https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Daniel 2026-04-10T10:17:53Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.6 https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=41067 2019-10-22T12:53:35Z

<p>Daniel: /* How do I re-join Ps:One? */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I re-join Ps:One? ===<br /> <br /> If your membership has lapsed or is suspended and you want to become a member again, first log into your account in [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] using your email. Once you are logged in, you can input your payment methods and membership type going to the ''Join Us'' section.<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> Whenever you are ready to re-join the space, you can follow the same steps you did the first time you did. This steps are described in the [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ the Join section of the website]. '''Please, use the same email you used the first time you joined'''.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=41004 2019-10-13T18:54:33Z

<p>Daniel: /* How do I re-join Ps:One? */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I re-join Ps:One? ===<br /> <br /> If your membership has lapsed or is suspended and you want to become a member again, first log into your account in [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot]. Once you are logged in, you can input your payment methods and membership type going to the ''Join Us'' section.<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> Whenever you are ready to re-join the space, you can follow the same steps you did the first time you did. This steps are described in the [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ the Join section of the website]. '''Please, use the same email you used the first time you joined'''.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=41003 2019-10-13T18:43:57Z

<p>Daniel: /* Managing my membership */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I re-join Ps:One? ===<br /> <br /> If your membership has lapsed or is suspended and you want to become a member again, first log into your account in [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot]. Once you are logged in, you can input your payment methods and membership type going to the Join Us section.<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> Whenever you are ready to re-join the space, you can follow the same steps you did the first time you did. This steps are described in the [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ the Join section of the website]. '''Please, use the same email you used the first time you joined'''.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40966 2019-10-06T23:02:28Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> Whenever you are ready to re-join the space, you can follow the same steps you did the first time you did. This steps are described in the [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ the Join section of the website]. '''Please, use the same email you used the first time you joined'''.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40965 2019-10-06T23:01:34Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> Whenever you are ready to re-join the space, you can follow the same steps you did the first time you joined the space. This steps are described in the [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ the Join section of the website]. '''Please, use the same email you used the first time you joined'''.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40964 2019-10-06T22:55:19Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might be able to let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40963 2019-10-06T22:54:31Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40962 2019-10-06T22:53:58Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations and ID checks if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices. Having said this, if you haven't been gone for too long, let us know and we might let you keep your ID checks and authorizations.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40810 2019-09-22T23:43:16Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> You have to log into your Paypal account and stop recurring payments from there. We can't stop them for you.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40780 2019-09-22T16:08:40Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Remember, your username for Wild Apricot is your email. Your username for the wiki and computers in the space is your Active Directory Username.<br /> <br /> Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember your Active Directory Username or your password.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40778 2019-09-21T16:18:13Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into Wild Apricot, edit your profile and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and save the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40777 2019-09-20T23:33:28Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball on top of the machine afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into your account and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and saving the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40776 2019-09-20T23:30:54Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I get a key-fob? ===<br /> <br /> You have 3 options: <br /> * You can get a key-fob assisting a Member Meeting and asking for it.<br /> * You can get a key-fob from the gum-ball machine upstairs. You will need 2 quarters(please, leave the empty ball afterwards so we can refill it). Then you can log into your account and input the number written in the key-fob in the field named &quot;RFID Tag&quot; and saving the changes.<br /> * You can buy your own key-fob and input the code in your profile the same way you would do with one from the gum-ball machine.<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40768 2019-09-19T06:36:47Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === Login into computers and Wiki ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40767 2019-09-19T06:18:44Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40766 2019-09-19T06:17:18Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> If you want to change your membership level, please send us an email to info@pumpingstationone.org letting us know.<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40765 2019-09-19T06:10:49Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems logging into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40764 2019-09-19T06:10:20Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> If you checked the options above and still have problems to log into a computer or wiki, please send an email to info@pumpingstationone.org and let us know.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40763 2019-09-19T06:05:47Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ====<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> ==== I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ====<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40762 2019-09-19T06:05:09Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> The computers at the space use a different username and password than the one you use for Wild Apricot. Below you will find directions for how to manage your own credentials to get access to both the computers and wiki in case you don't remember them.<br /> <br /> === I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my username ===<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> === I want to log into a computer at the space(or wiki) but I don't remember my password ===<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40761 2019-09-19T05:56:15Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> If you are having problems login into a computer** or don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> **This case is relevant assuming you have the corresponding authorization to use the computer you are trying to log into, eg. if you are trying to log into the computer connected to the Shopbot, you should have completed the shopbot authorization.<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40760 2019-09-19T05:54:51Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space(and the wiki)? ===<br /> <br /> This case is relevant assuming you have the corresponding authorization to use the computer you are trying to log into, eg. if you are trying to log into the computer connected to the Shopbot, you should have completed the shopbot authorization.<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot] account '''with your email''' and password. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;. If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40759 2019-09-19T05:51:35Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> === How do I log into computers at the space? ===<br /> <br /> If you don't remember your username for the computers in the space, you can find it login into your Wild Apricot account. It will be in your profile, under &quot;Active Directory Username&quot;. If you use your correct username but you don't remember your password, you can reset it [https://selfservice.pumpingstationone.org/index.php here].<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40758 2019-09-19T05:44:54Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> To stop your membership, you only need to log into [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Wild Apricot], go to &quot;Invoices and payments&quot; in your profile and click on &quot;Stop recurring payments&quot;.<br /> <br /> If you do this, your membership will be terminated after the next Renewal due date plus the grace period.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40757 2019-09-19T05:40:24Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> === Can I keep my authorizations if I cancel my membership? ===<br /> <br /> We allow members to cancel and rejoin PS1 at their leisure. Generally we try to maintain user accounts for as long as possible, but in order to maintain our membership database we may remove accounts that are expired for longer than 6 months. Members that have come back after some time away are strongly encouraged to go do an authorization as a refresher to get up to speed on new equipment and/or best practices.<br /> <br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40756 2019-09-19T05:28:20Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> === How do I change my membership level? ===<br /> <br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40755 2019-09-19T05:27:38Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> == Managing my membership ==<br /> === How do I terminate my membership? ===<br /> It depends: are you currently paying with Paypal or with your credit card in Wild Apricot? Depending on your payment method, you will have to read one of the options below.<br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Wild Apricot membership ====<br /> <br /> <br /> ==== Terminating Paypal membership ====<br /> <br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40754 2019-09-19T02:57:31Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Member Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Member_Manual&diff=40753 2019-09-19T02:57:11Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> <br /> == Welcome ==<br /> Welcome to the Pumping Station: One, Chicago's premiere hackerspace. We do woodworking, software, metalworking, art, crafts, electronics, chemistry, power wheel racing, TARDIS building, green technology, nanotechnology, tinkering, dismantling of robots, assembling of robots, music, biotechnology, CNC, and the many ways all those subjects (and more) intersect and collaborate.<br /> <br /> == Quick list of things to do==<br /> ===Important Documents===<br /> * Read the [[Bylaws]]<br /> * Read the [[Membership agreement]]<br /> * Read our [[Policies]]<br /> <br /> ===Things to do===<br /> * Sign the [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver]<br /> * Join the [[Contact Points|mailing lists]]<br /> * Come to Member Meetings to see whats going on and meet other members<br /> * Build something awesome<br /> * Join a class and learn something new<br /> * Start a thing and inspire someone<br /> * Bring your friends/guests - [[Guest Building Access|some guidelines]]<br /> * [[Wiki Editing|Edit the Wiki]]<br /> * Ask if you don't know<br /> <br /> == Your Role (as a Member) ==<br /> As a member of Pumping Station: One, you aren't just buying shared use of a workshop, you're joining a community of people who love learning and making things, and sharing their knowledge with others. That learning and sharing ethos is what makes a hackerspace great, so embrace it to the greatest extent that you can. <br /> <br /> This hackerspace belongs to and is controlled by its members, so by joining up, '''It's your hackerspace'''. If you see something wrong or broken, fix it. (or if you don't know how, bring it to the attention of someone who does and offer to help; you'll learn something!) If you want something to work differently, make it happen (the board, area hosts, and other long time members can usually be of help here). You as a member are allowed to be at the space any time! Talk to a board member to get your keycode, fob, or key. We'll work out which one you get.<br /> <br /> === Meetings ===<br /> <br /> Every Tuesday night at 8pm we have an open house. You probably attended one of these before you became a member. Everyone is encouraged to come on Tuesday nights to see what other people are working on and share ideas. It's always full of activity and lots of fun. <br /> <br /> Before the open house, we have a meeting of our Board of Directors. It's mostly about facility maintenance, paying bills, and whatever other issues we're dealing with at the moment. If you don't want to attend but want to stay in the loop, you can [[:Category:Board_Meetings | read the meeting minutes]].<br /> <br /> === Orientation Program ===<br /> <br /> You're required to go to the PS1 Orientation class within 3 months of joining if you haven't already! Please see [[Orientation Program Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==== At your first meeting ====<br /> <br /> The first time you attend a meeting, be sure to do a couple things:<br /> * Sign a [https://waiver.fr/p-DsXkQ waiver] - '''VERY IMPORTANT''' everyone who walks in the door must sign a waiver, including guests.<br /> * Introduce yourself at the meeting.<br /> * Get a tour - an official tour leader should be announced during the meeting.<br /> <br /> === Voting ===<br /> Most decisions are made by a vote of the members. Here's how voting works:<br /> * All members may propose votes.<br /> * Only members in good standing may vote.<br /> * As a required step, the vote proposal is run past the board of directors for proper wording, etc. - this helps prevent people from disagreeing with your proposal because it's written poorly.<br /> * The proposing member places the item before the membership (BOTH on mailing list and during a meeting) at least 7 days prior to a meeting.<br /> * During this period, people may read and discuss the proposal, and offer their own counter-proposals.<br /> * At the next scheduled meeting, the proposal and any counter proposals are voted on.<br /> <br /> === Board of Directors ===<br /> <br /> Pumping Station: One is a direct democracy of its full members, but most of the heavy lifting is delegated to [[The Board|the board of directors]] . They pay the bills and coordinate things behind the scenes. If you have any questions, you can talk to one of them during a meeting or email them at info@pumpingstationone.org.<br /> <br /> == Facility Operations ==<br /> <br /> The people primarily responsible for the various shops in the hackerspace are the Area Hosts. They are volunteers who maintain their areas and frequently certify people on their area's tools. <br /> <br /> === Tools ===<br /> You must be authorized before you can use many tools. A list of authorized members is listed for each power tool on the item's [[Equipment]] page.<br /> <br /> If you break a tool, the WORST thing you can do is to make it look like it's not broken and leave before anyone notices. Someone could be killed. What you should do, in order of preference, is:<br /> * fix it, if you are capable<br /> * put a &quot;broken&quot; sign on it if you can't fix it, with notes about who you are and what you found.<br /> * tell the mailing list what is broken about the tool and figure out how to fix it.<br /> Accidents happen, and you will not be called out or derided for a simple accident.<br /> <br /> ==== Interested in learning? ====<br /> <br /> Come by any of the events on the calendar. A few things require you to be a member or to pay a parts fee. Read the fine print. <br /> <br /> ==== Interested in leading? ====<br /> # Pick a topic<br /> # Gauge interest from the membership<br /> # Pick a date<br /> # Talk to a Board member to get your event put on the calendar or email info @ pumpingstationone.org for help<br /> <br /> For more extensive advice read [[New events]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tier_1_Cold_Metals_Authorization&diff=40572 2019-08-21T15:35:20Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Cold Metals]]<br /> <br /> In the cold metals area we have grouped together authorizations on the non-precision cutting tools into a single authorization. The [[Rockwell drill press]], [[Johnson Bandsaw]], and [[DoAll Bandsaw]] are under the Cold Metals Tier 1 authorization process. The session covers basic operation and safety on the machines. <br /> <br /> '''NOTE: Prior to April 2017, the [[Bench Grinder (6in)]], [[Sears Belt Sander|Belt Sander]], and [[DeWalt Chop Saw]] were included in this authorization.'''<br /> <br /> Monitor the mailing list for times and dates, or contact one of the listed authorizers.<br /> <br /> = Tools Requiring Cold Metals Tier 1 =<br /> <br /> [[Clausing Lathe|Clausing metal lathe]] <br /> <br /> [[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport milling machine]]<br /> <br /> [[Tormach 1100 series CNC mill|Tormach CNC Mill]]<br /> <br /> = Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorizers =<br /> <br /> Cold Metals Tier 1 authorization can currently be done by the following people:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorizers<br /> |-<br /> |Michael Patton - Primary<br /> |-<br /> |Ed Bennett<br /> |-<br /> |Anna Yu<br /> |-<br /> |Thomas Wright<br /> |- <br /> |Abel Greenwald<br /> |-<br /> |Jim Brink<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == How to become a Authorizer ==<br /> <br /> We want as many people available to do Cold Metals Tier 1 authorizations as we can get. The idea is to promote safety, and get people used to the sounds that a machine tool cutting well makes. <br /> <br /> New authorizers get authorized to authorize others by (1) having some amount of presence in the shop and (2) closely following the &quot;script&quot; during EITHER a &quot;dry-run&quot; authorizing session given to an authorized authorizer -- or conducting a real-live authorizing session while being observed by an authorized authorizer. During such a session, the observing authorizer should _not_ have to speak. Obviously if the new authorizer-to-be has *significant* problems in communication of the content of the &quot;script&quot;, the observing authorizer will contribute to the discussion. For the new authorizer-to-be it's a test, not an opportunity for team-teaching.<br /> <br /> = Tool information =<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> === General Personal Safety, and Consideration of Others ===<br /> <br /> You must work safely. Your actions must not threaten the safety of you, of others, or the tools.You should never operate machine tools under the influence of drugs (prescription or otherwise) or alcohol.It is your responsibility to protect your eyes. Safety goggles may be provided in the cage for activities that have the potential to generate flying particles. Activities which may, depending on circumstances generate flying particles include but are not limited to drilling, sawing, lathing, milling, hammering, chiseling, grinding, and belt sanding. Don&amp;#039;t use goggles which are dirty or fogged-up. If cleaning is required cleansing pads may be available in the cage. To clean your goggles, all surfaces that have contact with the skin must be wiped down. The lens should be wiped down, both front and inside. If you choose to use purchase your own goggles be sure they are rated for labeled z87 (this should be written or stamped on the side of all goggles) and have side shields.Disposable earplugs may be supplied in the cage. Follow the instructions on the dispenser. They are surprisingly more effective if you do. Many types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are not effective if used improperly. If you don't know whether or how to use your protective equipment, read the instructions.Because of cost and hygiene problems, PS:1 cannot be depended upon to stock dust masks/respirators. If your work has the potential to generate dusts, mists, or vapors, you may proceed only by following these rules: <br /> <br /> # Get your own respiratory protection. Ace Hardware has many types. Make sure the mask or filter is really for the substance confronting you. Do not, for instance, use a paper dust mask for organic paint fumes. Follow the mask manufacturer's instructions.<br /> # Work in the back dock when possible, or with an exhaust fan on.<br /> # If it is necessary to work in the main shop be sure you aren't inflicting your fumes or dust on someone else. It would be excellent if you as the fume generator waits until no one is present who could be harmed or inconvenienced by your activities.<br /> <br /> When using power tools, remove gloves, watches, jewelry, and roll up your sleeves. Keep your hair tied back and tucked away. This is especially true for the drill presses, mill, and lathe. Tools with moving parts can injure your hands or catch your hair and pull your head into the machine. Gloves and loose clothing can also get caught in moving machinery. Never put your hand in the vicinity of any moving part of any machine. When adjusting the speed of a belt-driven machine (drill press, lathe, mill or other step-pulley drive) unplug the machine before putting your hands into the drive belts. Every Time.If in using any machine that cuts material, you cannot see a cut in progress because of chips or dust produced by the cutting process, a chip brush to clear the work zone -- never use your hands while the tool is on.PS:1 keeps fire extinguishers and first aid supplies on hand. It would be good to familiarize yourself with their locations before you begin your work.<br /> <br /> It is best to not work alone in the shop while using machine tools. If you are hurt and cannot dial 911, another person in the space could do that for you. Use the right tool for the job. Incorrect tool usage produces bad results, and can be detrimental to you, your work, and the tools.Knowing a tool is knowing how it works. For instance, power tools make different sounds when they are working. Some sounds are HAPPY and some sounds are SAD. If you don't know how a tool should work, in spite of the demonstration given with this authorization, ask somebody who does know. <br /> <br /> === Safe and Proper Use of the Power Tools ===<br /> This is not an instructional guide to being a machinist. For skill development in using tools in fabrication, you should take a class of some kind and practice, practice, practice. In this authorization, you will be shown only the basic operation of the tools. The purpose of these minimal illustrations of technique is so that you might have some idea of the types of things the tools are capable of. Authorization gives you permission to use the tools. Authorization to use the tools is not a certification of your competence.<br /> <br /> == Tool use ==<br /> <br /> === [[Johnson Bandsaw|Horizontal Bandsaw]] ===<br /> <br /> The horizontal bandsaw is only for cutting metals. <br /> <br /> Clamp your work securely in the vise. Be sure that the work cannot rotate or flip around in the vise when the saw is pulling the blade through the cut. Close the blade guides to the minimum distance that will (1) clear the workpiece and (2) not interfere with the movement of the saw at the bottom end of its travel. <br /> <br /> Set the force-control weight to apply proper pressure to the cut. In most cases, this is at minimum. (Closer to the motor is less cut force). Open the hydraulic valve to produce a good feed rate. If the blade seems like it's starting to snag the workpiece or clog the teeth, take a lighter cut by decreasing the feed rate. If the saw is not producing a chip, increase the feed rate. Unless there is a reason to be taking a very light cut, the sound of the saw teeth should be consistent during the entire rotation of the blade. Except when taking a very light cut, the sound of the saw teeth contacting the material should be consistent and chips should form at an even rate. Using coolant helps to preserve blade life, and increase the speed and quality of the cut. It also makes a mess. <br /> <br /> A major cause of blade breakage is thin workpieces snagging the saw blade teeth. Snagging causes teeth to be broken and can also cause the blade to stall or come off the wheels. Check the blade for missing teeth before using the saw. A blade with missing teeth is usually not fit for use. Using a fine pitch blade on soft materials like aluminum can clog the teeth and cause the blade to grab the work and stall. Be sure the chips are clearing the teeth. If not, use coolant or a wire brush to push the chips from the teeth. Using a coarse blade on steel will cause the teeth to snag on the work and break off. Turning the saw off (stopping the motor) while the saw is in a cut can cause broken teeth. Any problem that can break a tooth can also cause the blade to come off the wheels. Use the right blade for the work. Trying to mediate a cut on the horizontal bandsaw can cause saw blade teeth to be knocked off the blade; set the saw to lower the blade slowly into the work and then let go. Be gentle with the hydraulic valve. It only requires a feather touch to turn it. Over-torquing the valve handle can damage the valve. If your workpiece gets snagged and stuck on the blade, stop the saw immediately. Unplug the saw, then try to pull the workpiece straight down off the blade. <br /> <br /> To free the stuck workpiece, use a rocking or wiggling motion, in-line with the axis of the blade. Don't twist the blade. A bend or kink ruins the blade. If you still can't get your workpiece off the blade, don't force it. Tag the saw as “out of order” and post a message to the list saying “The blade on the horizontal bandsaw is stuck. Could someone please un-stick it.” If the blade comes off the wheels, tag the saw and post the problem to the list. <br /> <br /> = People who are Authorized for Cold Metals Tier 1 =<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member<br /> ! 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Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tier_1_Cold_Metals_Authorization&diff=40571 2019-08-21T15:35:01Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Cold Metals]]<br /> <br /> In the cold metals area we have grouped together authorizations on the non-precision cutting tools into a single authorization. The [[Rockwell drill press]], [[Johnson Bandsaw]], and [[DoAll Bandsaw]] are under the Cold Metals Tier 1 authorization process. The session covers basic operation and safety on the machines. <br /> <br /> '''NOTE: Prior to April 2017, the [[Bench Grinder (6in)]], [[Sears Belt Sander|Belt Sander]], and [[DeWalt Chop Saw]] were included in this authorization.'''<br /> <br /> Monitor the mailing list for times and dates, or contact one of the listed authorizers.<br /> <br /> = Tools Requiring Cold Metals Tier 1 =<br /> <br /> [[Clausing Lathe|Clausing metal lathe]] <br /> <br /> [[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport milling machine]]<br /> <br /> [[Tormach 1100 series CNC mill|Tormach CNC Mill]]<br /> <br /> = Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorizers =<br /> <br /> Cold Metals Tier 1 authorization can currently be done by the following people:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorizers<br /> |-<br /> |Michael Patton - Primary<br /> |-<br /> |Ed Bennett<br /> |-<br /> |Anna Yu<br /> |-<br /> |Thomas Wright<br /> |- <br /> |Abel Greenwald<br /> |-<br /> |Jim Brink<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == How to become a Authorizer ==<br /> <br /> We want as many people available to do Cold Metals Tier 1 authorizations as we can get. The idea is to promote safety, and get people used to the sounds that a machine tool cutting well makes. <br /> <br /> New authorizers get authorized to authorize others by (1) having some amount of presence in the shop and (2) closely following the &quot;script&quot; during EITHER a &quot;dry-run&quot; authorizing session given to an authorized authorizer -- or conducting a real-live authorizing session while being observed by an authorized authorizer. During such a session, the observing authorizer should _not_ have to speak. Obviously if the new authorizer-to-be has *significant* problems in communication of the content of the &quot;script&quot;, the observing authorizer will contribute to the discussion. For the new authorizer-to-be it's a test, not an opportunity for team-teaching.<br /> <br /> = Tool information =<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> === General Personal Safety, and Consideration of Others ===<br /> <br /> You must work safely. Your actions must not threaten the safety of you, of others, or the tools.You should never operate machine tools under the influence of drugs (prescription or otherwise) or alcohol.It is your responsibility to protect your eyes. Safety goggles may be provided in the cage for activities that have the potential to generate flying particles. Activities which may, depending on circumstances generate flying particles include but are not limited to drilling, sawing, lathing, milling, hammering, chiseling, grinding, and belt sanding. Don&amp;#039;t use goggles which are dirty or fogged-up. If cleaning is required cleansing pads may be available in the cage. To clean your goggles, all surfaces that have contact with the skin must be wiped down. The lens should be wiped down, both front and inside. If you choose to use purchase your own goggles be sure they are rated for labeled z87 (this should be written or stamped on the side of all goggles) and have side shields.Disposable earplugs may be supplied in the cage. Follow the instructions on the dispenser. They are surprisingly more effective if you do. Many types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are not effective if used improperly. If you don't know whether or how to use your protective equipment, read the instructions.Because of cost and hygiene problems, PS:1 cannot be depended upon to stock dust masks/respirators. If your work has the potential to generate dusts, mists, or vapors, you may proceed only by following these rules: <br /> <br /> # Get your own respiratory protection. Ace Hardware has many types. Make sure the mask or filter is really for the substance confronting you. Do not, for instance, use a paper dust mask for organic paint fumes. Follow the mask manufacturer's instructions.<br /> # Work in the back dock when possible, or with an exhaust fan on.<br /> # If it is necessary to work in the main shop be sure you aren't inflicting your fumes or dust on someone else. It would be excellent if you as the fume generator waits until no one is present who could be harmed or inconvenienced by your activities.<br /> <br /> When using power tools, remove gloves, watches, jewelry, and roll up your sleeves. Keep your hair tied back and tucked away. This is especially true for the drill presses, mill, and lathe. Tools with moving parts can injure your hands or catch your hair and pull your head into the machine. Gloves and loose clothing can also get caught in moving machinery. Never put your hand in the vicinity of any moving part of any machine. When adjusting the speed of a belt-driven machine (drill press, lathe, mill or other step-pulley drive) unplug the machine before putting your hands into the drive belts. Every Time.If in using any machine that cuts material, you cannot see a cut in progress because of chips or dust produced by the cutting process, a chip brush to clear the work zone -- never use your hands while the tool is on.PS:1 keeps fire extinguishers and first aid supplies on hand. It would be good to familiarize yourself with their locations before you begin your work.<br /> <br /> It is best to not work alone in the shop while using machine tools. If you are hurt and cannot dial 911, another person in the space could do that for you. Use the right tool for the job. Incorrect tool usage produces bad results, and can be detrimental to you, your work, and the tools.Knowing a tool is knowing how it works. For instance, power tools make different sounds when they are working. Some sounds are HAPPY and some sounds are SAD. If you don't know how a tool should work, in spite of the demonstration given with this authorization, ask somebody who does know. <br /> <br /> === Safe and Proper Use of the Power Tools ===<br /> This is not an instructional guide to being a machinist. For skill development in using tools in fabrication, you should take a class of some kind and practice, practice, practice. In this authorization, you will be shown only the basic operation of the tools. The purpose of these minimal illustrations of technique is so that you might have some idea of the types of things the tools are capable of. Authorization gives you permission to use the tools. Authorization to use the tools is not a certification of your competence.<br /> <br /> == Tool use ==<br /> <br /> === [[Johnson Bandsaw|Horizontal Bandsaw]] ===<br /> <br /> The horizontal bandsaw is only for cutting metals. <br /> <br /> Clamp your work securely in the vise. Be sure that the work cannot rotate or flip around in the vise when the saw is pulling the blade through the cut. Close the blade guides to the minimum distance that will (1) clear the workpiece and (2) not interfere with the movement of the saw at the bottom end of its travel. <br /> <br /> Set the force-control weight to apply proper pressure to the cut. In most cases, this is at minimum. (Closer to the motor is less cut force). Open the hydraulic valve to produce a good feed rate. If the blade seems like it's starting to snag the workpiece or clog the teeth, take a lighter cut by decreasing the feed rate. If the saw is not producing a chip, increase the feed rate. Unless there is a reason to be taking a very light cut, the sound of the saw teeth should be consistent during the entire rotation of the blade. Except when taking a very light cut, the sound of the saw teeth contacting the material should be consistent and chips should form at an even rate. Using coolant helps to preserve blade life, and increase the speed and quality of the cut. It also makes a mess. <br /> <br /> A major cause of blade breakage is thin workpieces snagging the saw blade teeth. Snagging causes teeth to be broken and can also cause the blade to stall or come off the wheels. Check the blade for missing teeth before using the saw. A blade with missing teeth is usually not fit for use. Using a fine pitch blade on soft materials like aluminum can clog the teeth and cause the blade to grab the work and stall. Be sure the chips are clearing the teeth. If not, use coolant or a wire brush to push the chips from the teeth. Using a coarse blade on steel will cause the teeth to snag on the work and break off. Turning the saw off (stopping the motor) while the saw is in a cut can cause broken teeth. Any problem that can break a tooth can also cause the blade to come off the wheels. Use the right blade for the work. Trying to mediate a cut on the horizontal bandsaw can cause saw blade teeth to be knocked off the blade; set the saw to lower the blade slowly into the work and then let go. Be gentle with the hydraulic valve. It only requires a feather touch to turn it. Over-torquing the valve handle can damage the valve. If your workpiece gets snagged and stuck on the blade, stop the saw immediately. Unplug the saw, then try to pull the workpiece straight down off the blade. <br /> <br /> To free the stuck workpiece, use a rocking or wiggling motion, in-line with the axis of the blade. Don't twist the blade. A bend or kink ruins the blade. If you still can't get your workpiece off the blade, don't force it. Tag the saw as “out of order” and post a message to the list saying “The blade on the horizontal bandsaw is stuck. Could someone please un-stick it.” If the blade comes off the wheels, tag the saw and post the problem to the list. <br /> <br /> = People who are Authorized for Cold Metals Tier 1 =<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member<br /> ! 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Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Forge&diff=40570 2019-08-21T15:32:32Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage|owner=PS:One<br /> |model=Deulux 2 Burner Knife Makers Forge<br /> |serial=N/A<br /> |arrived=Yes<br /> |doesitwork= yes<br /> |contact= Tom Judge<br /> |where=Hot Metals Area<br /> |certification=yes <br /> |hackable=no<br /> |value=$375<br /> |image = None}}<br /> <br /> == Gas Cost Contribution ==<br /> <br /> If you use the shop tank you are required to pay for your gas, gas is priced at '''$5/hour''' of forge use. This may change in the future after we research the cost effectiveness of a larger tank.<br /> <br /> == How to get authorized ==<br /> <br /> Authorization process will be a spot test on the contents of this page of the wiki and demonstrating that you can safely light the forge.<br /> <br /> == Lighting the forge ==<br /> <br /> * '''DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT THE FORGE WITH A MATCH OR LIGHTER (EVEN A LONG LIGHTER/MATCH)'''<br /> * '''MAKE SURE THAT THE GAS HOSE IS NOT TOUCHING THE SIDE OF THE FORGE OR PASSING IN FRONT OF AN OPENING'''<br /> <br /> To light the forge: <br /> <br /> # Set the sign above the forge to '''HOT'''<br /> # Open the rear door of the space if it is not already open!<br /> # Make sure the burner valves are completely closed!!<br /> # Turn on the valve for the propane tank<br /> # Adjust the pressure regulator on the tank to 10PSI. - If the pressure is too high you will have to open a burner valve slightly to let some pressure out.<br /> # Place a lit piece of paper into the forge<br /> # Making sure the paper is still alight, slightly open the valve for the front burner and allow the forge to light<br /> #* If the burner does not light within a few seconds turn off the valve and reposition the paper<br /> #* If the burner still does not light, check the valve on the propane tank is open far enough<br /> #* If the burner does not light after a second attempt '''DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT IT AGAIN''' contact the area host for instructions on how to proceed.<br /> # Once the burner is lit adjust the valve until there is a constant feathered flame. The burners use the venturi effect for the air/fuel mixture.<br /> #* If you are unable to get a constant flame do not use the forge and contact the area host for further instructions<br /> # If you require the second burner open the valve for the rear burner 1/8th of a turn and allow it to light<br /> # Adjust the valve to get a constant flame as you did for the first<br /> <br /> == Important Information Regarding the Forge ==<br /> <br /> # Carbon Steel '''ONLY'''! No other material can be placed in the forge.<br /> # '''NO''' galvanized, painted, or otherwise coated steel in the forge.<br /> # '''Do NOT''' poke the sides or back of the forge with your piece. The back hole is slightly higher than the bottom firebrick - please gently place your piece in and then rest it down on the bottom of the forge.<br /> # Make sure the fuel line is '''NEVER''' touching the side of the forge.<br /> # If the torch is sputtering there is something wrong. Try to give it a little more air and more fuel. If that doesn't work, you might be low on fuel. If it continues sputtering turn it off and alert the Area Host.<br /> # Always assume the forge, any nearby tools, and the surrounding area is hot.<br /> <br /> == Forge Welding/Flux Use ==<br /> <br /> If you are going to use flux for any reason you '''MUST line the interior of the forge with non glazed floor tiles to protect the liner of the forge'''. Anyone caught not using the correct liner will have their certification revoked from the forge.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Helpful Hints ==<br /> <br /> * Directly under the burner is the hottest place in the forge - if you want something heated fast, place it there.<br /> * Your steel will be as hot as it can be when it nearly matches the color of the forge around it.<br /> * Try not to leave tools next to the forge when it is on - they will get very hot.<br /> * Keep your tools cool by quenching often.<br /> * If you have a question or something seems off - contact the area host.<br /> * If you plan on using the forge for a large project you should provide your own tank<br /> * If the tank is less than half full it may freeze during use, if this happens shutdown the forge and allow the tank to warm back up before you light the forge again.<br /> * If the liner of the forge has a crack large enough for gas to enter, stop using the forge let the area host know.<br /> * If you encounter an issue with the forge that requires contacting the area host you must place an out of service sign on the forge including why.<br /> <br /> <br /> == List of recommended Certifiers ==<br /> <br /> * Tom Judge<br /> * Michael Skilton<br /> <br /> <br /> == List of Currently Certified Users ==<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! 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Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Shopbot_PRS_CNC_router&diff=40539 2019-08-19T23:10:22Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |serial = TBD.<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = Shopbot PRS #10108 96-48<br /> |arrived = 2014<br /> |image = Shopbot.jpg<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = [[CNC|CNC Area Host]]<br /> |where = Wood Shop<br /> |value = $16000<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> }}<br /> = ShopBot PRS #10108 96-48 =<br /> <br /> * [http://www.shopbottools.com/mProducts/prSstandard.htm OEM website and specs]<br /> * Nominal Cutting Area 96&quot;x 48&quot;x 6&quot; (2.44m x 1.22m x .15m)<br /> * Total Movement Area 102&quot; x 50&quot; x 8&quot; (2.59m x 1.27m x .20m)<br /> * Max spindle speed: 18000 RPM<br /> * Min spindle speed: 4100 RPM<br /> <br /> The spindle uses ER25 collets. These eventually wear out, so check before using them. Collets are a durable expendable. <br /> <br /> Some people buy their own collets. There are a number of suppliers of collets, nuts, and related accessories. [http://www.techniksusa.com/ Techniks] and [http://www.shars.com/ Shars] are both brands that have been recommended by experienced CNC users, although other brands may also be of equivalent price and quality:<br /> <br /> * [http://www.shars.com/1-4-ultra-precision-5-micron-er25-collet Shars ER25 Collet Ultra Precision 5 Micron]<br /> * [https://www.ebay.com/itm/TECHNIKS-1-4-SUPER-PRECISION-ER25-COLLET-0002-ACCURACY-CNC-CHUCK-MILL-/130701349603?hash=item1e6e6852e3 Techniks 1/4&quot; Super Precision ER25 Collet .0002 Accuracy]<br /> * [https://www.toolstoday.com/cnc-high-precision-spring-collets-for-er25-tool-holder.html?variantids=11644,0&amp;keywords=CO-286 Amana CNC High Precision Spring Collets for ER25 Tool Holder]<br /> * [https://www.amazon.com/HHIP-3900-5215-ER-25-Spring-Collet/dp/B01ABWS9IG/ HHIP 3900-5215 ER-25 Spring Collet, 1/4&quot;]<br /> * [https://www.amazon.com/Dorian-Tool-Alloy-Precision-Collet/dp/B00CB14HXW/ Dorian Tool ER25 Alloy Steel Ultra Precision Collet, 0.236&quot; - 0.276&quot; Hole Size]<br /> <br /> =Status=<br /> August 2017: Dust collection system out of commission.<br /> <br /> June 2017: There is an intermittent break in the wiring for the Z-axis Zero Plate. Check for continuity before using (the #1 input should light up on screen when you touch the contacts together). It usually works near the front of the table, but not halfway back. This will get fixed eventually, but it's a good idea to be in the habit of checking.<br /> <br /> 12/27/16 - Fixed Shopbot x-axis homing. The cable had been pulled on hard enough that some of the conductors broke inside the cable. It has been spliced, soldered, and heatshrinked back together.<br /> <br /> = How to Get Authorized =<br /> <br /> '''Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.''' This means you cannot get authorized by just anyone who is already authorized. You can only get authorized by a few people, the proctors listed below.<br /> <br /> Authorization sessions are scheduled roughly monthly. Check the [https://www.meetup.com/Pumping-Station-One/events/ Meetup calendar] for upcoming authorizations. If no ShopBot sessions are currently scheduled, ask the [[CNC Area Host]] or on the [https://groups.google.com/group/pumping-station-one/ Google Group].<br /> <br /> Be aware that this authorization consists of two parts; the first session is a classroom session that will cover the software required and introduce you to the essential settings and chip-load calculation, and the second part, scheduled separately, is a hands-on class. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizers ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> |-<br /> |Elizabeth Koprucki<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Bart Dring<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Ryan Pierce<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Nathan Ellis<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Michael Skilton<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Khoi Nguyen <br /> |Michael Skilton <br /> |-<br /> |Andrew Camardella<br /> |Elizabeth Koprucki<br /> |-<br /> |Matt Meshulam<br /> |Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> |David Earl<br /> |Matt Meshulam<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == How to Become an Authorizer ==<br /> Get an ok from the area host. Successfully run an authorization supervised by an authorizer. <br /> It's recommended that initial authorizations be limited to 2 member participants or less.<br /> <br /> = Documentation =<br /> <br /> [[File:Shopbotassembly.pdf|Shopbotassembly.pdf]]<br /> <br /> [[File:Squaringshopbot.pdf|Squaring the ShopBot]]<br /> <br /> [[File:Programming_handbook.pdf|Programming Handbook]]<br /> <br /> [[File:PRS Maintenance Schedule.pdf|Maintenance Schedule]]<br /> <br /> [[File:ShopBot_USB_Connection_Troubleshoot.pdf]] - USB Troubleshooting Guide<br /> <br /> [[File:ShopBot_Tech_Support_FAQ_2016_09_12.pdf]] - Tech Support FAQ<br /> <br /> [[File:SBG00142 User Guide 2013 05 01.pdf|SBG00142 User Guide 2013 05 01.pdf]] - User Guide<br /> <br /> [[File:B17P.763_Schematic.pdf]] - Omer Nail Gun Documentation<br /> <br /> [http://www.shopbottools.com/ShopBotDocs/files/quick%20start%20guide%202013%2007%2023.pdf QuickStart]<br /> <br /> X, Y, Z probe: https://pumpingstationone.org/2015/09/xyz-finder-for-the-shopbot/<br /> <br /> [http://drshopbot.com/index.php?title=Main_Page &quot;Dr Shopbot&quot; wiki]<br /> <br /> [http://drshopbot.com/index.php?title=MaintainingConnection &quot;Maintaining Connections&quot;]<br /> <br /> [[File:Shopbotmagnets.ai.zip]] - Template for the dust skirt and magnet placement.<br /> <br /> == Tutorials ==<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWCZfYHOYWw Part 1 of our Shopbot Authorization] - This is available as a refresher only. You still need to go to the class when it happens to get access to the hands-on Part 2.<br /> <br /> [http://www.woodguide.org/files/2014/07/CNCrouter_bit_basics.pdf Router Bit Basics for CNC - VERY USEFUL]<br /> <br /> [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/pumping-station-one/shopbot Shopbot Threads on Member List]<br /> <br /> [https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/pumping-station-one/shopbot Shopbot Forum]<br /> <br /> [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/vUF3iKRQ9yc/_qNnLXzZ3QcJ Overview of Cut Load calcualtions for setting bit feed and speed rates]<br /> <br /> Vertanux1: This user teaches at Elgin Community College and has very good tutorials and downloadable textbook on Autodesk Inventor (which applies to Fusion 360 as well: http://www.vertanux1.com/ and https://www.youtube.com/user/vertanux1?reload=9<br /> <br /> Online chipload calculator: https://www.guhdo.com/chipload-calculator<br /> <br /> <br /> Fusion 360 Videos<br /> <br /> NYC CNC - Several videos that provide an overview of downloading software, preferences, and basic sketch terms and steps. https://www.nyccnc.com/fusion-360/<br /> <br /> Lars Christensen - CAD/CAM instructor hired by Autodesk to produce their Fusion 360 videos. The Absolute Basics and #LarsLive series are worth watching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5bc9c3S12g&amp;feature=youtu.be<br /> <br /> Maker's Muse CAD for Newbies Series - Provides a detailed overview of sketch dimensions, constraints, revolving, sweeping, and lofting, among many other topics. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTCCNNvHC8PC40tcEqaJcgUMb97LNkLIn<br /> <br /> Krenov Coffee Table - A fantastic overview of the design of a coffee table from scratch. Lots of CAD best practices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J22j8RfETjs&amp;feature=youtu.be<br /> <br /> Fusion 360 V12 Engine - A long playlist series on a complex topic that demonstrates how powerful real CAD software can be. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s<br /> <br /> = Software Tool Chain =<br /> *Illustrator<br /> *Inkscape<br /> *Vectric Aspire<br /> **Allows for 2D and 3D linework and toolpath creation<br /> **Only available on the Shapeoko Computer<br /> *Vectric V-Carve Makerspace Edition Version 9.0 (earlier versions may not be supported here anymore)<br /> ** http://www.vectric.com/products/vcarve/trial.html<br /> **Allows for 2D linework and toolpath creation<br /> **Allows at home use of V-Carve - output only at PS1<br /> **Our Makerspace Code is: E4793-F6472-BB9E5-9B114-3FEEB-73649-16F4F<br /> *Autodesk Fusion 360<br /> **The ShopBot computer does not have this and may not be fast enough to run it.<br /> **You '''MUST''' use the custom post-processor below. Otherwise, you will bypass the safety check to make sure the spindle really is running!<br /> **For local '''Windows''', to install this on your local computer:<br /> ***Unzip and install this in C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\Fusion 360 CAM\Posts<br /> ***Note that AppData is often a hidden folder!<br /> ***Inside Fusion 360, when you select Actions / Post Process, under Configuration Folder, hit Setup and select Use Personal Posts.<br /> **For local '''Mac'''<br /> *** Unzip and install in Macintosh HD&gt; Users&gt; USERNAME&gt; Autodesk&gt; Fusion 360 CAM&gt; Posts<br /> *** In Fusion 360, when you select Actions &gt; Post Process, under Settings select Personal Posts for the Source<br /> **For '''Cloud'''<br /> *** Open Fusion 360 and navigate to Libraries &gt; Assets in the Data Panel.<br /> *** Double click the Assets &gt; CAMPosts folder to enter it.<br /> *** Use the Upload button to upload the desired post processor from your local machine to the Assets &gt; CAMPosts folder. This will upload the post to the cloud and allow you to access it anywhere you may login to your Fusion 360 account through My Cloud Posts.<br /> *** After enabling cloud libraries in Fusion 360, you will be able to access your cloud post processor library by setting the Configuration Folder (Windows) or Source (Mac) to My Cloud Posts. Both of these dialog boxes are shown below. You will then be able to select the Cloud post you uploaded in the Post Configuration field (Windows) or the Post Processor field (Mac).<br /> ====Chip Load Calculation====<br /> *[http://www.pdsspindles.com/engineering-speeds Bit Parameter Overview by PDS Spindles]<br /> *[http://www.monstertool.com/monster_tool_calculators.html Monster Tools Chip Load Calculator]<br /> *[http://www.pdsspindles.com/admin/modules/page_editor/uploads/image/Chip%20load%20for%20common%20tool%20diameters%20(Inches).jpg Chip Load Chart by PDS Spindles]<br /> *[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/pumping-station-one/makerspace$20edition/pumping-station-one/cTwfUHxESjU/7m_lI8UWCgAJ How to install Makerspace Version]<br /> <br /> == User Tips &amp; Troubleshooting Reports ==<br /> [http://www.sgstool.com/PDF-speedfeeds/SGS-Speeds-Feeds-GP.pdf Some feed and speed recommendations for small bits]<br /> <br /> Add your experiences with feeds and speeds or other tips here:<br /> [[Shopbot_User_Tips]]<br /> <br /> Add troubleshooting reports here:<br /> [[Shopbot_Troubleshooting_Reports]]<br /> <br /> === Materials ===<br /> <br /> * [[Shopbot_PRS_CNC_router/Aluminium|Aluminium]]<br /> * [[Shopbot_PRS_CNC_router/Brass|Brass]]<br /> * [[Shopbot_PRS_CNC_router/Wood|Wood]]<br /> <br /> == Authorization Checklist ==<br /> <br /> This is here as a checklist for proctors to follow when authorizing people. It can also help remind you of things after you are authorized. Just reading this does not authorizing you.<br /> <br /> * How to get authorized<br /> ** Watch [http://www.meetup.com/Pumping-Station-One/ the meetup group] for a recurring class on the second Thursday and last Sunday of the month. Sometimes check [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one the forum] for announcements or ask on the forum if no announcements have been made for a few weeks.<br /> <br /> * Authorization group size<br /> ** There is no cap to the software instruction preceding the machine usage portion of the class. If you come to this portion it is easier to get fully authorized at a later date.<br /> ** 3 machine users - each person will run a job (~1/2 hr each) and everyone will assist each other in completing a job profile and pocket cut. You must be present for the entire authorization<br /> <br /> * Safety<br /> ** Safety Glasses<br /> ** Hearing Protection<br /> ** Dust Protection<br /> <br /> * What can go wrong (and what to do)<br /> <br /> * How does machine work<br /> ** Axes<br /> ** Motors<br /> ** Spindle<br /> <br /> * Daily Maintenance<br /> ** Spindle bearing warm up.<br /> *** The &quot;C5&quot; warm up routine should be run on the first job of the day. It runs the spindle at 3 speeds for 3 minutes each to warm up the bearings. (When it doubt, warm it up)<br /> <br /> * Extended Maintenance<br /> ** See maintenance schedule file under documentation.<br /> ** Grease the racks<br /> ** Use Grease type: Manual states any type is safe there is some in the draw<br /> <br /> * Machine Control<br /> ** Turn on sequence<br /> *** Log into computer<br /> *** Turn on Shopbot big red and yellow twist switch (see zeroing below)<br /> *** Insert Key and turn to &quot;engaged&quot; position.<br /> *** The VDF should light up, the spindle fan should be on.<br /> *** Start &quot;Shopbot 3&quot; program.<br /> *** Open Tools...Spindle RPM Control menu (to allow RPM control)<br /> **** Make sure collet is tightened or no tool or nut is installed<br /> **** Run the C5 warm up routine<br /> ** Jogging<br /> *** Keypad<br /> *** Arrow Keys + Page Up, Page Down (ctrl for fast jog)<br /> <br /> * CAM Software<br /> ** Vectric V Carve<br /> ** Just the basics...separate class for advanced V Carve. <br /> ** Online videos<br /> <br /> * Running your Job<br /> ** Zeroing X &amp; Y<br /> *** With machine off slow push gantry towards X0 until it hits hard stops (optional)<br /> *** Turn on big red switch while still holding gantry.<br /> *** Jog machine away from X0 Y0 so machine will find switches<br /> *** Click X, Y zero button.<br /> ** Zeroing Z (top of work piece)<br /> *** Jog over your work piece<br /> *** Place Z zero plate on work piece under the bit<br /> *** Place clip on bit<br /> *** Test connection by touching plate to bit and watch for light #1 to light<br /> *** Click the Z 0 button (it will touch off twice!!!)<br /> *** If Z is critical, you may want to verify that your bit has been zeroed properly by using a &quot;MZ,0&quot; command over the surface you have zeroed the bit to. Repeat zeroing if not correct.<br /> <br /> * Waste Board and clamping<br /> <br /> * Collets, Bits, Feeds and Speeds<br /> ** Feeds and Speeds<br /> *** Use a Cut Load Calculator to determine which feeds and speeds you should be using for your specific bits. An overview is avaialble at: [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/vUF3iKRQ9yc/_qNnLXzZ3QcJ]<br /> ** Collets<br /> *** We currently have collets for 1/2, 1/4, 3/16 and 1/8&quot; shank bits. <br /> *** Try to keep them clean and store them away from dust between uses. Dust between the gaps will produce runout. The drawer mounted under the Shopbot is the right place to store these items.<br /> *** If the collet nuts are not threading smoothly try cleaning the threads with a small brush, spindle threads as well.<br /> ** Bits<br /> *** Use bits designed for the material you are cutting. Don't just steal a bits from the Bridgeport. They won't do a good job and will probably overheat.<br /> *** For cutting out things, use the smallest appropriate bit. Using a 1/2&quot; bit to cutout will just create a lot of mess. <br /> <br /> * ShopBot should not be used for...<br /> ** Metals other than aluminum <br /> ** Cutting anything that requires coolant or lubricant (it will ruin the waste board)<br /> ** Ripping lumber (use the table saw)<br /> ** Thickness Planning (Use the planner if you can)<br /> ** Drilling holes with drill bits (a small end mill works better)<br /> <br /> * How to leave the machine (be excellent)<br /> ** Machine<br /> *** Home the machine to X0, Y0<br /> *** Turn off both switches<br /> *** Remove Key<br /> *** Remove bit and collet.<br /> *** Place both collet wrenches on top of electronics box<br /> *** clean up work area<br /> *** Smooth out waste board if you puckered it at all.<br /> *** Check if the dust collector needs to be emptied <br /> <br /> ** Post a picture on our [[Blog]] please!<br /> <br /> == Use checklist ==<br /> <br /> PS1 is experimenting with the use of checklists to encourage the safe use and proper care of tools in the workspace. The latest version of the [[checklists]] for this tool is stored as a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zxrvQX0DXaLxaXkaKCKpZ-PAgnDak6ezKKBkdu_Fw1U/edit?usp=sharing Google Doc] that can be edited by anyone. If you make changes, update the effective date at the bottom of the document. Print a new copy, and replace the old one.<br /> <br /> Physical checklists are necessarily constrained in length. Following is a more extensive pre-flight checklist:<br /> <br /> * Did you home the machine?<br /> * Is the dust collect gate open?<br /> * Are you sure you have the right X, Y orientation for your file and material?<br /> * Did you set the proper X,Y zero for your work piece on the Shopbot.<br /> * Is the correct bit installed and tight?<br /> * Is the key in and turned on?<br /> * Is the dust skirt set right so it does not get smashed.<br /> * Is Z zero set to the work top?<br /> * Are the touch plate and clip returned?<br /> * Is the material properly secured?<br /> * Open the Shopbot spindle control dialog (Tools &gt; Spindle RPM Control)<br /> * Safety glasses, hearing protection on.<br /> * Start the job with the E-Stop ready to hit.<br /> * Turn on dust collector ( I like to wait so I can hear that things sound right on the shopbot before turning on the collector)<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! 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Earl<br /> |03/31/19<br /> |-<br /> |Daniel Gulick<br /> |David Earl<br /> |12/10/2018<br /> |-<br /> |Alex Biardo<br /> |David Earl<br /> |05/07/2019<br /> |-<br /> |Brendan Byrne<br /> |David Earl<br /> |05/07/2019<br /> |-}<br /> <br /> If you have been authorized but cannot log in, request to be added to the &quot;ShopBot Authorized&quot; Samba group (send an email to info (at) pumpingstationone.org with your username and the name of the person who certified you) so that your login works. If you don't have a log-in on https://members.pumpingstationone.org/ you will have issues here - sign up on that site first if you haven't already.<br /> <br /> = Maintenance =<br /> <br /> == Maintenance Log ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> !Date<br /> !Preformed by<br /> !Service Type<br /> !Notes<br /> |-<br /> |4/16/2017<br /> |Ryan Pierce<br /> |Created new AutoDesk Fusion 360 Post Processor. Modified Vectric Post Processors.<br /> |Created new Fusion 360 Post Processor. It includes the changes listed below for the Vectric Post Processors. For Vectric, modified the Post Processors so that if the spindle does not spin up, it gives the user a Retry/Cancel dialog box instead of Abort/Retry/Ignore where Ignore is identical to Retry. Also, these Post Processors broke the Preview mode in the ShopBot software because the preview mode did the real spindle check and it failed because, of course, the spindle wasn't running. The new version will ignore the spindle check in preview mode.<br /> |-<br /> |11/8/2014<br /> |Ryan Pierce<br /> |Updated VCarve Post Processor<br /> |Previously, installed new Post Processor to preset an Abort / Retry / Ignore dialog box when the spindle is started but doesn't spin up. Usual culprit is that a job is started when the the interlock is disabled, which results in the non-spinning bit crashing into the workpiece. Abort stops the job. Today, fixed Retry code. If you power on the VFD and the motor start is enabled, the VFD refuses to start. So I've re-programmed the Retry button to stop the VFD, wait 2 seconds, start the VFD, wait 2 more seconds, and check again to see if it is running. The Ignore button actually acts as Retry because we don't want someone clicking through this dialog box and damaging the machine. NOTE: The Aspire PC in the shop also has this Post Processor, but if you use Aspire, VCarve Pro, etc. on your personal computer, you will need the latest Post Processor to support this safety check.<br /> |-<br /> |11/8/2014<br /> |Ryan Pierce<br /> |Updated ShopBot software<br /> |Did upgrade from 3.8.14 to 3.8.26. Installed latest firmware on ShopBot controller. (This was mandatory.) Two features of interest: Fixed occasional erractic behavior after repeated Stops and Resumes (and Nudges or Command Insertions). Reduced liklihood of Keypad lockup.<br /> |-<br /> |5/31/2015<br /> |Ron Olson<br /> |Created new VCarve Post Processors<br /> |For drag/engraving bits, it's important that the spindle be turned '''off''' so as to not destroy the bit. Instead of manually modifying the sbp every time to remove the check that the spindle is turned on, I created a couple of new post processors (inches and mm, similar to Ryan's), that explicitly ''turn off'' the spindle. The user is given two opportunities to cancel the job if that is not what he/she wants.<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Outstanding Maintenance Issues ==<br /> <br /> === Lack of True E-Stop ===<br /> As shipped, the ShopBot PRS does not support an Emergency Stop. This could be hacked, but it runs the risk of damaging the machine if engaged in a non-emergency situation. Suggested solution: Installing a 10A double pole 24V coil DIN mount relay, and powering the coil via the 24V supply through a normally closed E-Stop button. One pole will disconnect the 63V stepper motor current. One pole will break the control signal that enables the VFD and will cause the VFD to brake to a stop.<br /> <br /> === Automatic Dust Collection ===<br /> The ShopBot has +5V TTL outputs that could be used to trigger automatic dust collection (when the spindle goes live) and/or a warning light (when the gantry is enabled to move.)<br /> <br /> === Limit Switch Issues ===<br /> Every time you start the ShopBot, it resets itself so that the limit switches are disabled! You can turn them on (if memory serves) with the Values -&gt; Input Switch Assignment menu item. Limit switches are really useful - but they need to be enabled. When they are, they will stop manual jogging when the limit is hit (although pressing the key again will let you continue moving the gantry) and they will also stop a running job (but give you the option of ignoring the limits.)<br /> <br /> I found a couple more problems when testing all the limits. When I took the gantry to X maximum, the dust collector hose pulled off! I put it back on, but I'm not sure how stable this is. Also, when I originally set the Y maximum and minimum, I wanted as much spindle travel as possible. But it appears that if you're at the Y max and move in the X direction, you can hit the middle support with the dust collector boot. We've got several inches Y travel beyond the nominal 48&quot;, so we may want to look into reducing this to clear the supports.<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> [[File:ShopBot PSOne Post Processors.zip]] - Post Processors for Vectric Aspire and VCarve Pro 8.0 which includes the change to check that the spindle actually started.<br /> <br /> [[File:ShopBot_TC_PS1-NO-SPIN.zip]] - Post Processors for Vectric Aspire and VCarve Pro which include changes to explicitly *disable* spinning<br /> <br /> [[File:ShopBot PSOne Fusion 360 Post Processor.zip]] - Post Processor for Autodesk Fusion 360 which includes the change to check that the spindle actually started.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:CNC]]<br /> [[Category:Future Things Bus Data Sources]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Board&diff=40318 2019-07-18T14:32:04Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>The Board of Directors are the eight PS1 members elected to serve as President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Technical Officer, Public Relations Director, and two Directors-At-Large. <br /> <br /> Minutes from board meetings are made available on the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Meetings Board Meetings] category page.<br /> <br /> Board procedures are documented in the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Procedures Board Procedures] category.<br /> <br /> Previous boards can be found in the year's respective [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Elections Elections]<br /> <br /> == Contacting the Board ==<br /> <br /> Members can contact the board in person at the twice monthly Tuesday meeting (Currently first and third Tuesday of the month - check the calendar for up to date information). You can send email to info at pumpingstationone.org to open a ticket in the RT system for the board to handle. The RT system is not for private information. For private information, email a member of the board or talk to us at the meeting.<br /> <br /> == President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Andrew Camardella<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Run everything. (kidding)<br /> * Conduct meetings<br /> * Guide Policy<br /> * Help with Long-Range Goals<br /> '''Money Making Member Activities'''<br /> * Solicit Donations<br /> '''Member Activities'''<br /> * Act as Spokesperson<br /> * Correspond with other Organizations/Individuals.<br /> * Delegating.<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> president {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Vice President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Alisha Ciardi<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Help with the President's duties<br /> * Presidential Stand-In when necessary<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> * vicePresident {at} pumpingstationone , org<br /> <br /> == Treasurer ==<br /> '''Currently''': Jennie P.<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Financial Accounting<br /> * Tax Filings<br /> * Insurance<br /> * Manage the Official Member Roster<br /> * Eye on our Bottom Line/Savings/Financial Health<br /> <br /> &gt;&gt; [[Treasurer Procedures]]<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: treasurer {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Secretary ==<br /> '''Currently''': Kathryn Borne<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Record all Meetings and Votes<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> secretary {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == CTO ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:folf|Sky Nova]]<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Keeps the internet going, website up, ducks in a row.<br /> * And since you asked, yes, the '''entire''' internet.<br /> * Monitors for issues<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: cto {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Director-at-Large ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:berky93|Alex Berkowitz]]<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: alex {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Director-at-Large 2 ==<br /> '''Currently''': Molly Adamski<br /> <br /> '''Contact''': <br /> molly {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == PR Director ==<br /> '''Currently''': Ese Osaghae<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Primary contact for outside media or partnership inquiries<br /> * Manage internal communications such as the newsletter<br /> * Organize PS1's involvement in community events<br /> * Manage PS1's social media presence<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> press {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> [[Category:The Board]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Board&diff=40317 2019-07-18T14:30:41Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>The Board of Directors are the eight PS1 members elected to serve as President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Technical Officer, Public Relations Director, and two Directors-At-Large. <br /> <br /> Minutes from board meetings are made available on the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Meetings Board Meetings] category page.<br /> <br /> Board procedures are documented in the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Procedures Board Procedures] category.<br /> <br /> Previous boards can be found in the year's respective [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Elections Elections]<br /> <br /> == Contacting the Board ==<br /> <br /> Members can contact the board in person at the twice monthly Tuesday meeting (Currently first and third Tuesday of the month - check the calendar for up to date information). You can send email to info at pumpingstationone.org to open a ticket in the RT system for the board to handle. The RT system is not for private information. For private information, email a member of the board or talk to us at the meeting.<br /> <br /> == President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Andrew Camardella<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Run everything. (kidding)<br /> * Conduct meetings<br /> * Guide Policy<br /> * Help with Long-Range Goals<br /> '''Money Making Member Activities'''<br /> * Solicit Donations<br /> '''Member Activities'''<br /> * Act as Spokesperson<br /> * Correspond with other Organizations/Individuals.<br /> * Delegating.<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> president {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Vice President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Alisha Ciardi<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Help with the President's duties<br /> * Presidential Stand-In when necessary<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> * vicePresident {at} pumpingstationone , org<br /> <br /> == Treasurer ==<br /> '''Currently''': Jennie P.<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Financial Accounting<br /> * Tax Filings<br /> * Insurance<br /> * Manage the Official Member Roster<br /> * Eye on our Bottom Line/Savings/Financial Health<br /> <br /> &gt;&gt; [[Treasurer Procedures]]<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: treasurer {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Secretary ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:ASowa|Andrew Sowa]]<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Record all Meetings and Votes<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> secretary {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == CTO ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:folf|Sky Nova]]<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Keeps the internet going, website up, ducks in a row.<br /> * And since you asked, yes, the '''entire''' internet.<br /> * Monitors for issues<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: cto {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Director-at-Large ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:berky93|Alex Berkowitz]]<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> * Email: alex {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Director-at-Large 2 ==<br /> '''Currently''': Molly Adamski<br /> <br /> '''Contact''': <br /> molly {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == PR Director ==<br /> '''Currently''': Ese Osaghae<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Primary contact for outside media or partnership inquiries<br /> * Manage internal communications such as the newsletter<br /> * Organize PS1's involvement in community events<br /> * Manage PS1's social media presence<br /> <br /> '''Contact'''<br /> <br /> press {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> [[Category:The Board]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=FormLabs_Form_1%2B_SLA_3D_Printer&diff=40233 2019-07-05T23:19:58Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ Template:EquipmentPage<br /> | owner=PS:One <br /> | model=FormLabs Form 1+ SLA 3D Printer<br /> | serial=SERIAL NUMBER <br /> | arrived= June 2017<br /> | doesitwork=yes<br /> | contact=[[CNC|CNC Area Host]] <br /> | where=CNC Shop<br /> | certification=yes <br /> | hackable=no <br /> | value=$2,000<br /> | image = <br /> | hostarea = CNC<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == About ==<br /> <br /> 3D SLA Printer. Requires a proprietary resin, a short-lived tank, and a relatively longer-lived build plate to function. The requirement to buy your own tank and resin makes this printer less suitable as a first 3D printing experience for most members, though the printed parts have properties that may be desirable such as use as patterns for metal casting, transparency/translucency of some resin types, and comparatively high resolution and smoothness of printed parts. <br /> Compared to the PLA and ABS filament of PS1's other printers, the liquid resin is more difficult to handle, must be kept away from light when not in use, and is quite sticky. Cleanup and setup is significantly more difficult than with filament-based printers. Parts must be washed with alcohol in a two-step process, and benefit from being cured in a UV light environment. The proprietary software is free and downloadable (see below) but is fairly simple to use by someone with basic 3D printing experience. Parts are generally printed elevated away from the build plate and at an angle to the build plate, rather than flat on as they might be with an FDM (filament-based) printer. Support structure is added by the proprietary software.<br /> <br /> * Darker housing: premiumephyra, firmware 1.40, git: 157923<br /> * Lighter housing: sillyred,<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> <br /> * 18-Feb-2019 Formlabs no longer supports the Form 1+ printer. Both PS1 printers work, and experimentation is ongoing to find alternate resins/settings/tanks to print with.<br /> * Currently, there are (2) Z-vat tanks http://www-zvatindustries-com at PS1. One is installed in premiumphyra. <br /> <br /> * The main limitation to new users is that both the tank and the resin are considered consumables, that you must provide for yourself. &quot;One standard tank lasts for about 2 L of our resin. With a separate tank for each individual resin color, switching materials is as easy as sliding in a new tank.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> <br /> * You should familiarize yourself with the PreForm software and have some small parts that you've loaded into PreForm, available to print as your first parts. <br /> * Once you have secured the basic supplies, contact a member of the Danger Committee (see below), the CNC Area Host or a CNC area Volunteer Authorizer to become authorized.<br /> <br /> == Settings ==<br /> * PreForm is available for both Windows and MacOS PreForm is supported on Mac OS X 10.7 or higher. <br /> * Required software, called Preform, is proprietary and available, free, from FormLabs https://support.formlabs.com/hc/en-us/categories/115000005384-Software<br /> <br /> == Procedures ==<br /> * Design limits [[Form1+ Design Limits]]<br /> <br /> === Powering On Machine ===<br /> * Press and release the power button to turn the machine on.<br /> * Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds from the off state to display machine name and firmware version.<br /> * What is the IP address of each printer? -- There is not one. The machines are connected via USB.<br /> * Connect to the printer with a computer that has Preform installed, via a printer cable (USB printer cable)<br /> <br /> === Powering Off Machine ===<br /> * The machines will automatically go to sleep.<br /> <br /> == Material Safety &amp; Information ==<br /> * https://support.formlabs.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000008264<br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> * Support link: https://support.formlabs.com/hc/en-us/categories/115000003004-Form-1-<br /> <br /> <br /> == Youtube links ==<br /> <br /> * Formlabs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYr1_Trp-hM<br /> * 3D Print - Tech Design https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kzWvQjkndM<br /> <br /> == Cleaning &amp; Maintenance ==<br /> <br /> * https://support.formlabs.com/hc/en-us/categories/115000003004-Form-1-<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Certified Users ==<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member<br /> ! Trained By<br /> ! Date<br /> |-<br /> |Andrew Camardella<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |-<br /> |Kathryn Born<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |-<br /> |Aaron Feigan<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |-<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> |Anna Yu<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |-}<br /> |Brian Chojnowski<br /> |Andrew Sowa<br /> |-}<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |Kathryn Born<br /> |-}<br /> |Wessing<br /> |Kathryn Born<br /> |-}<br /> |Brian Barnt<br /> |Kathryn Born<br /> | 02/12/2019<br /> |-}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Certification Clarification Needed]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Join&diff=39846 2019-04-20T00:58:16Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Outdated}}<br /> If you want to join PS1 as a member, there's a bit on the main web site about that: <br /> <br /> https://pumpingstationone.org/join/<br /> <br /> For a bit more detail, check out the [[New Member Orientation]] page<br /> <br /> == Big bullet points ==<br /> * You must start paying dues at either the full rate of $70 per month or the Starving Hacker rate at $40 per month. <br /> * We used to use PayPal, but not anymore. Phased out starting in 2018. Some members may still be paying with PayPal, but it isn't accepted for new memberships anymore. <br /> * Now (2018+) PS1 uses a Wild Apricot-driven member management system with credit or debit card recurring payments managed (at the moment) with Stripe payment processing. <br /> * You must sign a liability waiver. https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/PMdbLqcKFq1491518230<br /> * You must have a government-issued ID card checked by 2 authorized members: either [[The Board|board members]] or one of the non-board [[ID Checkers|authorized ID checkers]]. Best bet is to show up at a Tuesday night meeting at 8 for a tour and to see plenty of authorized ID-checking members. <br /> * If you can't make it on a Tuesday night, your next-best steps are either to email info@pumpingstationone.org or just show up to events that are open to the public and chance finding one or two admins there. The odds are not so bad. <br /> * The next-most-certain time to find 2 ID checkers is the Orientation held the third Sunday of the month at 4 pm. <br /> * You agree to follow our bylaws, membership agreement, and policies. You must support the mission of PS1 and agree to the requirements of the Anti-Harassment Policy and the Membership Agreement.</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Vote_to_Update_Tidy_Space_Policy_(2019)&diff=39824 2019-04-18T16:23:46Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsors ==<br /> <br /> * Alisha Ciardi<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * Announced: 4/9/19<br /> * Language locked: 4/18/19 <br /> * Voted on: 4/23/19<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> Greater efforts to maintain the tidiness/cleanliness of PS1 in 2019 have shed light on certain issues with PS1's current Tidy Space Policy. We propose these changes be made to clarify cleanliness and maintenance policy at PS1.<br /> <br /> ===A Summary of the changes are as follows:=== <br /> <br /> ====Zoning====<br /> <br /> -Create smaller “Sort-Me” Boxes/Zones to replace &quot;Wut Zone&quot; for people to place things when they don’t know where PS1-owned tools belong. How Sort-Me Boxes are categorized is at the discretion of the Area Host. (See Sort-Me Box by Drill Press in Cold Metals for example.)<br /> <br /> -Create &quot;Temporary Storage&quot; where current &quot;Wut Zone&quot; areas reside.<br /> <br /> - As it was with the &quot;Wut Zone,&quot; any personal item not stored in Temporary Storage or Personal Storage is able to be moved to Temporary Storage by anyone and anything not Green-ticketed in Temporary Storage is liable to be red-ticketed by an Area Host.<br /> <br /> -“Limbo&quot; is to be renamed “Salvage.” <br /> <br /> <br /> -Create Zones for large temporary projects that you must reserve before using. Discuss with Area Host the length of your project beforehand and set a date to remove your items. <br /> <br /> ====Tickets====<br /> <br /> -Do away with Parking Requests (yellow tickets). <br /> <br /> -Modify Green tickets so members may write their own tickets for Temporary Storage up to 72 hours unless otherwise approved by an Area Host. <br /> <br /> -Standing Project Notices are only valid for up to an hour, otherwise, items need to be Green-ticketed and properly stored. (Added 4/17)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Ticket policy idea RESCINDED FROM CONSIDERATION ON 4/17:''' (Online Registry is the final word for Ticketing. (Physical ticketing is an additional step to protect your belongings, but is not valid if it is not registered online.)<br /> <br /> **Rescinded as Tidy Space policy exists for the purpose of labeling the physical space around PS1. If digital communications break down, we still need physical tickets and therefore, we need the physical tickets to take precedent, even as we hope to work on integrating an online registry of item storage and automated digital notification.<br /> <br /> ====Personal Storage==== <br /> <br /> -Personal storage is no longer managed with Red-ticket system. Members have 2 weeks to remove belonging from an expired unit after we attempt to notify the member and then materials will be stored in Temporary Storage for 2 weeks after that. Items will then be more to Salvage if unclaimed. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Language==<br /> <br /> '''*Please add suggestions and comments to the document posted below.*'''<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iAK_bIU7TmJKTcb-gFu118QppqSNSmo6gKONil90Nbk/edit?usp=sharing Suggested Tidy Space Policy Changes] <br /> <br /> Policy Changes made as suggestions to the current Policy as tracked in this document.<br /> <br /> == Results ==<br /> Quorum: The number of votes required to have a valid vote (1/3rd of the full members must vote, check [http://members.pumpingstationone.org the member site]. If the vote doesn't meet quorum it will have to be proposed again, and can be voted on the following week (consider campaigning for your particular vote).<br /> Present: This is the total number of members that voted (physically present and by proxy) and includes those that abstained from voting.<br /> <br /> For: This is the number of members that vote but that agree with the vote language.<br /> Against: This is the number of members that vote but that disagree with the vote language.<br /> Abstain: This is the number of members that were present but that did not vote on the proposal.<br /> <br /> ==Categories==<br /> Add categories for the votes page and the year the vote occurs. Edit this page to see the formatting for category tags.<br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2019 Votes]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Category:2019_Meetings&diff=38741 2019-01-09T16:14:22Z

<p>Daniel: Created page with &quot;Category:Meetings&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Meetings]]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tormach_1100_series_CNC_mill&diff=38716 2019-01-04T04:53:48Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = PCNC 1100 Series 3 <br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 2018<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $35000<br /> |image = Tormach.png<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> *A CNC milling machine with enclosure. <br /> <br /> *https://www.tormach.com/pcnc-1100/<br /> <br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/CNC_Mill_Vote_2017<br /> <br /> ===PCNC 1100 Series 3 with accessories===<br /> *Floor Footprint 61&quot; x 53&quot; x 78&quot;<br /> *Table Size 34” x 9.5”<br /> *Machine Travel 18” x 9.5” x 16.25”<br /> *5140RPM 1.5Hp spindle<br /> *220V 20A, 3 phase power<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> Beta authorizations have been completed. The team is addressing feedback from those sessions and incorporating any necessary changes into the authorization program. Authorizations for the general member base are planned to start in January.<br /> <br /> Machine is fully operational.<br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> '''[[Tier 1 Cold Metals Authorization|Tier 1 Cold Metals]]''' <br /> For basic cutting and drilling of stock using Johnson Saw, DoAll Bandsaw Saw, and Drill Press.<br /> <br /> '''[[Shopbot PRS CNC router|ShopBot]]'''<br /> The Shopbot will familiarize you to using CNC and other necessary concepts such as feeds and speeds, tool choice, etc.<br /> <br /> '''[[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport Knee Mill]]''' <br /> Allows you to square off your material for the Tormach as well as learn basic, manual milling operations. Also provides more practice with feeds and speeds and 3-dimensional drilling operations.<br /> <br /> '''[[CAD/CAM Canvas Course|CAM Proficiency]]''' This recommendation has been upgraded to a requirement as understanding CAM methodologies are as important to the use of this machine as milling is. Fusion 360 is the software we will be teaching and authorizing with. It is currently free for hobbyists and startups and can be downloaded [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial here]. More details about this component of pre-authorization coming soon.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 11/01/18, authorization protocol is being pilot tested and initial sessions are scheduled for November and December. <br /> <br /> There are 3 components for Tormach Authorization. Authorization protocols are currently in beta testing and will likely be reviewed and revised frequently until the new year. <br /> <br /> 1) There will be an online Canvas course component as well as hands-on machine training for the Tormach covering the basics of running a successful job. The Online Canvas Course for the Tormach will be launched for beta testing November 5, 2018 and will cover topics such as Feeds &amp; Speeds, Workholding, Tooling, and Path Pilot (Tormach's CNC controller software). The course should take 2-3 hours to complete. <br /> <br /> 2) There is an at-the-machine authorization component in the more traditional style of PS:1 authorizations. Provisional authorization is granted at this stage. This authorization is also 2-3 hours in length.<br /> <br /> 3) Full authorization is granted after participants submit a personal project with CAM code for review and run the job successfully on their own with the supervision of an authorizer. This stage may be repeated multiple times if necessary.<br /> <br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Wingate<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> | David Earl<br /> |-<br /> | Abel Greenwald<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Training &amp; Authorization Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Alex Berkowitz<br /> |-<br /> | Alisha Ciardi<br /> |-<br /> | Nicholas Prorok<br /> |-<br /> | Perry May<br /> |-<br /> | Ray Doeksen<br /> |-<br /> | Sevin Strauss<br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Himmelblau<br /> |}<br /> <br /> (If you would like to contribute to educational material or training please email Alisha at lishibird {at} gmail.com.)<br /> <br /> == List of Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Provisionally authorized users may only operate the Tormach under the supervision of someone on either the Danger or Training &amp; Authorization Committees.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | '''Name'''<br /> | '''Status*'''<br /> |-<br /> | Ron Olson<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | George Shaw<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | McTavish McArdle<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Aaron Carlock<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Pierce<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Jim Brink<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ash Jasani <br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Daniel Martinez<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Dave<br /> | Provisional<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> PS1 will be holding monthly [https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Tormach-Meetup/ Tormach User Meetings] for Chicago Tormach users starting in November. These events will be open to the Public. <br /> <br /> There is also a [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicago-tormach-user-group Google Group mailing list] you can join for discussing anything Tormach-related including troubleshooting, Sprutcam, Fusion 360, and different Tormach models.<br /> <br /> You can learn a great deal about the CAM aspect by training yourself up in Fusion 360's CAM mode. [https://mhubchicago.com/directory/6213 mHUB] has two Tormach milling machines available to their members, with regular training sessions.<br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==<br /> [https://github.com/evezor/Pumping-Station-One-Standard-Library PS1 Standard Tool Library]<br /> <br /> [http://mindworks.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Cutter_Types_(Mill) Cutter Types for Milling]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s V12 Engine with Fusion 360 Tutorial]<br /> <br /> [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial Fusion 360 Free Trial]<br /> <br /> [https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmtools Downloadable Tool Libraries for Fusion 360]<br /> <br /> [https://virtual.pathpilot.com Virtual Path Pilot Simulator]<br /> <br /> [https://www.tormach.com/support/wpdmpro/sm10176-5-inch-machinist-vise-solid-models/ Solid model of the vise of the Tormach]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tormach_1100_series_CNC_mill&diff=38685 2019-01-02T01:16:51Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = PCNC 1100 Series 3 <br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 2018<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $35000<br /> |image = Tormach.png<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> *A CNC milling machine with enclosure. <br /> <br /> *https://www.tormach.com/pcnc-1100/<br /> <br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/CNC_Mill_Vote_2017<br /> <br /> ===PCNC 1100 Series 3 with accessories===<br /> *Floor Footprint 61&quot; x 53&quot; x 78&quot;<br /> *Table Size 34” x 9.5”<br /> *Machine Travel 18” x 9.5” x 16.25”<br /> *5140RPM 1.5Hp spindle<br /> *220V 20A, 3 phase power<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> Beta authorizations have been completed. The team is addressing feedback from those sessions and incorporating any necessary changes into the authorization program. Authorizations for the general member base are planned to start in January.<br /> <br /> Machine is fully operational.<br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> '''[[Tier 1 Cold Metals Authorization|Tier 1 Cold Metals]]''' <br /> For basic cutting and drilling of stock using Johnson Saw, DoAll Bandsaw Saw, and Drill Press.<br /> <br /> '''[[Shopbot PRS CNC router|ShopBot]]'''<br /> The Shopbot will familiarize you to using CNC and other necessary concepts such as feeds and speeds, tool choice, etc.<br /> <br /> '''[[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport Knee Mill]]''' <br /> Allows you to square off your material for the Tormach as well as learn basic, manual milling operations. Also provides more practice with feeds and speeds and 3-dimensional drilling operations.<br /> <br /> '''[[CAD/CAM Canvas Course|CAM Proficiency]]''' This recommendation has been upgraded to a requirement as understanding CAM methodologies are as important to the use of this machine as milling is. Fusion 360 is the software we will be teaching and authorizing with. It is currently free for hobbyists and startups and can be downloaded [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial here]. More details about this component of pre-authorization coming soon.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 11/01/18, authorization protocol is being pilot tested and initial sessions are scheduled for November and December. <br /> <br /> There are 3 components for Tormach Authorization. Authorization protocols are currently in beta testing and will likely be reviewed and revised frequently until the new year. <br /> <br /> 1) There will be an online Canvas course component as well as hands-on machine training for the Tormach covering the basics of running a successful job. The Online Canvas Course for the Tormach will be launched for beta testing November 5, 2018 and will cover topics such as Feeds &amp; Speeds, Workholding, Tooling, and Path Pilot (Tormach's CNC controller software). The course should take 2-3 hours to complete. <br /> <br /> 2) There is an at-the-machine authorization component in the more traditional style of PS:1 authorizations. Provisional authorization is granted at this stage. This authorization is also 2-3 hours in length.<br /> <br /> 3) Full authorization is granted after participants submit a personal project with CAM code for review and run the job successfully on their own with the supervision of an authorizer. This stage may be repeated multiple times if necessary.<br /> <br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Wingate<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> | David Earl<br /> |-<br /> | Abel Greenwald<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Training &amp; Authorization Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Alex Berkowitz<br /> |-<br /> | Alisha Ciardi<br /> |-<br /> | Nicholas Prorok<br /> |-<br /> | Perry May<br /> |-<br /> | Ray Doeksen<br /> |-<br /> | Sevin Strauss<br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Himmelblau<br /> |}<br /> <br /> (If you would like to contribute to educational material or training please email Alisha at lishibird {at} gmail.com.)<br /> <br /> == List of Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Provisionally authorized users may only operate the Tormach under the supervision of someone on either the Danger or Training &amp; Authorization Committees.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | '''Name'''<br /> | '''Status*'''<br /> |-<br /> | Ron Olson<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | George Shaw<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | McTavish McArdle<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Aaron Carlock<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Pierce<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Jim Brink<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ash Jasani <br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Daniel Martinez<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Dave<br /> | Provisional<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> PS1 will be holding monthly [https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Tormach-Meetup/ Tormach User Meetings] for Chicago Tormach users starting in November. These events will be open to the Public. <br /> <br /> There is also a [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicago-tormach-user-group Google Group mailing list] you can join for discussing anything Tormach-related including troubleshooting, Sprutcam, Fusion 360, and different Tormach models.<br /> <br /> You can learn a great deal about the CAM aspect by training yourself up in Fusion 360's CAM mode. [https://mhubchicago.com/directory/6213 mHUB] has two Tormach milling machines available to their members, with regular training sessions.<br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==<br /> [https://github.com/evezor/Pumping-Station-One-Standard-Library PS1 Standard Tool Library]<br /> <br /> [http://mindworks.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Cutter_Types_(Mill) Cutter Types for Milling]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s V12 Engine with Fusion 360 Tutorial]<br /> <br /> [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial Fusion 360 Free Trial]<br /> <br /> [https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmtools Downloadable Tool Libraries for Fusion 360]<br /> <br /> [https://virtual.pathpilot.com Virtual Path Pilot Simulator]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=File:Tormach.png&diff=38684 2019-01-02T01:15:28Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div></div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Prusa_i3_3D_printer&diff=38680 2019-01-01T18:55:42Z

<p>Daniel: /* Dimensions and weight of common empty spools */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = Prusa Mendel 13<br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 5/2016<br /> |where = CNC Area, upstairs<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $500<br /> |image = Prusai3.jpg<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> A nice 3D printer that has been upgraded and is now listed as a [[Prusa i3 MK2S A 3D Printer]] https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Prusa_i3_MK2S_A_3D_Printer<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> 1/1/2018 - This machine has been upgraded and is now listed as a different machine, one of the Prusa i3 Mk2S 3D printers. Which one is it? I don't know and it doesn't seem to matter much. <br /> <br /> 4/24/2017 - Printer bed connector is failing, could be failing print bed causing excess current draw; install solid state relay and if problem persist replace with silicone heater bed. Uneven extrusion or slippage, possible problem with the hobbed bolt; brass and is going bad; Should be replaced with stainless steel one. (ajasani)<br /> <br /> 11/27/16 - Tested printer with random yellow PLA, resulting in poor print quality. Suspect that PLA may be bad, as it snaps instead of bending. Going to test with different PLA. --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST)<br /> <br /> 3/14/2017 - Cura intermittently detects the printer. Use the Simplify3D profile below for the Prusa using Com 7.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> Ask CNC Area Host. No regularly scheduled authorizations. Authorization sessions can be arranged for 3 or more members as required. If you want to schedule an authorization session, find 2 or more other people and email the CNC Area Host for referral to an authorizer.<br /> <br /> == Operation ==<br /> <br /> === [[Prusa i3 OctoPrint Server]] ===<br /> <br /> The Prusa i3 now uses OctoPrint as its host device. You can now send jobs to the printer via any computer in the space, even your personal device. <br /> <br /> The OctoPrint server for the Prusa i3 can be reached at http://10.100.1.200/<br /> <br /> * When connecting to the OctoPrint server, you may first need to select &quot;Connect&quot; under the left side Connection tab if the printer has been turned off. <br /> ** All settings to connect are retained and should not be modified.<br /> * Once the printer is connected, you can begin warming it up with the Temperature tab. <br /> ** Enter a temperature in Celsius and click &quot;Set&quot;<br /> * You can control the printer's movements and extrusion using the &quot;Control&quot; tab.<br /> <br /> * To get started printing, upload an STL using the left side &quot;Files&quot; tab.<br /> * Find the STL you uploaded and click the &quot;Slice&quot; button, it looks like a magic wand.<br /> * From here, you can select what slicer engine you'd like to use and what settings you'd like to print with.<br /> ** Cura is the default slicing engine. <br /> ** Select one of the preset slicing profiles, and then manually set your preferred temperatures and speeds using the Basic and Advanced tabs. <br /> * Now locate the newly generated GCO file (G-Code) in the left side Files tab. You can now click &quot;Load and Print&quot; to print your object. <br /> * It is preferred if you delete your files from the OctoPrint server when you are done. You can download your GCO file for future printing if you would like to retain the specific sliced project.<br /> <br /> This is only a high level overview of how to use OctoPrint. If you are already authorized but have not used OctoPrint, feel free to attend future authorization sessions. OctoPrint will accept g-code from the most popular slicers such as Cura, Slic3r, Repetier-Host, and Simplify3D.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting ==<br /> Please add information to this section if you discover some useful tips and tricks.<br /> <br /> *Use the manual controls to preheat the nozzle and bed for your material type. Then Cura may detect the printer.<br /> <br /> == Mods ==<br /> Unknown.<br /> <br /> === SD Card ===<br /> Should accept any SD card. Use the Replicator Dual SD card or bring your own.<br /> <br /> === Usable Print Area ===<br /> 200mm x 200mm x 180mm (Please verify - --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST))<br /> <br /> === Nozzle size ===<br /> * Presumed 0.35mm nozzle, verification would be appreciated --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST)<br /> <br /> === Host Software ===<br /> Users of Linux, Windows, OSX will need to install the following software:<br /> * [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun#getting-printrun Pronterface] - or [http://www.repetier.com/download/ Repeteir-Host] for manual operation of the printer as well as for starting print jobs<br /> * [http://slic3r.org/download Slic3r] - for creating gcode (print jobs) from 3D models<br /> * Alternately, you can use [http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Cura Cura by Ultimaker]<br /> <br /> == Suggested Settings ==<br /> This printer has not seen much testing, and appropriate settings have yet to be determined.<br /> <br /> Prusa Drivers and Settings Files: http://www.prusa3d.com/drivers/<br /> <br /> See forum post for some settings: http://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk2-f23/simplify3d-print-settings-august-30-2016--t938.html#_ga=1.30717884.2054885924.1484866610<br /> <br /> Prusa Simplify3D Settings: http://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/download/file.php?id=533<br /> <br /> === Ultimaker Cura ===<br /> Settings that have worked in my experience for Cura:<br /> <br /> First load the Prusa profile. It is usually among the default profiles in Cura.<br /> <br /> ==== Custom settings for PLA ====<br /> * Printing temp=215C<br /> * Build plate temp=55C<br /> Speed:<br /> * Print speed= 40mm/s (I haven't tried faster but it is possible)<br /> * Top/bottom speed=20mm/s<br /> * Initial layer speed=20mm/s<br /> * Initial layer travel speed=60mm/s<br /> <br /> Rest of settings are the defaults for the Prusa profile.<br /> <br /> ==Resources==<br /> === Filament ===<br /> The extruder for this machine accepts 1.75mm filament. <br /> <br /> [http://www.microcenter.com/category/4294898923/3D-Printing MicroCenter (online and in store)]<br /> <br /> [http://www.monoprice.com/Search/Index?keyword=3d+printer+filament Monoprice]<br /> <br /> === Find Something to Print ===<br /> <br /> [http://thingiverse.com Thingiverse] is a great place to find printable 3D models that other people have designed, and to publish your own.<br /> <br /> === Designing 3D Models ===<br /> <br /> Page in progress to describe [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/3D_Modeling 3D modeling.]<br /> <br /> === Dimensions and weight of common empty spools ===<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Brand || Size || Year || Color || Width (mm) || Diameter (ID/Code/OD) || Weight<br /> |-<br /> | 3D Solutech || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 /81 / 199 || 173g?<br /> |-<br /> | 3D Supply Source Transparent PLA/PETG || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 / 81/ 199 || 173g<br /> |-<br /> | Atomic Filament || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 72 || 52 / 98 / 204 || 319g<br /> |-<br /> | Atomic Filament || 1kg || 2016 || Black || 74 || 52 / 90 / 201 || 306<br /> |-<br /> | Colorfabb || 750g+ || 2015 || Clear || 57 || 53/105/200 || 236g?<br /> |-<br /> | eSun Inland || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 67 || 53 / ? / 199 || 224g?<br /> |-<br /> | eSun Intservo PLA/ABS || 1kg || 2015 || Clear || 64 || 52 / 90 / 200 || 253g<br /> |-<br /> | Filamentum || 750g || 2017 || Clear || 57 || 53/105/200 || 236g?<br /> |-<br /> | HanBot || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 78 || 40 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Hatchbox ABS || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 62 || 32 / 58 / 200 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Hatchbox ABS || 1lb || 2015 || Black || 61 || 32 / 58 / 163 || 157g<br /> |-<br /> | Honeycomb Drone || 1kb || 2015 || Clear || 53 || 52 / 60 / 220 || 183<br /> |-<br /> | IC3D ABS || 2.5lbs || 2014 || Black || 74 || 52 / ? / 203 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Invent-a-Part PLA || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 74 || 57 / 96 / 198 || 227g<br /> |-<br /> | JustPLA Chroma Line PLA || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 93 || 57 / 95 / 180 || 197g<br /> |-<br /> | MadeSolid PET+ || 1lb || 2014 || Black || 55 || 52 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | MadeSolid PET+ || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 71 || 53 / 93 / 203 || 345g<br /> |-<br /> | MakerGeeks Brand PLA || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 83 || 38 / ? / 190 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | MonoPrice PLA || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 78 || 39 / 96 / 194 || 221g<br /> |-<br /> | NinjaFlex || 500g || 2014 || Black || 54 || 52 / 94 / 200 || 329g<br /> |-<br /> | Octave ABS || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 90 || 32 / 58 / 161 || 168g<br /> |-<br /> | Prototype Supply || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 69 || 53 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Reprapper ABS || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 90 || 32 / 58 / 161 || 157g<br /> |-<br /> | Sainsmart TPU || 800g || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 / 81? / 199 || 173g<br /> |-<br /> | Sainsmart TPU || 800g || 2015 || White || 84 || 32 / 49 / 162 || 153g<br /> |-<br /> | SMW3D || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 78 || 32 / ? / 200 || 254g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman Nylon / TGlase || 1lb || 2014 || Black || 70 || 19 / 51 / 127 || 90g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman || 1lb || 2018 || Black || 54 || 52 / 97 / 200 || 390g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman PLA || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 84 || 38 / ? / 190 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Ultimachine PLA || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 71 || 53 / 93? / 203 || 345g ?<br /> |-<br /> | Up! ABS || 700g || 2013 || Black || 55 || 53 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | XYD Filament || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 67 || 53 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Yasin || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 60 || 48 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Zen Toolworks Flexible || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 60 || 52 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Ziro || 1kg || || || || || 226g<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Certified Users ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! qualified member<br /> ! trained by<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Dbever|Derek Bever]]<br /> |Hours of shouting at 3D printers<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:kithera|Grant Wagner]]<br /> | Ashish Jasani<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Zacksasnow|Zack Sasnow]]<br /> | Ashish Jasani<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Samdreyer1|Sam Dreyer]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:rdoeksen|Ray Doeksen]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:asyagoluboff|Anastasiia Holubova]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:lorxus|Paul Rapoport]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> | Nick Prorok<br /> | Andrew Sowa<br /> |-}</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Prusa_i3_3D_printer&diff=38679 2019-01-01T18:54:06Z

<p>Daniel: /* Resources */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = Prusa Mendel 13<br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 5/2016<br /> |where = CNC Area, upstairs<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $500<br /> |image = Prusai3.jpg<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> A nice 3D printer that has been upgraded and is now listed as a [[Prusa i3 MK2S A 3D Printer]] https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Prusa_i3_MK2S_A_3D_Printer<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> 1/1/2018 - This machine has been upgraded and is now listed as a different machine, one of the Prusa i3 Mk2S 3D printers. Which one is it? I don't know and it doesn't seem to matter much. <br /> <br /> 4/24/2017 - Printer bed connector is failing, could be failing print bed causing excess current draw; install solid state relay and if problem persist replace with silicone heater bed. Uneven extrusion or slippage, possible problem with the hobbed bolt; brass and is going bad; Should be replaced with stainless steel one. (ajasani)<br /> <br /> 11/27/16 - Tested printer with random yellow PLA, resulting in poor print quality. Suspect that PLA may be bad, as it snaps instead of bending. Going to test with different PLA. --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST)<br /> <br /> 3/14/2017 - Cura intermittently detects the printer. Use the Simplify3D profile below for the Prusa using Com 7.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> Ask CNC Area Host. No regularly scheduled authorizations. Authorization sessions can be arranged for 3 or more members as required. If you want to schedule an authorization session, find 2 or more other people and email the CNC Area Host for referral to an authorizer.<br /> <br /> == Operation ==<br /> <br /> === [[Prusa i3 OctoPrint Server]] ===<br /> <br /> The Prusa i3 now uses OctoPrint as its host device. You can now send jobs to the printer via any computer in the space, even your personal device. <br /> <br /> The OctoPrint server for the Prusa i3 can be reached at http://10.100.1.200/<br /> <br /> * When connecting to the OctoPrint server, you may first need to select &quot;Connect&quot; under the left side Connection tab if the printer has been turned off. <br /> ** All settings to connect are retained and should not be modified.<br /> * Once the printer is connected, you can begin warming it up with the Temperature tab. <br /> ** Enter a temperature in Celsius and click &quot;Set&quot;<br /> * You can control the printer's movements and extrusion using the &quot;Control&quot; tab.<br /> <br /> * To get started printing, upload an STL using the left side &quot;Files&quot; tab.<br /> * Find the STL you uploaded and click the &quot;Slice&quot; button, it looks like a magic wand.<br /> * From here, you can select what slicer engine you'd like to use and what settings you'd like to print with.<br /> ** Cura is the default slicing engine. <br /> ** Select one of the preset slicing profiles, and then manually set your preferred temperatures and speeds using the Basic and Advanced tabs. <br /> * Now locate the newly generated GCO file (G-Code) in the left side Files tab. You can now click &quot;Load and Print&quot; to print your object. <br /> * It is preferred if you delete your files from the OctoPrint server when you are done. You can download your GCO file for future printing if you would like to retain the specific sliced project.<br /> <br /> This is only a high level overview of how to use OctoPrint. If you are already authorized but have not used OctoPrint, feel free to attend future authorization sessions. OctoPrint will accept g-code from the most popular slicers such as Cura, Slic3r, Repetier-Host, and Simplify3D.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting ==<br /> Please add information to this section if you discover some useful tips and tricks.<br /> <br /> *Use the manual controls to preheat the nozzle and bed for your material type. Then Cura may detect the printer.<br /> <br /> == Mods ==<br /> Unknown.<br /> <br /> === SD Card ===<br /> Should accept any SD card. Use the Replicator Dual SD card or bring your own.<br /> <br /> === Usable Print Area ===<br /> 200mm x 200mm x 180mm (Please verify - --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST))<br /> <br /> === Nozzle size ===<br /> * Presumed 0.35mm nozzle, verification would be appreciated --[[User:Skynaya|Skynaya]] ([[User talk:Skynaya|talk]]) 11:36, 28 November 2016 (CST)<br /> <br /> === Host Software ===<br /> Users of Linux, Windows, OSX will need to install the following software:<br /> * [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun#getting-printrun Pronterface] - or [http://www.repetier.com/download/ Repeteir-Host] for manual operation of the printer as well as for starting print jobs<br /> * [http://slic3r.org/download Slic3r] - for creating gcode (print jobs) from 3D models<br /> * Alternately, you can use [http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Cura Cura by Ultimaker]<br /> <br /> == Suggested Settings ==<br /> This printer has not seen much testing, and appropriate settings have yet to be determined.<br /> <br /> Prusa Drivers and Settings Files: http://www.prusa3d.com/drivers/<br /> <br /> See forum post for some settings: http://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk2-f23/simplify3d-print-settings-august-30-2016--t938.html#_ga=1.30717884.2054885924.1484866610<br /> <br /> Prusa Simplify3D Settings: http://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/download/file.php?id=533<br /> <br /> === Ultimaker Cura ===<br /> Settings that have worked in my experience for Cura:<br /> <br /> First load the Prusa profile. It is usually among the default profiles in Cura.<br /> <br /> ==== Custom settings for PLA ====<br /> * Printing temp=215C<br /> * Build plate temp=55C<br /> Speed:<br /> * Print speed= 40mm/s (I haven't tried faster but it is possible)<br /> * Top/bottom speed=20mm/s<br /> * Initial layer speed=20mm/s<br /> * Initial layer travel speed=60mm/s<br /> <br /> Rest of settings are the defaults for the Prusa profile.<br /> <br /> ==Resources==<br /> === Filament ===<br /> The extruder for this machine accepts 1.75mm filament. <br /> <br /> [http://www.microcenter.com/category/4294898923/3D-Printing MicroCenter (online and in store)]<br /> <br /> [http://www.monoprice.com/Search/Index?keyword=3d+printer+filament Monoprice]<br /> <br /> === Find Something to Print ===<br /> <br /> [http://thingiverse.com Thingiverse] is a great place to find printable 3D models that other people have designed, and to publish your own.<br /> <br /> === Designing 3D Models ===<br /> <br /> Page in progress to describe [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/3D_Modeling 3D modeling.]<br /> <br /> === Dimensions and weight of common empty spools ===<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Brand || Size || Year || Color || Width (mm) || Diameter (ID/Code/OD) || Weight<br /> |-<br /> | 3D Solutech* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 /81 / 199 || 173g?<br /> |-<br /> | 3D Supply Source Transparent PLA/PETG** || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 / 81/ 199 || 173g<br /> |-<br /> | Atomic Filament** || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 72 || 52 / 98 / 204 || 319g<br /> |-<br /> | Atomic Filament** || 1kg || 2016 || Black || 74 || 52 / 90 / 201 || 306<br /> |-<br /> | Colorfabb** || 750g+ || 2015 || Clear || 57 || 53/105/200 || 236g?<br /> |-<br /> | eSun Inland* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 67 || 53 / ? / 199 || 224g?<br /> |-<br /> | eSun Intservo PLA/ABS* || 1kg || 2015 || Clear || 64 || 52 / 90 / 200 || 253g<br /> |-<br /> | Filamentum* || 750g || 2017 || Clear || 57 || 53/105/200 || 236g?<br /> |-<br /> | HanBot || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 78 || 40 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Hatchbox ABS* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 62 || 32 / 58 / 200 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Hatchbox ABS* || 1lb || 2015 || Black || 61 || 32 / 58 / 163 || 157g<br /> |-<br /> | Honeycomb Drone* || 1kb || 2015 || Clear || 53 || 52 / 60 / 220 || 183<br /> |-<br /> | IC3D ABS* || 2.5lbs || 2014 || Black || 74 || 52 / ? / 203 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Invent-a-Part PLA** || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 74 || 57 / 96 / 198 || 227g<br /> |-<br /> | JustPLA Chroma Line PLA* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 93 || 57 / 95 / 180 || 197g<br /> |-<br /> | MadeSolid PET+* || 1lb || 2014 || Black || 55 || 52 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | MadeSolid PET+* || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 71 || 53 / 93 / 203 || 345g<br /> |-<br /> | MakerGeeks Brand PLA** || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 83 || 38 / ? / 190 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | MonoPrice PLA** || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 78 || 39 / 96 / 194 || 221g<br /> |-<br /> | NinjaFlex* || 500g || 2014 || Black || 54 || 52 / 94 / 200 || 329g<br /> |-<br /> | Octave ABS* || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 90 || 32 / 58 / 161 || 168g<br /> |-<br /> | Prototype Supply* || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 69 || 53 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Reprapper ABS** || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 90 || 32 / 58 / 161 || 157g<br /> |-<br /> | Sainsmart TPU* || 800g || 2015 || Black || 65 || 57 / 81? / 199 || 173g<br /> |-<br /> | Sainsmart TPU** || 800g || 2015 || White || 84 || 32 / 49 / 162 || 153g<br /> |-<br /> | SMW3D* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 78 || 32 / ? / 200 || 254g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman Nylon / TGlase* || 1lb || 2014 || Black || 70 || 19 / 51 / 127 || 90g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman* || 1lb || 2018 || Black || 54 || 52 / 97 / 200 || 390g<br /> |-<br /> | Taulman PLA* || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 84 || 38 / ? / 190 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Ultimachine PLA** || 1kg || 2012 || Black || 71 || 53 / 93? / 203 || 345g ?<br /> |-<br /> | Up! ABS* || 700g || 2013 || Black || 55 || 53 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | XYD Filament || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 67 || 53 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Yasin || 1kg || 2015 || Black || 60 || 48 / ? / 199 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Zen Toolworks Flexible* || 1kg || 2014 || Black || 60 || 52 / ? / 198 || ?<br /> |-<br /> | Ziro* || 1kg || || || || || 226g<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Certified Users ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! qualified member<br /> ! trained by<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Dbever|Derek Bever]]<br /> |Hours of shouting at 3D printers<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:kithera|Grant Wagner]]<br /> | Ashish Jasani<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Zacksasnow|Zack Sasnow]]<br /> | Ashish Jasani<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:Samdreyer1|Sam Dreyer]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:rdoeksen|Ray Doeksen]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:asyagoluboff|Anastasiia Holubova]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:lorxus|Paul Rapoport]]<br /> | Sky Nova<br /> |-<br /> | Nick Prorok<br /> | Andrew Sowa<br /> |-}</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tormach_1100_series_CNC_mill&diff=38471 2018-12-02T18:57:40Z

<p>Daniel: /* List of Authorized Users */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = PCNC 1100 Series 3 <br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 2018<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $35000<br /> |image = &quot;IMAGENAME.JPG&quot; (case sensitive, this is whatever you named the image when you uploaded it)<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Needs a photo<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> *A CNC milling machine with enclosure. <br /> <br /> *https://www.tormach.com/pcnc-1100/<br /> <br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/CNC_Mill_Vote_2017<br /> <br /> ===PCNC 1100 Series 3 with accessories===<br /> *Floor Footprint 61&quot; x 53&quot; x 78&quot;<br /> *Table Size 34” x 9.5”<br /> *Machine Travel 18” x 9.5” x 16.25”<br /> *5140RPM 1.5Hp spindle<br /> *220V 20A, 3 phase power<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> No scheduled authorizations yet. Fully functional, wired for power, and operable. Danger committee and volunteers have attended and others will be attending training sessions. <br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> '''[[Tier 1 Cold Metals Authorization|Tier 1 Cold Metals]]''' <br /> For basic cutting and drilling of stock using Johnson Saw, DoAll Bandsaw Saw, and Drill Press.<br /> <br /> '''[[Shopbot PRS CNC router|ShopBot]]'''<br /> The Shopbot will familiarize you to using CNC and other necessary concepts such as feeds and speeds, tool choice, etc.<br /> <br /> '''[[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport Knee Mill]]''' <br /> Allows you to square off your material for the Tormach as well as learn basic, manual milling operations. Also provides more practice with feeds and speeds and 3-dimensional drilling operations.<br /> <br /> '''[[CAD/CAM Canvas Course|CAM Proficiency]]''' This recommendation has been upgraded to a requirement as understanding CAM methodologies are as important to the use of this machine as milling is. Fusion 360 is the software we will be teaching and authorizing with. It is currently free for hobbyists and startups and can be downloaded [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial here]. More details about this component of pre-authorization coming soon.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 11/01/18, authorization protocol is being pilot tested and initial sessions are scheduled for November and December. <br /> <br /> There are 3 components for Tormach Authorization. Authorization protocols are currently in beta testing and will likely be reviewed and revised frequently until the new year. <br /> <br /> 1) There will be an online Canvas course component as well as hands-on machine training for the Tormach covering the basics of running a successful job. The Online Canvas Course for the Tormach will be launched for beta testing November 5, 2018 and will cover topics such as Feeds &amp; Speeds, Workholding, Tooling, and Path Pilot (Tormach's CNC controller software). The course should take 2-3 hours to complete. <br /> <br /> 2) There is an at-the-machine authorization component in the more traditional style of PS:1 authorizations. Provisional authorization is granted at this stage. This authorization is also 2-3 hours in length.<br /> <br /> 3) Full authorization is granted after participants submit a personal project with CAM code for review and run the job successfully on their own with the supervision of an authorizer. This stage may be repeated multiple times if necessary.<br /> <br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Wingate<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> | David Earl<br /> |-<br /> | Abel Greenwald<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Training &amp; Authorization Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Alex Berkowitz<br /> |-<br /> | Alisha Ciardi<br /> |-<br /> | Nicholas Prorok<br /> |-<br /> | Perry May<br /> |-<br /> | Ray Doeksen<br /> |-<br /> | Sevin Strauss<br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Himmelblau<br /> |}<br /> <br /> (If you would like to contribute to educational material or training please email Alisha at lishibird {at} gmail.com.)<br /> <br /> == List of Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Provisionally authorized users may only operate the Tormach under the supervision of someone on Training &amp; Authorization Committee.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | '''Name'''<br /> | '''Status*'''<br /> |-<br /> | Ron Olson<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | George Shaw<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | McTavish McArdle<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Aaron Carlock<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Pierce<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Jim Brink<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ash Jasani <br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Daniel Martinez<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Dave<br /> | Provisional<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> PS1 will be holding monthly [https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Tormach-Meetup/ Tormach User Meetings] for Chicago Tormach users starting in November. These events will be open to the Public. <br /> <br /> There is also a [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicago-tormach-user-group Google Group mailing list] you can join for discussing anything Tormach-related including troubleshooting, Sprutcam, Fusion 360, and different Tormach models.<br /> <br /> You can learn a great deal about the CAM aspect by training yourself up in Fusion 360's CAM mode. [https://mhubchicago.com/directory/6213 mHUB] has two Tormach milling machines available to their members, with regular training sessions.<br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==<br /> [https://github.com/evezor/Pumping-Station-One-Standard-Library PS1 Standard Tool Library]<br /> <br /> [http://mindworks.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Cutter_Types_(Mill) Cutter Types for Milling]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s V12 Engine with Fusion 360 Tutorial]<br /> <br /> [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial Fusion 360 Free Trial]<br /> <br /> [https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmtools Downloadable Tool Libraries for Fusion 360]<br /> <br /> [https://virtual.pathpilot.com Virtual Path Pilot Simulator]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tormach_1100_series_CNC_mill&diff=38470 2018-12-02T18:57:25Z

<p>Daniel: /* List of Authorized Users */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = PCNC 1100 Series 3 <br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 2018<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $35000<br /> |image = &quot;IMAGENAME.JPG&quot; (case sensitive, this is whatever you named the image when you uploaded it)<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Needs a photo<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> *A CNC milling machine with enclosure. <br /> <br /> *https://www.tormach.com/pcnc-1100/<br /> <br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/CNC_Mill_Vote_2017<br /> <br /> ===PCNC 1100 Series 3 with accessories===<br /> *Floor Footprint 61&quot; x 53&quot; x 78&quot;<br /> *Table Size 34” x 9.5”<br /> *Machine Travel 18” x 9.5” x 16.25”<br /> *5140RPM 1.5Hp spindle<br /> *220V 20A, 3 phase power<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> No scheduled authorizations yet. Fully functional, wired for power, and operable. Danger committee and volunteers have attended and others will be attending training sessions. <br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> '''[[Tier 1 Cold Metals Authorization|Tier 1 Cold Metals]]''' <br /> For basic cutting and drilling of stock using Johnson Saw, DoAll Bandsaw Saw, and Drill Press.<br /> <br /> '''[[Shopbot PRS CNC router|ShopBot]]'''<br /> The Shopbot will familiarize you to using CNC and other necessary concepts such as feeds and speeds, tool choice, etc.<br /> <br /> '''[[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport Knee Mill]]''' <br /> Allows you to square off your material for the Tormach as well as learn basic, manual milling operations. Also provides more practice with feeds and speeds and 3-dimensional drilling operations.<br /> <br /> '''[[CAD/CAM Canvas Course|CAM Proficiency]]''' This recommendation has been upgraded to a requirement as understanding CAM methodologies are as important to the use of this machine as milling is. Fusion 360 is the software we will be teaching and authorizing with. It is currently free for hobbyists and startups and can be downloaded [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial here]. More details about this component of pre-authorization coming soon.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 11/01/18, authorization protocol is being pilot tested and initial sessions are scheduled for November and December. <br /> <br /> There are 3 components for Tormach Authorization. Authorization protocols are currently in beta testing and will likely be reviewed and revised frequently until the new year. <br /> <br /> 1) There will be an online Canvas course component as well as hands-on machine training for the Tormach covering the basics of running a successful job. The Online Canvas Course for the Tormach will be launched for beta testing November 5, 2018 and will cover topics such as Feeds &amp; Speeds, Workholding, Tooling, and Path Pilot (Tormach's CNC controller software). The course should take 2-3 hours to complete. <br /> <br /> 2) There is an at-the-machine authorization component in the more traditional style of PS:1 authorizations. Provisional authorization is granted at this stage. This authorization is also 2-3 hours in length.<br /> <br /> 3) Full authorization is granted after participants submit a personal project with CAM code for review and run the job successfully on their own with the supervision of an authorizer. This stage may be repeated multiple times if necessary.<br /> <br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Wingate<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> | David Earl<br /> |-<br /> | Abel Greenwald<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Training &amp; Authorization Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Alex Berkowitz<br /> |-<br /> | Alisha Ciardi<br /> |-<br /> | Nicholas Prorok<br /> |-<br /> | Perry May<br /> |-<br /> | Ray Doeksen<br /> |-<br /> | Sevin Strauss<br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Himmelblau<br /> |}<br /> <br /> (If you would like to contribute to educational material or training please email Alisha at lishibird {at} gmail.com.)<br /> <br /> == List of Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Provisionally authorized users may only operate the Tormach under the supervision of someone on Training &amp; Authorization Committee.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | '''Name'''<br /> | '''Status*'''<br /> |-<br /> | Ron Olson<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | George Shaw<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | McTavish McArdle<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Aaron Carlock<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Pierce<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Jim Brink<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ash Jasani <br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Daniel<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Dave<br /> | Provisional<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> PS1 will be holding monthly [https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Tormach-Meetup/ Tormach User Meetings] for Chicago Tormach users starting in November. These events will be open to the Public. <br /> <br /> There is also a [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicago-tormach-user-group Google Group mailing list] you can join for discussing anything Tormach-related including troubleshooting, Sprutcam, Fusion 360, and different Tormach models.<br /> <br /> You can learn a great deal about the CAM aspect by training yourself up in Fusion 360's CAM mode. [https://mhubchicago.com/directory/6213 mHUB] has two Tormach milling machines available to their members, with regular training sessions.<br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==<br /> [https://github.com/evezor/Pumping-Station-One-Standard-Library PS1 Standard Tool Library]<br /> <br /> [http://mindworks.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Cutter_Types_(Mill) Cutter Types for Milling]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s V12 Engine with Fusion 360 Tutorial]<br /> <br /> [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial Fusion 360 Free Trial]<br /> <br /> [https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmtools Downloadable Tool Libraries for Fusion 360]<br /> <br /> [https://virtual.pathpilot.com Virtual Path Pilot Simulator]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tormach_1100_series_CNC_mill&diff=38469 2018-12-02T18:44:44Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = CNC<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = PCNC 1100 Series 3 <br /> |serial = SERIAL NUMBER<br /> |arrived = 2018<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = CNC Area Host<br /> |value = $35000<br /> |image = &quot;IMAGENAME.JPG&quot; (case sensitive, this is whatever you named the image when you uploaded it)<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Needs a photo<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> *A CNC milling machine with enclosure. <br /> <br /> *https://www.tormach.com/pcnc-1100/<br /> <br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/CNC_Mill_Vote_2017<br /> <br /> ===PCNC 1100 Series 3 with accessories===<br /> *Floor Footprint 61&quot; x 53&quot; x 78&quot;<br /> *Table Size 34” x 9.5”<br /> *Machine Travel 18” x 9.5” x 16.25”<br /> *5140RPM 1.5Hp spindle<br /> *220V 20A, 3 phase power<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> No scheduled authorizations yet. Fully functional, wired for power, and operable. Danger committee and volunteers have attended and others will be attending training sessions. <br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> '''[[Tier 1 Cold Metals Authorization|Tier 1 Cold Metals]]''' <br /> For basic cutting and drilling of stock using Johnson Saw, DoAll Bandsaw Saw, and Drill Press.<br /> <br /> '''[[Shopbot PRS CNC router|ShopBot]]'''<br /> The Shopbot will familiarize you to using CNC and other necessary concepts such as feeds and speeds, tool choice, etc.<br /> <br /> '''[[Bridgeport Knee Mill|Bridgeport Knee Mill]]''' <br /> Allows you to square off your material for the Tormach as well as learn basic, manual milling operations. Also provides more practice with feeds and speeds and 3-dimensional drilling operations.<br /> <br /> '''[[CAD/CAM Canvas Course|CAM Proficiency]]''' This recommendation has been upgraded to a requirement as understanding CAM methodologies are as important to the use of this machine as milling is. Fusion 360 is the software we will be teaching and authorizing with. It is currently free for hobbyists and startups and can be downloaded [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial here]. More details about this component of pre-authorization coming soon.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 11/01/18, authorization protocol is being pilot tested and initial sessions are scheduled for November and December. <br /> <br /> There are 3 components for Tormach Authorization. Authorization protocols are currently in beta testing and will likely be reviewed and revised frequently until the new year. <br /> <br /> 1) There will be an online Canvas course component as well as hands-on machine training for the Tormach covering the basics of running a successful job. The Online Canvas Course for the Tormach will be launched for beta testing November 5, 2018 and will cover topics such as Feeds &amp; Speeds, Workholding, Tooling, and Path Pilot (Tormach's CNC controller software). The course should take 2-3 hours to complete. <br /> <br /> 2) There is an at-the-machine authorization component in the more traditional style of PS:1 authorizations. Provisional authorization is granted at this stage. This authorization is also 2-3 hours in length.<br /> <br /> 3) Full authorization is granted after participants submit a personal project with CAM code for review and run the job successfully on their own with the supervision of an authorizer. This stage may be repeated multiple times if necessary.<br /> <br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Wingate<br /> |-<br /> | Andrew Camardella<br /> |-<br /> | David Earl<br /> |-<br /> | Abel Greenwald<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Training &amp; Authorization Committee<br /> |-<br /> | Alex Berkowitz<br /> |-<br /> | Alisha Ciardi<br /> |-<br /> | Nicholas Prorok<br /> |-<br /> | Perry May<br /> |-<br /> | Ray Doeksen<br /> |-<br /> | Sevin Strauss<br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Himmelblau<br /> |}<br /> <br /> (If you would like to contribute to educational material or training please email Alisha at lishibird {at} gmail.com.)<br /> <br /> == List of Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;*&lt;/nowiki&gt; Provisionally authorized users may only operate the Tormach under the supervision of someone on Training &amp; Authorization Committee.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | '''Name'''<br /> | '''Status*'''<br /> |-<br /> | Ron Olson<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | George Shaw<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | McTavish McArdle<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Aaron Carlock<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ryan Pierce<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Jim Brink<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Ash<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Daniel<br /> | Provisional<br /> |-<br /> | Dave<br /> | Provisional<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> PS1 will be holding monthly [https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Tormach-Meetup/ Tormach User Meetings] for Chicago Tormach users starting in November. These events will be open to the Public. <br /> <br /> There is also a [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicago-tormach-user-group Google Group mailing list] you can join for discussing anything Tormach-related including troubleshooting, Sprutcam, Fusion 360, and different Tormach models.<br /> <br /> You can learn a great deal about the CAM aspect by training yourself up in Fusion 360's CAM mode. [https://mhubchicago.com/directory/6213 mHUB] has two Tormach milling machines available to their members, with regular training sessions.<br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==<br /> [https://github.com/evezor/Pumping-Station-One-Standard-Library PS1 Standard Tool Library]<br /> <br /> [http://mindworks.shoutwiki.com/wiki/Cutter_Types_(Mill) Cutter Types for Milling]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQl9vsO6sGSlasKFP-CAgnDs324Z6IW8s V12 Engine with Fusion 360 Tutorial]<br /> <br /> [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/free-trial Fusion 360 Free Trial]<br /> <br /> [https://cam.autodesk.com/hsmtools Downloadable Tool Libraries for Fusion 360]<br /> <br /> [https://virtual.pathpilot.com Virtual Path Pilot Simulator]</div>

Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Boyer_Schultz_6-12_Surface_Grinder&diff=37733 2018-08-20T23:22:07Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;includeonly&gt;[[Category:Equipment]]<br /> {{#ifeq: {{{where|}}} | Removed | [[Category:Removed Equipment]] {{mbox |type=notice |text=This tool is no longer at the space. [[Equipment|Back to list of Equipment]]}} |<br /> <br /> {{#if: {{{image|}}} | | [[Category:Photographs_Needed]] }}<br /> {{#switch: {{{doesitwork|}}} | yes | &quot;yes&quot; | Yes | &quot;Yes&quot; | YES | &quot;YES&quot; | y | &quot;y&quot; | Y | &quot;Y&quot; = | [[Category:Broken Equipment]] {{mbox |type=notice |text=This tool is currently broken, please contact the area host for more information. }} }}<br /> {{#if: {{{hostarea|}}} | [[Category:{{{hostarea}}}]] | [[Category:EquipmentPageErrorNoAreahost]] }}<br /> <br /> <br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;<br /> <br /> {{Infobox Equipment<br /> | image = BoyerSchultz.JPG<br /> | owner = PS1<br /> | serial = {{{serial}}}<br /> | model = 6-12<br /> | arrived = May 2018<br /> | doesitwork = yes<br /> | contact = Host Cold Metals<br /> | where = {{{where}}}<br /> | authorization = yes<br /> | hackable = no<br /> | value = $400<br /> | hostarea = Cold Metals<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{Template:EquipmentLabel<br /> | owner = PS1<br /> | authorization = yes<br /> | hackable = no<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{#subobject:<br /> |Has value={{{value|}}}<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> = Specifications =<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Wheel<br /> ! Wheel diameter<br /> | 7&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheel thickness range<br /> | 3/16&quot; to 1/2&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Wheel hole diameter <br /> | 1 1/4&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Spindle speed<br /> | 3000 RPM<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Travel<br /> ! Axis<br /> ! Length<br /> ! Handwheel increment<br /> |-<br /> ! Longitudinal feed<br /> | 13&quot;<br /> | non-graduated<br /> |-<br /> ! Cross feed<br /> | 7&quot;<br /> | 0.001&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Vertical feed<br /> | 11 1/2&quot;<br /> | 0.0005&quot; (0.0001&quot; vernier)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> = Major Components = <br /> <br /> &lt;gallery&gt;<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-main-power-switch.jpg|The main power switch; the &quot;manual&quot; setting powers only the spindle motor while the &quot;auto&quot; setting powers the spindle and the dust collector<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-dust-collector.jpg|The dust collector on the left side of the table<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-wheel-and-cover.jpg|The wheel and wheel housing (orange) on the end of the spindle; note the arrow indicating the clockwise rotation<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-wheel-spanner-rack.jpg|The wheel spanner rack and wheel spanner, on the right side of the machine<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-vertical-wheel.jpg|The handwheel for feeding the spindle vertically, at the top of the machine; note also the spindle way oil cup<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-longitudinal-wheel.jpg|The longitudinal feed handwheel, on the left side of the machine's front<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-longitudunal-stops.jpg|The longitudinal stops (left, right) and stop engagement plunger (center) on the front of the machine<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-cross-feed-wheel.jpg|The cross feed handwheel on the front of the machine<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-cross-feed-lock.jpg|The cross feed lock knob (black circle, center) on the right side of the machine, under the table<br /> File:Boyer-schultz-magnetic-chuck.jpg|The magnetic chuck mounted on the machine's table; note the engagement lever, pictured in the 'off' position<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> = Tools =<br /> Adaptor - https://www.mcmaster.com/#43745a21/=1d6or75 <br /> Puller - https://www.mcmaster.com/#43745a51/=1d6osq6<br /> <br /> = Auth/use notes =<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> === Wheel inspection ===<br /> <br /> [[File:Surface-grinder-wheel-inspection.jpg|thumb|right|Tap a wheel with the end of a screwdriver to test its ring]]<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;When a grinding wheel is received in the shop or removed from storage, it should be inspected closely for damage or cracks. Check a small wheel by suspending it on one finger or with a piece of string. Tap it gently with a light '''nonmetallic''' instrument, such as the handle of a screwdriver. If the wheel does not give a clear ring, discard it.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;All wheels do not emit the same tone; a low tone does not necessarily mean a cracked wheel. Wheels are often filled with various resins or greases to modify their cutting action, and resin or grease deadens the tone. Vitrified and silicate wheels emit a clear metallic ring. Resin, rubber, and shellac bonded wheels emit a tone that is less clear. Regardless of the bond, the sound of a cracked wheel is easy to identify.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> ==== Procedure for wheel inspection ====<br /> # Suspend the wheel on a pin or a shaft that fits through the hole so that it will be easy to turn, but do not mouth the wheel on the grinder. If the wheel is too large to suspend, stand it on a clean, hard surface.<br /> # Imagine a vertical plumb line up the center of the wheel.<br /> # Tap the wheel about 45 degrees on each side of the vertical line, about one or two inches from the wheel’s edge. (Large wheels may tapped on the edge rather than the side of the wheel.)<br /> # Turn the wheel 180 degrees so that the bottom of the wheel is now on top.<br /> # Tap the wheel about 45 degrees on each side of the vertical line again.<br /> # The wheel passes the test if it gives a clear metallic tone when tapped at all four points. If the wheel sounds dead at any of the four points, it is cracked. Do not use it.<br /> <br /> === Operation ===<br /> * The magnetic chuck should never be turned off when the wheel is spinning: if, for some reason, the wheel comes in contact with a part when the chuck is off, it could kick it out, possibly hitting something or someone (at best), or causing a wheel explosion<br /> * The spindle should never be turned on unless the wheel cover is fitted into place: if the wheel explodes when the cover is not fitted, nothing will protect you from the fragments<br /> * It is recommended that the X-axis stops are located such that they will stop the table before its horizontal travel is exceeded, and that the stop plunger is enabled when grinding<br /> ** If the table exceeds its horizontal travel, it will hop off its ways, which can potentially cause a wheel crash<br /> <br /> === Work holding ===<br /> * Preparation<br /> ** Stone parts &amp; workholding fixtures (e.g. the magnetic chuck, a grinding vice) every time the setup is changed (e.g. when a part is removed from the magnetic chuck for measuring)<br /> ** Wipe mating surfaces (e.g. part face, magnetic chuck face) down to remove grit before clamping<br /> ** Lap or sand rough (unground) faces before holding them on the magnetic chuck<br /> *** Magnetic holding force is a function of the surface finish of the mating faces (part face &amp; magnetic chuck face)<br /> * Geometry<br /> ** Thin parts<br /> *** The field lines loop back about a quarter of an inch above the magnetic chuck face, so care should be taken that parts thinner than that are held securely: make sure they can't be shifted on the mag chuck before grinding<br /> ** Tall parts<br /> *** Work holding force is proportional to the contact area<br /> *** Tall parts act as a long lever when the grinding forces (tangential to the wheel, parallel to the grinder travel) act on the top<br /> *** Tall parts are prone to tipping over<br /> **** They can be blocked in with shorter, wider pieces, but a safer route is to clamp them securely to something that isn't at risk of falling over: either in a grinding vice or to a large square<br /> ** Everything on the magnetic chuck face should be oriented so that if it does tip over, the part is moved '''away''' from the grinding wheel, not into it; otherwise, it will likely result in a catastrophic crash (a wheel explosion) if the part tipswhile grinding<br /> * Material<br /> ** Only ferromagnetic materials can be held directly on the magnetic chuck<br /> ** Parts made of any other material need to be held using additional workholding fixtures (e.g. a grinding vice) which are themselves held by the magnetic chuck<br /> <br /> === Health ===<br /> * Dust / grit collection should always be turned on, because you do not want to breathe it<br /> * The operator should never put their hand (or any other body part) anywhere near the wheel when it's spinning<br /> ** Even if the wheel is backed off from the magnetic chuck, the wheel should be turned off before parts are picked up off of the magnetic chuck, in case one of the hand-feed wheels is bumped, potentially causing the table to knock a body part into the spinning wheel<br /> <br /> == Grinding wheels ==<br /> <br /> * Arbors<br /> ** Removing wheel from arbor<br /> ** Mounting on adapter<br /> ** Balancing<br /> <br /> === Wheel types ===<br /> <br /> [[File:Surface-grinding-wheel-markings.jpg|thumb|right|Wheel type markings]]<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;Every grinding wheel is marked by the manufacturer with a stencil or a small tag. The manufacturers have worked out a standard system of markings.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Wheel Shape ===<br /> <br /> [[File:Surface-grinder-heel-shapes.jpg|thumb|right|Wheel shapes]]<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Shape<br /> ! Type nos.<br /> ! Description<br /> |-<br /> ! Straight<br /> | 1, 5, 7<br /> | Straight wheels are commonly applied to internal, cylindrical, horizontal spindle, surface, tool, and offhand grinding and snagging. The recesses in type numbers 5 and 7 accommodate mounting flanges. Type number 1 wheels from 0.006&quot; to 1/8&quot; thick are used for cutting off stock and slotting.<br /> |-<br /> ! Cylinder<br /> | 2<br /> | Cylinder wheels may be arranged for grinding on either the periphery or side of the wheel.<br /> |-<br /> ! Tapered<br /> | 4<br /> | Tapered wheels take tapered safety flanges to keep pieces from flying if the wheel is broken while snagging.<br /> |-<br /> ! Straight cup<br /> | 6<br /> | The straight cup wheel is used primarily for surface grinding, but can also be used for offhand grinding of flat surfaces. Plain or beveled faces are available.<br /> |-<br /> ! Flaring <br /> | 11<br /> | The flaring cup wheel is commonly used for tool grinding. With a resinoid bond, it is useful for snagging. Its face may be plain or beveled.<br /> |-<br /> ! Dish<br /> | 12<br /> | The chief use of the dish wheel is in tool work. Its thin edge can be inserted into narrow places, and it is convenient for grinding the faces of form-relieved milling cutters and broaches.<br /> |-<br /> ! Saucer<br /> | 13<br /> | The saucer wheel is also known as a saw gummer because it is used for sharpening saws.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Grain size/grit ===<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable floatright&quot;<br /> ! Grit class<br /> ! Coarser<br /> ! &lt;-<br /> ! --<br /> ! --<br /> ! --<br /> ! -&gt;<br /> ! Finer<br /> |-<br /> ! Coarse <br /> | 8<br /> | 10<br /> | 12<br /> | 14<br /> | 18<br /> | 20<br /> | 24<br /> |-<br /> ! Medium<br /> | 30<br /> | 36<br /> |<br /> | 46<br /> |<br /> | 54<br /> | 60<br /> |-<br /> ! Fine<br /> | 80<br /> | 100<br /> | 120<br /> |<br /> | 150<br /> |<br /> | 180<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;Abrasive grains are selected according to the mesh of a sieve through which they are sorted. For example, grain number 40 indicates that the abrasive grain passes through a sieve having approximately 40 meshes to the linear inch. A grinding wheel is designated coarse, medium, or fine according to the size of the individual abrasive grains making up the wheel. The softer and more ductile the material, the coarser the grain size. The larger the amount of stock to be removed, the coarser the grain size. The finer the finish desired, the finer the grain size.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Hardness grade ===<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;The grade of a grinding wheel designates the hardness of the bonded material. A soft wheel is one on which the cutting particles break away rapidly while a hard wheel is one on which the bond successfully opposes this breaking away of the abrasive grain.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable floatright&quot;<br /> ! Grade class<br /> ! Softer<br /> ! &lt;-<br /> ! --<br /> ! --<br /> ! -&gt;<br /> ! Harder<br /> |-<br /> ! Soft<br /> | B<br /> | D<br /> | E<br /> | F<br /> | G<br /> | H<br /> |-<br /> ! Medium<br /> | I<br /> | J<br /> | K<br /> | L<br /> | M<br /> | N<br /> |-<br /> ! Hard<br /> | O<br /> | P<br /> | Q<br /> | R<br /> | S<br /> | T<br /> |}<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;Most wheels are graded according to hardness by a letter system. Most manufacturers of grinding abrasive wheels use a letter code ranging from A (very soft) to Z (very hard). Vitrified and silicate bonds usually range from very soft to very hard, shellac and resinoid bonds usually range from very soft to hard, and rubber bonds are limited to the medium to hard range.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;The grade of hardness should be selected as carefully as the grain size. A grinding abrasive wheel that is too soft will wear away too rapidly, the abrasive grain will be discarded from the wheel before its useful life is realized. On the other hand, if the wheel is too hard for the job, the abrasive particles will become dull because the bond will not release the abrasive grain, and the wheel’s efficiency will be impaired.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;The harder the material, the softer the wheel. The smaller the arc of contact, the harder the grade should be. The arc of contact is the arc, measured along the periphery of the wheel, that is in contact with the work at any instance. It follows that the larger the grinding wheel, the greater the arc of contact and, therefore, a softer wheel can be used. The higher the work speed with relation to the wheel speed, the milder the grinding action and the harder the grade should be.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Bonding material ===<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;The abrasive particles in a grinding wheel are held in place by the bonding agent. The percentage of bond in the wheel determines, to a great extent, the 'hardness' or 'grade' of the wheel. The greater the percentage and strength of the bond, the harder the grinding wheel will be. “Hard” wheels retain the cutting grains longer, while “soft” wheels release the grains quickly. If a grinding wheel is 'too hard' for the job, it will glaze because the bond prevents dulled abrasive particles from being released so new grains can be exposed for cutting. Besides controlling hardness and holding the abrasive, the bond also provides the proper safety factor at running speed. It holds the wheel together while centrifugal force is trying to tear it apart. The most common bonds used in grinding wheels are vitrified, silicate, shellac, resinoid, and rubber.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Bond type<br /> ! Symbol<br /> ! Description<br /> |-<br /> ! Vitrified<br /> | V<br /> | The majority of grinding wheels have a vitrified bond. Vitrified bonded wheels are unaffected by heat or cold and are made in a greater range of hardness than any other bond. They adapt to practically all types of grinding with one notable exception: if the wheel is not thick enough, it does not withstand side pressure as in the case of thin cutoff wheels.<br /> |-<br /> ! Silicate<br /> | S<br /> | Silicate bond releases the abrasive grains more readily than vitrified bond. Silicate bonded wheels are well suited for grinding where heat must be kept to a minimum, such as grinding edged cutting tools. It is not suited for heavy-duty grinding. Thin cutoff wheels are sometimes made with a shellac bond because it provides fast cool cutting.<br /> |-<br /> ! Resin<br /> | B<br /> | Resinoid bond is strong and flexible. It is widely used in snagging wheels (for grinding irregularities from rough castings), which operate at 9,500 SFPM. It is also used in cutoff wheels.<br /> |-<br /> ! Rubber<br /> | R<br /> | In rubber-bonded wheels, pure rubber is mixed with sulfur. It is extremely flexible at operating speeds and permits the manufacture of grinding wheels as thin as 0.006 inch for slitting nibs. Most abrasive cutoff machine wheels have a rubber bond.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === Abrasive structure ===<br /> <br /> [[File:Surface-grinding-wheel-structure.jpg|thumb|right|Wheel structure]]<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;Bond strength of a grinding wheel is not wholly dependent upon the grade of hardness but depends equally on the structure of the wheel, that is, the spacing of the grain or its density. The structure or spacing is measured in number of grains per cubic inch of wheel volume. The softer, tougher, and more ductile the material, the wider the grain spacing. The finer the finish desired, the closer, or more dense, the grain spacing should be.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Abrasive material ===<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable floatright&quot;<br /> |+ Appropriate abrasives per work material<br /> ! Silicon carbide<br /> ! Aluminum oxide<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> * Gray and chilled iron<br /> * Brass and soft bronze<br /> * Aluminum and copper<br /> * Marble and other stone<br /> * Rubber and leather<br /> * Very hard alloys<br /> * Cemented carbides<br /> * Unannealed malleable iron<br /> |<br /> * Carbon steels<br /> * Alloy steels<br /> * High speed steels<br /> * Annealed malleable iron<br /> * Wrought iron<br /> * Hard bronzes<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;Most grinding wheels are made of silicon carbide or aluminum oxide, both of which are artificial (manufactured) abrasives. Silicon carbide is extremely hard but brittle. Aluminum oxide is slightly softer but is tougher than silicon carbide. It dulls more quickly, but it does not fracture easily therefore it is better suited for grinding materials of relatively high tensile strength. The tensile strength of material to be ground is the main factor in the selection of the abrasive to be used.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> {|class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Abrasive material subtypes<br /> ! Type / Composition<br /> ! Symbol<br /> ! Usage<br /> |-<br /> ! Dark Aluminum Oxide<br /> | A<br /> | Most common grain. Used for Heavy Duty General Purpose<br /> |-<br /> ! 20% Ceramic Aluminum Oxide,<br /> 30% Pink Grain,<br /> 50% White Grain<br /> | AS3<br /> | Excellent for form and corner holding.<br /> |-<br /> ! Blue Aluminum Oxide<br /> | AZ<br /> | Grinds fast with excellent cool cutting action and requires minimal dressing.<br /> |-<br /> ! Red Aluminum Oxide (Ruby)<br /> | RA<br /> | Harder grain and sharper than PA &amp; AZ wheels good for steels with high level chromium<br /> |-<br /> ! Pink Aluminum Oxide<br /> | PA<br /> | General Purpose Grain that is tough but friable. Tool Room sharpening applications.<br /> |-<br /> ! White Aluminum Oxide<br /> | WA<br /> | Highly friable grain for fast cool cutting. Good for light grinding on all steels particularly on tool and die steels.<br /> |-<br /> ! Green Silicon Carbide<br /> | GC<br /> | Very friable use for carbide grinding applications.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Wheel selection ==<br /> <br /> # First consider the material to be ground and its hardness. These affect the choice of abrasive and grade or hardness of the wheel.<br /> #* Aluminum oxide are best for steels, while silicon carbide abrasives are better suited to grinding cast iron, nonferrous metals and nonmetallic materials.<br /> #* The hardness of the material to be ground also affects choice of the wheel grade or hardness. A harder grade can more easily be used on soft, easily penetrated materials than on hard materials which naturally tend to dull the wheel faster. The softer grades release the dull grains more readily to present new, sharp grains to the work.<br /> # Second factor, in selecting a wheel in the amount of stock to be removed and the finish required. These affect the choice of grit size and bond as follows:<br /> #* A relatively coarse grit size is selected for rapid stock removal without regard for finish as rough grinding; a fine grit should be used where a high finish is desired.<br /> #* Vitrified bonded wheels are generally used where a commercial finish satisfactory. The organic bonds, resinoid, rubber and shellac, produce the highest finish.<br /> # The area of grinding contact between the wheel and the work affects the choice of grit size and grade.<br /> #* A coarse grit is required when the contact area is relatively large, as in surface grinding with cup wheels, cylinders or segments, to provide adequate chip clearance between the abrasive grains. As area of contact becomes smaller and the unit pressure tending to break down the wheel face becomes greater, finer grit wheels should be used.<br /> #* As to the grade or hardness, on large area of contact a soft grade will provide normal breakdown of the wheel, insuring continuous, free-cutting action. A harder grade, on the other hand, is needed to stand up under the increasingly higher unit pressure as the area of contact becomes smaller.<br /> # The severity of the grinding operation affects the choice of abrasive and grade.<br /> #* A tough abrasive like 4A Aluminum Oxide should be used for rough, heavy duty grinding of steel.<br /> #* The milder abrasives like 32 and 38 Aluminum Oxide are best for lighter precision grinding operations on steels and semisteels, while the intermediate 57 and 19 Aluminum Oxide abrasives are used for precision and semiprecision grinding of both mild and hard steels.<br /> #* The severity of the grinding operation also influences the choice of grade. Hard grade provide durable wheels for rough grinding operations such as snagging, while medium and softer grade wheels can be used for precision type operations which are less severe on the wheel.<br /> # The speed at which the grinding wheel is to be operated often dictates the type of bond.<br /> #* Vitrified bonded wheels should not be used at speeds over 6,500 s.f.p.m. With few exceptions, when the speed exceeds this figure, resinoid, rubber or shellac bonded wheels should be used. Note, the safe operating speed shown on the tag, wheel or blotter must never be exceeded.<br /> # Feed rate<br /> #* The higher the feed rate, the greater the grinding pressure is. If the grinding speed of workpiece must be increased, the feed rate will be increased, then the wear of the wheel will be faster. Therefore a harder grinding wheel is required.<br /> <br /> == Wheel dressing ==<br /> <br /> [[File:Surface-grinder-wheel-dressing.png|thumb|right|The dresser should be angled backwards, in the direction of the wheel, and slightly left-of-center]]<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> Grinding wheels wear unevenly under most general grinding operations due to uneven pressure applied to the face of the wheel when it cuts. Also, when the proper wheel has not been used for certain operations, the wheel may become charged with metal particles, or the abrasive grain may become dull before it is broken loose from the wheel bond. In these cases, it is necessary that the wheel be dressed or trued to restore its efficiency and accuracy. 'Dressing' is cutting the face of a grinding wheel to restore its original cutting qualities. 'Truing' is restoring the wheel's concentricity or reforming its cutting face to a desired shape. Both operations are performed with a tool called a 'diamond dresser'. The diamond dresser is the most efficient for truing wheels for precision grinding, where accuracy and high finish are required. A dresser may have a single diamond or multiple diamonds mounted in the end of a round steel shank. Inspect the diamond point frequently for wear. It is the only usable part of the diamond, and is worn away it cannot dress the wheel properly.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> The whole dressing operation should simulate the grinding operation as much as possible. The grinding wheel usually wears more on the edges, leaving a high spot towards the center. When starting the dressing or truing operation, be certain that the point of the dressing tool touches the highest spot of the wheel first, to prevent the point from digging in. Feed the dresser tool point progressively, 0.001 inch at a time, into the wheel until the sound indicates that the wheel is perfectly true. The rate at which you move the point across the face of the wheel depends upon the grain and the grade of the wheel and the desired finish. A slow feed gives the wheel a fine finish, but if the feed is too slow, the wheel may glaze. A fast feed makes the wheel free cutting, but if the feed is too fast, the dresser will leave tool marks on the wheel. The correct feed can only be found by trial, but a uniform rate of feed should be maintained during any one pass.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> = References =<br /> <br /> == Publications == <br /> <br /> * [[:File:Boyer Schultz.pdf|Boyer Schultz 6-12 manual]]<br /> * [[:File:Grinder-operation-tc-9-524.pdf|US Army training information on grinder use; see specifically pp. 5-5 to 5-12]]<br /> * [https://openoregon.pressbooks.pub/manufacturingprocesses45/chapter/chapter-5-surface-grinder/ &quot;Manufacturing Processes 4-5&quot; by LamNgeun Virasak, chapter 5: &quot;Surface Grinder&quot;]<br /> <br /> == Videos ==<br /> <br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MofRhM_W-Vk Grinding Wheel fundamentals]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjz0Zt76GJ4 Grinding Wheel and finish]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FwL55ErfDI Basic Surface Grinding]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMHksf17oqE Grinding a square]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsTbWAu0k-o Grinding Flat]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtB_jtH__F0 Background info]<br /> <br /> = List of Currently Authorized Users =<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ Danger Committee<br /> |-<br /> | [[User:Jim|Jim Brink]]<br /> |-<br /> | [[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! 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<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = MPLAN1510-0120<br /> |serial = 144367<br /> |arrived = <br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact =<br /> |where = Wood Shop<br /> |value = $3000<br /> |image = LagunaPlaner.jpg<br /> |hostarea = Wood Shop<br /> }}<br /> == reference material ==<br /> [[file:Laguna16PlanerManual.pdf]]<br /> == Guidelines for proper use ==<br /> # '''Always''' check your wood for nails or staples. Something as small as the staple at the end of a 1x1 can ruin the blades. If you're not sure, check the entire piece with the metal detector sitting on the table saw.<br /> # '''Always''' measure the thickness of your work and set the initial and working blade height to remove only small amounts of material per pass. You will damage the blades if you manage to dig the machine out on your work. <br /> # If the machine is making a strange noise when you use it, there is a problem, and you should '''ask for help.'''<br /> # If the blades are dull or damaged, '''contact the area host immediately.''' <br /> # If you break something, or damage the tool, '''contact the area host immediately.''' Don't let others do more damage or hurt themselves by using a broken tool.<br /> # '''Always''' make sure that the dust collection bag isn't too full and is passing air freely.<br /> # '''Always''' vacuum the machine, cutting area, and the table around the machine when you are done.<br /> <br /> '''This tool requires authorization for use.'''<br /> <br /> == Checklist ==<br /> PS1 is experimenting with the use of [[checklists]] to encourage the safe use and proper care of tools in the workspace. 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Daniel https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Supermax_25x2_Drum_Sander&diff=37499 2018-07-16T03:21:22Z

<p>Daniel: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner=PS:One<br /> |model=25x2<br /> |serial=?<br /> |arrived=<br /> |doesitwork=yes<br /> |contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]<br /> |where=Wood Shop<br /> |certification=yes<br /> |hackable=no<br /> |value=$2700<br /> |image=SupermaxSander.jpg<br /> |hostarea=Wood Shop<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> <br /> *For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.<br /> <br /> *Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> This sander features overload detection. If the machine detects too high a load, it will automatically slow down the feed. This saves wear and tear on the machine, but may cause burning of the workpiece if you cut too aggressively.<br /> <br /> *The height adjustment on this machine is VERY aggressive. A full turn will raise the table by more than 2mm (a typical cut should be &lt; .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!''' <br /> <br /> * Make your first cuts with a very slow speed (10 or less). Once you are sure the load is OK you can gradually increase the speed on subsequent passes.<br /> <br /> *When overload detection kicks in, a red light next to the speed control will turn on. '''IF YOU SEE THIS LIGHT, PLEASE REDUCE YOUR DEPTH OF CUT AND/OR FEED RATE!''' <br /> <br /> *Like all of our other sanders, sleeves must be above the elbow, and no gloves should be worn. It's pretty easy to get pulled into the rollers.<br /> <br /> == Specs ==<br /> <br /> * Sanding Capacity:<br /> ** Maximum Width (in): 25<br /> ** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2<br /> ** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32<br /> * Drum Speed: 1740 RPM<br /> * Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Outside Links==<br /> <br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]<br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member <br /> ! Trained By <br /> ! 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