https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Rdoeksen 2026-04-10T10:19:27Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.6 https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46883 2024-10-29T17:01:37Z

<p>Rdoeksen: Updated 2024 notes and edited some old notes to indicate what isn&#039;t maintained or supported anymore.</p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> https://linktr.ee/raydoeksen<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == 2024 notes ==<br /> <br /> I would like to work with others to raise money in order to buy the building. That's the most important thing for the continued existence of the organization, I think. <br /> <br /> In the meantime, I'd also like to work with others to clean up the wiki. <br /> <br /> == 2023 notes ==<br /> <br /> I'm around more than before and happy to do basic authorizations when available. Limited availability. <br /> <br /> == 2018 notes ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com (Slack and Discourse now replaced by Discord)<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Artist; bricolage.<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, furniture designer.<br /> <br /> Experienced with licensing, taxes and filings for NFPs. Veteran Service Organization person.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * [http://themakersnation.com/chicago/ No longer maintaining http://themakersnation.com/chicago/]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46342 2023-10-26T14:43:31Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> https://linktr.ee/raydoeksen<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == 2023 notes ==<br /> <br /> I'm around more than before and happy to do basic authorizations when available. Limited availability. <br /> <br /> <br /> == 2018 notes ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Artist; bricolage.<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, furniture designer.<br /> <br /> Veteran Service Organization person.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46341 2023-10-26T14:42:44Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> [linktr.ee/raydoeksen]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == 2023 notes ==<br /> <br /> I'm around more than before and happy to do basic authorizations when available. Limited availability. <br /> <br /> <br /> == 2018 notes ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Artist; bricolage.<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, furniture designer.<br /> <br /> Veteran Service Organization person.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46340 2023-10-26T14:41:48Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> [linktr.ee/raydoeksen]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Artist; bricolage.<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, furniture designer.<br /> <br /> Veteran Service Organization person.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46339 2023-10-26T14:41:19Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Things I Do: */</p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> linktr.ee/raydoeksen<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Artist; bricolage.<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, furniture designer.<br /> <br /> Veteran Service Organization person.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46338 2023-10-26T14:40:08Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Skills I would like to learn: */</p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> linktr.ee/raydoeksen<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, Makers Digest curator.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Ray_Doeksen&diff=46337 2023-10-26T14:39:43Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{| style=&quot;border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px solid #000; padding:3px&quot;<br /> |-<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> Ray Doeksen<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> 312-970-9729 Google Voice<br /> | style=&quot;border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; padding:3px&quot;| <br /> linktr.ee/raydoeksen<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> As of 7/19/2018 I'm not accommodating miscellaneous authorization requests. I may volunteer to cover a regularly scheduled authorization, but I'm withdrawing offers to schedule my time. <br /> <br /> CNC area is much more active in 2018 than it had been in previous years, and there are quite a few more options for laser authorization. I expect that [[Canvas]] and the many new volunteer authorizers will take much of the burden of conducting laser authorizations. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you:<br /> <br /> 2018 and going forward: Get added to the Canvas learning management system and start the course for the laser you want to use, if one exists. If not, familiarize yourself with Canvas anyway, and drive forward with the other steps, below (or look on the Calendar, Google Groups for already-scheduled events.)<br /> <br /> 2016-2018: Figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I will expect bribes of food/beer and apologies.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and don't cover either the use of the rotary attachment or the use of colors to specify settings, but will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. Wear appropriate clothing and bring a friend if you want.<br /> <br /> If you have already been authorized by me for the Epilog, and if you familiarize yourself with things for the Boss prior to meeting up, it might take as little as 15 minutes to do an authorization.<br /> <br /> == PS:One to-do lists ==<br /> <br /> The thing about some bigger projects like some of these: they can't happen by yourself, alone, nearly as well as when other people contribute. Getting 2 or more volunteer people to align on a task for any time at all is tough. <br /> <br /> ===2018 Transition===<br /> <br /> I'm preparing a job manual for the next Public Relations Director. Anyone interested in running for the job in the future is invited to help participate in the creation and maintenance of the manual and any included elements. <br /> * PR Director email: the core address is press@pumpingstationone.org, but there is also an email alias as pr@pumpingstationone.org. The difference is best explained elsewhere.<br /> * If the email password is lost, forgotten or otherwise inaccessible, the Google admin for PS1 can reset it. <br /> * Notes for the job can be found in PS1's Google Docs repository, accessible by board members' official email accounts.<br /> * PR Director is a member of the Slack channel for Nation of Makers, nationofmakers.slack.com<br /> * PR Director is the admin for PS1's Meetup.com account.<br /> * The PR Director PEX card uses the very limited 'Advertising' budget, most of which is already spent by the costs of the Meetup.com account. You need to request your PEX card from the Treasurer. It is attached to your name, not your position. <br /> <br /> === 2018 Focus ===<br /> <br /> * Universal design<br /> * Diversity, equity and intentional inclusion<br /> * Transition and mentor a new PR Director<br /> * Automation of systems (subscription management, member profiles)<br /> * Member onboarding (RTFM, handouts etc.)<br /> * Training and training documentation (Canvas)<br /> * Create a system to track needs and wants (for authorizations, mostly: Canvas)<br /> * Member mentors<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Maker Summit<br /> * Midwest, Illinois, Chicago Makers<br /> * NOMCON 2018<br /> * MakerFaire Chicago 2018 (if only!)<br /> * Mentor and build deeper member volunteer capabilities<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * SOFA<br /> * Safety<br /> * Turn &quot;Orientation&quot; into a more valuable experience, more self-study affordances, add a self-test system to make someone &quot;Front Door Authorized.&quot;<br /> <br /> === 2017 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * 2016 efforts largely continue<br /> * slide decks, notes for orientation and tours<br /> * RTFM: a manual for navigating the hackerspace<br /> * member web site, in-house software to include invoicing and subscription management<br /> * visitor waiver system made digital, move away from paper<br /> * Maker Faire Chicago, Maker Faire Town Hall<br /> * Community involvement (Avondale Neighborhood Association, local groups, maker neighbors and others)<br /> * Hackaday Unconference<br /> * Open House Chicago<br /> * Major shortcomings of systems, documentation<br /> * Fire Safety<br /> * Shop Safety<br /> * Subscription Management<br /> * Conflict Resolution<br /> <br /> === 2016 PR Focus ===<br /> <br /> * member on-boarding process<br /> * better orientation to PS1 including logged as part of member profile<br /> * better member meetings<br /> * Nation of Makers<br /> * Space expansion; wider public knowledge that PS1 exists<br /> * Bring in 50 new members to pay for space expansion<br /> * Improve the image of PS1<br /> * Diversity of membership<br /> * More outreach to organizations that could have beneficial relationships with PS1 like coworking spaces, fablabs, universities and professional organizations.<br /> * Improved liability waiver (electronic or logged/recorded as part of member profile)<br /> * media attention/media kits/press releases<br /> <br /> === 2015 PR Focus ===<br /> Some things that I want to focus on include:<br /> * Helping unemployed/underemployed members find jobs.<br /> * Continuously getting feedback and suggestions from all members, both full members who are regularly present and starving hackers who I might never have met.<br /> * Improving the quality of the public face of PS:1<br /> * Maintaining relations with important contacts from 2014 and before, such as the Alderman.<br /> * Enabling and assisting members to keep posting their projects and activities on the blog and other channels.<br /> * Developing a comprehensive Public Relations plan for 2015 and beyond, based on studying comparable activities at other hacker spaces and other organizations.<br /> * Maintaining a regular and positive presence on social media and in conventional media<br /> Some small examples of some projects that I'd like to assist with in 2015 include<br /> * development of the &quot;welcome&quot; areas; the front door/entry and the top of the stairs<br /> * repair/replacement of the TARDIS, a fun and worthwhile secondary symbol of the space<br /> * development of a press kit for the space as a whole and for notable projects and activities<br /> <br /> == Personal ==<br /> <br /> === PS1 wiki pages that are hard to find ===<br /> <br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas<br /> * [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; hey if anyone wants to put new sounds on the touchpad thing that kate left in the front stairwell, these are the tools: [14:02] &lt;loans&gt; http://data.dbever.me/index.php/s/SJPGVOCNqeFnrLu<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Wiki_Maintenance#creating_your_own_user_page<br /> * https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/User:Rdoeksen<br /> <br /> === Skills I would like to learn: ===<br /> * Python<br /> * CNC builds <br /> * stainless MIG and aluminum TIG welding<br /> * more advanced 3D modeling, especially surfacing and generative modeling like Grasshopper<br /> <br /> === Things I Do: ===<br /> <br /> Industrial designer, 3D maker, Makers Digest curator.<br /> <br /> * 3D CAD: SolidWorks, Pro/E (Creo Elements), SketchUp<br /> * FDM 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * SLA 3D printer (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * Laser engraver/cutter (Certifier/Authorizer/Trainer)<br /> * CNC ShopBot router<br /> * Vinyl cutter (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * CNC knitting machine (I don't like to do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Wood and metal band saws<br /> * SawStop table saw<br /> * Porter-Cable Plate Joiner (biscuit jointer)<br /> * Pneumatic nail guns<br /> * Cutoff saw<br /> * Drill press<br /> * Cold Metals Tier 1 Authorization<br /> * Bridgeport mill<br /> * MIG welder with Argon/CO2 gas, on steel (I won't do authorizations for this one)<br /> * Olden Days website design<br /> * http://themakersnation.com/chicago/<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=300_Seconds_of_fame&diff=44996 2022-05-26T17:56:07Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Next 300SoF */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Events]]<br /> <br /> {{Infobox<br /> | title = 300 Seconds of fame<br /> | imagestyle = <br /> | captionstyle = <br /> | image = [[File:300sof-red-upright.png|200px|alt=300 Seconds of Fame someone please make a better logo for me]]<br /> | caption = 300 Seconds of Fame<br /> <br /> | headerstyle = background:lightgrey<br /> | header1 = tl;dr<br /> | label2 = Participants | data2 = PS:1 Members, associated folks<br /> | label3 = Topics | data3 = Pretty much anything<br /> | label4 = Duration | data4 = ≤ 300 seconds (5 minutes) each<br /> <br /> | header5 = Need to know<br /> | label6 = Host | data6 = Tim Bielawa (&lt;code&gt;@tbielawa&lt;/code&gt;)<br /> | label7 = Where | data7 = PS:1 Lounge<br /> | label8 = Frequency | data8 = 2&lt;sup&gt;nd&lt;/sup&gt; Tuesday of each month<br /> | label9 = Time | data9 = After member meeting (post 8pm)<br /> }}<br /> <br /> On 2nd Tuesday of each month at PS:One you get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whomever wants to show up. Here's the catch, each person is limited to 300 seconds apiece (5 minutes).<br /> <br /> Have something you want to share? You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.<br /> <br /> == What is it? ==<br /> <br /> Why reinvent the wheel when you can just steal from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_talk Wikipedia]?<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;A lightning talk is a very short presentation lasting only a few minutes, given at a conference or similar forum. [...] Lightning talks are designed to be short presentations between five and ten minutes long, but are usually capped at five minutes. Most conferences will allot a segment of roughly 30 to 90 minutes long to speakers. Talks are arranged one after the other during the sessions. [...] Lightning talks are brief which requires the speaker to make their point clearly and rid the presentation of non-critical information. This causes the audience to be more attentive to the speaker and gain a broader array of knowledge from the presentations given.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> And one last part that's especially important for speakers to keep in mind:<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;In general lightning talks are given in a format that can include slides but if so, the speaker must be careful not to read the details which they include.&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots every month. They can run shorter (but not longer) than five minutes each.<br /> <br /> What can you expect to provide, or receive at a 300SoF event?<br /> <br /> Presentations, musical numbers, demonstrations, debates, run-throughs of proofs of concepts, performance art, live circuit bending, etc., etc., etc.<br /> <br /> If it fits into five minutes, is feasible for the space, and can be appreciated by the audience, you can expect it to happen here.<br /> <br /> === Why are we doing this? ===<br /> <br /> * To help rebuild our sense of community.<br /> <br /> Something the pandemic has taken away from many aspects of our lives is a feeling of community and belonging at PS:1. We hope that bringing back the 300SoF series will help reinvigorate those feelings and values by reconnecting each other to our peers.<br /> <br /> * These are an easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.<br /> * Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.<br /> * Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an &quot;official&quot; conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.<br /> * These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.<br /> <br /> == Attending or Participating ==<br /> <br /> 300 SoF is held on the second Tuesday of every month after the weekly 8pm memership meeting and open house tour at PS:One. Nothing special is required to attend — just show up! <br /> <br /> All are welcome to participate! Add your talk to the [[300 Seconds of fame#Next_300SoF|next]] section below. Include your name (or handle) and talk title. If you'll need projector access, please have your slides sent to the host before the show starts. If you bring your own machine for presenting we can't promise we'll have the right adapter. For this reason submitting your slides in advance is preferred. PDFs and web links are the preferred formats. Support for other formats can't be promised.<br /> <br /> A snazzy clicker will be provided for presenters who require one.<br /> <br /> If you have any specific questions you can contact the host, Tim Bielawa (&lt;code&gt;@tbielawa&lt;/code&gt;), on Slack or via email: tim.bielawa [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org.<br /> <br /> == Next 300SoF ==<br /> <br /> 2022-06-14<br /> <br /> * Your name - topic - special requests/needs<br /> * Ray Doeksen - model rockets and TSRF - reminder/google calendar<br /> <br /> == Past 300SoFs ==<br /> <br /> === Archive ===<br /> <br /> * Archives of talks held prior to 2022 (circa 2010➜2017) are saved in the [[300 Seconds of fame archives]].<br /> <br /> === 2022 ===<br /> <br /> ==== March 2022 ====<br /> 2022-03-22 was the first regularly held 300SoF in 5 years!<br /> <br /> * Tim Bielawa - I think you might enjoy these YouTube makers<br /> ** https://docs.google.com/document/d/11SCxkzwCuFUKh9KPmklEHWr9eHzQ_FPEKI-cnPesciM/edit?usp=sharing <br /> * Joe Mertz - The history of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club-Mate Club Mate]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Creative Commons licensing and attribution ==<br /> Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Supermax_25x2_Drum_Sander&diff=44632 2022-01-07T19:19:35Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner=PS:One<br /> |model=25x2<br /> |serial=?<br /> |arrived=<br /> |doesitwork=Yes<br /> |contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]<br /> |where=Wood Shop<br /> |certification=yes<br /> |hackable=no<br /> |value=$2700<br /> |image=SupermaxSander.jpg<br /> |hostarea=Wood Shop<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> <br /> Needs jamb nuts 1/6/2022<br /> <br /> Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor.. <br /> '''<br /> DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed. <br /> <br /> Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.<br /> <br /> 12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered. <br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 .<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Usage Notes ==<br /> <br /> *Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.<br /> <br /> *For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.<br /> <br /> *Always remove dried glue squeeze outs with a scraper or other tool before coming here. <br /> <br /> *DO NOT USE unless glue has fully dried<br /> <br /> *Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper<br /> <br /> *Do not use to remove old finishes.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> This sander features overload detection. If the machine detects too high a load, it will automatically slow down the feed. This saves wear and tear on the machine, but may cause burning of the workpiece if you cut too aggressively.<br /> <br /> *The height adjustment on this machine is VERY aggressive. A full turn will raise the table by more than 2mm (a typical cut should be &lt; .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!''' <br /> <br /> * Make your first cuts with a very slow speed (10 or less). Once you are sure the load is OK you can gradually increase the speed on subsequent passes.<br /> <br /> *When overload detection kicks in, a red light next to the speed control will turn on. '''IF YOU SEE THIS LIGHT, PLEASE REDUCE YOUR DEPTH OF CUT AND/OR FEED RATE!''' <br /> <br /> *Like all of our other sanders, sleeves must be above the elbow, and no gloves should be worn. It's pretty easy to get pulled into the rollers.<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> <br /> * Sanding Capacity:<br /> ** Maximum Width (in): 25<br /> ** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2<br /> ** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32<br /> * Drum Speed: 1740 RPM<br /> * Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended<br /> <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_GPFoZtXg| How to Change Abrasive Wraps on a Drum Sander] Supermax video. Short and sweet.<br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]<br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]<br /> *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 records are kept in Wild Apricot under members' profiles<br /> <br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> [[Category:Shop Equipment]]<br /> [[Category:Wood Shop]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Boxlight_Projector&diff=44583 2021-12-27T20:40:35Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage|owner=PS:One|model=Boxlight 2101|serial=4M0086|arrived=January 2010|doesitwork=yes|contact=Shawn Blaszak|where=next to TARDIS|certification=no |hackable=yes|value=$10}}&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Photographs Needed]]<br /> <br /> Probably does not exist anymore as of 2021. <br /> <br /> The TARDIS doesn't exist, either.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Boxlight_Projector&diff=44582 2021-12-27T20:40:14Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage|owner=PS:One|model=Boxlight 2101|serial=4M0086|arrived=January 2010|doesitwork=yes|contact=Shawn Blaszak|where=next to TARDIS|certification=no |hackable=yes|value=$10}}&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Photographs Needed]]<br /> <br /> Probably does not exist anymore as of 2021.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=File:Liability-waiver.pdf&diff=44557 2021-12-23T23:16:59Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>The current 2021 waiver can be found here https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/PMdbLqcKFq1491518230<br /> <br /> Or by navigating, from the web site, through the &quot;Join&quot; process. Meaning, click on &quot;Join&quot; and follow the process there.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=File:Liability-waiver.pdf&diff=44556 2021-12-23T23:16:45Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>The current 2021 waiver can be found here https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/PMdbLqcKFq1491518230<br /> <br /> Or by navigating, from the web site, through the &quot;Join&quot; process. Meaning, click on &quot;Join&quot; and follow the process there. <br /> <br /> &lt;!- #REDIRECT [[File:DELETE THIS.pdf]] -&gt;</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=File:Liability-waiver.pdf&diff=44555 2021-12-23T23:15:58Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>The current 2021 waiver can be found here https://app.waiverforever.com/pending/PMdbLqcKFq1491518230<br /> <br /> Or by navigating, from the web site, through the &quot;Join&quot; process. Meaning, click on &quot;Join&quot; and follow the process there. <br /> <br /> #REDIRECT [[File:DELETE THIS.pdf]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Administration_History&diff=44546 2021-12-21T17:45:10Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Board of Directors 2017 */</p> <hr /> <div>== Board of Directors 2022 ==<br /> * President: Paul Ocampo<br /> * Vice President: Nathan Upchurch<br /> * Secretary: Joe Mertz<br /> * Treasurer: Carl Karsten<br /> * CTO: Sky Nova<br /> * Director at Large: Tim Bielawa<br /> * Director at Large: Donzell Gordon<br /> * Director at Large: Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Director at Large: Louis Stiehm<br /> * Director at Large: Jesse Seay<br /> * Director of Public Relations: ---<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2021 ==<br /> * President: David Earl<br /> * Vice President: James Lamken<br /> * Secretary: Kevin Huemann<br /> * Treasurer: Carl Karsten<br /> * CTO: Sky Nova<br /> * Director at Large: Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Director at Large: Dave Soloman<br /> * Director at Large: Chris Iacullo<br /> * Director at Large: Joe Mertz<br /> * Director at Large: Nathan Upchurch<br /> * Director of Public Relations: Mark Creasy<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2020 ==<br /> * President: Aushra (from 1/1/2020 to 10/5/2020)<br /> * Vice President: Paul Ocampo<br /> * Secretary: Max Rashes (from 1/1/2020 to 6/17/2020)<br /> * Treasurer: Carl Karsten<br /> * CTO: Sky Nova <br /> * Director at Large: David Earl<br /> * Director at Large: Molly A<br /> * Director at Large:Tanja Paunesku<br /> * Director at Large:Ed Bennett<br /> * Director at Large:Rob German<br /> * Director of Public Relations: Ese Osaghae / Sean Blum April-<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2019 ==<br /> * President: Andrew Camardella<br /> * Vice President: Alisha Ciardi (Jan-Aug)<br /> * Secretary: Andrew Sowa (Jan-June) Kathryn Born (July-Dec)<br /> * Treasurer: Jenny P<br /> * CTO: Sky Nova <br /> * Director at Large: Alex B<br /> * Director at Large: Molly A<br /> * Director of Public Relations: Mark Creasy / Ese Osaghae<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2018 ==<br /> * President: Andrew Camardella<br /> * Vice President: Jennie P<br /> * Secretary: Sam Chen<br /> * Treasurer: Brian Chojnowski<br /> * CTO: Sky Nova <br /> * Director at Large: Kathryn Born<br /> * Director at Large: Ed Bennett<br /> * Director of Public Relations: Adam Stein<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2017 ==<br /> * President: Andrew Camardella<br /> * Vice President: Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Secretary: Simon Pyle<br /> * Treasurer: Brian Chojnowski<br /> * CTO: Jonathan Bisson <br /> * Director at Large: Ed Bennett<br /> * Director at Large: Carl Karsten <br /> * Director of Public Relations: Ray Doeksen<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2016 ==<br /> * President: [[user:justin|Justin Conroy]]<br /> * Vice President: Jennie P<br /> * Secretary: Simon Pyle<br /> * Treasurer: Brian Chojnowski<br /> * CTO: 'Doorman' Dave Koppel<br /> * Director at Large: Michael Skilton<br /> * Director at Large: Lyn Cole<br /> * Director of Public Relations: [[user:rdoeksen | Ray Doeksen]]<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2015 ==<br /> * President: Derek Bever<br /> * Vice President: Sevin Straus (Resigned)<br /> * Vice President: [[user:justin|Justin Conroy]]<br /> * Secretary: Ryan Pierce (Resigned)<br /> * Secretary: Lyn Cole<br /> * Treasurer: Tom Judge (Resigned)<br /> * Treasurer: Brian Chojnowski<br /> * CTO: 'Doorman' Dave Koppel<br /> * Director at Large: Jenny Tong<br /> * Director at Large: Sheila Miguez<br /> * Director of Public Relations: [[user:rdoeksen | Ray Doeksen]]<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2014 ==<br /> * President: Bryanna Denney<br /> * Vice President: Everett Wilson<br /> * Secretary: Derek Bever<br /> * Treasurer: Steve Farkas<br /> * CTO: Hef<br /> * Director at Large: Jay Hopkins<br /> * Director at Large: A. Catherine Noon (Resigned)<br /> * Director at Large: [[User:Anthony|Anthony Sontag]]<br /> * Chief of Public Relations: Adam Dzak<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2013 ==<br /> * President: Eric Stein<br /> * Vice President: Bryanna Denney<br /> * Secretary: Hailey Willis<br /> * Treasurer: Steve Farkas<br /> * CTO: Josh Krueger<br /> * Director at Large: Ed Bennett<br /> * Director at Large: Jesse Seay<br /> * Chief of Public Relations: Adam Dzak<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2012 ==<br /> * President: Tim Saylor<br /> * Vice President: Patrick Callahan<br /> * Secretary: Shawn Blaszak<br /> * Treasurer: Ishmael Rufus, Steve Farkas<br /> * CTO: Eric Stein<br /> * Director at Large: Steve Finkelman<br /> * Director at Large: Dan Meyer<br /> * Chief of Public Relations: Zlatan Klebic<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2011 ==<br /> * President: Anne Petersen<br /> * Vice President: Nathan Witt<br /> * Secretary: Patrick Callahan<br /> * Treasurer: Ishmael Rufus<br /> * CTO: Sam &quot;Rhys&quot; Rees<br /> * Director at Large: Shawn Blaszak<br /> * Director at Large: Jim Burke<br /> * Interim Chief of Public Relations: Avner Shanan<br /> <br /> == Board of Directors 2010 ==<br /> * President: Sacha De'Angeli<br /> * Vice President: Jeff Kanterek<br /> * Secretary: Sarah Sutherlin<br /> * Treasurer: Ishmael Rufus<br /> * CTO: Ryan Lanham<br /> * Director at Large: Tim Saylor<br /> * Director at Large: Jim Burke<br /> * Chief of Public Relations: Jordan Bunker<br /> <br /> == Founding Board of Directors ==<br /> 2009<br /> * President: Eric Michaud<br /> * Vice President: Paul Mantz<br /> * Secretary: Nathan Witt<br /> * Treasurer: Ishmael Rufus<br /> * CTO: Zane Bowers<br /> * Director at Large: Sacha De'Angeli<br /> <br /> == Founding Members ==<br /> * Zane Bowers<br /> * Jordan M. Bunker<br /> * Kevin Wendt<br /> * Jim Burke<br /> * Sacha M De'Angeli<br /> * [[User:Athomasflynn | Adam Thomas Flynn]]<br /> * Eric Hanley<br /> * Josh Krueger<br /> * Paul C. Mantz<br /> * Eric C. Michaud<br /> * [[User:JulieL | Julie Moffitt]]<br /> * [[User:Nicolle | Nicolle Neulist]]<br /> * [[User:Ryanarchy | Ryan Neuman]]<br /> * Karl Norby<br /> * Ishmael E Rufus<br /> * [[User:eli|Eli Skipp]]<br /> * [[User:jstoner|John Stoner]]<br /> * [[User:Nathaner | Nathan L. Witt]]<br /> * Avner Shanan<br /> * Sandro Padin<br /> * Sarah Sutherlin<br /> * Tim Saylor<br /> * Jeff Kanatrek</div>

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<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>= Pumping Station: One Quick Start Guide =<br /> <br /> Wikipedia page: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/ <br /> <br /> Member Manual: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Manual<br /> <br /> <br /> == Username/Login/Computer Access ==<br /> * The login you create when you sign up is very important---it is how you control your membership payments, and can alter your contact info and storage status. Also called &quot;member management login&quot; <br /> * The login you create upon receiving email instructions is your PS1 login and is how you log on to computers in the space. Also called &quot;active directory login.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> * DRC (Dispute Resolution Committee) https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Dispute_Resolution_Committee - use to request mediation with another member or to report a potential violation of the membership agreement - drc@pumpingstationone.org <br /> * Discourse https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Discourse - use for authorization requests, long format discussions, and vote ideas. <br /> * Slack: join at https://join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup - use for quick questions, brief announcements, or time sensitive communications<br /> * info@pumpingstationone.org - Membership problems? Questions? Broken tool? This is the place to ask.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> * Visit the Authorizations Wiki Page to learn how to get started: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorizations<br /> * Any tool more dangerous than a soldering iron requires authorization, and most tools that require it have a label similar to the one below:<br /> <br /> [[File:dnh.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do NOT use tools for which you have not received an authorization.<br /> * If you're not sure if something requires authorization, look for the tool on the wiki, or ASK SOMEONE.<br /> <br /> == Parking Tickets ==<br /> * Don't leave things on work tables or on tools.<br /> * Projects cannot be stored long-term. See Tidy Space Policy for more info wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tidy_Space_Policy<br /> * Label your projects with your name and phone/email if you are going to leave them unattended and/or place a green ticket on it for temp storage up to 3 days. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Member Storage ==<br /> * Shelves and Lockers cost an additional $30 a month. If you have a membership plus storage, you can claim your locker or shelf by checking from what is available on the registry @ http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Storage_Registry and getting in contact with the General Operations Team’s Storage Manager.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Guests Policy ==<br /> * Members are allowed to host guests, events, and workshops at the space but cannot leave non-members unattended.<br /> * ALL guests must fill out the waiver at pumpingstationone.org&gt;Menu&gt;Waiver<br /> * At no point can non-members be given a fob or any other means of unsupervised access; ''they are NOT allowed to use any tools that require authorization''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Voting ==<br /> * Any member can write a vote! You should receive emailed voting polls at the email you signed up with. Learn how to write a vote here: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/How_to_write_a_vote <br /> <br /> <br /> == Deactivate/Reactivate Membership + Change Billing Info ==<br /> * This can be done through the web at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Do: ==<br /> * Clean up after yourself (dishes, projects, put tools away). Any member found not cleaning up their mess will be subject to disciplinary action.<br /> * Report broken tools! You won’t be punished for breaking a tool because we need every broken tool to be a learning opportunity for all members. Reporting broken tool also helps keep other members safe and will help the tool get fixed/replaced sooner. Report broken tools on [[Discourse]], email the area host https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas, notify in [[Slack]], and update the [[wiki]]. If you aren’t sure who the area host is, check the wiki or ask via [[Discourse]], [[Slack]] or email (info@pumpingstationone.org) and someone will help you. <br /> * Take out the trash; bags are in the CNC room in the safe and the key to the dumpster is in the dock. If you're using the wood shop, always check to see if the particulate filter bags need emptied - before and after you use the wood shop - and empty them when needed.<br /> * Turn off all of the lights if you are the last one in the building. Make sure all the building doors are closed and lock behind you when you leave.<br /> * Respect your fellow members. High demand tools such as the lasers may require turn-taking. It is first-come, first-served, however you should be considerate.<br /> * Feel free to host an event or workshop! For calendar access email info@pumpingstationone.org. <br /> * Volunteer!!! We are a member-run organization with NO employees. There are many ways that virtually anyone can contribute. <br /> * Label your food with your name and a date or it will be disposed of. Unmarked food or store-bought beer is free.<br /> * If you use a tool, help maintain it. We are all volunteers and are all equally responsible for making Pumping Station a fun and functional place.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Do NOT: ==<br /> * Let strangers in without verifying that they are members. They need to show you an email from PS1 to get in. You can also double-check they are an active member by checking the member directory: http://membership.pumpingstationone.org/directory<br /> * Permit non-members to use tools.<br /> * Surprise someone using a tool. If you need to talk with someone using a tool, approach slowly from the front, while calling to them, or better yet, wait until they are done. DO NOT startle them.<br /> * Overfill the dumpster. We will get fined. <br /> * Leave doors open after 7PM. Our neighbors are disturbed by the noise and mice come in.<br /> * Park in front of the loading dock. It is for members to load and unload, and occasionally do work on their cars. <br /> * Block the fire lanes or electrical panels. <br /> * Prop fire doors open, nor any door that indicates it should not be propped open.<br /> * Leave tools running unsupervised! No saws, no lasers, no Shopbots! If you do, we’ll probably deauthorize you, at the least. (The one exception is 3d printers)</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=New_Member_Quick_Start_Guide&diff=44538 2021-12-18T16:11:49Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>= Pumping Station: One Quick Start Guide =<br /> <br /> Wikipedia page: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/ <br /> <br /> Member Manual: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Manual<br /> <br /> <br /> == Username/Login/Computer Access ==<br /> * The login you create when you sign up is very important---it is how you control your membership payments, and can alter your contact info and storage status. Also called &quot;member management login&quot; <br /> * The login you create upon receiving email instructions is your PS1 login and is how you log on to computers in the space. Also called &quot;active directory login.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> * DRC (Dispute Resolution Committee) https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Dispute_Resolution_Committee - use to request mediation with another member or to report a potential violation of the membership agreement - drc@pumpingstationone.org <br /> * Discourse https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Discourse - use for authorization requests, long format discussions, and vote ideas. <br /> * Slack: join at https://join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup - use for quick questions, brief announcements, or time sensitive communications<br /> * info@pumpingstationone.org - Membership problems? Questions? Broken tool? This is the place to ask.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> * Visit the Authorizations Wiki Page to learn how to get started: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorizations<br /> * Any tool more dangerous than a soldering iron requires authorization, and most tools that require it have a label similar to the one below:<br /> <br /> [[File:dnh.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do NOT use tools for which you have not received an authorization.<br /> * If you're not sure if something requires authorization, look for the tool on the wiki, or ASK SOMEONE.<br /> <br /> == Parking Tickets ==<br /> * Don't leave things on work tables or on tools.<br /> * Projects cannot be stored long-term. See Tidy Space Policy for more info wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tidy_Space_Policy<br /> * Label your projects with your name and phone/email if you are going to leave them unattended and/or place a green ticket on it for temp storage up to 3 days. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Member Storage ==<br /> * Shelves and Lockers cost an additional $30 a month. If you have a membership plus storage, you can claim your locker or shelf by checking from what is available on the registry @ http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Storage_Registry and getting in contact with the General Operations Team’s Storage Manager.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Guests Policy ==<br /> * Members are allowed to host guests, events, and workshops at the space but cannot leave non-members unattended.<br /> * ALL guests must fill out the waiver at pumpingstationone.org&gt;Menu&gt;Waiver<br /> * At no point can non-members be given a fob or any other means of unsupervised access; ''they are NOT allowed to use any tools that require authorization''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Voting ==<br /> * Any member can write a vote! You should receive emailed voting polls at the email you signed up with. Learn how to write a vote here: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/How_to_write_a_vote <br /> <br /> <br /> == Deactivate/Reactivate Membership + Change Billing Info ==<br /> * This can be done through the web at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Do: ==<br /> * Clean up after yourself (dishes, projects, put tools away). Any member found not cleaning up their mess will be subject to disciplinary action.<br /> * Report broken tools! You won’t be punished for breaking a tool because we need every broken tool to be a learning opportunity for all members. Reporting broken tool also helps keep other members safe and will help the tool get fixed/replaced sooner. Report broken tools on [[Discourse]], email the area host, notify in [[Slack]], and update the [[wiki]]. If you aren’t sure who the area host is, check the wiki or ask via [[Discourse]], [[Slack]] or email (info@pumpingstationone.org) and someone will help you. <br /> * Take out the trash; bags are in the CNC room in the safe and the key to the dumpster is in the dock. If you're using the wood shop, always check to see if the particulate filter bags need emptied - before and after you use the wood shop - and empty them when needed.<br /> * Turn off all of the lights if you are the last one in the building. Make sure all the building doors are closed and lock behind you when you leave.<br /> * Respect your fellow members. High demand tools such as the lasers may require turn-taking. It is first-come, first-served, however you should be considerate.<br /> * Feel free to host an event or workshop! For calendar access email info@pumpingstationone.org. <br /> * Volunteer!!! We are a member-run organization with NO employees. There are many ways that virtually anyone can contribute. <br /> * Label your food with your name and a date or it will be disposed of. Unmarked food or store-bought beer is free.<br /> * If you use a tool, help maintain it. We are all volunteers and are all equally responsible for making Pumping Station a fun and functional place.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Do NOT: ==<br /> * Let strangers in without verifying that they are members. They need to show you an email from PS1 to get in. You can also double-check they are an active member by checking the member directory: http://membership.pumpingstationone.org/directory<br /> * Permit non-members to use tools.<br /> * Surprise someone using a tool. If you need to talk with someone using a tool, approach slowly from the front, while calling to them, or better yet, wait until they are done. DO NOT startle them.<br /> * Overfill the dumpster. We will get fined. <br /> * Leave doors open after 7PM. Our neighbors are disturbed by the noise and mice come in.<br /> * Park in front of the loading dock. It is for members to load and unload, and occasionally do work on their cars. <br /> * Block the fire lanes or electrical panels. <br /> * Prop fire doors open, nor any door that indicates it should not be propped open.<br /> * Leave tools running unsupervised! No saws, no lasers, no Shopbots! If you do, we’ll probably deauthorize you, at the least. (The one exception is 3d printers)</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=New_Member_Quick_Start_Guide&diff=44537 2021-12-18T16:06:36Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>= Pumping Station: One Quick Start Guide =<br /> <br /> Wikipedia page: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/ <br /> <br /> Member Manual: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Manual<br /> <br /> <br /> == Username/Login/Computer Access ==<br /> * The login you create when you sign up is very important---it is how you control your membership payments, and can alter your contact info and storage status. Also called &quot;member management login&quot; <br /> * The login you create upon receiving email instructions is your PS1 login and is how you log on to computers in the space. Also called &quot;active directory login.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> * DRC (Dispute Resolution Committee) https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Dispute_Resolution_Committee - use to request mediation with another member or to report a potential violation of the membership agreement - drc@pumpingstationone.org <br /> * Discourse https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Discourse - use for authorization requests, long format discussions, and vote ideas. <br /> * Slack: join at https://join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup - use for quick questions, brief announcements, or time sensitive communications<br /> * info@pumpingstationone.org - Membership problems? Questions? Broken tool? This is the place to ask.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> * Visit the Authorizations Wiki Page to learn how to get started: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorizations<br /> * Any tool more dangerous than a soldering iron requires authorization, and most tools that require it have a label similar to the one below:<br /> <br /> [[File:dnh.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do NOT use tools for which you have not received an authorization.<br /> * If you're not sure if something requires authorization, look for the tool on the wiki, or ASK SOMEONE.<br /> <br /> == Parking Tickets ==<br /> * Don't leave things on work tables or on tools.<br /> * Projects cannot be stored long-term. See Tidy Space Policy for more info wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tidy_Space_Policy<br /> * Label your projects with your name and phone/email if you are going to leave them unattended and/or place a green ticket on it for temp storage up to 3 days. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Member Storage ==<br /> * Shelves and Lockers cost an additional $30 a month. If you have a membership plus storage, you can claim your locker or shelf by checking from what is available on the registry @ http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Storage_Registry and getting in contact with the General Operations Team’s Storage Manager.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Guests Policy ==<br /> * Members are allowed to host guests, events, and workshops at the space but cannot leave non-members unattended.<br /> * ALL guests must fill out the waiver at pumpingstationone.org&gt;Menu&gt;Waiver<br /> * At no point can non-members be given a fob or any other means of unsupervised access; ''they are NOT allowed to use any tools that require authorization''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Voting ==<br /> * Any member can write a vote! You should receive emailed voting polls at the email you signed up with. Learn how to write a vote here: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/How_to_write_a_vote <br /> <br /> <br /> == Deactivate/Reactivate Membership + Change Billing Info ==<br /> * This can be done through the web at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Do: ==<br /> * Clean up after yourself (dishes, projects, put tools away). Any member found not cleaning up their mess will be subject to disciplinary action.<br /> * Report broken tools! You won’t be punished for breaking a tool because we need every broken tool to be a learning opportunity for all members. Reporting broken tool also helps keep other members safe and will help the tool get fixed/replaced sooner. Report broken tools on Discourse, email the area host, notify in Slack, and update the wiki. If you aren’t sure who the area host is, check the wiki or ask via Groups, Slack or email (info@pumpingstationone.org) and someone will help you. <br /> * Take out the trash; bags are in the CNC room in the safe and the key to the dumpster is in the dock. If you're using the wood shop, always check to see if the particulate filter bags need emptied - before and after you use the wood shop - and empty them when needed.<br /> * Turn off all of the lights if you are the last one in the building. Make sure all the building doors are closed and lock behind you when you leave.<br /> * Respect your fellow members. High demand tools such as the lasers may require turn-taking. It is first-come, first-served, however you should be considerate.<br /> * Feel free to host an event or workshop! For calendar access email info@pumpingstationone.org. <br /> * Volunteer!!! We are a member-run organization with NO employees. There are many ways that virtually anyone can contribute. <br /> * Label your food with your name and a date or it will be disposed of. Unmarked food or store-bought beer is free.<br /> * If you use a tool, help maintain it. We are all volunteers and are all equally responsible for making Pumping Station a fun and functional place.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Do NOT: ==<br /> * Let strangers in without verifying that they are members. They need to show you an email from PS1 to get in. You can also double-check they are an active member by checking the member directory: http://membership.pumpingstationone.org/directory<br /> * Permit non-members to use tools.<br /> * Surprise someone using a tool. If you need to talk with someone using a tool, approach slowly from the front, while calling to them, or better yet, wait until they are done. DO NOT startle them.<br /> * Overfill the dumpster. We will get fined. <br /> * Leave doors open after 7PM. Our neighbors are disturbed by the noise and mice come in.<br /> * Park in front of the loading dock. It is for members to load and unload, and occasionally do work on their cars. <br /> * Block the fire lanes or electrical panels. <br /> * Prop fire doors open, nor any door that indicates it should not be propped open.<br /> * Leave tools running unsupervised! No saws, no lasers, no Shopbots! If you do, we’ll probably deauthorize you, at the least. (The one exception is 3d printers)</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=New_Member_Quick_Start_Guide&diff=44536 2021-12-18T16:06:12Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>= Pumping Station: One Quick Start Guide =<br /> <br /> Wikipedia page: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/ <br /> <br /> Member Manual: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Manual<br /> <br /> <br /> == Username/Login/Computer Access ==<br /> * The login you create when you sign up is very important---it is how you control your membership payments, and can alter your contact info and storage status. Also called &quot;member management login&quot; <br /> * The login you create upon receiving email instructions is your PS1 login and is how you log on to computers in the space. Also called &quot;active directory login.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> * DRC (Dispute Resolution Committee) https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Dispute_Resolution_Committee - use to request mediation with another member or to report a potential violation of the membership agreement - drc@pumpingstationone.org <br /> * Discourse https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Discourse - use for authorization requests, long format discussions, and vote ideas. <br /> * Slack: join at join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup - use for quick questions, brief announcements, or time sensitive communications<br /> * info@pumpingstationone.org - Membership problems? Questions? Broken tool? This is the place to ask.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> * Visit the Authorizations Wiki Page to learn how to get started: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorizations<br /> * Any tool more dangerous than a soldering iron requires authorization, and most tools that require it have a label similar to the one below:<br /> <br /> [[File:dnh.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do NOT use tools for which you have not received an authorization.<br /> * If you're not sure if something requires authorization, look for the tool on the wiki, or ASK SOMEONE.<br /> <br /> == Parking Tickets ==<br /> * Don't leave things on work tables or on tools.<br /> * Projects cannot be stored long-term. See Tidy Space Policy for more info wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tidy_Space_Policy<br /> * Label your projects with your name and phone/email if you are going to leave them unattended and/or place a green ticket on it for temp storage up to 3 days. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Member Storage ==<br /> * Shelves and Lockers cost an additional $30 a month. If you have a membership plus storage, you can claim your locker or shelf by checking from what is available on the registry @ http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Storage_Registry and getting in contact with the General Operations Team’s Storage Manager.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Guests Policy ==<br /> * Members are allowed to host guests, events, and workshops at the space but cannot leave non-members unattended.<br /> * ALL guests must fill out the waiver at pumpingstationone.org&gt;Menu&gt;Waiver<br /> * At no point can non-members be given a fob or any other means of unsupervised access; ''they are NOT allowed to use any tools that require authorization''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Voting ==<br /> * Any member can write a vote! You should receive emailed voting polls at the email you signed up with. Learn how to write a vote here: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/How_to_write_a_vote <br /> <br /> <br /> == Deactivate/Reactivate Membership + Change Billing Info ==<br /> * This can be done through the web at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Do: ==<br /> * Clean up after yourself (dishes, projects, put tools away). Any member found not cleaning up their mess will be subject to disciplinary action.<br /> * Report broken tools! You won’t be punished for breaking a tool because we need every broken tool to be a learning opportunity for all members. Reporting broken tool also helps keep other members safe and will help the tool get fixed/replaced sooner. Report broken tools on Discourse, email the area host, notify in Slack, and update the wiki. If you aren’t sure who the area host is, check the wiki or ask via Groups, Slack or email (info@pumpingstationone.org) and someone will help you. <br /> * Take out the trash; bags are in the CNC room in the safe and the key to the dumpster is in the dock. If you're using the wood shop, always check to see if the particulate filter bags need emptied - before and after you use the wood shop - and empty them when needed.<br /> * Turn off all of the lights if you are the last one in the building. Make sure all the building doors are closed and lock behind you when you leave.<br /> * Respect your fellow members. High demand tools such as the lasers may require turn-taking. It is first-come, first-served, however you should be considerate.<br /> * Feel free to host an event or workshop! For calendar access email info@pumpingstationone.org. <br /> * Volunteer!!! We are a member-run organization with NO employees. There are many ways that virtually anyone can contribute. <br /> * Label your food with your name and a date or it will be disposed of. Unmarked food or store-bought beer is free.<br /> * If you use a tool, help maintain it. We are all volunteers and are all equally responsible for making Pumping Station a fun and functional place.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Do NOT: ==<br /> * Let strangers in without verifying that they are members. They need to show you an email from PS1 to get in. You can also double-check they are an active member by checking the member directory: http://membership.pumpingstationone.org/directory<br /> * Permit non-members to use tools.<br /> * Surprise someone using a tool. If you need to talk with someone using a tool, approach slowly from the front, while calling to them, or better yet, wait until they are done. DO NOT startle them.<br /> * Overfill the dumpster. We will get fined. <br /> * Leave doors open after 7PM. Our neighbors are disturbed by the noise and mice come in.<br /> * Park in front of the loading dock. It is for members to load and unload, and occasionally do work on their cars. <br /> * Block the fire lanes or electrical panels. <br /> * Prop fire doors open, nor any door that indicates it should not be propped open.<br /> * Leave tools running unsupervised! No saws, no lasers, no Shopbots! If you do, we’ll probably deauthorize you, at the least. (The one exception is 3d printers)</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=New_Member_Quick_Start_Guide&diff=44535 2021-12-18T16:05:42Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>= Pumping Station: One Quick Start Guide =<br /> <br /> Wikipedia page: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/ <br /> <br /> Member Manual: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Manual<br /> <br /> <br /> == Username/Login/Computer Access ==<br /> * The login you create when you sign up is very important---it is how you control your membership payments, and can alter your contact info and storage status. Also called &quot;member management login&quot; <br /> * The login you create upon receiving email instructions is your PS1 login and is how you log on to computers in the space. Also called &quot;active directory login.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> * DRC (Dispute Resolution Committee) - use to request mediation with another member or to report a potential violation of the membership agreement - drc@pumpingstationone.org <br /> * Discourse https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Discourse - use for authorization requests, long format discussions, and vote ideas. <br /> * Slack: join at join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup - use for quick questions, brief announcements, or time sensitive communications<br /> * info@pumpingstationone.org - Membership problems? Questions? Broken tool? This is the place to ask.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorizations ==<br /> * Visit the Authorizations Wiki Page to learn how to get started: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorizations<br /> * Any tool more dangerous than a soldering iron requires authorization, and most tools that require it have a label similar to the one below:<br /> <br /> [[File:dnh.png]]<br /> <br /> * Do NOT use tools for which you have not received an authorization.<br /> * If you're not sure if something requires authorization, look for the tool on the wiki, or ASK SOMEONE.<br /> <br /> == Parking Tickets ==<br /> * Don't leave things on work tables or on tools.<br /> * Projects cannot be stored long-term. See Tidy Space Policy for more info wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tidy_Space_Policy<br /> * Label your projects with your name and phone/email if you are going to leave them unattended and/or place a green ticket on it for temp storage up to 3 days. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Member Storage ==<br /> * Shelves and Lockers cost an additional $30 a month. If you have a membership plus storage, you can claim your locker or shelf by checking from what is available on the registry @ http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Member_Storage_Registry and getting in contact with the General Operations Team’s Storage Manager.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Guests Policy ==<br /> * Members are allowed to host guests, events, and workshops at the space but cannot leave non-members unattended.<br /> * ALL guests must fill out the waiver at pumpingstationone.org&gt;Menu&gt;Waiver<br /> * At no point can non-members be given a fob or any other means of unsupervised access; ''they are NOT allowed to use any tools that require authorization''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Voting ==<br /> * Any member can write a vote! You should receive emailed voting polls at the email you signed up with. Learn how to write a vote here: http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/How_to_write_a_vote <br /> <br /> <br /> == Deactivate/Reactivate Membership + Change Billing Info ==<br /> * This can be done through the web at http://membership.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Do: ==<br /> * Clean up after yourself (dishes, projects, put tools away). Any member found not cleaning up their mess will be subject to disciplinary action.<br /> * Report broken tools! You won’t be punished for breaking a tool because we need every broken tool to be a learning opportunity for all members. Reporting broken tool also helps keep other members safe and will help the tool get fixed/replaced sooner. Report broken tools on Discourse, email the area host, notify in Slack, and update the wiki. If you aren’t sure who the area host is, check the wiki or ask via Groups, Slack or email (info@pumpingstationone.org) and someone will help you. <br /> * Take out the trash; bags are in the CNC room in the safe and the key to the dumpster is in the dock. If you're using the wood shop, always check to see if the particulate filter bags need emptied - before and after you use the wood shop - and empty them when needed.<br /> * Turn off all of the lights if you are the last one in the building. Make sure all the building doors are closed and lock behind you when you leave.<br /> * Respect your fellow members. High demand tools such as the lasers may require turn-taking. It is first-come, first-served, however you should be considerate.<br /> * Feel free to host an event or workshop! For calendar access email info@pumpingstationone.org. <br /> * Volunteer!!! We are a member-run organization with NO employees. There are many ways that virtually anyone can contribute. <br /> * Label your food with your name and a date or it will be disposed of. Unmarked food or store-bought beer is free.<br /> * If you use a tool, help maintain it. We are all volunteers and are all equally responsible for making Pumping Station a fun and functional place.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Do NOT: ==<br /> * Let strangers in without verifying that they are members. They need to show you an email from PS1 to get in. You can also double-check they are an active member by checking the member directory: http://membership.pumpingstationone.org/directory<br /> * Permit non-members to use tools.<br /> * Surprise someone using a tool. If you need to talk with someone using a tool, approach slowly from the front, while calling to them, or better yet, wait until they are done. DO NOT startle them.<br /> * Overfill the dumpster. We will get fined. <br /> * Leave doors open after 7PM. Our neighbors are disturbed by the noise and mice come in.<br /> * Park in front of the loading dock. It is for members to load and unload, and occasionally do work on their cars. <br /> * Block the fire lanes or electrical panels. <br /> * Prop fire doors open, nor any door that indicates it should not be propped open.<br /> * Leave tools running unsupervised! No saws, no lasers, no Shopbots! If you do, we’ll probably deauthorize you, at the least. (The one exception is 3d printers)</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Board&diff=44446 2021-11-22T00:28:36Z

<p>Rdoeksen: Undo revision 44442 by Rdoeksen (talk)</p> <hr /> <div>The Board of Directors are the eight PS1 members elected to serve as President, Vice-President, Secretary, and 5 Directors-At-Large. <br /> <br /> As of 12/17/2019 these officers are no longer board members: Treasurer, Chief Technical Officer, Public Relations Director<br /> but lets leave the descriptions here because it's handy.<br /> <br /> Minutes from board meetings are made available on the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Meetings Board Meetings] category page.<br /> <br /> Board procedures are documented in the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Procedures Board Procedures] category.<br /> <br /> Previous boards can be found in the year's respective [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Elections Elections]<br /> <br /> == Contacting the Board ==<br /> <br /> Members can contact the board in person at the twice monthly Tuesday meeting (Currently first and third Tuesday of the month - check the calendar for up to date information). You can send email to info {at} pumpingstationone.org to open a ticket in the FreshDesk system for the Board to handle. That system is not for private information. For private information, email board {at} pumpingstationone.org, email a specific member of the board, or talk to us at the meeting.<br /> <br /> == President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Paul Ocampo (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> president {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Call, convene and conduct meetings<br /> *Ensuring the organization’s activities are compliant and in furtherance of its mission<br /> *Lead, manage, and develop the organization’s volunteers and organizational culture<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess the organization’s programs (including their impact)<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant fundraising practices<br /> *Develop, inform, and support the board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> *Develop and maintain beneficial relationships with donors, funders, supporters, collaborators, allies, vendors, and other stakeholders<br /> *Work with PR to ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Champion the organization and advocating its mission to internal and external stakeholders<br /> *Keep the organization informed of significant developments and changes in the internal and external environment<br /> *Lead the organization’s planning processes<br /> *Ensure legal compliance (including all required filings) and sound risk management practices<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Member Meetings<br /> *Engage the membership (and other stakeholders) in working to maintain organizational infrastructure<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> == Vice President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Nathan Upchurch (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> vicepresident {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *In the absence of the President, performing the roles of President.<br /> *Enforcing the rules of meeting procedure.<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Members in the President’s absence.<br /> *Have a thorough understanding of the Bylaws and current policies and be able to communicate them clearly to the Board and Members.<br /> *Oversee the implementation and revision of policy to ensure sound and compliant governance and management of the organization.<br /> *Partner with the President to lead and develop the facilitation of discussion with the Board and general members in determining the future vision for the organization while holding to the purpose of the organization as stated in the Bylaws. <br /> *Partner with the President to lead the development and refinement of impact metrics (such as member surveys).<br /> *Assess the performance of the Board, its committees, Area Hosts, and Volunteer Authorizers.<br /> *Assure ongoing recruitment, development, and contributions of Board members.<br /> *Manage with Full Administrative access the online software management tools required for the organization to function (Google Suite including Google Groups, Wild Apricot Member Management Software, Freshbooks Accounting Software) and providing access or assistance to the Board and general membership as appropriate and necessary.<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Secretary ==<br /> '''Currently''': Joe Mertz (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> secretary {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Set priorities and create agendas for meetings of the Board<br /> *Take official notes for all Board Meetings<br /> *Update and manage the PS1 Board Google calendar<br /> *Maintain all relevant Board documents (currently a Google Team Drive and a Wiki) including the governing documents, key governance policies, minutes of board meetings, and written consents<br /> *Schedule member votes, provide notice to membership of upcoming votes, count votes, report and record final outcomes<br /> *Serve as an active conduit for communication between the Board and members <br /> *Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and communicate relevant information to the Board as needed<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Directors-at-Large ==<br /> <br /> '''Currently''': (2 year terms, election November 16, 2021)<br /> * Louis Stiehm<br /> * Donzell Gordon<br /> * Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Tim Bielawa<br /> * Jesse Seay<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Assist the Board in carrying out directives, policies, and resolutions<br /> * Develop, inform, and support the Board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> * Support and assist the Board in their decision making<br /> * Develop, implement and assess a personal initiative or project as stated at the time of election<br /> * Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and fulfill all duties related to that role<br /> * Act as the primary liaison between the Board and any relevant committees or teams as needed<br /> * Work with the member management team when they have questions or problems<br /> * Check FreshDesk on a weekly basis and answer tickets that need a Board member<br /> * Look for ways to improve the organization and create initiatives to achieve those improvements<br /> * Establish new committees/teams/volunteer positions as needed to help PS1 run smoothly<br /> * Answer member and non-member emails <br /> * Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Treasurer (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)==<br /> '''Currently''': Carl Karsten <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> treasurer {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant financial management practices (including budgeting)<br /> *Oversee Budgets for each Area - Warn and stop funding when they run out of budget.<br /> *Ensure that reports to governments (Federal, State) are filed on time<br /> *Oversee, implement, monitor, and assess the expense tracking system <br /> *Fix member accounting mistakes and adjust accounts as required<br /> *Oversee and assess the financial health of the organization and implement processes to improve financial health as necessary<br /> *Pay bills for the organization<br /> *Reimburse Area Hosts and other people for approved expenses.<br /> *Answer relevant member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> &gt;&gt; [[Treasurer Procedures]]<br /> <br /> == CTO ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:folf|Sky Nova]] (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> cto {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Keeps the internet going, website up, ducks in a row.<br /> * And since you asked, yes, the '''entire''' internet.<br /> * Monitor for technological issues and address as needed<br /> * Ensure effective technology infrastructure exists to support the organization and its mission, programs, and activities<br /> * Monitor the security and performance of all infrastructure<br /> * Ensure the backup and redundancy of all infrastructure<br /> * Handle escalated technology issues as reported by the membership<br /> * Consider and implement appropriate security for electronic storage of key documents and data<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == PR Director ==<br /> '''Currently''': (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> press {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Manage the organization’s social media accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Meetup) and post or solicit content on a regular basis<br /> *Oversee the organization’s website content, ensuring accuracy and relevance <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to announce and promote events happening in the space <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to increase awareness of external events relevant to the space<br /> *Establish and manage a Public Relations Team to help with the above goals and provide regular updates to the Board<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:The Board]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Get_Help&diff=44445 2021-11-21T21:26:50Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>== Email Lists ==<br /> <br /> * Public E-mail: info@pumpingstationone.org: <br /> ** This sends an email to [[Systems#Request Tracker|RT]]<br /> <br /> * DISCOURSE -- The discourse instance at https://discourse.pumpingstationone.org/ is our current discussion board venue. It provides both public and confidential channels for PS1 members and operations. It is channelized by area and major function. New members are automatically added to appropriate channels on request. (Info @ pumpingstationone.org)<br /> <br /> * the old google venue for communications channels has been retired. Old posts are archived but no further discussion is open on google. Please use discourse. [http://groups.google.com/group/pumping-station-one-public Pumping Station: One Google Group - public list] - For general hacker / maker content and announcements to, discussions with, or questions from, non-members.<br /> * If you need to contact the board of directors privately you should email directors-only@pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> == Social Networks ==<br /> * Twitter:<br /> ** Official Account: [http://twitter.com/@pumpingstation1 @pumpingstation1]<br /> ** Mascot Carl: [http://twitter.com/@carrrl @carrrl]<br /> ** Hashtag [http://twitter.com/#search?q=%23psone312 #psone312]<br /> * Facebook:<br /> ** Page: https://www.facebook.com/PumpingStationOne<br /> ** Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=43740233740 (defunct, not actively managed by us anymore)<br /> * Flickr: http://flickr.com/groups/pumpingstationone<br /> * Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/psone/videos<br /> * [[Meetup]]<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> * Website: [http://pumpingstationone.org/ http://pumpingstationone.org/]<br /> * Blog: [http://pumpingstationone.org/ http://pumpingstationone.org/] Members are encouraged to post to our blog.<br /> * [[Wiki]]: [http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/]<br /> * GitHub: [https://github.com/pumpingstation1 https://github.com/pumpingstation1]<br /> * Thingiverse: [https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/pumping-station-one https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/pumping-station-one]<br /> * [[IRC]]: #pumpingstationone on irc.libera.chat<br /> * [[Slack]]: https://pumpingstationone.slack.com<br /> * Trello: https://trello.com/pumpingstationone<br /> * Other Hackerspaces: http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Hackerspaces<br /> * Spaces We've Worked With:<br /> ** [http://www.tvbgone.com/cfe_tvbg_main.php Mitch Altman] of [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Noisebridge Noisebridge ''San Francisco'']<br /> ** [http://www.i3detroit.com/ i3 Detroit]<br /> ** [http://www.c3kc.org/ CCCKC ''Kansas City'']<br /> <br /> == Phone Numbers ==<br /> [[Who To Call]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=User:Rdoeksen&diff=44444 2021-11-21T21:17:17Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Epilog Laser Authorization */</p> <hr /> <div>Ray Doeksen<br /> <br /> Currently a regular Member, past 3x PR Director<br /> <br /> NikeCraft Wear Tester https://www.nikecraft.com/wear-testing/program<br /> <br /> Google Voice: 312-970-9729, responses usually within 48 hours on weekdays, seldom on weekends or holidays.<br /> <br /> Member since April 2013. <br /> <br /> Shelf 35 no longer claimed<br /> <br /> Redundant page of reduncancies: [[Ray Doeksen]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> * Not currently conducting unscheduled authorizations. See the CNC area host for authorization schedule. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you … efficiently, and at a time that is convenient for you. Efficiently means a couple of things, first it means that you help figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> Then, I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I can pretty much guarantee that I won't reschedule them for a future authorization, at least not happily or without being bribed with food, beer or whatever.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. I won't get into technique, or very much about how to use Adobe Illustrator or other creative apps, or cover functions that are seldom used, like pass-through or use of the rotary adapter.<br /> <br /> I can conduct authorizations on any of the lasers, but will only schedule authorizations for a laser that is currently operational. If a laser is down for maintenance, it's off my schedule until it's been repaired and fully functional.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=User:Rdoeksen&diff=44443 2021-11-21T21:17:05Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>Ray Doeksen<br /> <br /> Currently a regular Member, past 3x PR Director<br /> <br /> NikeCraft Wear Tester https://www.nikecraft.com/wear-testing/program<br /> <br /> Google Voice: 312-970-9729, responses usually within 48 hours on weekdays, seldom on weekends or holidays.<br /> <br /> Member since April 2013. <br /> <br /> Shelf 35 no longer claimed<br /> <br /> Redundant page of reduncancies: [[Ray Doeksen]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Recommended laser authorizers]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Epilog Laser Authorization ==<br /> <br /> * Not currently conducting unscheduled authorizations. See the CNC area host for authorization schedule. <br /> <br /> Here is how I would like to conduct laser authorizations for you … efficiently, and at a time that is convenient for you. Efficiently means a couple of things, first it means that you help figure out how to get several (2-9) other members to also agree to do the authorization session at the same time. When? That isn't so important, because I don't have a 9-5 job and my schedule is more variable than yours. Now, at that point, I can't guarantee that I can do it on your first choice of day/time but I'll try to. Once you tell me who wants to be authorized … and can give me a list of names and email addresses, I'll set up a Google Calendar event for it and invite everyone to be a 'guest' for the event. <br /> <br /> Then, I expect everyone that was invited to reply and confirm, and everyone that confirms to show up. If someone doesn't confirm, I won't guarantee that I'll be able to fit them in … and if they don't show up, I can pretty much guarantee that I won't reschedule them for a future authorization, at least not happily or without being bribed with food, beer or whatever.<br /> <br /> My authorizations take between an hour and an hour and a half, and will cover everything you need to know to be safe and to operate the machine effectively and efficiently as a new user. I won't get into technique, or very much about how to use Adobe Illustrator or other creative apps, or cover functions that are seldom used, like pass-through or use of the rotary adapter.<br /> <br /> I can conduct authorizations on any of the lasers, but will only schedule authorizations for a laser that is currently operational. If a laser is down for maintenance, it's off my schedule until it's been repaired and fully functional.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Board&diff=44442 2021-11-21T21:15:09Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>The Board of Directors are the eight PS1 members elected to serve as President, Vice-President, Secretary, and 5 Directors-At-Large. <br /> <br /> As of 12/17/2019 these officers are no longer board members: Treasurer, Chief Technical Officer, Public Relations Director<br /> but lets leave the descriptions here because it's handy.<br /> <br /> Minutes from board meetings are made available on the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Meetings Board Meetings] category page.<br /> <br /> Board procedures are documented in the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Procedures Board Procedures] category.<br /> <br /> Previous boards can be found in the year's respective [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Elections Elections]<br /> <br /> == Contacting the Board ==<br /> <br /> Members can contact the board in person at the twice monthly Tuesday meeting (Currently first and third Tuesday of the month - check the calendar for up to date information). You can send email to info {at} pumpingstationone.org to open a ticket in the FreshDesk system for the Board to handle. That system is not for private information. For private information, email board {at} pumpingstationone.org, email a specific member of the board, or talk to us at the meeting.<br /> <br /> == President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Paul Ocampo (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> president {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Call, convene and conduct meetings<br /> *Ensuring the organization’s activities are compliant and in furtherance of its mission<br /> *Lead, manage, and develop the organization’s volunteers and organizational culture<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess the organization’s programs (including their impact)<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant fundraising practices<br /> *Develop, inform, and support the board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> *Develop and maintain beneficial relationships with donors, funders, supporters, collaborators, allies, vendors, and other stakeholders<br /> *Work with PR to ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Champion the organization and advocating its mission to internal and external stakeholders<br /> *Keep the organization informed of significant developments and changes in the internal and external environment<br /> *Lead the organization’s planning processes<br /> *Ensure legal compliance (including all required filings) and sound risk management practices<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Member Meetings<br /> *Engage the membership (and other stakeholders) in working to maintain organizational infrastructure<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> == Vice President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Nathan Upchurch (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> vicepresident {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *In the absence of the President, performing the roles of President.<br /> *Enforcing the rules of meeting procedure.<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Members in the President’s absence.<br /> *Have a thorough understanding of the Bylaws and current policies and be able to communicate them clearly to the Board and Members.<br /> *Oversee the implementation and revision of policy to ensure sound and compliant governance and management of the organization.<br /> *Partner with the President to lead and develop the facilitation of discussion with the Board and general members in determining the future vision for the organization while holding to the purpose of the organization as stated in the Bylaws. <br /> *Partner with the President to lead the development and refinement of impact metrics (such as member surveys).<br /> *Assess the performance of the Board, its committees, Area Hosts, and Volunteer Authorizers.<br /> *Assure ongoing recruitment, development, and contributions of Board members.<br /> *Manage with Full Administrative access the online software management tools required for the organization to function (Google Suite including Google Groups, Wild Apricot Member Management Software, Freshbooks Accounting Software) and providing access or assistance to the Board and general membership as appropriate and necessary.<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Secretary ==<br /> '''Currently''': Joe Mertz (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> secretary {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Set priorities and create agendas for meetings of the Board<br /> *Take official notes for all Board Meetings<br /> *Update and manage the PS1 Board Google calendar<br /> *Maintain all relevant Board documents (currently a Google Team Drive and a Wiki) including the governing documents, key governance policies, minutes of board meetings, and written consents<br /> *Schedule member votes, provide notice to membership of upcoming votes, count votes, report and record final outcomes<br /> *Serve as an active conduit for communication between the Board and members <br /> *Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and communicate relevant information to the Board as needed<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Directors-at-Large ==<br /> <br /> '''Currently''': (2 year terms, election November 16, 2021)<br /> * Louis Stiehm<br /> * Donzell Gordon<br /> * Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Tim Bielawa<br /> * Jesse Seay<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Assist the Board in carrying out directives, policies, and resolutions<br /> * Develop, inform, and support the Board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> * Support and assist the Board in their decision making<br /> * Develop, implement and assess a personal initiative or project as stated at the time of election<br /> * Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and fulfill all duties related to that role<br /> * Act as the primary liaison between the Board and any relevant committees or teams as needed<br /> * Work with the member management team when they have questions or problems<br /> * Check FreshDesk on a weekly basis and answer tickets that need a Board member<br /> * Look for ways to improve the organization and create initiatives to achieve those improvements<br /> * Establish new committees/teams/volunteer positions as needed to help PS1 run smoothly<br /> * Answer member and non-member emails <br /> * Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Treasurer (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)==<br /> '''Currently''': Carl Karsten <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> treasurer {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant financial management practices (including budgeting)<br /> *Oversee Budgets for each Area - Warn and stop funding when they run out of budget.<br /> *Ensure that reports to governments (Federal, State) are filed on time<br /> *Oversee, implement, monitor, and assess the expense tracking system <br /> *Fix member accounting mistakes and adjust accounts as required<br /> *Oversee and assess the financial health of the organization and implement processes to improve financial health as necessary<br /> *Pay bills for the organization<br /> *Reimburse Area Hosts and other people for approved expenses.<br /> *Answer relevant member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> &gt;&gt; [[Treasurer Procedures]]<br /> <br /> == CTO (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019) ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:folf|Sky Nova]] <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> cto {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Keeps the internet going, website up, ducks in a row.<br /> * And since you asked, yes, the '''entire''' internet.<br /> * Monitor for technological issues and address as needed<br /> * Ensure effective technology infrastructure exists to support the organization and its mission, programs, and activities<br /> * Monitor the security and performance of all infrastructure<br /> * Ensure the backup and redundancy of all infrastructure<br /> * Handle escalated technology issues as reported by the membership<br /> * Consider and implement appropriate security for electronic storage of key documents and data<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == PR Director (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019) ==<br /> '''Currently''': <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> press {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Manage the organization’s social media accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Meetup) and post or solicit content on a regular basis<br /> *Oversee the organization’s website content, ensuring accuracy and relevance <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to announce and promote events happening in the space <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to increase awareness of external events relevant to the space<br /> *Establish and manage a Public Relations Team to help with the above goals and provide regular updates to the Board<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:The Board]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=The_Board&diff=44441 2021-11-21T21:13:58Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>The Board of Directors are the eight PS1 members elected to serve as President, Vice-President, Secretary, and 5 Directors-At-Large. <br /> <br /> As of 12/17/2019 these officers are no longer board members: Treasurer, Chief Technical Officer, Public Relations Director<br /> but lets leave the descriptions here because it's handy.<br /> <br /> Minutes from board meetings are made available on the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Meetings Board Meetings] category page.<br /> <br /> Board procedures are documented in the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Board_Procedures Board Procedures] category.<br /> <br /> Previous boards can be found in the year's respective [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Elections Elections]<br /> <br /> == Contacting the Board ==<br /> <br /> Members can contact the board in person at the twice monthly Tuesday meeting (Currently first and third Tuesday of the month - check the calendar for up to date information). You can send email to info {at} pumpingstationone.org to open a ticket in the FreshDesk system for the Board to handle. That system is not for private information. For private information, email board {at} pumpingstationone.org, email a specific member of the board, or talk to us at the meeting.<br /> <br /> == President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Paul Ocampo (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> president {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Call, convene and conduct meetings<br /> *Ensuring the organization’s activities are compliant and in furtherance of its mission<br /> *Lead, manage, and develop the organization’s volunteers and organizational culture<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess the organization’s programs (including their impact)<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant fundraising practices<br /> *Develop, inform, and support the board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> *Develop and maintain beneficial relationships with donors, funders, supporters, collaborators, allies, vendors, and other stakeholders<br /> *Work with PR to ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Champion the organization and advocating its mission to internal and external stakeholders<br /> *Keep the organization informed of significant developments and changes in the internal and external environment<br /> *Lead the organization’s planning processes<br /> *Ensure legal compliance (including all required filings) and sound risk management practices<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Member Meetings<br /> *Engage the membership (and other stakeholders) in working to maintain organizational infrastructure<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> == Vice President ==<br /> '''Currently''': Nathan Upchurch (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> vicepresident {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *In the absence of the President, performing the roles of President.<br /> *Enforcing the rules of meeting procedure.<br /> *Preside over meetings of the Board and Members in the President’s absence.<br /> *Have a thorough understanding of the Bylaws and current policies and be able to communicate them clearly to the Board and Members.<br /> *Oversee the implementation and revision of policy to ensure sound and compliant governance and management of the organization.<br /> *Partner with the President to lead and develop the facilitation of discussion with the Board and general members in determining the future vision for the organization while holding to the purpose of the organization as stated in the Bylaws. <br /> *Partner with the President to lead the development and refinement of impact metrics (such as member surveys).<br /> *Assess the performance of the Board, its committees, Area Hosts, and Volunteer Authorizers.<br /> *Assure ongoing recruitment, development, and contributions of Board members.<br /> *Manage with Full Administrative access the online software management tools required for the organization to function (Google Suite including Google Groups, Wild Apricot Member Management Software, Freshbooks Accounting Software) and providing access or assistance to the Board and general membership as appropriate and necessary.<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Secretary ==<br /> '''Currently''': Joe Mertz (1 year term, election November 16, 2021)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> secretary {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Set priorities and create agendas for meetings of the Board<br /> *Take official notes for all Board Meetings<br /> *Update and manage the PS1 Board Google calendar<br /> *Maintain all relevant Board documents (currently a Google Team Drive and a Wiki) including the governing documents, key governance policies, minutes of board meetings, and written consents<br /> *Schedule member votes, provide notice to membership of upcoming votes, count votes, report and record final outcomes<br /> *Serve as an active conduit for communication between the Board and members <br /> *Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and communicate relevant information to the Board as needed<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Directors-at-Large ==<br /> <br /> '''Currently''': (2 year terms, election November 16, 2021)<br /> * Louis Stiehm<br /> * Donzell Gordon<br /> * Jennie Plasterer<br /> * Tim Bielawa<br /> * Jesse Seay<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Assist the Board in carrying out directives, policies, and resolutions<br /> * Develop, inform, and support the Board and committees to carry out their governance functions<br /> * Support and assist the Board in their decision making<br /> * Develop, implement and assess a personal initiative or project as stated at the time of election<br /> * Serve as a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee and fulfill all duties related to that role<br /> * Act as the primary liaison between the Board and any relevant committees or teams as needed<br /> * Work with the member management team when they have questions or problems<br /> * Check FreshDesk on a weekly basis and answer tickets that need a Board member<br /> * Look for ways to improve the organization and create initiatives to achieve those improvements<br /> * Establish new committees/teams/volunteer positions as needed to help PS1 run smoothly<br /> * Answer member and non-member emails <br /> * Assist with ID checks at weekly member meetings<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == Treasurer (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)==<br /> '''Currently''': Carl Karsten <br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> treasurer {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Develop, implement, monitor, and assess sound and compliant financial management practices (including budgeting)<br /> *Oversee Budgets for each Area - Warn and stop funding when they run out of budget.<br /> *Ensure that reports to governments (Federal, State) are filed on time<br /> *Oversee, implement, monitor, and assess the expense tracking system <br /> *Fix member accounting mistakes and adjust accounts as required<br /> *Oversee and assess the financial health of the organization and implement processes to improve financial health as necessary<br /> *Pay bills for the organization<br /> *Reimburse Area Hosts and other people for approved expenses.<br /> *Answer relevant member and non-member emails as needed <br /> <br /> &gt;&gt; [[Treasurer Procedures]]<br /> <br /> == CTO ==<br /> '''Currently''': [[user:folf|Sky Nova]] (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> cto {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> * Keeps the internet going, website up, ducks in a row.<br /> * And since you asked, yes, the '''entire''' internet.<br /> * Monitor for technological issues and address as needed<br /> * Ensure effective technology infrastructure exists to support the organization and its mission, programs, and activities<br /> * Monitor the security and performance of all infrastructure<br /> * Ensure the backup and redundancy of all infrastructure<br /> * Handle escalated technology issues as reported by the membership<br /> * Consider and implement appropriate security for electronic storage of key documents and data<br /> * Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> == PR Director ==<br /> '''Currently''': (position not considered a board member since 12/17/2019)<br /> <br /> '''Contact''':<br /> press {at} pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> '''Official Responsibilities'''<br /> *Ensure effective external communications about the organization and its mission, priorities, importance, programs, and activities<br /> *Manage the organization’s social media accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Meetup) and post or solicit content on a regular basis<br /> *Oversee the organization’s website content, ensuring accuracy and relevance <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to announce and promote events happening in the space <br /> *Partner with Area Hosts, Volunteer Authorizers, and general members to increase awareness of external events relevant to the space<br /> *Establish and manage a Public Relations Team to help with the above goals and provide regular updates to the Board<br /> *Answer member and non-member emails as needed <br /> *Attend bi-weekly Board meetings<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:The Board]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Supermax_25x2_Drum_Sander&diff=44304 2021-10-20T01:20:36Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner=PS:One<br /> |model=25x2<br /> |serial=?<br /> |arrived=<br /> |doesitwork=no<br /> |contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]<br /> |where=Wood Shop<br /> |certification=yes<br /> |hackable=no<br /> |value=$2700<br /> |image=SupermaxSander.jpg<br /> |hostarea=Wood Shop<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor.. <br /> '''<br /> DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed. <br /> <br /> Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.<br /> <br /> 12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered. <br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 .<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Usage Notes ==<br /> <br /> *Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.<br /> <br /> *For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.<br /> <br /> *Always remove dried glue squeeze outs with a scraper or other tool before coming here. <br /> <br /> *DO NOT USE unless glue has fully dried<br /> <br /> *Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper<br /> <br /> *Do not use to remove old finishes.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> <br /> This sander features overload detection. If the machine detects too high a load, it will automatically slow down the feed. This saves wear and tear on the machine, but may cause burning of the workpiece if you cut too aggressively.<br /> <br /> *The height adjustment on this machine is VERY aggressive. A full turn will raise the table by more than 2mm (a typical cut should be &lt; .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!''' <br /> <br /> * Make your first cuts with a very slow speed (10 or less). Once you are sure the load is OK you can gradually increase the speed on subsequent passes.<br /> <br /> *When overload detection kicks in, a red light next to the speed control will turn on. '''IF YOU SEE THIS LIGHT, PLEASE REDUCE YOUR DEPTH OF CUT AND/OR FEED RATE!''' <br /> <br /> *Like all of our other sanders, sleeves must be above the elbow, and no gloves should be worn. It's pretty easy to get pulled into the rollers.<br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> <br /> * Sanding Capacity:<br /> ** Maximum Width (in): 25<br /> ** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2<br /> ** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32<br /> * Drum Speed: 1740 RPM<br /> * Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended<br /> <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_GPFoZtXg| How to Change Abrasive Wraps on a Drum Sander] Supermax video. Short and sweet.<br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]<br /> *[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]<br /> *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 records are kept in Wild Apricot under members' profiles<br /> <br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> [[Category:Shop Equipment]]<br /> [[Category:Wood Shop]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Slack&diff=42101 2020-02-28T22:20:42Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>== PS1 Slack ==<br /> <br /> There is a PS1 Slack channel at pumpingstationone.slack.com<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Slack has user guides at their [https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us Help Center].<br /> <br /> https://join.slack.com/t/pumpingstationone/signup<br /> <br /> To use the signup link it’s necessary to use an @pumpingstationone.​org email address.<br /> <br /> Any other members may get access to the Slack Channel by sending a request by email to an administrator such as but not limited to press@pumpingstationone.org or pr@pumpingstationone.org. Email info@pumpingstationone.org if you have questions about the PS1 slack. <br /> <br /> Slack has an excellent mobile interface, and is often used as a team communication tool when participants rely on a mobile device. There is a web interface and there are OS-specific clients. <br /> <br /> Be nice to each other, use things to do good deeds. Communicate early and often. <br /> <br /> Fun stuff:<br /> <br /> * https://slackmojis.com/ is a fun place to look for custom emoji.<br /> <br /> == Slack Administration ==<br /> <br /> * The slack channel is administrated by pr@pumpingstationone.org, &amp; a number of board members. <br /> * Users with a pumpingstationone.org email account can sign in without a manual step IIRC. See the join link above. Current and former board members and area hosts and volunteers have these email accounts.<br /> * PS1 is not charged for this service. We currently use the [https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/115003205446-Plans-products-features- free] plan.<br /> * The slack is running on Slack's servers and does not depend or rely on any PS1 resources. Slack maintains a status page at https://status.slack.com/ and communicates status from their twitter account, [https://twitter.com/slackstatus @SlackStatus]. As long as Slack services are running, it is available whether or not the PS1 internet service, security certificate, DNS servers or any other systems are functioning.<br /> <br /> == Deprecated ==<br /> <br /> The old URL at https://pumpingstation1.slack.com/ is not supported.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Systems]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Slack&diff=42100 2020-02-28T22:19:22Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>== PS1 Slack ==<br /> <br /> There is a PS1 Slack channel at pumpingstationone.slack.com<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Slack has user guides at their [https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us Help Center].<br /> <br /> https://join.slack.com/t/pumpingstation1/signup<br /> <br /> To use the signup link it’s necessary to use an @pumpingstationone.​org email address.<br /> <br /> Any other members may get access to the Slack Channel by sending a request by email to an administrator such as but not limited to press@pumpingstationone.org or pr@pumpingstationone.org. Email info@rt.pumpingstationone.org if you have questions about the PS1 slack.<br /> <br /> Slack has an excellent mobile interface, and is often used as a team communication tool when participants rely on a mobile device. There is a web interface and there are OS-specific clients. <br /> <br /> Be nice to each other, use things to do good deeds. Communicate early and often. <br /> <br /> Fun stuff:<br /> <br /> * https://slackmojis.com/ is a fun place to look for custom emoji.<br /> <br /> == Slack Administration ==<br /> <br /> * The slack channel is administrated by pr@pumpingstationone.org, a number of board members and [[User:rdoeksen|rdoeksen]]. <br /> * Users with a pumpingstationone.org email account can sign in without a manual step IIRC. See the join link above. Current and former board members and area hosts and volunteers have these email accounts.<br /> * PS1 is not charged for this service. We currently use the [https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/115003205446-Plans-products-features- free] plan.<br /> * The slack is running on Slack's servers and does not depend or rely on any PS1 resources. Slack maintains a status page at https://status.slack.com/ and communicates status from their twitter account, [https://twitter.com/slackstatus @SlackStatus]. As long as Slack services are running, it is available whether or not the PS1 internet service, security certificate, DNS servers or any other systems are functioning.<br /> <br /> == Deprecated ==<br /> <br /> The old URL at https://pumpingstation1.slack.com/ is not supported.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Systems]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Google_Groups&diff=42096 2020-02-27T16:24:51Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Controlling the frequency of messages */</p> <hr /> <div>Google Groups is a service from Google that provides discussion groups for people sharing common interests.<br /> <br /> There are two versions or types of Pumping Station: One Google Groups. One is public; anyone can join or participate subject to admin activity, and the other, private, group which only members can have access to. <br /> <br /> Google Groups for PS1 are sometimes referred to as &quot;the mailing list&quot; or just &quot;the list&quot; or &quot;the email list&quot; or &quot;the messageboard&quot; and could be referred to by other names as well. You can interact with the Google Groups mailing list by getting an email digest of the last 25 posts, or one email digest per day, or one alert per post (highly recommended to create a filter to put all the messages from PS1 in one folder/label) or just by interacting with it through a web interface. Your call. Don't ask to be removed from the list, because you can do that yourself with no assistance at all. Try not to ask to be added to the private group either, until you have tried and tried and failed to do it for yourself - because you can do that without any assistance at all: Google it or see the animated gif link below. <br /> <br /> When you ask to join the private Google Group, please TELL US YOUR NAME. We can't always figure out who you are from your email address if it doesn't match your paypal or other email you use with PS1, and even if it does, it's good to know your name to verify your membership. <br /> <br /> Yes, apparently you have to have a Google account of one kind or another to use Google Groups. That's between you and Google. We just try to verify that you're a member somehow; if you are, you can get into the private group. <br /> <br /> Public list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one-public<br /> <br /> Members Only, or 'private' Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Here is an animated GIF that explains how to join the private Google Group:<br /> <br /> https://media.giphy.com/media/3oxHQyZOjZ58q34tSE/giphy.gif<br /> <br /> Other misc. contact methods listed here just in case you came here for something besides learning about Google Groups at PS1: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Contact_Points<br /> <br /> <br /> == Controlling the frequency of messages ==<br /> <br /> You don't have to get ANY emails at all, and just check the activity on the web at https://groups.google.com, but if you would prefer a daily digest of posts to the group, sent as an email, you can have that.<br /> <br /> https://support.google.com/a/thread/6117284?hl=en<br /> <br /> provided you have a Google account; change it on (the right edge of) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!myforums , or in your group membership settings for the individual group.<br /> <br /> You can choose from these levels of message frequency:<br /> <br /> * Don't send email updates<br /> * Send daily summaries<br /> * Combined updates (25 messages per email)<br /> * Every new message</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Google_Groups&diff=42095 2020-02-27T16:24:15Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>Google Groups is a service from Google that provides discussion groups for people sharing common interests.<br /> <br /> There are two versions or types of Pumping Station: One Google Groups. One is public; anyone can join or participate subject to admin activity, and the other, private, group which only members can have access to. <br /> <br /> Google Groups for PS1 are sometimes referred to as &quot;the mailing list&quot; or just &quot;the list&quot; or &quot;the email list&quot; or &quot;the messageboard&quot; and could be referred to by other names as well. You can interact with the Google Groups mailing list by getting an email digest of the last 25 posts, or one email digest per day, or one alert per post (highly recommended to create a filter to put all the messages from PS1 in one folder/label) or just by interacting with it through a web interface. Your call. Don't ask to be removed from the list, because you can do that yourself with no assistance at all. Try not to ask to be added to the private group either, until you have tried and tried and failed to do it for yourself - because you can do that without any assistance at all: Google it or see the animated gif link below. <br /> <br /> When you ask to join the private Google Group, please TELL US YOUR NAME. We can't always figure out who you are from your email address if it doesn't match your paypal or other email you use with PS1, and even if it does, it's good to know your name to verify your membership. <br /> <br /> Yes, apparently you have to have a Google account of one kind or another to use Google Groups. That's between you and Google. We just try to verify that you're a member somehow; if you are, you can get into the private group. <br /> <br /> Public list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one-public<br /> <br /> Members Only, or 'private' Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Here is an animated GIF that explains how to join the private Google Group:<br /> <br /> https://media.giphy.com/media/3oxHQyZOjZ58q34tSE/giphy.gif<br /> <br /> Other misc. contact methods listed here just in case you came here for something besides learning about Google Groups at PS1: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Contact_Points<br /> <br /> <br /> == Controlling the frequency of messages ==<br /> <br /> You don't have to get ANY emails at all, but if you would prefer a daily digest of posts to the group, sent as an email, you can have that.<br /> <br /> https://support.google.com/a/thread/6117284?hl=en<br /> <br /> provided you have a Google account; change it on (the right edge of) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!myforums , or in your group membership settings for the individual group.<br /> <br /> You can choose from these levels of message frequency:<br /> <br /> * Don't send email updates<br /> * Send daily summaries<br /> * Combined updates (25 messages per email)<br /> * Every new message</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Google_Groups&diff=42094 2020-02-27T16:21:13Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>Google Groups is a service from Google that provides discussion groups for people sharing common interests.<br /> <br /> There are two versions or types of Pumping Station: One Google Groups. One is public; anyone can join or participate subject to admin activity, and the other, private, group which only members can have access to. <br /> <br /> Google Groups for PS1 are sometimes referred to as &quot;the mailing list&quot; or just &quot;the list&quot; or &quot;the email list&quot; or &quot;the messageboard&quot; and could be referred to by other names as well. You can interact with the Google Groups mailing list by getting an email digest of the last 25 posts, or one email digest per day, or one alert per post (highly recommended to create a filter to put all the messages from PS1 in one folder/label) or just by interacting with it through a web interface. Your call. Don't ask to be removed from the list, because you can do that yourself with no assistance at all. Try not to ask to be added to the private group either, until you have tried and tried and failed to do it for yourself - because you can do that without any assistance at all: Google it or see the animated gif link below. <br /> <br /> When you ask to join the private Google Group, please TELL US YOUR NAME. We can't always figure out who you are from your email address if it doesn't match your paypal or other email you use with PS1, and even if it does, it's good to know your name to verify your membership. <br /> <br /> Yes, apparently you have to have a Google account of one kind or another to use Google Groups. That's between you and Google. We just try to verify that you're a member somehow; if you are, you can get into the private group. <br /> <br /> Public list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one-public<br /> <br /> Members Only, or 'private' Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Here is an animated GIF that explains how to join the private Google Group:<br /> <br /> https://media.giphy.com/media/3oxHQyZOjZ58q34tSE/giphy.gif<br /> <br /> Other misc. contact methods listed here just in case you came here for something besides learning about Google Groups at PS1: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Contact_Points<br /> <br /> <br /> == Controlling the frequency of messages ==<br /> <br /> You don't have to get ANY emails at all, but if you would prefer a daily digest of posts to the group, sent as an email, you can have that.<br /> <br /> https://support.google.com/a/thread/6117284?hl=en<br /> <br /> provided you have a Google account; change it on (the right edge of) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!myforums , or in your group membership settings for the individual group.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Google_Groups&diff=42093 2020-02-27T16:20:57Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>Google Groups is a service from Google that provides discussion groups for people sharing common interests.<br /> <br /> There are two versions or types of Pumping Station: One Google Groups. One is public; anyone can join or participate subject to admin activity, and the other, private, group which only members can have access to. <br /> <br /> Google Groups for PS1 are sometimes referred to as &quot;the mailing list&quot; or just &quot;the list&quot; or &quot;the email list&quot; or &quot;the messageboard&quot; and could be referred to by other names as well. You can interact with the Google Groups mailing list by getting an email digest of the last 25 posts, or one email digest per day, or one alert per post (highly recommended to create a filter to put all the messages from PS1 in one folder/label) or just by interacting with it through a web interface. Your call. Don't ask to be removed from the list, because you can do that yourself with no assistance at all. Try not to ask to be added to the private group either, until you have tried and tried and failed to do it for yourself - because you can do that without any assistance at all: Google it or see the animated gif link below. <br /> <br /> When you ask to join the private Google Group, please TELL US YOUR NAME. We can't always figure out who you are from your email address if it doesn't match your paypal or other email you use with PS1, and even if it does, it's good to know your name to verify your membership. <br /> <br /> Yes, apparently you have to have a Google account of one kind or another to use Google Groups. That's between you and Google. We just try to verify that you're a member somehow; if you are, you can get into the private group. <br /> <br /> Public list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one-public<br /> <br /> Members Only, or 'private' Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pumping-station-one<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Here is an animated GIF that explains how to join the private Google Group:<br /> <br /> https://media.giphy.com/media/3oxHQyZOjZ58q34tSE/giphy.gif<br /> <br /> Other misc. contact methods listed here just in case you came here for something besides learning about Google Groups at PS1: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Contact_Points<br /> <br /> <br /> == Controlling the frequency of messages<br /> ==<br /> <br /> You don't have to get ANY emails at all, but if you would prefer a daily digest of posts to the group, sent as an email, you can have that.<br /> <br /> https://support.google.com/a/thread/6117284?hl=en<br /> <br /> provided you have a Google account; change it on (the right edge of) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!myforums , or in your group membership settings for the individual group.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=New_Member_Orientation&diff=41888 2020-01-29T05:33:55Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* How to Join */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;span style=&quot;float:right; width:200px; text-align:right;&quot;&gt;Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}&lt;/span&gt;<br /> [[Frequently Asked Questions]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == How to Join ==<br /> <br /> You can join by following the steps , which are, in short:<br /> <br /> * The first step should be to check out the space. We have a public meeting every Tuesday at 8pm. You'll get a tour and if you join that night, it's a good time to get your ID checked. You could also come by any event that’s open to the public. There are many: almost anything on the event calendar that isn’t a tool authorization. <br /> * You can apply for membership by starting recurring payments [https://pumpingstationone.org/join/ on the website]. From the home page, look for the &quot;Join&quot; menu item.<br /> * Find two board members or authorized membership admins to check your government-issued ID. To find them: attend either a Tuesday open house (8 pm almost every Tuesday, except for a few holidays) or a [[New Member Orientation]]. Before your membership is official, two [[The Board|board members]] (or one of the non-board [[ID Checkers|authorized ID checkers]]) will need to check a government-issued photo ID. Either of these events is a good time for that. Once your ID has been verified, you'll get an RFID fob for door entry and will be able to start getting authorized to use tools and equipment. If you can’t make it to an open house or an orientation there are still many times you can have your ID checked; to arrange a time send an email to help@pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> * Once you've received your welcome email, you should go to [http://members.pumpingstationone.org our member site] and activate your userid/Active Directory account. This account will serve as your Wiki account as well as your log in for computers around the space. Do this as soon as possible.<br /> <br /> But you've got concerns, let's address them:<br /> <br /> * I have a project I need to get done on a very short time frame, is there any way to get in before next Tuesday?<br /> <br /> Sorry, no. Unfortunately we are '''not''' a job shop, fab lab or tool rental company. You're going to need some patience. We are 100% volunteer run. Likewise, no day passes, no corporate memberships shared between several people. Not a good fit for this kind of place. <br /> <br /> * How do I get authorized to use the laser cutter?<br /> <br /> The laser cutter is our most popular tool. There may be an authorization session on the Events calendar, or one may be in the process of forming, usually based on a discussion on the Google Group mailing list. There are a few recommended authorizers for the laser. Check the [http://wiki.pumpingstationone.org wiki] page for the laser, as you would for any tool. There are more volunteer authorizers for laser cutters than ever before; scheduling a time won’t be hard.<br /> <br /> == How do I get authorized on tools? ==<br /> <br /> It depends. Start by looking for a wiki page for that tool, see if that tells you how. You can find a thing's wiki page by searching for it on the wiki, or by looking for an [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Template:EquipmentPage equipment label] on the thing that will tell you the URL to the thing's wiki page.<br /> <br /> Most/many tools require authorization. This was formerly referred to as certification and many members wiki pages still refer to it as that. Authorization requirements vary from thing to thing, sometimes have prerequisites and sometimes can only be done by one or a small set of trainers. Information about how to get authorized may be explained in detail on a particular tool's [[equipment|wiki page]], and is likely to be discussed on the mailing list/Google group. For some of the more common authorization schemes, here is a quick reference:<br /> <br /> [[How Do I Get Authorized?|How do I get authorized? (quick reference, not a complete list)]]<br /> <br /> == Pumping Station: One Is ... ==<br /> <br /> ==== A [[Do-ocracy]] ====<br /> <br /> That means whoever's doing something is the person who decides how it gets done. If you want to do something, you can basically [[Just Fucking Do It]].<br /> <br /> ==== An organization of individuals doing their own thing ====<br /> <br /> &quot;Pumping Station: One&quot; doesn't do anything besides pay the bills. Any group projects, building/planning new space facilities, etc. all gets done because an ordinary member thought it was important, got people excited about it, and followed through.<br /> <br /> ==== Entirely run by volunteers ====<br /> <br /> Our [[The Board|Board of Directors]], people offering training on the equipment, and anyone who looks like they're doing anything remotely official are all volunteers. That means if you ask them nicely for something they'll probably help you, but you should do what you can to make their job easier.<br /> <br /> Except the people we pay to do things, who are probably not members. We pay a cleaning service to clean the bathrooms and an electrician to run wires. The building owner pays roofers to roof and something is going on with the front of the building right now.<br /> <br /> == How to get Involved ==<br /> <br /> All of these are optional ways you can get involved at PS:One.<br /> <br /> * Join one of the [[Contact Points|Email Lists]], if you're so inclined.<br /> * [[Volunteering|'''Volunteering at PS:One''']]<br /> * Contact one of the [[Area Hosts]] to discuss project ideas, get certified on some of the [[equipment]], or anything else you might need.<br /> * [[Apply to Teach|Teach a class]]<br /> * [[Skills Exchange]]: List of members, what skills they can offer, and which they hope to attain.<br /> * [[Project Incubator]]: We come up with a bunch of random ideas. Let's try to write them down so we'll be more likely to remember them.<br /> * : Interest Groups<br /> <br /> == Orientation Notes ==<br /> [[Orientation Notes]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]]<br /> [[Category:Interest Groups|Interestgroups]]<br /> [[Category:New Members]]<br /> [[Category:Membership]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=2020_Special_Election&diff=41836 2020-01-21T22:43:44Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Directors-at-Large */</p> <hr /> <div>This page is to document the upcoming elections for the three vacant Director-At-Large positions created by the [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Vote_to_Restructure_the_Board_of_Directors_V2 Vote to Restructure the Board of Directors V2].<br /> <br /> == Nominations ==<br /> The following lists the candidates nominated before the nomination deadline on January 14, 2020.<br /> <br /> === Directors-at-Large ===<br /> <br /> * Tatjana Paunesku - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/5-p7-v8yCAAJ Accepted]<br /> * Jonny Panic - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/dLhfL87XCgAJ Accepted]<br /> * Ed Bennett - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/5fqtpj0_CgAJ Accepted]<br /> * Rob German - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/G_rXsSoMCgAJ Accepted]<br /> * Will McShane - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/NbGCLyxMCgAJ Accepted]<br /> * Nathan Upchurch<br /> * Jesse Seay<br /> * Deanna Musurlian<br /> * Shellie Lewis<br /> * Michael Skilton - [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pumping-station-one/81g1oymU7XY/SLJAjVD5CAAJ Declined]<br /> * Ese Osaghae - self-nominnated<br /> * Patience Gordy<br /> <br /> == Results ==<br /> Vote will be held on January 28, 2020<br /> <br /> [[Category:Elections]]<br /> [[Category:2020_Votes]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=3dSystems_CubePro&diff=41781 2020-01-16T19:31:14Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{mbox |type=warning |text=This tool is being proposed for removal in accordance with our [[Asset Removal Policy]].}}<br /> <br /> {{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |serial = TBD.<br /> |certification = no<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = CubePro<br /> |arrived = 2014<br /> |hostarea= CNC<br /> |image = Cube Pro.jpeg<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = [[CNC|CNC Area Host]]<br /> |where = See Sky Nova. Removed to their home.<br /> |value = $4400<br /> }}<br /> <br /> =Removal Section=<br /> *What is it? - 3DSystems CubePro + 7 CubePro Filament Catridges<br /> *Who is sponsoring? - 3D Printing Area Host - Ian Brieger<br /> *Date published to the mailing list and RT- <br /> *Asset value - $1000<br /> *Suggested method of removal - Public Auction<br /> *Background notes -<br /> *Resolution of removal -<br /> *Approval -<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> * Functioning, but mostly out of filament. New filament is approx. $99/cartridge.<br /> * (2017/06/12) CubePro Trio has been hacked so the counter does not update the EEPROM Chip on the proprietary cartridges. More work has to be done, but we should be able to print using 3rd party filament in the near future.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> No authorization is required, but you may have to provide your own filament for this machine, which only uses proprietary filament, and costs about $99 per 600 gram spool. Methods to trick the machine into using standard filament, have been attempted (see below.)<br /> <br /> == Getting Started ==<br /> <br /> Use the computer to the right of the CubePro (the one called &quot;Artastic&quot; was used in the past, in 2017 there may be a different computer, or download and install the proprietary software yourself) to prepare your files using the Cube pro software, then export the file to a USB thumbdrive and plug it into the USB port on the left side of the printer itself. Select the file you prepared from the print menu using the touch screen on the front of the printer. Open-source slicer (gcode preparation) software that is used for the other 3D printers will not work with this machine.<br /> <br /> [[File:Cube pro usb slot.jpeg|left|thumb|USB Port]][[File:Cube Pro touchscreen.jpeg|center|thumb|touchscreen]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Documentation ==<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Activate CubePro 3D Printer activation page]<br /> <br /> Calibration prints (specific to filament type):<br /> [[File:Cubepro calibration files.zip]]<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.s3.amazonaws.com/public/cubepro/cubepro_user_guide.pdf CubePro 3D Printer]<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> Filament (ABS, PLA, Nylon some time after August of 2014) comes in [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Supplies DRMed canisters from CubePro] at approximately 500 grams for $99.<br /> <br /> == Maintenance ==<br /> Print bed leveled and fully calibrated on 2/12/15 by Will Garza<br /> Instructions provided by Cubify:<br /> <br /> CubePro Filament Flow Error<br /> <br /> <br /> Check the cartridge - Is the filament releasing freely from the cartridge without binding up. If it is jammed, open the cartridge using the thumb tabs on the side of the unit and try to untangle the filament. If this is unsuccessful we will be happy to replace the cartridge to resolve the issue.<br /> <br /> If the cartridge is not jammed, move forward with checking the print jet<br /> <br /> Check the print jet - Go to the control jets function on the touch screen to test the print jet. Choose the corresponding print jet by selecting A, B, or C. Set the temperature to 260C. Once the actual temperature meets 260C, turn the RPM up to 4.0. This will start the gears which should make the machine start extruding material. Follow steps below depending on what happens.<br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - no clicking noise present - It is possible that the material is not properly loaded and the gears are not catching the filament. Please follow the link below for steps on reloading the filament. <br /> <br /> https://teamplatform.com/l/c88cec3e <br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - clicking noise present - The clicking noise is consistent with a clogged print jet. Please follow the below instructions for removing the clog.<br /> <br /> 1. Go to the control jets function on the touch screen <br /> 2. Set the temperature to 290C. <br /> 3. Once the actual temperature meets 290C, turn the RPMs to 1.0 <br /> 4. Run for several minutes (If the filament flow error comes up, continue to steps for manually removing clog)<br /> 5. Set the temperature back to 0C<br /> 6. Go to the change cartridge function and load the filament<br /> 7. Go back to the control jets function to test the print jet.<br /> <br /> If the above steps do not resolve the issue, follow the link below for instructions on manually removing the clog. <br /> <br /> https://www.dropbox.com/s/e40gfn7m1al9fti/CubeProJamTroubleshootingGuide.pdf?dl=0<br /> <br /> If manually removing the clog does not resolve the issue a new print jet assembly will be needed. <br /> <br /> No Filament Error Present - Material is extruding correctly - This confirms that the print jet is functioning correctly. The error message received during the print is related to settings. If the Z gap is to tight and the plate is not level, the material has nowhere to go and will throw a filament flow error. Please refer to the user guide for setting the Z gap and leveling the print Pad.<br /> <br /> === Troubleshooting ===<br /> Refer to our [[3D Print Troubleshooting]] page.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CNC]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=3dSystems_CubePro&diff=41780 2020-01-16T19:30:42Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{mbox |type=warning |text=This tool is being proposed for removal in accordance with our [[Asset Removal Policy]].}}<br /> <br /> {{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |serial = TBD.<br /> |certification = no<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = CubePro<br /> |arrived = 2014<br /> |areahost = CNC<br /> |image = Cube Pro.jpeg<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = [[CNC|CNC Area Host]]<br /> |where = See Sky Nova. Removed to their home.<br /> |value = $4400<br /> }}<br /> <br /> =Removal Section=<br /> *What is it? - 3DSystems CubePro + 7 CubePro Filament Catridges<br /> *Who is sponsoring? - 3D Printing Area Host - Ian Brieger<br /> *Date published to the mailing list and RT- <br /> *Asset value - $1000<br /> *Suggested method of removal - Public Auction<br /> *Background notes -<br /> *Resolution of removal -<br /> *Approval -<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> * Functioning, but mostly out of filament. New filament is approx. $99/cartridge.<br /> * (2017/06/12) CubePro Trio has been hacked so the counter does not update the EEPROM Chip on the proprietary cartridges. More work has to be done, but we should be able to print using 3rd party filament in the near future.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> No authorization is required, but you may have to provide your own filament for this machine, which only uses proprietary filament, and costs about $99 per 600 gram spool. Methods to trick the machine into using standard filament, have been attempted (see below.)<br /> <br /> == Getting Started ==<br /> <br /> Use the computer to the right of the CubePro (the one called &quot;Artastic&quot; was used in the past, in 2017 there may be a different computer, or download and install the proprietary software yourself) to prepare your files using the Cube pro software, then export the file to a USB thumbdrive and plug it into the USB port on the left side of the printer itself. Select the file you prepared from the print menu using the touch screen on the front of the printer. Open-source slicer (gcode preparation) software that is used for the other 3D printers will not work with this machine.<br /> <br /> [[File:Cube pro usb slot.jpeg|left|thumb|USB Port]][[File:Cube Pro touchscreen.jpeg|center|thumb|touchscreen]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Documentation ==<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Activate CubePro 3D Printer activation page]<br /> <br /> Calibration prints (specific to filament type):<br /> [[File:Cubepro calibration files.zip]]<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.s3.amazonaws.com/public/cubepro/cubepro_user_guide.pdf CubePro 3D Printer]<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> Filament (ABS, PLA, Nylon some time after August of 2014) comes in [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Supplies DRMed canisters from CubePro] at approximately 500 grams for $99.<br /> <br /> == Maintenance ==<br /> Print bed leveled and fully calibrated on 2/12/15 by Will Garza<br /> Instructions provided by Cubify:<br /> <br /> CubePro Filament Flow Error<br /> <br /> <br /> Check the cartridge - Is the filament releasing freely from the cartridge without binding up. If it is jammed, open the cartridge using the thumb tabs on the side of the unit and try to untangle the filament. If this is unsuccessful we will be happy to replace the cartridge to resolve the issue.<br /> <br /> If the cartridge is not jammed, move forward with checking the print jet<br /> <br /> Check the print jet - Go to the control jets function on the touch screen to test the print jet. Choose the corresponding print jet by selecting A, B, or C. Set the temperature to 260C. Once the actual temperature meets 260C, turn the RPM up to 4.0. This will start the gears which should make the machine start extruding material. Follow steps below depending on what happens.<br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - no clicking noise present - It is possible that the material is not properly loaded and the gears are not catching the filament. Please follow the link below for steps on reloading the filament. <br /> <br /> https://teamplatform.com/l/c88cec3e <br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - clicking noise present - The clicking noise is consistent with a clogged print jet. Please follow the below instructions for removing the clog.<br /> <br /> 1. Go to the control jets function on the touch screen <br /> 2. Set the temperature to 290C. <br /> 3. Once the actual temperature meets 290C, turn the RPMs to 1.0 <br /> 4. Run for several minutes (If the filament flow error comes up, continue to steps for manually removing clog)<br /> 5. Set the temperature back to 0C<br /> 6. Go to the change cartridge function and load the filament<br /> 7. Go back to the control jets function to test the print jet.<br /> <br /> If the above steps do not resolve the issue, follow the link below for instructions on manually removing the clog. <br /> <br /> https://www.dropbox.com/s/e40gfn7m1al9fti/CubeProJamTroubleshootingGuide.pdf?dl=0<br /> <br /> If manually removing the clog does not resolve the issue a new print jet assembly will be needed. <br /> <br /> No Filament Error Present - Material is extruding correctly - This confirms that the print jet is functioning correctly. The error message received during the print is related to settings. If the Z gap is to tight and the plate is not level, the material has nowhere to go and will throw a filament flow error. Please refer to the user guide for setting the Z gap and leveling the print Pad.<br /> <br /> === Troubleshooting ===<br /> Refer to our [[3D Print Troubleshooting]] page.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CNC]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=3dSystems_CubePro&diff=41779 2020-01-16T19:30:04Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{mbox |type=warning |text=This tool is being proposed for removal in accordance with our [[Asset Removal Policy]].}}<br /> <br /> {{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |serial = TBD.<br /> |certification = no<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = CubePro<br /> |arrived = 2014<br /> |image = Cube Pro.jpeg<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = [[CNC|CNC Area Host]]<br /> |where = See Sky Nova. Removed to their home.<br /> |value = $4400<br /> }}<br /> <br /> =Removal Section=<br /> *What is it? - 3DSystems CubePro + 7 CubePro Filament Catridges<br /> *Who is sponsoring? - 3D Printing Area Host - Ian Brieger<br /> *Date published to the mailing list and RT- <br /> *Asset value - $1000<br /> *Suggested method of removal - Public Auction<br /> *Background notes -<br /> *Resolution of removal -<br /> *Approval -<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> * Functioning, but mostly out of filament. New filament is approx. $99/cartridge.<br /> * (2017/06/12) CubePro Trio has been hacked so the counter does not update the EEPROM Chip on the proprietary cartridges. More work has to be done, but we should be able to print using 3rd party filament in the near future.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> No authorization is required, but you may have to provide your own filament for this machine, which only uses proprietary filament, and costs about $99 per 600 gram spool. Methods to trick the machine into using standard filament, have been attempted (see below.)<br /> <br /> == Getting Started ==<br /> <br /> Use the computer to the right of the CubePro (the one called &quot;Artastic&quot; was used in the past, in 2017 there may be a different computer, or download and install the proprietary software yourself) to prepare your files using the Cube pro software, then export the file to a USB thumbdrive and plug it into the USB port on the left side of the printer itself. Select the file you prepared from the print menu using the touch screen on the front of the printer. Open-source slicer (gcode preparation) software that is used for the other 3D printers will not work with this machine.<br /> <br /> [[File:Cube pro usb slot.jpeg|left|thumb|USB Port]][[File:Cube Pro touchscreen.jpeg|center|thumb|touchscreen]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Documentation ==<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Activate CubePro 3D Printer activation page]<br /> <br /> Calibration prints (specific to filament type):<br /> [[File:Cubepro calibration files.zip]]<br /> <br /> [http://cubify.s3.amazonaws.com/public/cubepro/cubepro_user_guide.pdf CubePro 3D Printer]<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> Filament (ABS, PLA, Nylon some time after August of 2014) comes in [http://cubify.com/en/CubePro/Supplies DRMed canisters from CubePro] at approximately 500 grams for $99.<br /> <br /> == Maintenance ==<br /> Print bed leveled and fully calibrated on 2/12/15 by Will Garza<br /> Instructions provided by Cubify:<br /> <br /> CubePro Filament Flow Error<br /> <br /> <br /> Check the cartridge - Is the filament releasing freely from the cartridge without binding up. If it is jammed, open the cartridge using the thumb tabs on the side of the unit and try to untangle the filament. If this is unsuccessful we will be happy to replace the cartridge to resolve the issue.<br /> <br /> If the cartridge is not jammed, move forward with checking the print jet<br /> <br /> Check the print jet - Go to the control jets function on the touch screen to test the print jet. Choose the corresponding print jet by selecting A, B, or C. Set the temperature to 260C. Once the actual temperature meets 260C, turn the RPM up to 4.0. This will start the gears which should make the machine start extruding material. Follow steps below depending on what happens.<br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - no clicking noise present - It is possible that the material is not properly loaded and the gears are not catching the filament. Please follow the link below for steps on reloading the filament. <br /> <br /> https://teamplatform.com/l/c88cec3e <br /> <br /> Filament Flow Error - No material extruding - clicking noise present - The clicking noise is consistent with a clogged print jet. Please follow the below instructions for removing the clog.<br /> <br /> 1. Go to the control jets function on the touch screen <br /> 2. Set the temperature to 290C. <br /> 3. Once the actual temperature meets 290C, turn the RPMs to 1.0 <br /> 4. Run for several minutes (If the filament flow error comes up, continue to steps for manually removing clog)<br /> 5. Set the temperature back to 0C<br /> 6. Go to the change cartridge function and load the filament<br /> 7. Go back to the control jets function to test the print jet.<br /> <br /> If the above steps do not resolve the issue, follow the link below for instructions on manually removing the clog. <br /> <br /> https://www.dropbox.com/s/e40gfn7m1al9fti/CubeProJamTroubleshootingGuide.pdf?dl=0<br /> <br /> If manually removing the clog does not resolve the issue a new print jet assembly will be needed. <br /> <br /> No Filament Error Present - Material is extruding correctly - This confirms that the print jet is functioning correctly. The error message received during the print is related to settings. If the Z gap is to tight and the plate is not level, the material has nowhere to go and will throw a filament flow error. Please refer to the user guide for setting the Z gap and leveling the print Pad.<br /> <br /> === Troubleshooting ===<br /> Refer to our [[3D Print Troubleshooting]] page.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CNC]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer&diff=41510 2019-12-10T20:41:09Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = SLA 3D Printer<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = Form 3<br /> |serial = <br /> |arrived = <br /> |where = 3D Printer Lab<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = SLA@pumpingstationone.org<br /> |value = $4,000<br /> |image = Form3.png<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Description==<br /> <br /> The 4th and 5th iteration of Formlab's SLA printers. Released for use by artists, designers, and professional 3D printers. The Form 3 offers a larger print area than the Form 2 and an improved optics engine.<br /> <br /> == Status == <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Prerequisites to Authorization==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Using Canvas for Tracking Authorizations'''<br /> Canvas is how you will track your authorization throughout the 2 phases of authorization. You have a Canvas account already associated with your PS1 Wild Apricot account. Your Canvas login and password is the same as your Wild Apricot login and password. (If you don’t remember your Wild Apricot password, or you are sure you are entering the same password in Canvas as for your WA account, you can reset it through Canvas via &quot;Forgot password?&quot; and get a password change via your email. This should correct either problem.) <br /> <br /> To start the authorization process, you must go to Canvas and select the CNC:Tormach course via &quot;Join this Course&quot;. You may start the online course material at any time, but must complete all elements of the online course up until the Harbinger CAM project before being eligible for the practical machine component of authorization.<br /> <br /> ==Scheduling==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Danger Committee'''<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> | Sky Nova <br /> |-<br /> | Kathryn Born<br /> |- <br /> | Paul Ocampo<br /> |-<br /> | <br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Additional Resources &amp; Support==<br /> <br /> The email address SLA@pumpingstationone.org is not yet set up. Email sent there will bounce. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Useful Links==</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Talk:Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer&diff=41509 2019-12-10T20:40:26Z

<p>Rdoeksen: Created page with &quot;The email address SLA@pumpingstationone.org bounces, is not set up or something.&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The email address SLA@pumpingstationone.org<br /> bounces, is not set up or something.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Quit&diff=41251 2019-11-14T16:24:08Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* 2018 Update */</p> <hr /> <div>Members can always quit at any time, for any reason, without assistance and without any hard feelings. We will usually ask you why you left, to make sure we're doing everything we can to make members' experiences as good as possible. You can quit by either suspending your PayPal payments or by cancelling recurring credit/debit card payments, whichever applies to you. You don't have to ask for help, but you can, but help might not be as fast as doing it yourself. You can resume a membership, assuming you left as a member in good standing, by resuming payments using the Wild Apricot system on the Join Us page of the PS1 web site here: http://pumpingstationone.org/join/<br /> <br /> Pausing is the same as quitting, functionally. If you just want to pause your membership, the same things have to happen and the same caveats apply. <br /> <br /> = 2019 Update =<br /> <br /> The transition to the Wild Apricot member management system is complete! Logging in at https://membership.pumpingstationone.org/ will give you access to your own account, and if you are making payments through your credit or debit card, you can stop them at any time. Log in, and if you have recurring payments set up, there should be a button allowing you to stop payments. If there is no button for that on your profile, then you aren't set up for recurring payments and don't need to do anything else. <br /> <br /> If you are still making payments through PayPal in 2020, then you can still stop those payments yourself, on your end, without any assistance from PS1. One month after your last PayPal payment is received, your membership will be inactive, as soon as the membership management team notes that in Wild Apricot. If you use PayPal, you can quit or pause PS1 membership by just stopping your recurring PayPal payments.<br /> <br /> It can be a good idea to document your intention to quit or suspend membership, though, so it isn't wrong to send an email to help@pumpingstationone.org to make sure you put it in writing. <br /> <br /> = 2018 Update =<br /> <br /> We're transitioning member management systems from ps1auth to Wild Apricot. How do you know which you're using? <br /> * If you are paying with a credit card, you are certainly on Wild Apricot. <br /> * If you are still using PayPal, it could be either one, but you still quit/pause the same way: stop your PayPal payments.<br /> <br /> == Wild Apricot member management system ==<br /> In 2018, we began implementing a member management system called Wild Apricot, and began processing credit and debit card payments from new members and some old members through Stripe. It's a good system. The migration isn't complete though, and only about 250 of perhaps 600 members total (we'll have a very good idea of how many active members we actually have, after migration is complete) are being handled through Wild Apricot. <br /> * If your membership is handled through Wild Apricot, log into your member account at https://membership.pumpingstationone.org and hit the &quot;suspend recurring payments&quot; button. This button appears on any active members page who used Stripe payment with a credit or debit card, when they are logged in as themselves, at the base level and also under &quot;payments and invoices.&quot; <br /> * If you don't see a &quot;suspend recurring payments&quot; button or &quot;stop recurring payments&quot; then you don't have recurring payments enabled. Your membership will lapse, age out, and be suspended/deactivated after your last paid period ends.<br /> * Some members will be migrated to Wild Apricot, but still pay with PayPal. For those members, they can quit by suspending PayPal payments, on their own, at any time.<br /> * If your membership is handled through Wild Apricot, and you make payments using a credit or debit card through Stripe, the you can change your membership level or suspend payments, on your own, self-service.<br /> <br /> == ps1auth ==<br /> If your membership is not handled by Wild Apricot, then is is handled by our old member-developed script, called ps1auth. <br /> * If your member management is done by ps1auth, you can quit at any time by ending PayPal payments, which is covered below:<br /> <br /> == Quitting under ps1auth ==<br /> <br /> If you want to quit, or even just to temporarily pause, your membership to Pumping Station: One, all you need to so is stop or pause your payments from PayPal. You control that, not us. <br /> <br /> We have made a handy button for doing it though: <br /> <br /> https://pumpingstationone.org/join/<br /> <br /> At the bottom of the &quot;Join&quot; page on the main PS1 web site, there is a button marked &quot;Unsubscribe&quot; that will stop your PayPal payments (assuming you log in to your PayPal account, it's not just one step.)<br /> <br /> == Rejoining ==<br /> <br /> If you ever want to rejoin, restart, or rejoin at a different level, you should NOT resume PayPal payments, but instead follow the instructions on the Join Us page to begin making recurring credit/debit card payments. https://pumpingstationone.org/join/<br /> <br /> Alternate URL: https://membership.pumpingstationone.org/</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Canon_PIXMA_Pro_9000_Mark_II&diff=41062 2019-10-20T20:19:51Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ Template:EquipmentPage<br /> | owner=PS:One <br /> | model=Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 Mark II<br /> | serial=SERIAL NUMBER <br /> | arrived= N/A<br /> | where=CNC<br /> | certification=no<br /> | contact=CNC Area Host<br /> | hackable=no<br /> | value=$500<br /> | image = <br /> | hostarea = 2D Printing<br /> | doesitwork=mostly<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> Working except for the yellow cartridge. It has ink in it and even the &quot;Deep Cleaning&quot; has been performed by [[Jackal|User:Jackal]] but the yellow still won't work.<br /> Maybe it's due the the &quot;off-brand&quot; *OfficeMax* Cartridge? There's a spare yellow cartridge that can be filled and used and is the OEM Canon brand.<br /> Other colors filled but yellow cartridge not working on March 6, 2018.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> It's a very nice color and photo printer!<br /> Please check the ink levels if you can - seems like it gets plenty of use and running the cartridges dry is bad for the printer. The [[CNC|CNC Area Host]] has a refill kit including instructions in the locked cabinet in the CNC Shop. It's pretty quick to refill. One can tell the ink levels by opening the lid and waiting for the ink chamber to line up and show indicator lights. If the indicator lights are blinking, that cartridge is low.<br /> <br /> [https://www.officestationery.co.uk/documents/224678.pdf PDF User Manual]<br /> <br /> Manufacturer description: Prepared to step-up and produce professional quality photo prints? The PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II possesses the functionality and technology you need for high-quality output so you can be the photographer you've always wanted to be. Its 8-color ink system widens your color palette along with advanced Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software to fine tune your prints plus Ambient Light Correction1 which optimizes color output to match the specified lighting condition you would display in. This fantastic printer does all of this and more while supporting Canon Fine Art Photo Papers up to 13&quot; x 19&quot; with two separate paper paths, including a front feeder for heavyweight paper types.<br /> <br /> https://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/printers/canon_pixmapro9000markii</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Canon_PIXMA_Pro_9000_Mark_II&diff=41061 2019-10-20T20:19:23Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ Template:EquipmentPage<br /> | owner=PS:One <br /> | model=Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 Mark II<br /> | serial=SERIAL NUMBER <br /> | arrived= N/A<br /> | where=CNC<br /> | certification=no<br /> | hackable=no<br /> | value=$500<br /> | image = <br /> | hostarea = 2D Printing<br /> | doesitwork=mostly<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> Working except for the yellow cartridge. It has ink in it and even the &quot;Deep Cleaning&quot; has been performed by [[Jackal|User:Jackal]] but the yellow still won't work.<br /> Maybe it's due the the &quot;off-brand&quot; *OfficeMax* Cartridge? There's a spare yellow cartridge that can be filled and used and is the OEM Canon brand.<br /> Other colors filled but yellow cartridge not working on March 6, 2018.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Description ==<br /> It's a very nice color and photo printer!<br /> Please check the ink levels if you can - seems like it gets plenty of use and running the cartridges dry is bad for the printer. The [[CNC|CNC Area Host]] has a refill kit including instructions in the locked cabinet in the CNC Shop. It's pretty quick to refill. One can tell the ink levels by opening the lid and waiting for the ink chamber to line up and show indicator lights. If the indicator lights are blinking, that cartridge is low.<br /> <br /> [https://www.officestationery.co.uk/documents/224678.pdf PDF User Manual]<br /> <br /> Manufacturer description: Prepared to step-up and produce professional quality photo prints? The PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II possesses the functionality and technology you need for high-quality output so you can be the photographer you've always wanted to be. Its 8-color ink system widens your color palette along with advanced Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software to fine tune your prints plus Ambient Light Correction1 which optimizes color output to match the specified lighting condition you would display in. This fantastic printer does all of this and more while supporting Canon Fine Art Photo Papers up to 13&quot; x 19&quot; with two separate paper paths, including a front feeder for heavyweight paper types.<br /> <br /> https://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/printers/canon_pixmapro9000markii</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=BOSS_LS-3655_150w_Laser_Engraver&diff=40135 2019-06-12T21:41:09Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ Template:EquipmentPage<br /> | owner=PS:One <br /> | model=BOSS LS-3655 150w<br /> | serial=SERIAL NUMBER <br /> | arrived= January 2017<br /> | doesitwork=no<br /> | contact=[[CNC|CNC Area Host]] <br /> | where=CNC Shop<br /> | certification=yes <br /> | hackable=no <br /> | value=$17,000<br /> | image = BossLaser2.jpg<br /> | hostarea = CNC<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == About ==<br /> <br /> The BOSS LS-3655 is an industrial CO2 laser engraver with a 35.4&quot; x 55.1&quot; bed, supporting over-sized material pass-thru on four sides and up to 7 inches of table depth. Originally shipped with 100W tube, but that has been replaced with 150W tube in May, 2017.<br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> * (2018/12/07) Working, but not that well. Had to use 100% power and speed 5 to cut through relatively thin leather. Perhaps needs to be cleaned?<br /> * (2018/12/01) NOT working. Needs a tube replacement, probably. It's going to be a while. It will not happen faster if you ask when it's going to be fixed. NOBODY KNOWS YET. <br /> * (2018/02/26) Working. Z-Axis motor having some issues? 2-25-2018<br /> * (2017/05/20) 150W Tube &amp; Power Supply installed. Alignment &amp; focusing pending.<br /> * (2017/06/12) The laser has been aligned and focused. 2&quot; Laser lens focal depth set to 5.1mm.<br /> <br /> == Software ==<br /> <br /> *The software that drives the Boss laser from the attached computer is called RDWorksV8, the version that is appropriate to use is 8.01.18<br /> *That is not the most recent version of the software, but it is the most recent approved version for PS1. If you are having issues with RDWorks, verify that you are using the correct version of the software.<br /> *If your old shortcut to RDWorks doesn't work, go to start/C:/Program Files/RDWorks and open the program by clicking the application in that folder. DO NOT MOVE THAT APP TO YOUR OWN DESKTOP. You can create a new shortcut to it, but please do not move it.<br /> <br /> == Usage Policy ==<br /> <br /> The laser cutter is easily one of the most used machines at PS1. Due to this demand we request the cooperation of all members to share the laser cutter and associated computer. First and foremost, the practice &quot;being excellent&quot; should be observed at all times; respect yourself, other members, and the equipment. This is a usage policy so that everyone can use the laser:<br /> <br /> * Any user not actively test cutting or cutting will cede the computer and laser to the next person waiting in line, as soon as that waiting user notifies the current computer user. If you are still designing your file, please do so on another computer. Artastic (another PC upstairs) in the Crafts Area also has a copy of Adobe Illustrator.<br /> * If someone is waiting in line to use the laser, no active test cut or cut series shall be longer than 1 hour. No jobs will be allowed to start that overrun the 1 hour time limit when a new user is waiting.<br /> * In the case that your last cut is longer than the 1 hour time limit, and a waiting user presents themselves after the cut has started, the cut job shall be allowed to finish and the waiting user will be allowed to set up their file in their own user account, during the cutting period.<br /> * Continuous cutting shall not exceed 3 consecutive hours without a half hour break for the laser to cool. If a new user arrives before or during the cooling period the current user shall cede the laser to the next user, and the next user will wait for the cooling period to finish and the cooling period shall not count towards the 1 hours limit should another user present themselves.<br /> * Waiting users shall notify the current user verbally that they are waiting and where they will be waiting until it is their turn. If multiple users are waiting, the next waiting user must start their test cutting or cut job within 10 minutes of being notified of a laser opening. The current user will keep a record of who is waiting, where they will be, and notify subsequent users of the status of the queue. The current user will find the next waiting user and verbally inform them that the laser is available.<br /> <br /> == Authorization ==<br /> <br /> How to get authorized: contact the CNC Area Host or one of the Volunteer Authorizers. <br /> <br /> ===Authorizers ===<br /> ====Area Host====<br /> * Joe Mertz<br /> <br /> ====Volunteer authorizers:====<br /> *Jeff Zelnio<br /> *<br /> <br /> ====Other Authorized authorizers:====<br /> * Ray Doeksen<br /> <br /> Since demand fluctuates, and there are a random group of new and old members that want to be authorized at any one time, it makes sense to find the others and figure out your group schedule/plan. There generally is NOT going to be a calendar-based or widely publicized meetup event; you will have to conctact and make arrangements with actual people, at least until the Canvas Learning Management System is implemented more fully. http://canvas.pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> === Preparing yourself to become authorized ===<br /> <br /> You need a few things to optimize and expedite your experience:<br /> <br /> * 1. Know what you're doing as best as you can - come pre-trained on your own time to make the authorization go smoother and faster.<br /> * 2. Have a PS1 username set up before starting the authorization http://members.pumpingstationone.org (from 2018 onwards, you will create a username as part of the signup process or migration to the Wild Apricot-managed member management system. A username is not an email address. <br /> * 3. Have some familiarity with the kinds of files you would bring to the Boss to cut.<br /> <br /> To that end; you could download and become familiar a bit with RDWorks, the software you will use to drive the Boss. Links are on this page.<br /> You can read a bit of the manual, which is also linked on this page, or watch some YouTube videos. <br /> <br /> To set up a PS1 username (this is NOT the email address you use, it's a different thing, it's entirely special to PS1) go to http://members.pumpingstationone.org, and click &quot;Activate&quot; ... if you don't already have a PS1 username. <br /> <br /> Bring files in from Adobe Illustrator in Illustrator format, with lines set to have SOME sort of stroke, I'd recommend 1 point stroke, and some simple color applied to the stroke for each &quot;layer&quot; you want to have in RDWorks. You will want to have one color/layer assigned for each type or strength of cut/engrave you'll be doing in that job. For instance, you might want a deep engraving, a shallow engraving, a cut that goes all the way through the material and maybe a cut that just barely touches the top surface (called a 'kiss cut) and that would mean you would need four distinct colors of stroke used in your file. You should investigate the usefullness of SVG, DXF and DWG files as well, but Illustrator files will give you the best first experiences. <br /> <br /> Authorizations will be limited to small groups, e.g. 4 or less, due to nature of the equipment.<br /> <br /> == Troubleshooting ==<br /> * Grinding noise; TBD; was grinding, but grinding stopped once the head was moved away from the sensors and the machine restarted. <br /> * There is a small yellow proximity sensor just behind and to the right of the &quot;head&quot; when it returns to home position.<br /> * If the sensor gets pushed out of position, off at an angle, then the grinding will happen. If you return it to vertical, this will stop and it will return to home without complaining. <br /> * RDWorks is already installed on the machine for everyone to use, but you might have to find it by clicking Start/C:/Program Files/RDWorks and add a shortcut to your own desktop, start menu, or taskbar.<br /> * Don't move the RDWorks instance that you find ... you will disable other users' shortcuts that they've made on their desktop, start menu or taskbar. If you can't get the instance to work, get help from an admin; it's probably been moved somewhere awkward by another user. <br /> * Software requests an admin password; you may be using the most current version of the RD Works software, but maybe you shouldn't. <br /> * The current version has some bugs, evidently, so use the tip hidden below under &quot;resources&quot; to fix the problem for you. <br /> * You should be using RDWorksV8, version 8.01.18<br /> * If the language for RDWorks (the Boss control software) is showing garbage, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwhQ2xzV1xo&amp;feature=youtu.be follow this video].<br /> <br /> ==Power-On &amp; Safety Check==<br /> # Check Wiki for status updates<br /> # Check if material is safe to cut: refer to the wiki for a list of safe and unsafe materials for cutting<br /> # Check Fire Extinguisher: Make sure it is close by and charged<br /> # Release Emergency Stop: Rotate red button until it releases<br /> # Turn Power Key: Display will load up<br /> # Turn on Air Assist &amp; Chiller: Flip the switch and ensure exhaust &amp; chiller are on and functioning. Double check chiller temp with laser temp.<br /> * RD Works<br /> # Load Program &amp; Check USB Connection Status<br /> # Importing Files: Importing AI, DXF, SVG, &amp; images<br /> # Introducing User Interface: quick review of UI including Drawing, Grouping, Preview, Work Tab, Layers, Laser Work, &amp; Head Position<br /> # Detailed Overview of Work Tab: major cutting settings &amp; parameters reside here<br /> # Starting a Job<br /> # Saving a File<br /> * Boss Laser Operation<br /> # LED Keypad Overview<br /> # Adjusting the Z-Height: raise and lower bed<br /> # Autofocus: Setting focal height for material<br /> # Setting Origin<br /> # Jogging the Laser Head in XY <br /> # Adjusting High Pressure Air Regulator: Changing the compressed air flow<br /> # Loading a File via USB Port<br /> # Load &amp; Unload honeycomb<br /> # Cleaning Up &amp; Clearing Catch Tray<br /> * Individual Walkthrough: each member is required to perform the following:<br /> # Start-Up the machine<br /> # Turn on exhaust, air-assist, &amp; chiller<br /> # Place Material, autofocus, set origin<br /> # Load RDworks, create 3 layers (Cut, Scan, Dot) &amp; run laser job<br /> # Shutdown machine &amp; clear catch tray<br /> <br /> == Settings ==<br /> [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Boss_Laser_Settings Laser Settings Page]<br /> <br /> * Honeycomb vs. Aluminum Lamella : The honeycomb is used for engraving and pieces that benefit from precise leveling. Use the aluminum lamella (slats under honeycomb) for cutting through to reduce flashback and improve airflow (warning small pieces will fall through).<br /> <br /> * 4&quot; Lens Focus Depth 38.5mm (this is a just an approximate, FD calibration must be performed each time the lens is changed)<br /> * 2&quot; Lens Focus Depth 5.3mm (this is a just an approximate, FD calibration must be performed each time the lens is changed)<br /> <br /> == Procedures ==<br /> [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/BOSS_Usage Boss Usage]<br /> <br /> [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/BOSS_Maintenance Boss Maintenance]<br /> <br /> === Powering On Machine ===<br /> * Check Fire Extinguisher<br /> * Release Emergency Stop button<br /> * Turn power key<br /> * Turn on air assist &amp; water chiller Switch &amp; ensure both are functioning<br /> * Turn on exhaust switch and ensure it is functioning. (Gray Switch to the left of the machine)<br /> <br /> === Powering Off Machine ===<br /> * Turn key to off position, leave key in the lock<br /> * Push emergency stop button in<br /> * Turn the chiller, blower and air assist off using the main switch (switch with identifying lasercut plate) <br /> * Reset the area by cleaning up any stray cut materials. Clean and straighten the area around the laser.<br /> <br /> == Material Safety &amp; Information ==<br /> WARNING: Because many plastics are dangerous to cut, it is important to know what kind you are planning to use. If you are unsure of your materials composition, don’t cut it with the laser. You can request a SDS from your material supplier for specific information on the plastic you have or are considering using.<br /> <br /> === NEVER CUT THESE MATERIALS ===<br /> ** Any material containing chlorine: <br /> ***PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) <br /> ***Vinyl<br /> ***Pleather<br /> ***Artificial leather<br /> **Plastics:<br /> *** Polycarbonate/Lexan – [Thick ( &gt;1mm )]<br /> *** ABS<br /> *** HDPE/milk bottle plastic<br /> ** Foams:<br /> *** PolyStyrene Foam<br /> *** PolyPropylene Foam<br /> ** Other:<br /> *** Epoxy<br /> *** Fiberglass<br /> *** Coated Carbon Fiber<br /> ***Any foodstuff ( such as meat, seaweed 'nori' sheets, bread, tortillas... )<br /> <br /> === Safe Materials for Cutting ===<br /> ** Plastics:<br /> *** ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)<br /> *** Acrylic (also known as Plexiglas, Lucite, PMMA)<br /> *** Delrin (POM, acetal)<br /> *** Kapton tape (Polyimide)<br /> *** Mylar (polyester)<br /> *** Nylon – melts badly<br /> *** PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol)<br /> *** Styrene<br /> *** Two-tone acrylic – top color different than core material, usually for custom instrumentation panels, signs, and plaques.<br /> ** Foam:<br /> *** Depron foam – often used for RC planes.<br /> *** EPM<br /> *** Gator foam – foam core gets burned and eaten away compared to the top and bottom hard shell.<br /> ** Other:<br /> *** Cloths (leather, suede, felt, hemp, cotton)<br /> *** Papers<br /> *** Rubbers (only if they do not contain chlorine Teflon (PTFE, Polytetrafluoroethylene)<br /> *** Woods (MDF, balsa, birch, poplar, red oak, cherry, holly, etc.)<br /> <br /> ==== Aligning Materials ====<br /> <br /> ** The table is not aligned with the laser's X-Y axis<br /> ** To align your material use the laser pointer by holding one axis constant while moving along the other axis to align corners of your material<br /> <br /> == Laser Materials and the Woodshop Table-Saw Saw-stop ==<br /> <br /> *Conductive materials such as aluminum and other metals, carbon fiber materials, mirrored acrylic, carbon-filled materials, etc. will typically cause the brake to activate. <br /> *Carbon from lasered wood or lasered plywood is also conductive and will trigger the saw stop. do not use the table saw to cut your material. Once you have lasered a piece of wood,<br /> **The band saw can be used instead for both mirrored acrylic and lasered wood. Use safety goggles when using the bandsaw in general, but especially when using it to cut acrylic. (NOTE: authorization is required for the table saw and the bandsaw, so attending a woodshop authorization might be a good idea).<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Resources ==<br /> <br /> The proprietary LaserWORKS software can be downloaded from BOSS here - https://www.bosslaser.com/laser-software/ However, the current version (8.01.28) of the laser software seems to require admin rights every time it's used. So instead you may want to download the [https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&amp;iId=35522 8.01.18 version of the software] until this is fixed.<br /> <br /> Manuals for the BOSS laser and the LaserWORKS software are located here - https://www.bosslaser.com/download-manuals-guides/<br /> <br /> [https://www.bosslaser.com/laser-test-files BOSS test files are available here]<br /> <br /> [https://www.bosslaser.com/laser-settings Some laser settings from Boss]<br /> <br /> [https://www.facebook.com/groups/900528680076062/ Excellent Facebook Group for RDWorks Tips and help]<br /> <br /> [https://rdworkslab.com/index.php Forum for RDworks user group]<br /> <br /> == Youtube Channels ==<br /> Following are a couple good YouTube Channels with lots of information on the software and machine<br /> * [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&amp;returnto=BOSS+LS-3655+150w+Laser+Engraver SarbarMultimedia]<br /> * [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOuDR90TZ24qEFFIbVmDAMw Thunder Laser]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Cleaning &amp; Maintenance ==<br /> <br /> * When changing the lens, make sure the convex/domed side of the lens is facing upwards (towards the ceiling)<br /> * Focus Lens should be cleaned once a week with Acetone or Denatured Alcohol<br /> * (How often should the air filter be changed?)<br /> <br /> <br /> == Signage ==<br /> <br /> * [[:File:boss_laser_safety_checklist.afdesign.zip|BOSS Laser Safety Checklist - Affinity Designer]]<br /> * [[:File:boss_laser_safety_checklist.pdf|BOSS Laser Safety Checklist - PDF]]<br /> * [https://github.com/pumpingstationone/ps1-design/tree/master/icons Icons]<br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member<br /> ! Trained By<br /> ! Date<br /> |-<br /> |Andrew Camardella<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Matt Keith<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Sky Nova<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Jason Araujo<br /> |Danger Committee <br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Matt Meshulam<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |Danger Committee<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Joe Juhnke<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Casey Olson<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Andrew Vaughan<br /> |Burton Kent<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]<br /> |Burton Kent<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Erik Wessing<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Theo T<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Molly Adamski<br /> |Joe Juhnke<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:deadwisdom|Brantley Harris]]<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Amir Badri<br /> |Sky Nova<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Aaron Carlock<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Gabe Tavas<br /> |Joe Juhnke<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Sam Dreyer<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Stephanie Pelzer<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Nick Prorok<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |3/02/2018<br /> |-<br /> |Alisha Ciardi<br /> |Burton Kent<br /> |03/2018<br /> |-}<br /> |-<br /> |Bao Nguyen<br /> |Zander Bueno<br /> |05/04/2018<br /> |-<br /> |Chris Laurent<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |07/06/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:thingsspun|Jake Chaitkin]]<br /> |Nick Prorok<br /> |2018-07-09<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:aidanfowler12|Aidan Fowler]]<br /> |Ray Doeksen<br /> |2018-08-02<br /> |-<br /> |Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |2018-10-03<br /> |-<br /> |Oliver Sanchez<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |2018-12-19<br /> |-<br /> |Alex Biardo<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |03/06/19<br /> |-<br /> |Greg Bell<br /> |Jeff Z<br /> |03/23/19<br /> |-<br /> [[Category:Laser Cutter]]<br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Certification Clarification Needed]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Fob&diff=40075 2019-05-28T16:38:44Z

<p>Rdoeksen: Created page with &quot;A fob is the small plastic dongle with an embedded RFID tag. A fob is used to activate or open the front and rear doors in lieu of entering a door code. It is also used to ac...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>A fob is the small plastic dongle with an embedded RFID tag.<br /> <br /> A fob is used to activate or open the front and rear doors in lieu of entering a door code. It is also used to access (open) the bar with a system built in 2019. Any member can use their fob to open the front or rear doors, only authorized bartenders can activate the bar.<br /> <br /> Most of the members who have fobs were entered into the temporary database, before we got the door system integrated with the new member management system. So your fob will work...for now. But if anything happens to that temporary database, most of you will lose access. Only about 1/6 of the members with fobs have their fob numbers entered into the new member system.<br /> <br /> It's easy to fix: <br /> Go to https://membership.pumpingstationone.org/<br /> Log in.<br /> Click on the red &quot;Edit profile&quot; button.<br /> Scroll down to &quot;RFID Tag.&quot;<br /> Enter your fob number.<br /> Scroll back up and hit &quot;Save.&quot;<br /> <br /> You should not notice anything different. This is to keep your fob working if/when the temporary database is deleted.<br /> <br /> And if you don't have a fob yet, you can get one out of the gumball machine or from someone who has access to the stockpile and go through those same 6 steps to set one up! (It will take a little while to activate. Up to 20 minutes, probably less.) Then you'll never have to worry about remembering the door code again!</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Universal_PLS6.150D_150W_Laser_Engraver&diff=39984 2019-05-19T19:43:44Z

<p>Rdoeksen: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ Template:EquipmentPage<br /> | owner=PS:One <br /> | model=PLS6.150D<br /> | serial=PLS6150DXX082911106339 <br /> | arrived= August 2017<br /> | doesitwork=no<br /> | contact=[[CNC|Lasers Area Host]] <br /> | where=CNC Shop<br /> | certification=yes <br /> | hackable=no <br /> | value=$17,000<br /> | image = tbd<br /> | hostarea = Lasers<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Status ==<br /> <br /> * 5/19/2019 Universal laser is not working. Ask the Area Host at lasers@pumpingstationone.org for more information. <br /> * 04/1/2019 Back Up And running, Check Google Group for more details<br /> * 02/18/2019 Out of Service: Assembly out for repair; no ETA on repairs; check Google Group for more details and updates.<br /> * 12/20/2018 Universal 15OW is running on the top tube only (so, effectively 75W), and even so is cutting weakly. <br /> * (12/2/2017) Hooked up to ex-Epilog air and exhaust connection. The air assist works but does leak using the quick connect fitting, the other fitting requires a 1/2&quot; (I think) screw fitting which will create a better seal. The x-axis is off by ~3/8&quot;, y is off too but didn't measure.<br /> Current status: connected to exhaust and compressed air using the ones designed for the Epilog while the Epilog is out of service. Figuring out authorizations. If you want to be part of that, get in touch with CNC Area Host or folks on the Danger Committee.<br /> * (2017/05/20) Wiki page created<br /> * (August 2017) Laser donated from SAIC - thank you, Anna Yu!<br /> <br /> == Authorization: How to Get Authorized ==<br /> Authorization for the laser is not viral, meaning you must seek out a Volunteer Authorizer. <br /> There are Volunteer Authorizers that tend to run regularly scheduled authorizations. Check the calendar of events: https://pumpingstationone.org/events/<br /> Contact the laser area host at lasers@pumpingstationone.org if you need to find an authorizer. <br /> If no authorizations are scheduled in the next 30 days, then post on the Google Group email list or contact cnc-auths@pumpingstationone.org; look for a recent thread about laser authorizations and post there.<br /> <br /> Danger Committee folks from the other laser systems should consider themselves on the Danger Committee for this bad boy, too. Let's get this thing in regular rotation, stat!<br /> <br /> == References and Manuals ==<br /> * [[Media:Universal PLS6.150D quick start guide.pdf|Preflight checklist]]<br /> * [[Media:Illustrator and Photoshop Setup and Basic Operation.pdf|Illustrator and Photoshop basic setup and operation]]<br /> * [[Media:Universal PLS6.150D user guide.pdf|Universal Laser PLS6.150D User Manual]]<br /> * [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11G3HMFiu8aKGAu2Eg_p9LCSjKiajoUDsriVcqi_09hU/pub?output=html#| Materials Settings Reference]<br /> <br /> == About ==<br /> <br /> The Universal Laser Systems PLS6.150D is a free-standing platform with a materials processing envelope of 32&quot; x 18&quot; x 9&quot; or 5,184 in³ (813 x 457 x 229 mm or 84,950 cm³) that supports dual lasers. As a dual laser platform, the PLS6.150 can support up to two 10.6µ CO2 lasers with a power range of 10 watts to 150 watts. Additionally, it can support a single 9.3µ CO2 of 30, 50 or 75 watts. (if a 9.3u CO2 laser is installed, only one 10.6 CO2 of up to 75 watts may be installed at the same time.)<br /> <br /> This one has two 75Wlasers totaling 150W of power. <br /> <br /> The unit was donated from SAIC.<br /> <br /> == Procedures ==<br /> <br /> === Maintenance ===<br /> [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Universal_Maintenance Universal Maintenance]<br /> <br /> === Setting Up Your Computer===<br /> * [https://drive.google.com/a/pumpingstationone.org/file/d/1GjEZzCSGFAl5Zumf7hG24kqdu1ZAlszw/view?usp=sharing Download the Adobe Illustrator CC Template to your profile]<br /> TIPS:<br /> * To make your life easier, get used to setting your vector cuts red and raster black.<br /> * White is one of the colors in the template, but acts as a mask unless you tell it otherwise.<br /> * Click &quot;Apply&quot; every time you do anything in the print settings, or it won't save.<br /> <br /> === Air assist=== <br /> * Turn on the air assist by flipping the switch dangling from the board behind the laser.<br /> * Air assist is used for vector cutting to have nice traces and avoid your material to burn. However some people like to have it disabled for raster jobs.<br /> * Turn air assist off when you've finished and you don't need it while doing your settings.<br /> <br /> === Water Trap ===<br /> * Check the WATER TRAP adjacent to the regulator for accumulated water from time to time. Place a container (and maybe some paper towels) under the regulator and vent accumulated water from the bottom using the small petcock. If too much water accumulates in the regulator, it may flow through the air hose and into the machine, spraying onto the bed/material.<br /> <br /> === Exhaust ===<br /> * Turn on the Exhaust Fan by flipping the switch on the gray box to the left of the Boss Laser.<br /> <br /> === Powering On Machine ===<br /> * Turn on the Power Switch and let the machine complete the entire boot up cycle, approximately 1-2 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Running your job ==<br /> *Use the printer driver and Universal Control Panel (UCP) to send data to the laser. <br /> *The printer driver is discussed from page 39-57 of the manual, and on page 58-62, the UCP is explained.<br /> *https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/images/Universal_PLS6.150D_user_guide.pdf<br /> <br /> === Powering Off Machine ===<br /> * Allow the Exhaust &amp; Air Assist to run for approximately 10-15 after completing a job. (DO NOT CYCLE THE EXHAUST SYSTEM RAPIDLY).<br /> * Turn off the Exhaust &amp; Air Assist FIRST<br /> * Power down the machine<br /> * Clean up you materials, throw away scrap, make sure the focusing tool is replaced<br /> <br /> == Laser Materials ==<br /> <br /> https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Laser_Materials<br /> <br /> == Banned Materials ==<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! MATERIAL<br /> ! BANNED REASON<br /> |-<br /> | PETG, PET<br /> | Along with other emissions, is known to emit Benzene which is known to cause cancer.<br /> |-<br /> | Polystyrene<br /> | Known to emit styrene fumes.<br /> |-<br /> | ABS<br /> | Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt.<br /> |-<br /> | PVC <br /> | Emits chlorine gas during a cut.<br /> |-<br /> | Bending Plywood <br /> | Bends into the path of the laser carriage during operation.<br /> |-<br /> | Tropical Hardwoods<br /> | A lot of tropical hardwoods have toxins in the wood.<br /> |-<br /> | Corian <br /> | Creates a fine grit inside the laser bed and will grind down equipment.<br /> |-<br /> | Casting Wax<br /> | Melts a lot.<br /> |-<br /> | Nylon <br /> | Emits toxic fumes.<br /> |-<br /> | Vinyl <br /> | Emits chlorine gas during a cut<br /> |-<br /> | Delrin <br /> | Along with other emissions, is known to emit Benzene which is known to cause cancer.<br /> |-<br /> | Foamcore <br /> | Foamcore is an expanded polystyrene and is known to emit styrene fumes when cut.<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> == List of Currently Authorized Users ==<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot;<br /> ! Qualified Member<br /> ! Trained By<br /> ! Date<br /> |-<br /> |Fritz Sullivan<br /> |Deanna Williams<br /> |1/26/2019<br /> |-<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Dan Sharp<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |1/12/2019<br /> |-<br /> |Theo T<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |<br /> |-<br /> |Revant Ohri<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |12/19/2017<br /> |-<br /> |John Zappa<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |12/19/2017<br /> |-<br /> |Marta Guerrero<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |12/19/2017<br /> |-<br /> |Sam Dreyer<br /> |Ashish Jasani<br /> |1/12/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]<br /> |Joseph Juhnke<br /> |1/27/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:shoelessone|Kevin Mitchell]]<br /> |Joseph Juhnke<br /> |1/27/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:mcclearin|Deanna Williams]]<br /> |Joseph Juhnke<br /> |1/27/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[User:rex|Aaron Carlock]]<br /> |Joe Mertz<br /> |2/28/2018<br /> |-<br /> |Nick Prorok<br /> |Joe Mertz<br /> |2/28/2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:mct|McTavish Mcardle]]<br /> |Joe Mertz<br /> |2018-05-09<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:Lorxus|Paul Rapoport]]<br /> |Joe Mertz<br /> |2018-05-09<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:Brendanf|Brendan Fortune]]<br /> |[[user:mcclearin|Deanna Williams]]<br /> | 12-May-2018<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:christophe|Chris Laurent]]<br /> |Sky Nova<br /> |2018-06-30<br /> |-<br /> |-<br /> |[[user:aidanfowler12|Aidan Fowler]]<br /> |Joe Mertz<br /> |2018-08-2<br /> |-<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Laser Cutter]]<br /> [[Category:Fabrication]]<br /> [[Category:Certification Clarification Needed]]</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Notice_on_door&diff=39983 2019-05-17T22:12:29Z

<p>Rdoeksen: Created page with &quot;If you find a notice or notification on the door, do not worry. If the notice is from the Water Department, and they are saying something like &quot;access denied&quot; or that they we...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>If you find a notice or notification on the door, do not worry.<br /> <br /> If the notice is from the Water Department, and they are saying something like &quot;access denied&quot; or that they were trying to read the water meter but could not, don't fret. The water department is looking for a meter for 3517, which doesn't exist. You can remove the notice and throw it away. <br /> <br /> If there is a notice from FedEx, UPS or other shipping company, and there is a contact person named on the notice, you can leave it right there or try to find the person mentioned. If you feel you must email someone and you can't figure out who to contact, email help@pumpingstationone.org<br /> <br /> If you want to post it to Google Groups or Slack, then knock yourself out. <br /> <br /> That said, most people getting things delivered to PS1 know the score and these things are ordinary parts of the process. They may have a tracking number and know about it already.</div>

Rdoeksen https://wiki-dev.pumpingstationone.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Hulk_Tube_Roller&diff=39890 2019-05-01T19:23:17Z

<p>Rdoeksen: /* Authorized Users */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Template:EquipmentPage<br /> |owner = PS:One<br /> |hostarea = Cold Metals<br /> |certification = yes<br /> |hackable = no<br /> |model = Hulk Tube Roller<br /> |serial = N/A<br /> |arrived = 4/17<br /> |where = Cold Metals<br /> |doesitwork = yes<br /> |contact = Cold Metals Area Host<br /> |value = $1800<br /> |image = Hulk_Tube_Roller.jpg<br /> }}<br /> <br /> = Overview =<br /> The SWAG Tubing Roller “Hulk” is used for adding a bend radius to materials such as round and square tube, flat bar stock, and handrails. Depending on the size and thickness of the material to be bent, the effort to crank the tube roller can be significant. The “Hulk” name makes reference to the effort involved in producing the finished product. For an overview of the machine including a demonstration of its use, watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpQkYf5YQVo&amp;t=3s|this Youtube video] from SWAG.<br /> <br /> == Safety ==<br /> The tube roller applies significant force to the material being rolled. This force is applied with a two-ton bottle jack. Always be cognizant of where your fingers are when using the tube roller. There are pinch points throughout the tube roller that will crush your fingers, or anything else that gets inside of them. <br /> While the dies and axles are constructed of solid material, significant force can cause parts of the machine or your material to crack or shatter. You should always wear safety glasses when using the tube roller. <br /> <br /> == Available Dies ==<br /> PS1 stocks the dies listed below for use in the tube roller. In addition to the dies at PS1, the manufacturer has dozens of other dies available for purchase. All of the dies available from the manufacturer are listed here. The manufacturer also sells Delrin dies. Delrin dies are useful for bending soft and polished materials that are easily scratched (e.g. aluminum or copper). <br /> === Round Tube ===<br /> &lt;ul&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;1”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;1 ¼”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;1 ½”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;1 ¾”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;2”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ul&gt;<br /> '''It is very important to note that the round tube dies are for use with tubing, &lt;u&gt;not pipe&lt;/u&gt;.''' Tube and pipe are not the same thing. The actual dimensions of 1” round tube and 1” pipe are not the same. The nominal trade size of tubing is equivalent to its outside diameter. Pipe, at least for the sizes supported by the tube roller, is specified in a nominal trade size that is not equivalent to its outside diameter. <br /> === Square Tube ===<br /> &lt;ul&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;1”&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ul&gt;<br /> <br /> = Machine Use =<br /> To use the tube roller, you should follow the four steps in this section:<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place the dies in the desired position&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Adjust the handle leverage setting (if necessary)&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Zero the depth gauge&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Roll your material&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> You '''&lt;u&gt;must&lt;/u&gt;''' use the correct die set for the material you are rolling. If you need to change the die set that is installed in the tube roller, follow the steps in Change the Die first.<br /> <br /> == Die Placement ==<br /> The outer dies can be placed in three positions on either side of the tube roller as shown below. The position on the outside (position 1) requires the least amount of force to bend material while the innermost position (position 3) requires the most force to bend material. The placement of the dies also affects the bend radius.<br /> When you change the die position, be careful to make sure both dies are fully seated. The axles fit snugly into the notches and they may need to be pushed into position.<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkPosition1.jpg|400px]]<br /> [[File:HulkPosition2.jpg|400px]]<br /> [[File:HulkPosition3.jpg|400px]]<br /> <br /> == Handle Leverage Adjustment ==<br /> The handle has three positioning holes shown in the image below. The outermost hole provides the most leverage while the innermost hole provides the least leverage. You can move the handle between these holes by loosening the nut.<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkHandle.jpg|800px]]<br /> <br /> == Depth Gauge Zero Setting ==<br /> A depth gauge, shown in the picture below, is attached to the machine. You can use the depth gauge to create repeatable bends.<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkDepthGaugeNoZero.png]]<br /> <br /> To use the depth gauge, you must first set a zero point. To set a zero point, follow these steps:<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place your material in the tube roller.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Raise the jack piston until the center die is flush and snug with your material, but also not applying pressure to the material.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Turn the depth gauge on by pressing the green power button.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Press the gray unit button until the unit on the lower right corner of the LCD reads mm.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Press the black zero button and wait for the reading on the LCD to show 0.00, as shown below.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkDepthGaugeZero.jpg]]<br /> <br /> As you raise the jack, the depth gauge will measure the depth of the center die. You can save this reading to replicate your bend in the future. <br /> <br /> == Roll Your Material ==<br /> Now that you have configured the machine for use, you can begin rolling your material. This process is a matter of trial and error. You can always add additional radius to your material by rerolling it at a higher depth setting. You cannot straighten rolled stock that you have rolled to too large of a radius, so it is always a good idea to start small. Plan to have extra material on hand to get the settings right.<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Close the release valve on the jack.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place your material in the tube roller. Be sure your material is in contact with all three dies.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Set the jack piston to the depth you wish to roll the material at.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Turn the handle clockwise to begin rolling the material.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;You may need to roll the material in both directions (by turning the handle in both directions) to achieve the desired bend.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Remove the material and check if the bend radius is as desired.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Repeat steps 1 - 5 as necessary to achieve your finished product.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> <br /> = Changing the Die Set =<br /> Each die set consists of three pieces: a pair of identical roller dies for the left and right sides and a center die with a square keyed slot. Before you begin, you will need the following tools:<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;5/32” Allen wrench&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;3/16” Allen wrench&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> Follow the steps below to change the die set in the machine.<br /> == Remove Existing Die Set ==<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Open the jack release valve&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Depress the jack piston so it is no longer in contact with the machine&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Remove the left and right side dies and set them aside&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Use the 5/32” Allen wrench to loosen the set screws on the center die axle&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Remove the handle to release the center die. '''Be very careful when you remove the handle. The jack is being held up by the center die and will fall down when the handle is removed.'''&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Set the center die set screws and the brass key stock aside.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Use the 3/16” Allen wrench to remove the end cap from the left and right dies. Use the 5/32” Allen wrench to prevent the axle from turning, as shown below. Set the screws (2x) and washers (2x) aside.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkChangeDieCollar.jpg|400px]]<br /> <br /> &lt;li&gt;Use the 5/32” Allen wrench to loosen the set screw on the collars closest to the end caps that you removed. '''DO NOT loosen the other collar or you will break the alignment of the dies.'''&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Remove the left and right dies from the axles and the bearings. Place dies on the marked post on the bottom of the tube roller stand.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place the center die on the marked post on the bottom of the tube roller stand.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> == Install New Die Set ==<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Insert the bearings into the centers of the left and right dies.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place the left and right dies on the axles.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Place the collars over the axles and tighten them with the 5/32” Allen wrench. '''The set screws should be snug but not overtightened.'''&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Reinstall the washer and cap screw using the 3/16” Allen wrench at the end of each axle. Use the 5/32” Allen wrench to prevent the axle from turning. '''The cap screw should be snug but not overtightened.'''&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Insert the handle through the frame just far enough to hold the die rack at the right height, as shown below.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:HulkHandleShim.jpg|300px]]<br /> <br /> &lt;li&gt;Insert the handle through the center die using the key stock to center the handle and center die.&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;Use the 5/32” Allen wrench to tighten the center die set screws. '''The set screws should be snug but not overtightened.'''&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> = Maintenance =<br /> The tube roller requires the following consumable parts:<br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> &lt;li&gt;2xCR2032 batteries – depth gauge&lt;/li&gt;<br /> &lt;/ol&gt;<br /> There are spare set screws and key stock in a white box marked “Tube Roller Parts” on the bottom of the tube roller cart.<br /> <br /> <br /> = Authorized Users =<br /> <br /> * Bryan Gleason<br /> * Aaron Carlock<br /> * Ray Doeksen</div>

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<p>Rdoeksen: /* New Members Start Here! */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> == [http://pumpingstationone.org Pumping Station: One] - Chicago's Hackerspace ==<br /> founded 2009<br /> *Address: 3519 N. Elston Ave, Chicago, IL 60618-5617 <br /> *General Contact: info@pumpingstationone.org<br /> *[[visiting|How do I visit?]] - We have an Open House every Tuesday at 8pm, at the same time as our [[:Category:Meetings| Member Meetings]], and is open to the public. It's the best time to get a guided tour and catch a couple board members.<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width:100%; margin-bottom:2px;&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !width=&quot;49%&quot;|<br /> !width=&quot;49%&quot;|<br /> |-<br /> |valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> <br /> == About PS:One ==<br /> <br /> * [[Frequently Asked Questions]]<br /> * [[What is Pumping Station: One]]<br /> * [[Contact Information]]<br /> * [[Neighborhood Information]]<br /> * [http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/H/hacker.html So who are hackers anyway?]<br /> * [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1fSw_rkvtLdl2LviR44Uilo9n9bL3BDXxI3dH3_oju48/edit?usp=sharing 1st Floor Map At-a-Glance]<br /> <br /> == Member Information ==<br /> <br /> ====New Members Start Here!====<br /> <br /> * [[New Member Orientation]]<br /> * [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Membership Webite] (Sometimes called Wild Apricot or the member site. You can manage your profile, payments and membership level here)<br /> * [[Member Manual]]<br /> * [[Guest Building Access]]<br /> * [[Administration|How do things get done around here?]]<br /> * [[How Do I Get Authorized?|How do I get authorized?]]<br /> <br /> ====Want to help?====<br /> * [[How can I help]]<br /> <br /> ====Need help?====<br /> * [[Do you need help]]<br /> <br /> ====What are we working on?====<br /> * [[:Category:Projects|Member Projects]]<br /> * [[:Category:Tutorials|Member Tutorials]]<br /> <br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> Who are the members of PS:One? How do they communicate? What do they know about this whole social interwebs thing?<br /> <br /> ====[[Administration]]====<br /> <br /> * [[The Board|Board of Directors]] - The points of contact for day-to-day corporate operations, but not for most tools, equipment and space utilization.<br /> * [[:Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]] - The main points of contact for the (currently 12) different areas of the space.<br /> * [[Volunteer Positions|Volunteer Authorizers]] - contact info for the Volunteer Positions established by the Board.<br /> <br /> ==== Communication ====<br /> <br /> * [[:Category:Meetings| Member Meetings]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Email Lists|Email Lists]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Social Networks|Social Networking]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Links|Other PS:One sites and online spaces]]<br /> * [[Systems#Request Tracker|Request Tracker]] - A support tracker that we use to track membership issues.<br /> * [[Votes|Member Votes]] - How we do/buy/decide big things<br /> * [[:Category:Policy|Policies]]<br /> * [https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/login/ldap Canvas LMS]<br /> <br /> == [[Events]] ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=hhlp4gcgvdmifq5lcbk7e27om4%40group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Google Calendar]<br /> * [http://www.meetup.com/Pumping-Station-One/ PS:One Meetup Group]<br /> * [[:Category:Classes|Classes]]<br /> * [[New events|How do I create an event?]]<br /> <br /> ==== Area Calendars ====<br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=hkgq1nkid9up5e4oe9uacqdlic@group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Electronics Lab Reservation Calendar]<br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=tomjudge.com_cl3vcokea3rl5gfflp5d9putlo%40group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Hot Metals Calendar]<br /> <br /> |valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> <br /> == Things We Have ==<br /> <br /> How to do things, where to get things, what's in the area, and other general reference stuff you feel like sharing.<br /> <br /> ==== Hardware ====<br /> <br /> * [[Facilities]]: A list of what has been made available, and what should soon be made available to members. <br /> * [[:Category:Equipment|Tools and Equipment]] : All PS:One equipment, tools, authorization, safety, and repair information goes here.<br /> * [[Sources]]: Where to get stuff: from Depots to dumpsters.<br /> * [[:Category:Facilities|Building Facilities]]: How our building works.<br /> <br /> ==== Other ====<br /> <br /> * [[Resources]]<br /> * [[Administration#Important Documents|Important Documents and Files]]<br /> * [[IT Infrastructure]]<br /> * [[Supplies]] and other things purchased for day-to-day space needs<br /> * [[Member Storage Registry]] tracks locker/shelf use<br /> <br /> == What We Do ==<br /> PS:One is a [[Do-ocracy]]. Here is some of what we do:<br /> <br /> ==== Current Projects ====<br /> * Fixing and mapping the building's [[Electrical]] systems...<br /> * [[Gathering Materials]]<br /> * [[:Category:Wishlist|Wishlists]]<br /> <br /> ==== Interest Groups ====<br /> * [[NERP]] (Not Exclusively Raspberry Pi): Embedded Systems (biweekly)<br /> * [[Beer Church]] (and Brewing Station: One): Beer appreciation and home brewing<br /> * [[CNC Build Club]]: A monthly meeting for building CNC machines<br /> * [[TOOOL Chicago]]: A monthly meetup about locks and lockpicking<br /> * [[Python Office Hours]]: A biweekly meetup about python programming<br /> * [[Systems Group]]<br /> * [[Knitting Machines]]: A page for participants in the Knitting Machine Workshops<br /> * [[Applied Sciences]]: A page for persons interested in applications of science<br /> * [[Electronics Office Hours]]: For all your basic (and not-so-basic) electronics questions<br /> * [[SIGBOT]]: A monthly meetup for building and talking about robots.<br /> * [[Pumping Station:Yum]]: Cooking and Hacking food<br /> * [[ELMER Monthly]]: Ham Radio Office Hours for licensed Ops and those working toward their licenses. All are welcome.<br /> * [[Wiki Maintenance]]: Maintaining the wiki and teach people how to help.<br /> <br /> ==== Space Automation ====<br /> <br /> [[IRC]] integration:<br /> <br /> * [[Spacemon]] - what rooms are busy, and are the lights on?<br /> * [[Peoplemon]] - who is at the space?<br /> * [[Schedmon]] - who will be at the space?<br /> * [[Chillmon]] - what's the temperature in the shop?<br /> <br /> Network services:<br /> * [[Printers]]<br /> <br /> <br /> __NOTOC__</div>

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<p>Rdoeksen: /* New Members Start Here! */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> == [http://pumpingstationone.org Pumping Station: One] - Chicago's Hackerspace ==<br /> founded 2009<br /> *Address: 3519 N. Elston Ave, Chicago, IL 60618-5617 <br /> *General Contact: info@pumpingstationone.org<br /> *[[visiting|How do I visit?]] - We have an Open House every Tuesday at 8pm, at the same time as our [[:Category:Meetings| Member Meetings]], and is open to the public. It's the best time to get a guided tour and catch a couple board members.<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width:100%; margin-bottom:2px;&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !width=&quot;49%&quot;|<br /> !width=&quot;49%&quot;|<br /> |-<br /> |valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> <br /> == About PS:One ==<br /> <br /> * [[Frequently Asked Questions]]<br /> * [[What is Pumping Station: One]]<br /> * [[Contact Information]]<br /> * [[Neighborhood Information]]<br /> * [http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/H/hacker.html So who are hackers anyway?]<br /> * [https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1fSw_rkvtLdl2LviR44Uilo9n9bL3BDXxI3dH3_oju48/edit?usp=sharing 1st Floor Map At-a-Glance]<br /> <br /> == Member Information ==<br /> <br /> ====New Members Start Here!====<br /> <br /> * [[New Member Orientation]]<br /> * [https://membership.pumpingstationone.org Membership Site] Membership website (You can manage your profile, payments and membership level here)<br /> * [[Member Manual]]<br /> * [[Guest Building Access]]<br /> * [[Administration|How do things get done around here?]]<br /> * [[How Do I Get Authorized?|How do I get authorized?]]<br /> <br /> ====Want to help?====<br /> * [[How can I help]]<br /> <br /> ====Need help?====<br /> * [[Do you need help]]<br /> <br /> ====What are we working on?====<br /> * [[:Category:Projects|Member Projects]]<br /> * [[:Category:Tutorials|Member Tutorials]]<br /> <br /> == Community ==<br /> <br /> Who are the members of PS:One? How do they communicate? What do they know about this whole social interwebs thing?<br /> <br /> ====[[Administration]]====<br /> <br /> * [[The Board|Board of Directors]] - The points of contact for day-to-day corporate operations, but not for most tools, equipment and space utilization.<br /> * [[:Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]] - The main points of contact for the (currently 12) different areas of the space.<br /> * [[Volunteer Positions|Volunteer Authorizers]] - contact info for the Volunteer Positions established by the Board.<br /> <br /> ==== Communication ====<br /> <br /> * [[:Category:Meetings| Member Meetings]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Email Lists|Email Lists]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Social Networks|Social Networking]]<br /> * [[Contact Points#Links|Other PS:One sites and online spaces]]<br /> * [[Systems#Request Tracker|Request Tracker]] - A support tracker that we use to track membership issues.<br /> * [[Votes|Member Votes]] - How we do/buy/decide big things<br /> * [[:Category:Policy|Policies]]<br /> * [https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/login/ldap Canvas LMS]<br /> <br /> == [[Events]] ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=hhlp4gcgvdmifq5lcbk7e27om4%40group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Google Calendar]<br /> * [http://www.meetup.com/Pumping-Station-One/ PS:One Meetup Group]<br /> * [[:Category:Classes|Classes]]<br /> * [[New events|How do I create an event?]]<br /> <br /> ==== Area Calendars ====<br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=hkgq1nkid9up5e4oe9uacqdlic@group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Electronics Lab Reservation Calendar]<br /> * [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=tomjudge.com_cl3vcokea3rl5gfflp5d9putlo%40group.calendar.google.com&amp;ctz=America/Chicago PS:One Hot Metals Calendar]<br /> <br /> |valign=&quot;top&quot;|<br /> <br /> == Things We Have ==<br /> <br /> How to do things, where to get things, what's in the area, and other general reference stuff you feel like sharing.<br /> <br /> ==== Hardware ====<br /> <br /> * [[Facilities]]: A list of what has been made available, and what should soon be made available to members. <br /> * [[:Category:Equipment|Tools and Equipment]] : All PS:One equipment, tools, authorization, safety, and repair information goes here.<br /> * [[Sources]]: Where to get stuff: from Depots to dumpsters.<br /> * [[:Category:Facilities|Building Facilities]]: How our building works.<br /> <br /> ==== Other ====<br /> <br /> * [[Resources]]<br /> * [[Administration#Important Documents|Important Documents and Files]]<br /> * [[IT Infrastructure]]<br /> * [[Supplies]] and other things purchased for day-to-day space needs<br /> * [[Member Storage Registry]] tracks locker/shelf use<br /> <br /> == What We Do ==<br /> PS:One is a [[Do-ocracy]]. Here is some of what we do:<br /> <br /> ==== Current Projects ====<br /> * Fixing and mapping the building's [[Electrical]] systems...<br /> * [[Gathering Materials]]<br /> * [[:Category:Wishlist|Wishlists]]<br /> <br /> ==== Interest Groups ====<br /> * [[NERP]] (Not Exclusively Raspberry Pi): Embedded Systems (biweekly)<br /> * [[Beer Church]] (and Brewing Station: One): Beer appreciation and home brewing<br /> * [[CNC Build Club]]: A monthly meeting for building CNC machines<br /> * [[TOOOL Chicago]]: A monthly meetup about locks and lockpicking<br /> * [[Python Office Hours]]: A biweekly meetup about python programming<br /> * [[Systems Group]]<br /> * [[Knitting Machines]]: A page for participants in the Knitting Machine Workshops<br /> * [[Applied Sciences]]: A page for persons interested in applications of science<br /> * [[Electronics Office Hours]]: For all your basic (and not-so-basic) electronics questions<br /> * [[SIGBOT]]: A monthly meetup for building and talking about robots.<br /> * [[Pumping Station:Yum]]: Cooking and Hacking food<br /> * [[ELMER Monthly]]: Ham Radio Office Hours for licensed Ops and those working toward their licenses. All are welcome.<br /> * [[Wiki Maintenance]]: Maintaining the wiki and teach people how to help.<br /> <br /> ==== Space Automation ====<br /> <br /> [[IRC]] integration:<br /> <br /> * [[Spacemon]] - what rooms are busy, and are the lights on?<br /> * [[Peoplemon]] - who is at the space?<br /> * [[Schedmon]] - who will be at the space?<br /> * [[Chillmon]] - what's the temperature in the shop?<br /> <br /> Network services:<br /> * [[Printers]]<br /> <br /> <br /> __NOTOC__</div>

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