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English Wheel

2024-04-09T20:17:24Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

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|image=EnglishWheel.jpg
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
!Authorized By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|Will Spears
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/7/22
|-
|Crazy Uncle Dave
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/12/22
|-
|Daniel Ennion
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/3/22
|-
|Dubi Kaufmann
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/8/22
|-
|Nate Leonard
|Sam Abrahamson
|10/25/22
|-
|Link Jeff J
|Sam Abrahamson
|11/8/22
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Sam Abrahamson
|12/14/22
|-
|Declan Flynn
|Sam Abrahamson
|9/19/23
|-
|Shauen Pearce
|Sam Abrahamson
|12/12/23
|-
|Adam Henderson
|Sam Abrahamson
|2/28/24
|-
|Paisley Stone
|Sam Abrahamson
|4/9/24
|-

|}

English Wheel

2023-01-23T19:48:10Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|image=EnglishWheel.jpg
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|Will Spears
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/7/22
|-
|Crazy Uncle Dave
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/12/22
|-
|Daniel Ennion
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/3/22
|-
|Dubi Kaufmann
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/8/22
|-
|Nate Leonard
|Sam Abrahamson
|10/25/22
|-
|Link Jeff J
|Sam Abrahamson
|11/8/22
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Sam Abrahamson
|12/14/22
|-

|}

English Wheel

2022-11-09T23:49:12Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|image=EnglishWheel.jpg
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|Will Spears
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/7/22
|-
|Crazy Uncle Dave
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/12/22
|-
|Daniel Ennion
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/3/22
|-
|Dubi Kaufmann
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/8/22
|-
|Nate Leonard
|Sam Abrahamson
|10/25/22
|-
|Link Jeff J
|Sam Abrahamson
|11/8/22
|-

|}

English Wheel

2022-10-26T02:03:41Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|image=EnglishWheel.jpg
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|Will Spears
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/7/22
|-
|Crazy Uncle Dave
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/12/22
|-
|Daniel Ennion
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/3/22
|-
|Dubi Kaufmann
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/8/22
|-
|Nate Leonard
|Sam Abrahamson
|10/25/22
|-

|}

Volunteer Positions

2022-10-25T17:54:28Z

Sammyabe: /* Cold Metals Authorizers */

The Board of Directors has designated the following official Volunteer Positions. See [[Area Hosts and Volunteer Positions Policy]] for more information. See also [[:Category:Hosted Areas|Area Hosts]] for a list of Area Hosts.

= Volunteer Positions =

==== Responsibilities ====
*Each Volunteer's roles may vary. These volunteers serve to assist in the general maintenance of the space and community in conjunction with specific Area Hosts.

== Area Hosts ==
''Main article: [[Area Hosts]]''

=== 2D Printers ===
* Davis Sayer
** email: 2dprinting [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: davissayer

=== 3D Printing ===
* Matt Keith - Hardware/Software Upgrades & Maintenance
** email: 3dprinting [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
* Sam Donahue - Authorizations
** email: 3dprinting [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Sam Donahue
** slack channels
***3d_layers

=== Arts & Crafts ===
* Lydia Miller
** email: arts [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Lydia Miller

=== CNC Machining ===
* Adam Molski
** email: cnc [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @MikeThompson
** slack channels
***fusion-360
***cad-cam
***cnc
***tormach_user_group

=== Cold Metals ===
* Jim Brink
** email: coldmetals@pumpingstationone.org
** email: 2010jfb[at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Jim Brink
** slack channels
***coldmetals

=== Electronics ===
* Andrew Wingate
** email: electronics@pumpingstationone [dot]
** slack handle: @Anna Yu
** slack channels
***electronics

=== Gen Ops ===
* Andrew Morris
** email: GenOps [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @morrand

=== Hot Metals ===
* Ron Olson
** email: hotmetals [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @tackoknight
** slack channels
***hotmetalshop

=== Kitchen ===
* Ashley Shewmaker
** email: kitchen [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @kitschwitch
**slack channels
***kitchen

=== Lasers ===
* Ash Jasani
** email: lasers [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Ash
** slack channels
***lasers

=== Small Metals ===
* Ally Reza
** email: smallmetals [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Ally
** slack channels
***small-metals

=== Woodshop ===
* Sam Paris
** email: woodshop [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle:
** slack channels
***woodshop

=== Events Coordinator ===
* Contact: [[user:lyn|Lyn Cole]]
** email: parties {at} pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @LynPurple

== Authorizers ==
''Main article: [[Volunteer Authorizer]]''

Getting authorized on tools can be tough. Sometimes it's hard for new members to figure out how to get authorized, sometimes classes fill up in hours, sometimes classes aren't scheduled regularly. We want to fix that. The Board has created the following Volunteer Positions. We need a few members to step up and offer their time to get people authorized.

==== Responsibilities and Incentives ====

* Another page with a description of volunteer authorizer positions is here https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Volunteer_Authorizer

=== CNC Authorizer ===
* Shopbot: David Earl
** email: president [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @David
* Tormach: Alex Berkowitz
** email: alex [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Alex Berkowitz
* Boss Laser: Jeff Zelnio
** email: laser-auths [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Jeffz
* Boss Laser: Andrew Camardella
** email: laser-auths@pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @rtystgeeke
* Universal Laser: Ash Jasani
** email: laser-auths [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Ash
* Universal Laser: Esty Wexler
** email: laser-auths [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Esty Wexler

=== Hot Metals Authorizers ===
* Daron Wooding
** email: daron.wooding [at] gmail [dot] com
* Aaron Feigen
**email: aaronfeigen [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @nibbtastic
* Jacob Dawson
**email: ps1@jmdawson [dot] net
** slack handle: @Jacob M. Dawson
* Sean Blum
**email: arthifflaw [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Sean Blum

=== Cold Metals Authorizers ===
==== Basic Authorization: Tier 1 ====
* Dave Soloman (Crazy Uncle Dave)
** email: davelscom14 [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @CrazyUncleDave
* [[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]
** (preferred) email: mctavishmcardle [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @mct

==== LeBlond Lathe ====
* Dave Soloman (Crazy Uncle Dave)
** email: davelscom14 [at] gmail [dot] com
* Jim Brink
** email: 2010jfb [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Jim Brink

==== Clausing Lathe ====
* Anna Yu
** email: annotatehere [at] gmail [dot] com

==== Bridgeport Knee Mill ====
* [[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]
** email: mctavishmcardle [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @mct

==== Grizzly Lathe ====
* Dave Soloman (Crazy Uncle Dave)
** email: davelscom14 [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @CrazyUncleDave

==== Surface Grinder ====
* [[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]
** email: mctavishmcardle [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @mct
* Dave Soloman (Crazy Uncle Dave)
** email: davelscom14 [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @CrazyUncleDave
* Wally Fugiel
** email: wally.fugiel [at] videojet [dot] com
**slack handle: @Wally Fugiel
* Jim Brink
** email: 2010jfb [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Jim Brink

==== Baldor Tool Grinder ====
* [[User:mct|McTavish McArdle]]
** email: mctavishmcardle [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @mct
* Dave Soloman (Crazy Uncle Dave)
** email: davelscom14 [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @CrazyUncleDave
* Wally Fugiel
** email: wally.fugiel [at] videojet [dot] com
**slack handle: @Wally Fugiel

==== English Wheel ====
* Sam Abrahamson
** email: sammyabe6 [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Sammy Abe

=== Small Metals Authorizer ===
* Ally Reza
** email: smallmetals [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Ally

=== Tormach Authorizers ===
* Alex Berkowitz
** email: alex [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Alex Berkowitz
* David Earl
** email: president [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @David

=== Woodshop Authorizers and maintenance. ===
*Gary Newhouse - shop storage, wiki, Canvas course manager
** email Gnewhouse @ gmail dot com
**slack handle @garynhouse

* Ralph Brendler - General auth, mortise and tenon jigs, and multi-router
** email: rebrendler [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Ralph Brendler

*David Earl
** slack handle @david earl

*Tim Kaye
** slack handle: @Tim

* Joseph Staffa
** Slack handle : @joseph Staffa

* Ian Sampson -general Auth, maintenance, wiki, Canvas courses

* Brenda Caflin -General Auth , maint,

* Jim Leonardson - small tool maintenance

*dan Ennion - general Auth, maintenance.

* Dan Walsh

* Brendan Twaddell

* Donzell Gordon - Woodshop Lathe Only
** email: donzellphoto [at] gmail [dot] com
** slack handle: @Donzell007

* Sam Paris. Maintenance team

* Tim Kaye. Maintenance team

=== Membership Management Team (MMT) ===
* Team Lead: Vacant
** email: mmt [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle:
* Scholarship Liason: Nathan Upchurch
** email: scholarships [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Nathan U
* Member: Scott Yoder
** email: mmt [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Scott yoder

=== General Operations (GenOps) ===

All are generalists but each has a primary responsibility.

* Team Lead: Andrew Morris
** email: genops [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @morrand
* Woodshop Storage Manager: Gary Newhouse
** email: genops [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @GARYn
* other areas storage manager : Sean Blum
** email: genops [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Sean Blum
*operations Liason: Brian Desmond
** slack handle: @Brian D
* operations advisor: Brian Barnt
** slack handle: @Bbarnt

== Board-Appointed Officers ==

=== Chief Technology Officer ===
* Name: Sky Nova
** email: cto@pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle: @Sky

=== Education Officer ===
* Name: currently vacant

=== Communications/PR ===
* Name: Alicia Johnson
** email: press [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org pr@pumpingstationone [dot] org
** slack handle:

=== Treasurer ===
* Name: Carl Karsten
** email: treasurer [at] pumpingstationone [dot] org

== Board of Directors ==
* President: Paul Ocampo
* Vice President: Nathan Upchurch
* Secretary: Joe Mertz
* Director-at-Large: Tim Bielawa
* Director-at-Large: Donzell Gordon
* Director-at-Large:Jennie Plasterer
* Director-at-Large: Fidel Galano
* Director-at-Large: Jesse Seay

English Wheel

2022-08-12T17:56:49Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|Will Spears
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/7/22
|-
|Crazy Uncle Dave
|Sam Abrahamson
|7/12/22
|-
|Daniel Ennion
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/3/22
|-
|Dubi Kaufmann
|Sam Abrahamson
|8/8/22
|-

|}

English Wheel

2022-07-13T04:13:09Z

Sammyabe:

English Wheel

2022-07-13T03:55:56Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

English Wheel

2022-07-07T04:42:26Z

Sammyabe: /* Maintenance */

English Wheel

2022-07-07T04:40:19Z

Sammyabe: /* List of Currently Authorized Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact= Sammy Abe Via Slack
|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$800
|hostarea=Cold Metals
}}

== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Sam Abrahamson
|Diogenes of Sinope
|6/27/22
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Gary Newhouse
|6/27/22
|-
|}

English Wheel

2022-06-27T04:40:34Z

Sammyabe:

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== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|}

English Wheel

2022-06-27T04:40:14Z

Sammyabe:

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== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|}

English Wheel

2022-06-27T04:39:38Z

Sammyabe:

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== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|}

English Wheel

2022-06-27T04:38:30Z

Sammyabe:

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|certification=yes
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== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|}

English Wheel

2022-06-24T20:29:14Z

Sammyabe: Created page with "{{Template:EquipmentPage |owner=PS:One |model=KAKA INDUSTRIAL F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat |serial= |arrived= |doesitwork=yes |contact=Sam Abrahamson |where=Col..."

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|owner=PS:One
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|where=Cold Metals
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
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|hostarea=Cold Metals
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== Function ==

The English wheel is a hand operated machine for shaping sheet metal. The sheet metal is squeezed between a top wheel and a bottom wheel and rolled back and forth, which gradually stretches and thins the metal. Through this process it is possible to produce compound curves and radii not possible with a slip roll or press brake, with a smoother surface finish than hammering. The English wheel can also be used for planishing, bending, flanging, bead rolling, and embossing.

== Safety ==

Pinch points are the primary safety hazard of the English wheel. The user must be careful never to put their hands or fingers between the wheels.

== Maintenance ==

All wheels must be kept smooth, polished, and free of any dirt, grease, oil, or debris. Before placing any metal in the English wheel, it must be completely clean and de-greased, and all burrs, slag, mill scale, rust, paint, or coatings must be removed. [https://youtu.be/KVYxymoxeWk?t=69 Here is an efficient method for polishing the wheels.]

== Metal Selection ==

The most common metals used in the English wheel are mild carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper and brass. Some metals may benefit from annealing, such as copper and aluminum. The maximum recommended thickness for mild carbon steel is 16 gauge (.0625), but the ideal thicknesses are 18-20 gauge for nearly all applications. The thicker and harder the material, the more effort it will take to shape.

== Tips and Tricks ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omRlIBONJAM English Wheel Techniques - Ron Covell]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POSWz7Jt-w4&t=277s Gaining Crown In Large Panels - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1gaBd7bRE Using a Shim - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmLGbW9neEg Rubber Band - Lazze]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHm3-lu3e2Q English Wheel Basics Part 1 - Wray Schelin]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGpo2k0sVJ8 Embossing - Wray Schelin]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|}

Vote To Purchase English Wheel

2022-06-09T17:20:02Z

Sammyabe: /* Day of the Vote */

[[Category:Votes]]

== Vote To Purchase An English Wheel ==

== Sponsor ==
Sam Abrahamson (Sammy Abe on Slack)

== Co-Sponsors ==
David Earl

Gary Newhouse

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====

'''5/28/2022'''

==== Member Input ====
Does the Sponsor choose to open the language of the vote for changes due to member input? (optional and can be modified at any time)

'''[X] YES [ ] NO'''

==== Day of the Vote ====

6/14/2022

== Language of the Vote ==

This is a proposal to authorize the PS:1 Board of Directors to spend up to $500 on the purchase of a Kaka Industrial F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat English Wheel. Sam Abrahamson shall donate the remaining cost of the machine.

The English Wheel shall be stored in the Cold Metals area until the area move takes place, at which point its placement shall be reevaluated as the membership sees fit.

The English Wheel shall require an authorization. Sam Abrahamson shall be the first authorizer, and additional authorizers shall be added on a volunteer basis. The authorization shall consist of a safety brief, maintenance, work piece preparation, and technique.

Vote To Purchase English Wheel

2022-06-03T19:49:33Z

Sammyabe: /* Language of the Vote */

[[Category:Votes]]

== Vote To Purchase An English Wheel ==

== Sponsor ==
Sam Abrahamson (Sammy Abe on Slack)

== Co-Sponsors ==
David Earl

Gary Newhouse

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====

'''5/28/2022'''

==== Member Input ====
Does the Sponsor choose to open the language of the vote for changes due to member input? (optional and can be modified at any time)

'''[X] YES [ ] NO'''

==== Day of the Vote ====

Date pending board approval

== Language of the Vote ==

This is a proposal to authorize the PS:1 Board of Directors to spend up to $500 on the purchase of a Kaka Industrial F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat English Wheel. Sam Abrahamson shall donate the remaining cost of the machine.

The English Wheel shall be stored in the Cold Metals area until the area move takes place, at which point its placement shall be reevaluated as the membership sees fit.

The English Wheel shall require an authorization. Sam Abrahamson shall be the first authorizer, and additional authorizers shall be added on a volunteer basis. The authorization shall consist of a safety brief, maintenance, work piece preparation, and technique.

Vote To Purchase English Wheel

2022-05-29T02:05:43Z

Sammyabe: Created page with "Category:Votes == Vote To Purchase An English Wheel == == Sponsor == Sam Abrahamson (Sammy Abe on Slack) == Co-Sponsors == David Earl Gary Newhouse == Schedule..."

[[Category:Votes]]

== Vote To Purchase An English Wheel ==

== Sponsor ==
Sam Abrahamson (Sammy Abe on Slack)

== Co-Sponsors ==
David Earl

Gary Newhouse

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====

'''5/28/2022'''

==== Member Input ====
Does the Sponsor choose to open the language of the vote for changes due to member input? (optional and can be modified at any time)

'''[X] YES [ ] NO'''

==== Day of the Vote ====

Date pending board approval

== Language of the Vote ==

This is a proposal to purchase an English Wheel, to be stored in the Cold Metals area until the area move takes place, at which point its placement shall be reevaluated as the membership sees fit. Sam Abrahamson shall donate 50% of the cost of the machine, and Pumping Station: One shall cover the remaining 50%.

The English Wheel shall require an authorization to use due to the moderate risk of pinch points. Sam Abrahamson shall be the first authorizer and additional authorizers shall be added on a volunteer basis.

The English Wheel model proposed for purchase is the Kaka Industrial F1.2X710 28-Inch Throat English Wheel, priced between $580 and $800 depending on the retailer, not including tax or shipping estimations. The model may be subject to change following discussion by the membership.