp; A: 6.5 &emsp; HZ: 60'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Delta_11-990_Benchtop_Drill_Press_01_SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Delta 11-990 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Delta_11-990_Benchtop_Drill_Press_Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Delta 11-990 Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''11-990'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''W9726'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''1343756'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://downloads.ctfassets.net/gm9b93lui52t/6KzwakUv5eSA0mOSuawKcY/a5640afdd1c41a7bbe81a80ccfe3abc7/1340291.pdf Instruction Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VgeS1AC-OjZga7w4YhcXfk3-BAxiIOmd/view?usp=sharing Instruction Manual (Google Drive)]
==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
''TBW''

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SawStop Professional 3HP Table Saw

2021-09-22T02:21:17Z

FredRadford:

[[File:Sawstop_full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left|SawStop PCS31230 Professional 3HP 52" Fence Table Saw]]
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== Description ==
''TBW''

=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop I - table saw, jointer, planer, miter saw}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10xqF_zh-qKj8KfkH4YvFCU-xm0J8e6GP/view?usp=sharing Specs (Google Drive)]

* ''Electrical spec: ''
::'''230 Volts, 60 Hz'''
::'''13 Amps'''
::'''1 Phase'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File: SawStop_PCS31230_Table_Saw_SN.jpg |300px|thumb|right|SawStop PCS31230 Serial Number Plate]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''PCS31230'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''P180530850'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

''TBW''

==Documentation==
[https://www.sawstop.com/images/uploads/manuals/PCS%20Owners%20Manual%20Model%20PCS31230%20V5.0%2009-13.pdf Owner's Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qEIYvrXfbUdeDSD2rpKKYbPwyxJ2sz1N/view?usp=sharing Owner's Manual (Google Drive)]

''TBW''

==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
''TBW''

==Settings==
''TBW''

==Tips & Tricks==
Tip: You can trip the brake by cutting laser-cut plywood. Why? It turns out the carbonized wood from the laser cut is conductive!

=== crosscut sled ===
Making a new sled is pretty straightforward. Just grab some 3/8" stock (see note), cut two runners to a smidge proud of 3/4" with the table saw blade at an angle, affix to a flat piece, put on a back plate (the one tricky bit; as close to perpendicular as you can get it!), run it across the table to cut the kerf, and Bob's your uncle. The one that we had before used metal runners, which are very nice, but not at all necessary for most jobs.

Note on materials: Plywood or MDF for the base is standard and works great. For the runners, solid wood is oddly enough a poor choice here, because it will expand/contract by its grain. Plywood works alright for runners if you orient their cut such that any expansion tends to pull the sled tighter to the table, but MDF is better. Unfortunately, MDF generally doesn't typically come in 3/8", so needs to be pulled down to the proper size. Best is something like PVC (or UHMW PE! Super slide-y!) that won't expand/contract in response to temperature or humidity. But please don't build the base out of plastic, especially a low-temperature one like UHMW, as it will potentially melt onto the blade.

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Delta 11-990 Benchtop Drill Press

2021-09-22T02:16:35Z

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[[File:full_image.jpg|400px|thumb|left| Delta 11-990 12" Benchtop Drill Press]]
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== Description ==
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=== Classes ===
{{RequiresBOSS|class=Woodshop II - band saw, drill press, power sanders}}

=== Specifications ===
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/136xlcT9_O--J7DcsmilO4wom4HIRiMHO/view?usp=sharing Specs]

* ''Electrical spec: '' '''V: 115 &emsp; A: 6.5 &emsp; HZ: 60'''

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===MN Asset Details===
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[[File:Delta_11-990_Benchtop_Drill_Press_01_SN.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Delta 11-990 Serial Number Plate]]
[[File:Delta_11-990_Benchtop_Drill_Press_Motor.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Delta 11-990 Motor]]
* ''Location: '' '''Wood Shop'''
* ''Model Number: '' '''11-990'''
* ''Serial Number: '' '''W9726'''
* ''Motor Serial Number: '' '''1343756'''
* ''MN Asset Number: '' '''mnAN'''
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==Safety Specifics==
{{AllSafetyRulesApply}}

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==Documentation==
[https://downloads.ctfassets.net/gm9b93lui52t/6KzwakUv5eSA0mOSuawKcY/a5640afdd1c41a7bbe81a80ccfe3abc7/1340291.pdf Instruction Manual]

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VgeS1AC-OjZga7w4YhcXfk3-BAxiIOmd/view?usp=sharing Local Instruction Manual]
==Materials, Tooling, Accessories==
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==Settings==
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==Tips & Tricks==
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2021-09-19T04:43:59Z

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== Fred Radford ==
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2021-09-19T04:40:52Z

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Fred Radford
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