https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Kevinc 2026-04-10T16:24:41Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.6 https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Shelf_Registry&diff=18931 2014-08-26T02:54:53Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>Numbering starts with the upper left shelf and goes down, then across. The top row is ignored because the opening is too obstructed to be used. <br /> <br /> '''You should use the same name here that you have listed on [https://members.pumpingstationone.org the members site] so that we can verify your membership status. This will help you avoid your shelf getting ticketed and you having to do something about it later.'''<br /> <br /> {|Class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; style=&quot;td { border: 1px solid #000000}&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Shelf No. !! Member Name <br /> |-<br /> | 1 || Ron Olson<br /> |-<br /> | 2 || Tina Croniser<br /> |-<br /> | 3 || Andreas Dahl-hansen<br /> |-<br /> | 4 || (Lockpicking. Is this official?)<br /> |-<br /> | 5 || Brittany Zimmerman<br /> |-<br /> | 6 || [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Ad9581 Arturo Duarte]<br /> |-<br /> | 7 || Will McShane<br /> |-<br /> | 8 || Tim Saylor<br /> |-<br /> | 9 || Lyn &amp; Noony (Amanda Clothier)<br /> |-<br /> | 10 || Hailey Willis<br /> |-<br /> | 11 || Ryan Pierce<br /> |-<br /> | 12 || Hilary Lee<br /> |-<br /> | 13 || Bo Driscoll (Michael Driscoll)<br /> |-<br /> | 14 || Jeff Kantarek<br /> |-<br /> | 15 || Ananda Stevens<br /> |-<br /> | 16 || Jay Hopkins<br /> |-<br /> | 17 || Shawn Blaszak<br /> |-<br /> | 18 || [[User:Anthony|Anthony Sontag]]<br /> |-<br /> | 19 || [[User:Bioguy|Pete N.]]<br /> |-<br /> | 20 || [[User:Jason|Jason Shanfield]]<br /> |-<br /> | 21 || Ed Bennett<br /> |-<br /> | 22 || Anna Yu<br /> |-<br /> | 23 || Rhonda Jackson<br /> |-<br /> | 24 || Dean Anderson<br /> |-<br /> | 25 || Rob Riggs (Colorado Rob)<br /> |-<br /> | 26 || Josh Krueger<br /> |-<br /> | 27 || Bart Dring<br /> |-<br /> | 28 || Dan Locks<br /> |-<br /> | 29 || [[user:amishhammer|Tom Judge]]<br /> |-<br /> | 30 || Justin D. B. (Bozarth)<br /> |-<br /> | 31 || Fitter Dave<br /> |-<br /> | 32 || [[User:Davidfell|David Fell]]<br /> |-<br /> | 33 || Elizabeth Koprucki<br /> |-<br /> | 34 || Jesse Seay<br /> |-<br /> | 35 || Stephen Ulman<br /> |-<br /> | 36 || David Kinney<br /> |-<br /> | 37 || [[User:truncie|Trey Runcie maybe?]]<br /> |-<br /> | 38 || Peter Borah<br /> |-<br /> | 39 || Patrick Callahan<br /> |-<br /> | 40 || [[User:Hef|Hef]]<br /> |-<br /> | 41 || Jon Keane<br /> |-<br /> | 42 || [[User:Skm|Sheila]]<br /> |-<br /> | 43 || Sevin Straus<br /> |-<br /> | 44 || Avner Shanan<br /> |-<br /> | 45 || Eric Stein<br /> |-<br /> | 46 || Bryanna Denney<br /> |-<br /> | 47 || Joel Luellwitz<br /> |-<br /> | 48 || Michael Skilton<br /> |-<br /> | 49 || Matt Triano<br /> |-<br /> | 50 || Steve Farkas<br /> |-<br /> | 51 || [[user:knitmeapony|Laurie]]<br /> |-<br /> | 52 || Kathy Whisler<br /> |-<br /> | 53 || Simon Cygielski<br /> |-<br /> | 54 || [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Anythingispopsicle Annie Zebula]<br /> |-<br /> | 55 || Brian Sheppard<br /> |-<br /> | 56 || Patrick Thomas<br /> |-<br /> | 57 || Donald Jacobson<br /> |-<br /> | 58 || [[User:Negativek|Everett Wilson]]<br /> |-<br /> | 59 || Brian Chojnowski<br /> |-<br /> | 60 || <br /> |-<br /> | 61 || bandit Gangwere<br /> |-<br /> | 62 || Patrick Schless ps1@bitesback.com<br /> |-<br /> | 63 || Zlatan Klebic<br /> |-<br /> | 64 || [[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]]<br /> |-<br /> | 65 || <br /> |-<br /> | 66 || <br /> |}</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16822 2014-05-12T01:07:18Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The cage contains two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the electrical panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Comparison to Ready to Assemble ==<br /> There are members who are in favor of a store bought, ready to assemble shelve because they are much less expensive to buy. If you compare a typical shelf system to the proposed you will see that this is not the case.<br /> <br /> This system [http://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla-Rack-5-Shelf-30-in-x-12-in-x-60-in-Freestanding-Storage-Unit-GR5-3012-5PCB/203665268?MERCH=REC-_-NavPLPHorizontal1-1-_-NA-_-203665268-_-N] is thirty inches long by twelve inches deep and with five shelves which come out to eighteen hundred inches, or twelve and a half square feet of storage for forty-nine dollars and ninety-seven cents. The final cost comes out to four dollars per square foot.<br /> <br /> The material estimate for the proposed shelves is one thousand dollars and the cost of one of the six modules is one-hundred and sixty-seven dollars. One shelf module measures be forty-eight inches by eighteen inches with six shelves that calculate to five thousand-one hundred and eighty-four square inches or thirty-six square feet. The final cost in dollars per feet is only four dollars and sixty-three cents per square foot.<br /> <br /> == Besides ==<br /> We are supposed to be makers, not buyers.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16821 2014-05-12T01:05:08Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Comparison to Ready to Assemble */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The cage contains two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the electrical panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Comparison to Ready to Assemble ==<br /> There are members who are in favor of a store bought, ready to assemble shelve because they are much less expensive to buy. If you compare a typical shelf system to the proposed you will see that this is not the case.<br /> <br /> This system [http://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla-Rack-5-Shelf-30-in-x-12-in-x-60-in-Freestanding-Storage-Unit-GR5-3012-5PCB/203665268?MERCH=REC-_-NavPLPHorizontal1-1-_-NA-_-203665268-_-N] is thirty inches long by twelve inches deep and with five shelves which come out to eighteen hundred inches, or twelve and a half square feet of storage for forty-nine dollars and ninety-seven cents. The final cost comes out to four dollars per square foot.<br /> <br /> The material estimate for the proposed shelves is one thousand dollars and the cost of one of the six modules is one-hundred and sixty-seven dollars. One shelf module measures be forty-eight inches by eighteen inches with six shelves that calculate to five thousand-one hundred and eighty-four square inches or thirty-six square feet. The final cost in dollars per feet is only four dollars and sixty-three cents per square foot.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16820 2014-05-12T01:02:23Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Comparison to Ready to Assemble */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The cage contains two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the electrical panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Comparison to Ready to Assemble ==<br /> There are members who are in favor of a store bought, ready to assemble shelve because they are much less expensive to buy. If you compare a typical shelf system to the proposed you will see that this is not the case.<br /> <br /> This system is thirty inches long by twelve inches deep and with five shelves which come out to eighteen hundred inches, or twelve and a half square feet of storage for forty-nine dollars and ninety-seven cents. The final cost comes out to four dollars per square foot.<br /> <br /> The material estimate for the proposed shelves is one thousand dollars and the cost of one of the six modules is one-hundred and sixty-seven dollars. One shelf module measures be forty-eight inches by eighteen inches with six shelves that calculate to five thousand-one hundred and eighty-four square inches or thirty-six square feet. The final cost in dollars per feet is only four dollars and sixty-three cents per square foot.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16819 2014-05-12T00:30:58Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The cage contains two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the electrical panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Comparison to Ready to Assemble ==<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16818 2014-05-12T00:09:08Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The cage contains two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the electrical panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16817 2014-05-12T00:07:48Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Design Goals */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by bolting the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16816 2014-05-12T00:07:03Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by adding the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16815 2014-05-11T23:51:13Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped, the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practical.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Design Goals ==<br /> The cage needs to be convenient to all areas of the shop, large enough for two or more people to use and make better use of vertical space by adding the outside walls of the cage onto the shelves.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16814 2014-05-11T23:25:10Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16813 2014-05-11T23:24:37Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet; This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet. Therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16812 2014-05-11T23:21:07Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage will be centrally located between Wood Shop and Cold Metals in space currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the large metal shelves, thirty-six square feet. This adds up to eighty-four to eighty-six square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage and shelves with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16811 2014-05-11T23:12:33Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> Because it is so cramped the cage is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16810 2014-05-11T23:11:04Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> For these and other reasons the cage should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16809 2014-05-11T23:09:36Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Safety */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> <br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16808 2014-05-11T23:09:24Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Fire Hazard */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> <br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16807 2014-05-11T23:09:13Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Electrical Code */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> <br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> == Fire Hazard ==<br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16806 2014-05-11T23:08:32Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Electrical Code */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> == ''Electrical Code'' ==<br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> == Fire Hazard ==<br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16805 2014-05-11T23:05:51Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Fire Hazard */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> == Electrical Code ==<br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> == Fire Hazard ==<br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16804 2014-05-11T23:05:08Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate and has several code and safety violations; for example,<br /> <br /> == Electrical Code ==<br /> The two electrical panels do not have thirty-six inches of clearance mandated by electrical code.<br /> <br /> == Fire Hazard ==<br /> There is flammable material on and around the panels; this is not a good situation in a workshop that has a history of electrical fires,<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> It is unsafe for two people to occupy the cage at the same time.<br /> <br /> <br /> It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space as soon as is practice.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16803 2014-05-11T02:11:47Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant must be demolished and replaced as soon as is practical. The cage is inadequate for the space, has multiple code violations and is a fire hazard. It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards the purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16802 2014-05-11T02:07:49Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Schedule */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant must be demolished and replaced as soon as is practical. The cage is inadequate for the space, has multiple code violations and is a fire hazard. It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> We will purchase three hundred feet of steel and eight sheets of plywood once the vote has passed and material cut to length and organized to facilitate quick and accurate assembly. I expect the welding and erecting of the first part to take two days. The final part of the build starts once wood shop and cold metals reorganize.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16800 2014-05-11T00:46:14Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Schedule */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant must be demolished and replaced as soon as is practical. The cage is inadequate for the space, has multiple code violations and is a fire hazard. It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly. The second part of the build will start once wood shop and cold metals are reorganized.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16799 2014-05-11T00:45:16Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant must be demolished and replaced as soon as is practical. The cage is inadequate for the space, has multiple code violations and is a fire hazard. It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed for delivery costs and to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is complete can go towards purchase of additional part bins, tool chests or other enhancements that would be useful.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly. The second part of the build will start once wood shop and cold metals are reorganized.<br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16798 2014-05-11T00:18:30Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Background */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant must be demolished and replaced as soon as is practical. The cage is inadequate for the space, has multiple code violations and is a fire hazard. It should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is finished will go to purchase additional part bins and/or tool chests.<br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly. The second part of the build will start once wood shop and cold metals are reorganized.<br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16584 2014-04-28T02:32:25Z

<p>Kevinc: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-27-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is finished will go to purchase additional part bins and/or tool chests.<br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly. The second part of the build will start once wood shop and cold metals are reorganized.<br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16583 2014-04-28T02:31:30Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-20-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Additional money is needed to buy saw blades and welding consumables. Any money left after the cage is finished will go to purchase additional part bins and/or tool chests.<br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly. The second part of the build will start once wood shop and cold metals are reorganized.<br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16582 2014-04-28T02:25:51Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-20-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood. Any money left after the cage is finished will go to purchase additional part bins and tool chest.<br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The first half of the built will be May 9th to May 11th. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized to facilitate quick assembly.<br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Shelf_Registry&diff=16581 2014-04-28T02:05:17Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>Numbering starts with the upper left shelf and goes down, then across. The top row is ignored because the opening is too obstructed to be used. <br /> <br /> '''You should use the same name here that you have listed on [https://members.pumpingstationone.org the members site] so that we can verify your membership status. This will help you avoid your shelf getting ticketed and you having to do something about it later.'''<br /> <br /> {|Class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; style=&quot;td { border: 1px solid #000000}&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Shelf No. !! Member Name <br /> |-<br /> | 1 || Ron Olson<br /> |-<br /> | 2 || Tina Croniser<br /> |-<br /> | 3 || Andreas Dahl-hansen<br /> |-<br /> | 4 || (Lockpicking. Is this official?)<br /> |-<br /> | 5 || Brittany Zimmerman<br /> |-<br /> | 6 || <br /> |-<br /> | 7 || Will McShane<br /> |-<br /> | 8 || Tim Saylor<br /> |-<br /> | 9 || Lyn &amp; Noony (Amanda Clothier)<br /> |-<br /> | 10 || Hailey Willis<br /> |-<br /> | 11 || Ryan Pierce<br /> |-<br /> | 12 || Hilary Lee<br /> |-<br /> | 13 || Bo Driscoll (Michael Driscoll)<br /> |-<br /> | 14 || Jeff Kantarek<br /> |-<br /> | 15 || Geoffrey Topham<br /> |-<br /> | 16 || Jay Hopkins<br /> |-<br /> | 17 || Shawn Blaszak<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||<br /> |-<br /> | 19 || [[User:Bioguy|Pete N.]]<br /> |-<br /> | 20 || [[User:Jason|Jason Shanfield]]<br /> |-<br /> | 21 || Ed Bennett<br /> |-<br /> | 22 || Anna Yu<br /> |-<br /> | 23 || Rhonda Jackson<br /> |-<br /> | 24 || Charlie Stauffer<br /> |-<br /> | 25 || Rob Riggs (Colorado Rob)<br /> |-<br /> | 26 || Josh Krueger<br /> |-<br /> | 27 || Bart Dring<br /> |-<br /> | 28 || Dan Locks<br /> |-<br /> | 29 || <br /> |-<br /> | 30 || Justin D. B. (Bozarth)<br /> |-<br /> | 31 || Fitter Dave<br /> |-<br /> | 32 || [[User:Davidfell|David Fell]]<br /> |-<br /> | 33 || Elizabeth Koprucki<br /> |-<br /> | 34 || Jesse Seay<br /> |-<br /> | 35 || Stephen Ulman<br /> |-<br /> | 36 || David Kinney<br /> |-<br /> | 37 || <br /> |-<br /> | 38 || Peter Borah<br /> |-<br /> | 39 || Patrick Callahan<br /> |-<br /> | 40 || [[User:Hef|Hef]]<br /> |-<br /> | 41 || Jon Keane<br /> |-<br /> | 42 || Sheila Miguez<br /> |-<br /> | 43 || <br /> |-<br /> | 44 || Avner Shanan<br /> |-<br /> | 45 || Eric Stein<br /> |-<br /> | 46 || Bryanna Denney<br /> |-<br /> | 47 || Joel Luellwitz<br /> |-<br /> | 48 || Michael Skilton<br /> |-<br /> | 49 || Matt Triano<br /> |-<br /> | 50 || Steve Farkas<br /> |-<br /> | 51 || [[user:knitmeapony|Laurie]]<br /> |-<br /> | 52 || Kathy Whisler<br /> |-<br /> | 53 || Simon Cygielski<br /> |-<br /> | 54 || <br /> |-<br /> | 55 || Brian Sheppard<br /> |-<br /> | 56 || Patrick Thomas<br /> |-<br /> | 57 || Donald Jacobson<br /> |-<br /> | 58 || [[User:Negativek|Everett Wilson]]<br /> |-<br /> | 59 || Brian Chojnowski<br /> |-<br /> | 60 || <br /> |-<br /> | 61 || bandit Gangwere<br /> |-<br /> | 62 || Patrick Schless ps1@bitesback.com<br /> |-<br /> | 63 || Zlatan Klebic<br /> |-<br /> | 64 || [[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]]<br /> |-<br /> | 65 || Kevin Caughlin<br /> |-<br /> | 66 || <br /> |}</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16446 2014-04-20T02:33:18Z

<p>Kevinc: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 4-20-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> Once the bare bones of the cage is complete we can add secured tool chests and slat board or peg board can be nailed to the plywood to suit our needs. The goal is to construct a large structure that will sturdy and flexible as quickly as possible.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=16445 2014-04-20T02:32:32Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 3-25-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The new cage is going to occupy space in-between the wood shop and machine shop currently taken up by three large metal shelve units. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. We construct three of the proposed six shelves and swap them with the large shelves; then fill the new shelves with the stock in the current cage. Staggering the build gives wood shop and machine shop the opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage.<br /> <br /> Once the bare bones of the cage is complete we can add secured tool chests and slat board or peg board can be nailed to the plywood to suit our needs. The goal is to construct a large structure that will sturdy and flexible as quickly as possible.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Votes]]<br /> [[Category:2014 Votes]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=14421 2014-03-25T22:38:53Z

<p>Kevinc: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 3-25-2014: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location of the new cage is in-between the wood shop and machine shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. The fist part we will only build three of the proposed six shelves and place them where the current large steel shelves are located. We will then empty the current cage of all tools and supplies. This will give the wood shop and machine shop an opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=14420 2014-03-25T22:37:42Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Location and Materials */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * TBA: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location of the new cage is in-between the wood shop and machine shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It is going to measure seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; therefore, no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> We are going to use one inch square steel tubing to build shelf frames six feet high; the shelves, half inch sanded plywood four feet wide and eighteen inches deep. The walls of the cage are going to consist of three eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood bolted to three shelf units lined up and bolted to the floor. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, such as the kiln, in and out of the cage,<br /> <br /> The build is going to be done in two phases. The fist part we will only build three of the proposed six shelves and place them where the current large steel shelves are located. We will then empty the current cage of all tools and supplies. This will give the wood shop and machine shop an opportunity to move equipment to accommodate the full cage<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of eight' by four' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=14419 2014-03-25T21:20:25Z

<p>Kevinc: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>== Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * TBA: First draft of the vote. <br /> * TBA: Sent to director's list.<br /> * TBA: Sent to member's list.<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12627 2014-02-05T00:47:56Z

<p>Kevinc: /* Language */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.<br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to member's list. <br /> * 2014-02-11: Proposed vote date. <br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. The spending authority for the tool cage will expire sixty days from the day of member approval. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Talk:Board_Meeting_Notes_2014-02-04&diff=12601 2014-02-04T04:42:33Z

<p>Kevinc: Created page with &quot; == Prioritizing Trello Tasks == == Tool Cage Proposal Review ==&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Prioritizing Trello Tasks ==<br /> <br /> == Tool Cage Proposal Review ==</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Board_Meeting_Notes_2014-02-04&diff=12600 2014-02-04T04:39:48Z

<p>Kevinc: Created page with &quot; == Attendance == == Agenda == == Trello things == == New Business == == Old Business == == Minutes == == Membership Report == == Votes ==&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Attendance ==<br /> <br /> == Agenda ==<br /> <br /> == Trello things ==<br /> <br /> == New Business ==<br /> <br /> == Old Business ==<br /> <br /> == Minutes ==<br /> <br /> == Membership Report ==<br /> <br /> == Votes ==</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12596 2014-02-04T01:58:46Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.<br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to member's list. <br /> * 2014-02-11: Proposed vote date. <br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12595 2014-02-04T01:57:26Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.<br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to member's list. <br /> * 2014-02-11: Proposed vote date. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.<br /> <br /> == Language ==<br /> <br /> Authorize the board to spend up to $1,800 (total) on materials stated above, and directly related costs, such as replacement band saw blades, bolts and delivery costs. <br /> After purchase, a copy of all receipts will be linked below.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12594 2014-02-04T01:56:10Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.<br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to member's list. <br /> * 2014-02-11: Proposed vote date. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.<br /> <br /> == Schedule ==<br /> <br /> The cage will be built in the first week of March. Once the vote is approved the steel will be purchased, and all pieces will be cut to length and organized so that the actual welding and assembly of the cage can be finished within one weekend.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12593 2014-02-04T01:54:28Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.<br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to member's list. <br /> * 2014-02-11: Proposed vote date. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> The current tool cage that Pumping Station:One inherited from the previous occupant is inadequate for the space and should be emptied, dismantled and replaced with a larger cage that is designed to integrate into the space.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Location and Materials ==<br /> <br /> The location for the new cage will be in-between the wood shop and metal shop where three large metal shelve units are currently located. It will be seven feet wide and extend twelve feet out from the wall occupying eighty-four square feet of floor space. The current cage is approximately forty-eight to fifty square feet, and the metal shelves, 36 square feet; there will be no net loss in floor space by replacing the old cage with this new cage.<br /> <br /> The shelf frames will be fabricated from one inch square welded steel tubing with dimensions six feet high, four feet wide and eighteen inches deep; the shelves, half inch plywood. The walls of the cage will be consist of shelve units bolted to the floor and to one another and backed with eight foot high by four foot wide half inch plywood creating a new twelve by eight foot wall facing wood shop and metal shop respectively. A four foot wide aisle, running between the two sets of shelves, will provide enough room to move heavier equipment, like the kiln, in and out of the cage.<br /> <br /> The initial estimate cost for the materials is $750 for 520' of steel tubing and $300 for twelve sheets of 8' by 4' half inch plywood.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Tool_Cage_Proposal&diff=12592 2014-02-04T01:51:57Z

<p>Kevinc: Created page with &quot; == Sponsor == Kevin Caughlin == History == * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. * 2014-02-04: Sent to director&#039;s list.&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Sponsor ==<br /> <br /> Kevin Caughlin<br /> <br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> * 2014-02-03: First draft of the vote. <br /> * 2014-02-04: Sent to director's list.</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Pumping_Station:_One_Wiki:Kevinc&diff=12583 2014-02-03T03:06:48Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>Test page<br /> [[Tool Cage Proposal]]</div>

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<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>Test page</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=User:Kevinc&diff=12581 2014-02-03T03:02:49Z

<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc]]<br /> #REDIRECT [[Tool Cage vote propsal]]</div>

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<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc]]<br /> [[Tool Cage vote propsal]]</div>

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<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc]]<br /> Tool cage proposal[[Tool Cage vote propsal]]</div>

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<p>Kevinc: </p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc]]<br /> [Tool cage proposal]</div>

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<p>Kevinc: Kevinc moved page Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc to User:Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[User:Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc]]</div>

Kevinc https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=User:Pumping_Station:_One_Wiki:Kevinc&diff=12565 2014-02-01T21:34:05Z

<p>Kevinc: Kevinc moved page Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc to User:Pumping Station: One Wiki:Kevinc</p> <hr /> <div>This is a test page</div>

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