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<p>KJ: /* Drill Press */</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers. Respirators are recommended.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> * No material that would require use of the Bypass on the Saw Stop table saw. <br /> * There will be no disabling of the Saw Stop safety system ever. <br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> *Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> *Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> *Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> *Foil-backed insulation.<br /> *Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> *Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> *Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> *Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> *Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> *Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> *Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> *Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> *Graphite cloth<br /> *Anti-static Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) Polyethylene (contains carbon particles to make it anti-static)<br /> *Charred wood (laser cut edges, Shou Sugi Ban)<br /> <br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside away from the roll up door so that fumes do not get drawn into the woodshop.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Craftsman 103 bandsaw<br /> Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Woodmaster Planer/Molder. Signoff required<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Powermatic Planer|Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer]] with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required. (retired)<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Delta Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Grizzly T34614 Drill Press<br /> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IAUNguHU0VoFhamoc2r7FTUagCrC5on0/view?usp=share_link [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Dust Right Tool Activated HEPA Dust Extractor (two)<br /> <br /> Grizzly G0863 - Grizzly Growler Cyclone Separator<br /> <br /> JET DC-1100VX-CK Dust Collector 1.5 HP 1PH 115/230 V 2-Micron Canister Kit<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track and extensions. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> ''''' CNC et al '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShopBot_CNC|Shopbot CNC Mill]] 4'x8' 3 axis mill for wood and wood like materials.<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShapeOko_4|ShapeOko 4]] A smaller contemporary CNC wood cutting machine<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://tampahackerspace.moodlecloud.com/login/index.php Grizzly Drill Press Signoff class]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1625 2026-10-16T15:46:22Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers. Respirators are recommended.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> * No material that would require use of the Bypass on the Saw Stop table saw. <br /> * There will be no disabling of the Saw Stop safety system ever. <br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> *Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> *Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> *Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> *Foil-backed insulation.<br /> *Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> *Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> *Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> *Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> *Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> *Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> *Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> *Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> *Graphite cloth<br /> *Anti-static Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) Polyethylene (contains carbon particles to make it anti-static)<br /> *Charred wood (laser cut edges, Shou Sugi Ban)<br /> <br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside away from the roll up door so that fumes do not get drawn into the woodshop.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Craftsman 103 bandsaw<br /> Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Woodmaster Planer/Molder. Signoff required<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Powermatic Planer|Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer]] with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required. (retired)<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Delta Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Grizzly T34614 Drill Press<br /> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IAUNguHU0VoFhamoc2r7FTUagCrC5on0/view?usp=share_link [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Dust Right Tool Activated HEPA Dust Extractor (two)<br /> <br /> Grizzly G0863 - Grizzly Growler Cyclone Separator<br /> <br /> JET DC-1100VX-CK Dust Collector 1.5 HP 1PH 115/230 V 2-Micron Canister Kit<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track and extensions. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> ''''' CNC et al '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShopBot_CNC|Shopbot CNC Mill]] 4'x8' 3 axis mill for wood and wood like materials.<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShapeOko_4|ShapeOko 4]] A smaller contemporary CNC wood cutting machine<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Using_Slack&diff=1624 2026-10-16T15:41:33Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>[https://slack.com/ Slack] has become our main tool for communication among members and our larger community.<br /> <br /> [http://tampahackerspace.slack.com Tampa Hackerspace Slack]<br /> <br /> If you do not have access, contact us for an invite: [mailto:info@tampahackerspace.com info@tampahackerspace.com]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Basics ==<br /> <br /> Start with Slack's own [https://tampahackerspace.slack.com/getting-started Getting Started] guide.<br /> <br /> If your user name is obscure, ''please'' consider changing it to either your name or your more well-known username. It makes it much easier to know who is who. The user name is only for our specific Slack and won't be seen outside of our Slack. You can change it at any time. While you're doing that, consider adding a bit of information to your profile such as interests, projects, and maybe a profile photo or avatar.<br /> <br /> Slack has multiple channels for conversations. Some are private. <br /> <br /> Everyone should belong to #general after joining. Just be aware that this channel has non-members as well as members in it.<br /> <br /> There is a #members channel for discussions that are only relevant to members.<br /> <br /> There are channels for different areas and subjects of the makerspace such as the metal shop, wood shop, 3d printers, etc. There are also channels for some group projects and for different shows and events we're attending. <br /> <br /> == Stars and Todo Items ==<br /> <br /> You can ''star'' any message on Slack and it will be available on your Starred Item List (top right). This makes it easy to mark messages for later follow-up or reference.<br /> <br /> == Notifications ==<br /> Slack has many notification settings. There is a global setting for all channels for both desktop / web and for mobile apps. Then each channel has it's own notification settings. You can also set quiet hours and temporarily snooze all notifications.<br /> <br /> == Slackbot ==<br /> <br /> Slackbot comes with every Slack and has some neat features. <br /> <br /> One neat feature is reminders. You can type /remind me Pick up sodas tomorrow 3pm and Slackbot will remind you. Or you can /remind channel Tonight is Open Make 1pm to remind a whole channel.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--<br /> DEAD<br /> == Spacebot ==<br /> <br /> Spacebot is our own home-grown collection of code to provide some information. <br /> <br /> Spacebot posts upcoming Meetup events at 9am and 3pm every day.<br /> <br /> Spacebot also answers the question &quot;is anyone at the space&quot; if asked via direct message or in the #members channel. It collects a number of pieces of information and gives it's best guess whether there are people at the space at the moment.<br /> --&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:README FIRST]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:HowTo]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=How_Do_I_Become_A_Member_and_What_Do_I_Do_Next%3F&diff=1623 2026-10-16T15:39:35Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>==Social member or full dues-paying member?==<br /> <br /> Anyone is welcome to participate in [https://www.facebook.com/groups/TampaHack/ Facebook] and other social media discussions. People may bring your projects to work on during Open Make nights on Tuesday evenings. Let people know it's your first visit and get a tour of the space.<br /> <br /> * If you haven't already, join the social media groups below so you can participate in discussions and know what's going on at the Hackerspace. All of our classes and events are posted on our [https://member.tampahackerspace.com/events website]. (Only public events are posted on [http://www.meetup.com/Tampa-Hackerspace/events/ Meetup].) Join [[Using Slack|Slack]] for various topical conversations with other members.<br /> <br /> *Social media and member communication:<br /> ** [[Using Slack|Slack]]<br /> ** [https://tiktok.com/tampahackerspace/ TikTok]<br /> ** [https://www.facebook.com/groups/TampaHack/ Facebook]<br /> ** [https://www.instagram.com/tampahackerspace/ Instagram]<br /> <br /> *Certain classes and tools are open to members only. Members get 24/7 access to the space, and can use any of our tools once they're trained.<br /> <br /> ==To become a full member==<br /> *Go to the main [http://tampahackerspace.com/ Tampa Hackerspace] webpage<br /> *Select [http://tampahackerspace.com/membership/ Membership] from the top menu bar<br /> *Follow the instructions on that page.<br /> <br /> == Ok, cool, I'm a member.... Now what? ==<br /> <br /> * Introduce yourself to the [[Board of Directors]].<br /> <br /> * '''Start a discussion''': Ask a question or post a link about a topic that interests you.<br /> ** [[Using Slack|Slack]]<br /> ** [https://www.facebook.com/groups/TampaHack/ Facebook]<br /> ** [https://www.instagram.com/tampahackerspace/ Instagram: tampahackerspace]<br /> <br /> * '''Come to an Open Make night!''' Most Tuesdays are Open Make nights when everyone is invited, starting at 6pm. Members are encouraged to bring their projects to work on, or just to come and talk with other members about projects or topics of interest. <br /> <br /> * '''Take a class!''' Even if you don't know how to do something, you can learn how. We offer [https://member.tampahackerspace.com/events classes] in how to use our tools and in other topics of interest. <br /> <br /> * '''Host a meeting.''' If there's a topic that interests you, find other people who are interested and schedule a time to meet and discuss.<br /> <br /> * '''Teach a class!''' If you're proficient in a topic and want to teach a class about it, talk to a member of the Board.<br /> <br /> * '''Use our [[Tools|Tools]] to make things!'''<br /> <br /> * '''Come to [[Boardgames|Board-game night]]!'''<br /> <br /> * '''[[How_to_Help | Volunteer to help out ]].'''<br /> <br /> * '''Post your build/project/code/etc''' to [https://www.hackster.io/ hackster.io] or [http://www.instructables.com instructables.com].<br /> <br /> == I Don't Know What to Make... ==<br /> * Well, what are you interested in? <br /> <br /> * Learning about electronics? Quad-copters? 3D Printing? Sewing? Using a Laser to precisely cut material? Woodworking? Metal shop machining? Molding plastic or aluminum? CNC cutting? The Tampa Hackerspace has tools and resources for all of these.<br /> <br /> * Check out this page one of our members wrote up that talks about using the tools at the Space for making all kinds of [[How_To_Steampunk | Steampunk creations]]. Even if you're not interested in Steampunk, it talks about many different types of projects our tools can be used for.<br /> <br /> * Check out these [[Project Idea Sites]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:README FIRST]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:HowTo]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Classes:_New_Member_Orientation&diff=1622 2026-10-16T15:33:27Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>Regular and Supporting members of Tampa Hackerspace receive 24/7 access once they have<br /> <br /> &lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;setup their dues payments&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;submitted the necesssary paperwork<br /> &lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;member application&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;release forms&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;a photo ID&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;<br /> &lt;!--&lt;li&gt;completed this new member orientation class[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-ZJTQLuLlUmNzhYeFVRcnhVd1U/view?usp=sharing]]&lt;/li&gt;--&gt;<br /> &lt;/ul&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;!--<br /> Note that viewing the presentation online is NOT a substitute for attending the class.<br /> <br /> * [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BynqFD678bx2SnBVR3FYZGx0c0E&amp;authuser=0 New Member Orientation Slide Deck]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrbkK3CXq4g Youtube Video]<br /> --&gt;<br /> [[classes|Back to Class List]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Classes]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Tools:_ShopBot_CNC&diff=1621 2026-10-16T15:28:15Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:shopbot-cnc.jpg|250px|thumb|right|ShopBot CNC]]<br /> <br /> == Tool Description ==<br /> The ShopBot is a 3-axis CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) router. It is capable of cutting pieces out of 4 foot by 8 foot sheets of material (i.e. plywood or MDF); Smaller pieces can also be used. <br /> <br /> It can make vector cuts (and pockets and drill holes) for shapes like boxes, circles, arcade cabinets, flat-pack furniture, gears, and airplanes; as well as carving 3d models of things like faces, terrain, plaques, ceiling medallions, door panels, or Carbonite prisoners.<br /> <br /> == Software ==<br /> <br /> === VCarve ===<br /> <br /> We use VCarvePro for layout, toolpath creation, and to save toolpaths with post processing for ShopBot.<br /> <br /> VCarvePro can import these formats:<br /> * [http://support.vectric.com/aspire-questions/item/what-vector-file-formats-can-be-imported Vector formats]: DXF, EPS, AI, PDF, SKP, DWG<br /> * [http://support.vectric.com/vcp-questions/item/what-3d-file-formats-can-be-imported-copy 3d formats]: STL, DXF, 3DS, OBJ, SKP, V3M, LWO, 3DM, WRL<br /> * [http://support.vectric.com/aspire-questions/item/can-i-work-image-files These Bitmap formats] can be imported and automatically or manually traced to generate vectors for cutting: BMP, JPG/JPEG, GIF, TIF/TIFF, PNG<br /> * Bitmaps can be converted into 3d models for carving using other tools.<br /> * [http://vector-conversions.com/vectorizing/raster_vs_vector.html The difference between Vector and Raster images.]<br /> <br /> ==== Import File Notes ====<br /> '''Do not use SVG''' unless you are aware. VCarve will show it can import SVG files. However, Adobe generated SVG files will import proportionally '''scaled incorrectly''' (mostly '''shrunk''' by a small percent). Stay away from SVG file imports from Adobe softwares.<br /> <br /> <br /> Creating or importing vectors in VCarve and assigning them toolpaths is fairly straightforward, once explained. Setting up 3d models requires more tweaking.<br /> <br /> Members can get the [http://www.vectric.com/makerspace.html VCarve Pro Makerspace Client] for use on their own computers. <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> The Makerspace Client edition will allow users to design from scratch or import their data from other packages and includes the ability to both generate and simulate toolpaths, however it will not save these in a format that can be understood by the CNC machine. To complete this last step though the user can then bring the VCarve Pro files from the Client edition into the Makerspace and save their toolpaths to cut on the Makerspace’s CNC machine using the Makerspace edition of VCarve Pro licensed and installed at that location. [http://www.vectric.com/media/files/products/vcp/makerspace/MakerspaceDocument.pdf (Source and further documentation)] <br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> Install v11.0 VCarve Trial Version (do not use 11.5). Going to [https://www.vectric.com/free-trial/vcarve-pro https://www.vectric.com/free-trial/vcarve-pro] to will download v11.5 of VCarve Pro Trial Edition. If it is a newer version than that of the hackerspace, see the pinned messages for download links to the correct version(s) (typically from google drive) in #cnc-shopbot channel on THS slack. When prompted to sign up or log in, you can select Download as Guest. Once installed, select &quot;About VCarve Pro Trial Edition...&quot; from the Help menu, then &quot;enter the Makerspace ID&quot; to connect the trial to the Makerspace client. This ID number is also pinned in the #cnc-shopbot channel on THS slack, as a file named &lt;b&gt;THS MakerSpace VCarve Info.txt&lt;/b&gt;. This [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwUAs_FY134 video] explains the process.<br /> <br /> === Fusion 360 ===<br /> <br /> Many members use [[Classes: Fusion 360|Fusion 360]] for their toolchain (bypassing VCarve). This has been accomplished by going to &quot;Manufacture in Fusion 360 to generate tool paths and export to SBP format.&quot; It is recommended you perform an &quot;Air cut&quot;, with the router high above your work surface, before performing the actual cut.<br /> <br /> == Materials (what to use, and not use, it on) ==<br /> * Wood (MDF, plywood, hard woods, soft woods (pine, poplar), etc)<br /> * High density foam<br /> * Acrylic?<br /> * Metals can't be cut because the spindle (router) doesn't turn slow enough<br /> <br /> == General and Special Safety Considerations ==<br /> '''This is not an exhaustive list!<br /> * '''Always wear safety glasses.'''<br /> * '''Read, understand and follow all warning labels, instructions and safety manuals.'''<br /> * Hearing and respiratory protection are recommended.<br /> * The ShopBot may start and move in unexpected ways. Stay well clear of all moving parts during operation. Warn any bystanders before you command the ShopBot to begin a motion.<br /> * The ShopBot's router may create dust, chips, and larger chunks. These may be thrown from the cutter. Be aware of possible projectiles. Always wear safety glasses.<br /> <br /> == Classes ==<br /> * See the [https://tampahackerspace.slack.com/archives/C4CQ967HB CNC-Shopbot] Slack channel pins section for information on setting up a class <br /> * Recommended reading: [https://precisionboard.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/CNC-Prod-Routing-Guide-05.pdf ONSRUD Cutter LP - CNC Production Routing Guide]<br /> <br /> * '''Prerequisites'''<br /> ** Students must have the ability to generate toolpaths using one of the supported CAM tools (VCarve or Fusion 360). Generating toolpaths is outside the scope of this class.<br /> *** There are separate classes for VCarve and Fusion360.<br /> ** Students must have completed woodshop safety before taking this course.<br /> ** This meetup is open to paid members only.<br /> <br /> * [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12kCdBXTbjjEzhcGE_IeuvdE3nk53ES8_/edit?usp=sharing&amp;ouid=117262156839396407579&amp;rtpof=true&amp;sd=true Class slide-show deck]<br /> <br /> == Pre-Use checklist ==<br /> Before using the ShopBot, you should:<br /> * Ensure that the gantry (y-axis) is square to the rest of the ShopBot frame.<br /> * Zero out your X and Y axises to the desired location. <br /> * Ensure you have the desired bit installed in the router.<br /> * Zero out your Z axis.<br /> * Triple check that your intended cut path will not impact any hold-downs<br /> * Wear hearing and eye protection.<br /> * Activate the dust collection vacuum system.<br /> * Before hitting &quot;Cut Part&quot;, do a bladder check.<br /> * &quot;Cut Part&quot;. You will be prompted to turn on the router. (&quot;Spindle&quot;)<br /> <br /> == Post-Use Checklist (cleanup, etc) ==<br /> When you have finished using the ShopBot, be sure that you:<br /> * Return the tool to the traditional [0,0] position in the lower-left corner. Zero the axises if they have been changed.<br /> * Install a standard cutter bit if you have changed to a specialized bit.<br /> * Use compressed air to blow dust off the ShopBot itself, the computers, and the work bench.<br /> * Vacuum or sweep wood chips, debris and dust off the bed and the tool.<br /> * Sweep up dust and debris within 4 a foot area around the ShopBot.<br /> * Return any other tools you have used to their storage location.<br /> * Turn off the ShopBot CPU.<br /> * Turn off the NUC (smaller computer).<br /> * Unplug all electrical cords used and return them to stowed condition<br /> <br /> == Tool Use ==<br /> Please take a class or ask for individual instruction<br /> <br /> == Tips and Tricks == <br /> For those who are looking to buy Bits, Here are the current Recommended Bits to purchase for your &quot;Tool Box&quot;<br /> * Whiteside UD2100 Spiral Cut Bit (Compression), .25 Diameter, .25 Shank, 1&quot; Cut Length, 2.5&quot; Overall Length -- Good For Wood and will give nice clean cut - Available via Amazon <br /> * Whiteside RD2100 Spircal Cut Bit (Down Cut), .25 Diameter, .25 Shank, 1&quot; Cut Length, 2.5&quot; Overall Length -- Good For Wood cuts downward pushing work against table - Available via Amazon <br /> * Whiteside SA2100 O-Flute Straight Router Bit, .25 Diameter, .25 Shank, 1&quot; Cut Length, 3.5&quot; Overall Length -- This is for Plastic - Available via Amazon <br /> * Whiteside is the best bits you can buy, they will last as long as you live, and you can pass them on to your children provided you take good care of them.<br /> <br /> === Air Cut ===<br /> If you are unsure if your cut path will intersect a hold down or other obstruction. Try a cut without the tool at the actual Z surface of your work.<br /> <br /> # Do your normal X Y Z zeroing<br /> # Raise the Z up 1-1.5 inches above the surface and re-zero the Z.<br /> # Re-zero the Z,<br /> # Load and run your cut.<br /> # Watch it do full layer or more.<br /> # Anticipate what the path will be when at full depth of cut (typical where crashes will occur).<br /> # If it all looks good, re zero the Z axis, <br /> # If not good, contemplate, goto 10<br /> <br /> == Related links ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.instructables.com/id/Cutting-1-inch-Acrylic/ Cutting-1-inch-Acrylic]<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12kCdBXTbjjEzhcGE_IeuvdE3nk53ES8_/edit?usp=sharing&amp;ouid=117262156839396407579&amp;rtpof=true&amp;sd=true Class instruction deck]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Wood Shop]]<br /> [[Category:CNC]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Tools:_Romaxx_CNC&diff=1620 2026-10-16T15:21:20Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>GONE<br /> <br /> == Tool Description ==<br /> The Romaxx CNC is a 3ft x 2ft CNC router. It is an older version of [https://romaxxcncrouters.com/store/Romaxx-CNC-SR-X-CNC-Router-24-X-41-5-p229918010 this current model].<br /> <br /> == Helpful Links ==<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3JVxs3IfRs CNC setup and use]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Tools:_ShapeOko_2&diff=1619 2026-10-16T15:20:50Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> [This tool is no longer in service.]<br /> <br /> [[File:shapeoko2.jpg|right|300px]]<br /> == Tool Description: ==<br /> * Open source platform and components<br /> * 11.5&quot; wide x 13&quot; deep x 2.5&quot; high effective work volume. Some of the work piece will be off the machine's bed.<br /> * The bed is 16&quot; wide, and can accommodate a piece of unlimited length.<br /> * Precision: X Axis 25&amp;mu;m, Y Axis 25&amp;mu;m, Z Axis 3.125&amp;mu;m<br /> * Arduino Microcontroller<br /> <br /> == Materials (what to use, and not use, it on): ==<br /> * Broad range of materials that may be worked (See materials and feed rates link below for details):<br /> ** Wood (successfully milled)<br /> ** Metal<br /> ** Plastic<br /> ** Composites<br /> ** Some Stones<br /> ** PCB<br /> ** Linoleum<br /> ** Corian<br /> [http://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/Materials ShapeOko Wiki page on Materials and Feed Rates]<br /> <br /> == General and Special Safety Considerations: ==<br /> <br /> * Be safe --- wear appropriate safety equipment (esp. eyes (safety glasses/goggles), and ears (hearing protection --- at least foam ear plugs)), ensure clothing, hair and jewelry cannot become caught up in the machine. If necessary, arrange for dust collection and proper ventilation (if necessary, use respiratory gear suitable to the dust particles of the material being milled). Consider the possibility of the spindle starting a fire by friction and take suitable precautions (having a fire extinguisher handy, &amp;c.).<br /> * Check the machine (all bolts and set screws tight, belts tight and in good shape, wiring in good condition with continuity and nothing frayed or broken, everything clear and safe). The bolted down, inverted belts which result when using the belt anchor clips make this somewhat difficult --- use a mirror to examine the belts while moving the machine along its full range of movement.<br /> * Secure the workpiece (right-side up and in the desired orientation) to the worksurface using a technique appropriate to the [[Materials|material]] (see [[Workholding]]).<br /> * Mount an appropriate [[Spindle_Options|spindle]] and ensure that it is vertical and square to the machine and well-secured.<br /> * Examine the [[End_mills|End mill]] to ensure that it is sharp and in good condition and not chipped (this is best done with a loupe or magnifying glass), install it per the spindle manufacturer's directions, check to make certain that the collet is tight and will not work loose during operation (it needs to be more than hand-tight --- the machine will take no notice or care if it works loose). On the low-end rotary tools it may help to use a bit of plumber's Teflon thread tape on the collet.<br /> * Ensure the work area is clear and all cables and wires run without interference. Especially check that there is nothing beneath the rails which might interfere with the wheels.<br /> * If necessary, home the tool to the proper place in relation to the workpiece. (In the absence of limit switches, machine origin will be the location when Grbl powers up.)<br /> * (optional) Traverse the working boundary of the job as a final check.<br /> * Browse for the NC file which you have already simulated and send it to the machine.<br /> * Monitor the machine while it operates, ensuring there is no build-up of dust, debris or fumes, and that nothing works loose, keeping clear of the work area. Once the job is complete, turn off the spindle, return the gantry to the home position, or a known offset from home (one may want to wait to turn off the spindle until it's been homed) and ensure the end mill has stopped spinning before removing the finished piece and any waste. Store endmills carefully when not in use so as to protect the edges. Collets and accessories should be cleaned between uses --- wiped off with a suitable solvent such as isopropyl alcohol.<br /> <br /> * One should keep a log of machine usage and note when adjustments are made, or a fastener is (re)tightened, as well as keeping a tally of usage time, including for specific bits, so as to determine when parts need to be lubricated, or bits should be relegated to rough work or resharpened or recycled and replaced.<br /> <br /> '''Note:''' Be careful to safely dispose of milling debris and dust, keeping in mind flammability, (potential) spontaneous combustion, and chemical considerations. Even natural materials can have surprising implications for disposing of them, e.g., walnut wood dust is aleopathic (inhibits plant growth) and an irritant to the skin and breathing tract and potentially poisonous to some animals in addition to the typical spontaneous combustion hazard which sawdust poses.<br /> <br /> &lt;small&gt;The content for this section is included from http://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/Operating_Checklist under the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike copyright permission.&lt;/small&gt;<br /> <br /> == Tool Use: ==<br /> * Use [http://www.easel.com/ Easel (http://www.easel.com/)] to design simple cuts, generate gcode, and control the ShapeOko.<br /> * Other software may be better for complex designs.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tips and Tricks: ==<br /> * Wood or plastic panels can be positioned to prevent waste material from being thrown. This includes shielding the controlling laptop.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Related links: ==<br /> [[Shapeoko 2 Safety|Shapeoko 2 Safety and Operating Checklist]]<br /> <br /> [http://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/Materials ShapeOko Wiki page on Materials and Feed Rates]<br /> <br /> [http://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/Endmills ShapeOko Wiki page on Endmills]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Projects:_Hypercube&diff=1618 2026-10-16T15:20:03Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>[this project was abandoned long ago]<br /> <br /> @adrianm1972 is leading a group 3d printer build. Original [https://www.meetup.com/Tampa-Hackerspace/events/242996378/ meetup here].<br /> <br /> Links:<br /> * https://www.3dguru.online/<br /> * https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2517628<br /> * https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766<br /> * https://www.zyltech.com/store/c47/ZYLtech_HyperCube.html<br /> * https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIaArjwViQRVAERWRrYfe9rtiwvvRGCzw<br /> * https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WVQ7W3P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_IAB0zbP78VZ7N<br /> * https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0073T91II/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_SDB0zbXC09VB4<br /> * https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BQ4XP6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_lFB0zb5RK9379</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=MR101_Intro_to_Multi-Rotors&diff=1617 2026-10-16T15:19:36Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>This is the first of a series of classes for both novice and experienced pilots desiring to learn how to build and fly multi-rotor RC (radio controlled) aircraft. The class will have a &quot;hands on&quot; approach with physical examples, a power point presentation as a follow along, and a packet of resources compiled by hackerspace members Alan Chervitz and George Papabeis.<br /> <br /> # How they fly. <br /> # Types – Tris, quads, hex &amp; octos, V-tails, Co-axials, &quot;drones&quot;<br /> # Flight Modes – Acro, stabilized, gps, waypoints, FPV, follow me. <br /> # Components – air frames, propellers, motors, ESCs, power distribution &amp; batteries, flight controllers, photography gimbals, FPV (First Person Video), OSD (On Screen Display), receivers and transmitters. <br /> # Costs. <br /> # Safety – on the ground and in the air<br /> <br /> * [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_7ZMAMaewbHYUhVd2JvTjVIc0k Resource list takeaway (info &amp; links)]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_7ZMAMaewbHWlZwY09jRnJmM00 Class Presentation Slides]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:StyleGuides&diff=1616 2026-10-16T15:17:55Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>Remember that people reading the wiki may not share your expertise. Please use descriptive page names and give enough of an introduction to the page topic that a newcomer has some idea of where to find more information.<br /> <br /> == Sample Pages &amp; Helpful Hints ==<br /> <br /> * Use our [[Special:Categories|categories]]!<br /> :Use at least one &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:&lt;/nowiki&gt;''Category Name''&lt;nowiki&gt;]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; tag at the bottom of your page (e.g. &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:&lt;/nowiki&gt;Tools&lt;nowiki&gt;]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; or &lt;nowiki&gt;[[Category:&lt;/nowiki&gt;Projects&lt;nowiki&gt;]]&lt;/nowiki&gt;)<br /> <br /> * When creating a tool page, put a space after the &quot;Tools:&quot; category in the name, i.e. &quot;Tools: DeltaMaker 3D Printer&quot; <br /> <br /> * Please include the type of machine in the page name, not just the model, i.e. &quot;Tools: DeltaMaker 3D Printer&quot; rather than &quot;Tools: DeltaMaker&quot; <br /> <br /> * If a tool or page has alternative spellings or is otherwise hard to find, consider creating one or more redirect pages with the alternative names and use &lt;nowiki&gt;#REDIRECT [[pagename]]&lt;/nowiki&gt; to point to the right location<br /> <br /> * A page can be in multiple categories, and these tags will help people find the info you worked to provide!<br /> <br /> * Consider adding to or creating a new prefix to make multiple pages on a topic easy to find.<br /> <br /> * Copy &amp; paste from sample pages (listed below) to save yourself some typing.<br /> <br /> * If you add another shop or other page that should be shown at the top-level main page, add the hidden category &quot;Main&quot; to that page<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:HowTo]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Multi-Rotors&diff=1615 2026-10-16T15:16:31Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>Multi-rotor RC (radio controlled) aircraft enthusiasts get together periodically at THS. Check [https://www.meetup.com/Tampa-Hackerspace Meetup] for the next event.<br /> <br /> [http://www.tampaairport.com/uas-notification-form Tampa International Airport (TPA) UAS Notification Form]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Printers&diff=1614 2026-10-16T15:07:11Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Standard Printers =<br /> == Xerox VersaLink C405DN MFP ==<br /> [[File:Xerox-small-classroom.webp|thumb|right|alt=Xerox VersaLink C405 In Small Classroom|Xerox VersoLink C405DN MFP in 4391 Small Classroom]]<br /> <br /> Color Printer in the Small Classroom (4391). Supports Apple AirPrint for printing directly from iPhone / iPad. Can handle up to 80lb cover stock single-sided or 60lb cover stock double-sided. <br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * Host Name: XC-C14327<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.81<br /> * IPv6: fe80::9e93:4eff:fec1:4327<br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> * Color: yes<br /> * Duplex: yes<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> [https://www.office.xerox.com/latest/VC4SS-02.PDF Spec Sheet]<br /> <br /> Online specs say it can handle up to 80lb cardstock via the bypass tray.<br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> == HP Color LaserJet CP2025dn ==<br /> [[File:HP Color LaserJet CP2025dn.png|thumb|right|alt=HP Color LaserJet CP2025dn|HP Color LaserJet CP2025dn in 4395 Entryway]]<br /> <br /> Color Printer outside the 3d printer room (4395)<br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * Host Name: NPIFF15F6<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.86<br /> * IPv6: FE80::1AA9:5FF:FEFF:15F6<br /> * Bonjour: HP Color LaserJet CP2025dn (FF15F6)<br /> <br /> ==== macOS ====<br /> Must use '''IP''' -&gt; '''Protocol: HP Jetdirect - Socket''' when using the '''Add Printer''' dialogue<br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> * Color: yes<br /> * Duplex: yes<br /> <br /> === Notes ===<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> If it is not giving accurate colors you may need to re-run the color calibration from the menu and might need to (gently) rock the toner cartridges especially yellow before printing.<br /> <br /> == Brother MFC-8480DN ==<br /> [[File:Brother-MFC8480.png|thumb|right|alt=Brother MFC-8480DN|Brother MFC-8480DN by 4931 Kitchen]]<br /> Basic black &amp; white laser printer. Has duplexer for double-sided printing. Located outside 4931 kitchen.<br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * Host Name: MFC-8480DN<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.80<br /> * IPv6: <br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> * Color: no<br /> * Duplex: yes<br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == Lexmark MX417de ==<br /> [[File:Lexmark MX417de.png|thumb|right|alt=Lexmark MX417de|Lexmark MX417de in 4935 Large Classroom]]<br /> Black and white laser printer with duplexer. Located in the large classroom, 4935.<br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * Hostname: <br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.82<br /> * IPv6: fe80::221:b7ff:fe4b:f825<br /> * Bonjour: Lexmark MX417de<br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> * Color: no<br /> * Duplex: yes (good luck)<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == Canon Pixma Pro-100 ==<br /> [[File:Pixma.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Canon Pixma Pro-100|Canon Pixma Pro-100 in 4935 Large Classroom]]<br /> <br /> Color inkjet with great photo output. Located in the rear of 4935 large classroom. <br /> <br /> There is additional ink and a lot of donated paper in the black file cabinet in Vinyl area. <br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.85<br /> <br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> * Color: yes<br /> * Duplex: no<br /> <br /> === Manuals ===<br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> = Large Format Printers =<br /> <br /> == Konica Minolta magicolor 7450 II ==<br /> [[File:Konica Minolta magicolor 7450 II.jpg|thumb|alt=Konica Minolta magicolor 7450 II in 4935 Vinyl Cutting|Konica Minolta magicolor 7450 II in 4935 Vinyl Cutting]]<br /> Color laser printer<br /> <br /> Supports paper sizes of up to 12.25&quot; x 47.24&quot;. It can also handle media as small as 3.55&quot; x 5.50&quot;. The magicolor features a multipurpose paper drawer that can hold up to 250 sheets of paper. It can even print envelopes, card stock, and transparencies. The multipurpose tray can handle paper up to 12 x 18&quot; in size; larger format banner paper can be fed through the manual feed tray. 9600 x 600 dpi resolution.<br /> <br /> '''Located in vinyl area of 4935.''' It is wired to the network but does not like to stay connected to the network when it &quot;wakes up&quot; from sleep. Best to power it off and on. It may be easiest to print from the USB connection instead. <br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.83 (but see note above)<br /> <br /> === Toner ===<br /> * Cyan replaced: 2025-02-12<br /> * Magenta replaced: ???<br /> * Yellow replaced: ???<br /> * Black replaced: ???<br /> <br /> === Printheads ===<br /> <br /> === Manuals ===<br /> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d5_V6MUfcztZKeCMV_x7AwUpcUgmc46A/view?usp=share_link reference guide]<br /> <br /> === Status ===<br /> * As of 2/2025, working but low on yellow toner (new cartridge standing by)<br /> * As of 7/2025, the network is not configured correctly<br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> == HP DesignJet T1100ps ==<br /> [[File:HP DesignJet T1100ps.jpg|thumb|alt=HP DesignJet T1100ps located in vinyl area of 4935.|HP DesignJet T1100ps located in vinyl area of 4935.]]<br /> <br /> Our largest printer, locating in the large classroom in 4935. <br /> <br /> Plug in via ethernet for web based upload of printable files.<br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * Hostname: ???<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.84<br /> <br /> === Ink ===<br /> * Cyan (C9371A) replaced: ???<br /> * Magenta (C9372A) replaced: ???<br /> * Yellow (C9373A) replaced: ???<br /> * Photo Black (C9370A) replaced: ???<br /> * Matte Black (C9403A) replaced: ???<br /> * Gray (C9374A) replaced: ???<br /> <br /> === Printheads ===<br /> * Gray/Photo Black (C9380A) replaced: 2025-03-26<br /> * Matte Black/Yellow (C9384A): 2025-02-18<br /> * Magenta/Cyan (C9383A) replaced: ???<br /> <br /> === Manuals ===<br /> * [[HP Designjet-T1100ps printer-leebcs writeup|leebc's writeup for usage]] <br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/150EW2eNZRrhoIsrkerkGLo83GtT5XpUV/view?usp=share_link user guide]<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xKOOLPqVlfmd6Vo6MSHKPbpffqxhwyyh/view?usp=share_link service manual]<br /> <br /> === Status ===<br /> * As of 2/2025, working but slight striping in some prints<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> == KIP 7170K ==<br /> <br /> [[File:KIP 7170K.webp|thumb|alt=KIP 7170K in Large Classroom, 4935|KIP 7170K in Large Classroom, 4935]]<br /> <br /> Large format black and white laser printer in back of 4935 large classroom. Prints on 36&quot; wide rolls of paper up to 19.7 '''feet''' long. Has color scanner feature as well. <br /> <br /> So far it has worked best to print from a PDF on a USB thumb drive. <br /> <br /> This printer is kept turned off and takes a couple of minutes to boot. <br /> <br /> === Network Configuration ===<br /> * IPv4: 10.255.0.87<br /> <br /> === Manuals ===<br /> <br /> [https://kipnews.kip.com/%20Public/HardwareManual/7170%20UserGuide.pdf User Manual]<br /> <br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear: both&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:IT]][[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1613 2026-09-09T02:36:00Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers. Respirators are recommended.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> *Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> *Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> *Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> *Foil-backed insulation.<br /> *Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> *Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> *Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> *Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> *Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> *Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> *Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> *Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> *Graphite cloth<br /> *Anti-static Ultra High Molecular Weight (UHMW) Polyethylene (contains carbon particles to make it anti-static)<br /> *Charred wood (laser cut edges, Shou Sugi Ban)<br /> <br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside away from the roll up door so that fumes do not get drawn into the woodshop.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Craftsman 103 bandsaw<br /> Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Woodmaster Planer/Molder. Signoff required<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Powermatic Planer|Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer]] with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required. (retired)<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Delta Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Grizzly T34614 Drill Press<br /> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IAUNguHU0VoFhamoc2r7FTUagCrC5on0/view?usp=share_link [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Dust Right Tool Activated HEPA Dust Extractor (two)<br /> <br /> Grizzly G0863 - Grizzly Growler Cyclone Separator<br /> <br /> JET DC-1100VX-CK Dust Collector 1.5 HP 1PH 115/230 V 2-Micron Canister Kit<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track and extensions. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> ''''' CNC et al '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShopBot_CNC|Shopbot CNC Mill]] 4'x8' 3 axis mill for wood and wood like materials.<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShapeOko_4|ShapeOko 4]] A smaller contemporary CNC wood cutting machine<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1612 2026-09-02T21:05:13Z

<p>KJ: various updates</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers. Respirators are recommended.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> *Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> *Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> *Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> *Foil-backed insulation.<br /> *Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> *Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> *Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> *Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> *Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> *Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> *Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> *Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside away from the roll up door so that fumes do not get drawn into the woodshop.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Craftsman 103 bandsaw<br /> Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Woodmaster Planer/Molder. Signoff required<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Powermatic Planer|Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer]] with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required. (retired)<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Delta Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Grizzly T34614 Drill Press<br /> [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IAUNguHU0VoFhamoc2r7FTUagCrC5on0/view?usp=share_link [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Dust Right Tool Activated HEPA Dust Extractor (two)<br /> <br /> Grizzly G0863 - Grizzly Growler Cyclone Separator<br /> <br /> JET DC-1100VX-CK Dust Collector 1.5 HP 1PH 115/230 V 2-Micron Canister Kit<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track and extensions. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> ''''' CNC et al '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShopBot_CNC|Shopbot CNC Mill]] 4'x8' 3 axis mill for wood and wood like materials.<br /> <br /> [[Tools:_ShapeOko_4|ShapeOko 4]] A smaller contemporary CNC wood cutting machine<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1404 2025-11-05T18:20:30Z

<p>KJ: /* Acceptable Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> *Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> *Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> *Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> *Foil-backed insulation.<br /> *Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> *Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> *Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> *Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> *Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> *Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> *Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> *Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1403 2025-11-05T18:19:44Z

<p>KJ: /* Acceptable Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> For the Sawstop table saw, this is the conductive material list directly from sawstop. These materials may activate the Sawstop safety system. This list may not have all conductive materials.<br /> <br /> Link: [https://936913.app.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=94308&amp;c=936913&amp;h=nrTWYnPpOyBpO0_woMB_-wBY00AB98awWaF-oJWBedztxnE4&amp;_xt=.pdf List of conductive materials]<br /> Conductive metal sheeting such as Aluminum or Copper.<br /> Grounded metal (e.g., the blade guard splitter, the riving knife, a metal jig, or a metal tape measure touching blade while in contact with the table top.).<br /> Relatively large masses of ungrounded metal, such as a tape measure not in contact with the table or a combination square or ruler.<br /> Foil-backed insulation.<br /> Mirror-backed plastic.<br /> Metallic paint layers (e.g. gold paint on picture frames).<br /> Conductive laminate layers (some countertops have a foil layer behind the Formica).<br /> Materials made from, or containing carbon, such as black melamine or plastic, some black paints, carbon composite or carbon fiber materials<br /> Electronic circuit boards (because of the conductive layers).<br /> Uncured glue layers (wet glue is electrically conductive).<br /> Wet pressure-treated materials (the chemicals used to pressure-treat wood can be electrically conductive when the wood is wet).<br /> Very wet, especially wet cedar.<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1401 2025-10-16T01:24:37Z

<p>KJ: /* Operating Rules */</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No resawing without permission and guidance from shop stewards<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time.<br /> <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1400 2025-10-16T01:13:21Z

<p>KJ: </p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> * No live edge / green wood may be run through the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, planer<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time. <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1347 2025-01-10T20:00:47Z

<p>KJ: /* Acceptable Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using '''any''' of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC, SawStop table saw, miter saw, jointer, planer, and bandsaw require specific certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> == General Rules ==<br /> === Safety ===<br /> * Safety glasses must be worn in the shop. Glasses should have side protection and a Z87 rating. Safety glasses are available at each entrance to the woodshop.<br /> * Closed-toe footwear must be worn in the shop.<br /> * Hair must be tied back. Do not wear baggy clothing.<br /> * Remove all dangling jewelry.<br /> * Do not wear gloves when operating any machinery.<br /> * Hearing protection is highly recommended.<br /> * Respirators are recommended.<br /> === Acceptable Materials ===<br /> * No metalworking in the woodshop<br /> * Use kiln or air-dried lumber, MDF, particle board, or plywood.<br /> * For the table saw, some plastics can be used with appropriate blades and cleanup. Ask a steward for approval.<br /> * No reclaimed wood may be used.<br /> * No pouring and curing epoxy in the shop<br /> * No sanding of uncured epoxy (2 week cure time)<br /> <br /> === Operating Rules ===<br /> * No guests. The woodshop is only for adult THS members with appropriate sign-offs.<br /> * Do not work when you are tired, hungry, or otherwise distracted.<br /> * Know where the panic button is.<br /> * Operators of a machine are responsible for the safety of those around the machine.<br /> * Don't interrupt people while they are using machinery.<br /> * Wait for the machinery to come to a stop on its own. Don't try to help it.<br /> * Do not be forceful with machinery. If a blade or cutter is dull, report it.<br /> * Do not attempt to service machinery yourself. Report broken machinery in the #broken channel on Slack.<br /> * Keep the shop clean by sweeping and vacuuming your work area and using the dust collectors.<br /> * Always return tools to their proper place.<br /> * Do not store materials in the shop. There are totes and pallets available for rent for materials. You may temporarily leave projects on tables. Label them with your name, the date it was left, and how to contact you.<br /> * Sometimes the shop gets busy, please wait patiently without crowding those using machines.<br /> * Do not spray in the shop. Spray outside.<br /> * For brush or wipe on finished, please follow all directions on the label. Open the roll-up door and turn on the fan.<br /> * Rags used for finishes should be set outside to fully dry.<br /> * Always follow the rules for each machine.<br /> * Use the best tool for the job.<br /> * Do not set drinks on metal surfaces.<br /> * When in doubt, ask for help or advice in the #woodshop channel on slack.<br /> * Always be polite and considerate of peoples' space and time. <br /> == Tools ==<br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: SawStop Table Saw|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Bandsaw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Woodmaster W-3875 Drum Sander]]. Signoff required. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I486HxltdNaKGPczWIwi6oUobEJpq82H [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=1125 2023-04-22T13:35:20Z

<p>KJ: Added newer machines, made edits</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkoff class [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] before using the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC and SawStop table saw with attached router table require certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[SawStop|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw, has wing mounted router table. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Band saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> (Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]].) (retired)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> Woodmaster 3875 38&quot; drum sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> Powermatic edge sander. Signoff required.<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]]<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0 <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

KJ https://wiki.tampahackerspace.com/index.php?title=Category:Wood_Shop&diff=810 2021-11-27T08:32:20Z

<p>KJ: Added video section and video links</p> <hr /> <div>We require a basic orientation and checkout before using most of the tools in the shop.<br /> <br /> The ShopBot CNC and SawStop table saw with attached router table require certification before use.<br /> <br /> '''Please''' refer to the tool manual if you are at all uncertain on proper and safe usage.<br /> <br /> Appropriate safety gear is available and '''required''' for tool usage. Safety glasses are '''required''' whenever shop tools are in use -- not just for the tool operator. Hearing protection is suggested for most tools but is '''required''' for the ShopBot and other routers.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Useful links ==<br /> [http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/ Woodbin woodworking utilities (Sagulator, etc)]<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Saws '''''<br /> <br /> [[SawStop|SawStop PCS31230 3HP 10&quot; Professional Cabinet Saw w/ 52&quot; Extension Table]] [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9h2LLiTHFc0PChRQjX8cFL4M4HHeta4 [Manual]] - main table saw, has wing mounted router table. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]].<br /> <br /> Bosch GCM12SD 12&quot; Miter Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juJTH59Uh16lwrItfV7klxoJBdgJA94w [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Woodshop safety]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]].<br /> <br /> Laguna MBAND1412-175 14|12 Band saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XpGSYTeFsGsGwzOJ0W9UaF636iXWAAgz [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW788 20&quot; Scroll Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/10IqGbDBb5mcUETE9SxKfJkHK7LlBnt2M [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Rockwell RK7320 Blade Runner Tabletop Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9qG1WUXCNGRBBY7xJuEBxolRrJBleG2 [Manual]]. No signoff required.<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Sanders, Planers, Jointers '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JSG-96 6&quot; Belt / 9&quot; Disc Sander [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T4lAOwH7NZADziQ4jLAq0eI5OeRGX0mw [Manual]] - on stand<br /> <br /> Triton TSPS-450 Oscillating Spindle Sander. No signoff required.<br /> <br /> Ridgid Oscillating 4x24 Belt Sander model EB4424 0<br /> <br /> (Dewalt DW735X 13&quot; Planer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g442XkVsTJuYYrzk2zDiIOd6jHi6wWon [Manual]]) (Retired)<br /> <br /> Powermatic Planer 15HH 15&quot; Planer with Helical Cutterhead [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DabMdtTgG1aPvVyrBFM-6FHBVRruzoQS [Manual]]- on mobile base with chip collection bin. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Planer Sled (Face Jointing) [https://youtu.be/LgDY-1NiZ80 [Youtube Video]]<br /> <br /> Delta DJ-20 8&quot; Jointer [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmwSURepW0y6c7FZh87ZhxXz7SJBASwb [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Jointer, Planer, Bandsaw]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Drill Presses '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JDP-17 17&quot; Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CpaY7zxPisDfh7ZVtAtjxi62WA7HL-IP [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Skill 3320 10&quot; Benchtop Drill Press [https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XvcO_9UgWq177HPlsIg_S8o_0yq9ST/view?usp=sharing [Manual]] (**Moved to 4935**) <br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Wood Lathes and Kit'''''<br /> <br /> [[Tools: Nova 1624 II|Nova 1624 II]] Wood Lathe [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qSt-aQ3RESVL8-Ef0m9MF984sjnajp0j [Manual]]. Part of [[Classes: Wood Shop Lathe 101]] or [[Classes: Individual signoff]]<br /> <br /> Jet Mini Lathe JML-1014 Stock no. 708351B. Part of [[Classes: Let's Learn to Turn Pens!]]<br /> <br /> Central Machinery 95607 8&quot; by 12&quot; Mini Woodworking Lathe<br /> <br /> Rikon 80-805 Low Speed 8&quot; Grinder<br /> <br /> Wolverine Sharpening Jig<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Dust Collection '''''<br /> <br /> Jet JCDC-1.5 Cyclone Dust Collector [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ob5FEBSwXy5HDnrA6mHreH2PWn0-nHPX [Manual]]<br /> <br /> Delta AP400 Shopmaster 1 HP Dust Collector<br /> <br /> Penn State Industries DC-3XL Dust Collector with Thien baffle style dust separator<br /> <br /> Shop vacuum and Dust Deputy Cyclone on cart<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Traditional Hand Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Record No 8 Jointer Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 5 Jack plane<br /> <br /> Record No 4 1/2 Smoothing Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 60 Block Plane<br /> <br /> Stanley No 75 Bull Nose Plane<br /> <br /> Record 90 Bull Nose Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 92 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 93 Cabinet Makers' Rabbet Plane<br /> <br /> Record No 151 Spoke Shave<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 95 Edge Plane<br /> <br /> Lie-Nielsen No 97 Chisel Plane<br /> <br /> Marples Chisel Set (various sizes)<br /> <br /> Joiners mallets<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Hand Held Power Tools '''''<br /> <br /> Porter Cable 557 Plate (Biscuit) Joiner [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DQcoDKFxpUfQoIC75Zt86VB0nmFQu08f [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD771 Cordless Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCF887 Cordless Impact Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCD996 Cordless Hammerdrill / Drill Driver<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS520 Track Saw w/ 52&quot; track. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCS331 Cordless Jig Saw<br /> <br /> Dewalt DCBL770 Blower<br /> <br /> Dewalt DWE6423 Random Orbital Sander<br /> <br /> Makita BO4452 1/4 sheet Finishing Sander<br /> <br /> Skilsaw 5480 7-1/4&quot; Circular Saw [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qDSx5z1Qwccm89sp853AtsdsaJtLUETC [Manual]] <br /> <br /> Ryobi RJ165V Reciprocating Saw (Sawzall) <br /> <br /> Ryobi HPL52K 3-1/4 in. Corded Hand Planer <br /> <br /> Bosch 2 HP router with plunge base, flat base, and template guide bushing set, 1/2&quot; and 1/4&quot; collets. BYO Router Bits. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> Dewalt DW670 Trim Router, 1/4&quot; collet. [[Classes: Individual signoff]] required.<br /> <br /> <br /> ''''' Joinery Aides '''''<br /> <br /> Pneumatic Brad Nailer<br /> <br /> Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Joinery Jig<br /> <br /> Kreg Face Frame Clamp<br /> <br /> Full suite of sash and f-Style clamps<br /> <br /> <br /> == Video Tutorials ==<br /> <br /> ==== Drill Press ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/JPN_SF2icvY Drill Press Lock and Table Height Video Guide]<br /> <br /> ==== Jointer ====<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/alNh-TGuTNg Jointer Depth of Cut Adjustment Video Guide]<br /> <br /> [https://youtu.be/xbTipz4rcz8 Jointer Fence Adjustment Guide]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Interest &amp; Project Groups]]<br /> [[Category:Tools]]<br /> [[Category:Main]]</div>

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