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Shopfox belt disc sander1712

2026-01-16T19:02:18Z

Samparis:

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|contact=[[user: samparis|Sam Paris]]
|where=Wood Shop
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|hackable= no
|value=$??
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== notes ==
One of our stationary tools

Maintenance:

August 2019 -- right side support for belt sander table sheared in two (by out of balance belt) -- repaired/welded but not true and square

12/7/2019 belt sander portion unusable. EB ordering new belt

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|-
|
|
|
|-
|}

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Shopfox belt disc sander1712

2026-01-16T18:55:15Z

Samparis: /* notes */ Hoo boy! This page needs work!

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|where=Wood Shop
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|value=$??
|image=
|hostarea=Wood Shop
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== notes ==
One of our stationary tools

Maintenance:

August 2019 -- right side support for belt sander table sheared in two (by out of balance belt) -- repaired/welded but not true and square

12/7/2019 belt sander portion unusable. EB ordering new belt

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|-
|
|
|
|-
|}

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Wood shop tip lists

2025-11-13T18:03:34Z

Samparis: /* Rockwell 20" Bandsaw */ Added link to page

This area is to work on some 'tips for success' for each tool, to eventually make into signs to put near the tool. This will help stop the same repeatable errors from happening.

==SawStop Table Saw==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Always open the dust collector gate and turn on the dust collector prior to working with the table saw. Close the gate when done.

*This saw has a built-in safety brake that will trigger when contact is made with flesh or conductive material. Check your material for metal pieces using the metal detector. DO NOT CUT THE FOLLOWING ON THIS SAW:
**Mirrored acrylic
**Laser cut pieces (the black carbon residue is conductive)
**Aluminum or other conductive metal
**Any other conductive materials

*Use a cross-cut sled or miter gauge when making cross-cuts or miter cuts. Do not use the fence when using a cross-cut sled or miter gauge. Generally, a cross-cut sled or miter gauge should be used if the longest edge of the piece can't be supported on the fence.

*Stand to the side of the blade when cutting - do not stand directly behind the blade in the line of kickback.

*If you cannot hold the piece firmly when cutting, ask for help. Use push-sticks if necessary. Hold the workpiece firmly against the fence or miter gauge during the entire cut.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==[[Rockwell_Delta_20"_Bandsaw|Rockwell 20" Bandsaw]]==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Check the blade for kinks or breaks before use. Replace blade if necessary.

*Lower the blade guide to slightly above workpiece to minimize blade drift. Check tightness of guide blocks. Check the tension of the blade.

*Wider blades cannot cut as tight of a curve as thinner blades. If the saw makes squealing noises when cutting you are likely stressing the blade.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Bosch Sliding Compound Miter Saw==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Always secure your workpiece properly before making a cut. Use clamps and stop blocks as needed. Do not hold pieces with your hands close to the blade.

*Allow the blade to rev up to full speed before making a cut. Do not lift up the blade after cutting until it has come to a full stop.

*Check the dust collection bin below the saw and empty if full.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Supermax Drum Sander==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Always turn on the dust collector and open the dust collector gate prior to working with the drum sander. Close the gate when done.

*The height adjustment on this tool is very sensitive - no more than a 1/16th-1/8th turn is typically needed to adjust the height enough. When in doubt, start high enough that the work piece barely touches the bar and adjust by small amounts until you reach the work piece.

*Do not sand or polish anything on the conveyor belt.

*If the light turns red on the conveyor belt speed control, the sanding drums are under too much stress. Raise the drums and do lighter passes, or slow the belt down.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Craftsman Drill Press==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*USE FOR WOOD ONLY. Please use the drill press in Small Metals for drilling metal. Do not use oil or other cutting fluids on this drill press. Oil can leave unsightly stains on wood.

*Secure your piece with clamps or a vise prior to drilling.

*Use a waste board or the depth stops to prevent the drill from going into the table.

*Please put back drill bits in their proper place so others can find them easily.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Excalibur Router Table==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*If available, attach a ShopVac hose to rear dust port on the table to collect sawdust during use.

*Adjust the height of the router with a 6mm hex key. Do not use the wrong size key for the height adjustment.

*Ensure the bit can spin freely and does not catch the fence prior to making your cut.

*Bits spin counterclockwise looking down - always make your cuts feeding against the spin of the bit (i.e. from right to left using the front side of the bit). Feeding in the spin direction can catch the board and is not safe to do.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Grizzly Jointer==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Check area around chip chute (lower-left side of the jointer) and clean out if excessive debris is present. Chute should be clear for chips to fly out prior to using.

*Check fence for squareness and check that the infeed table is not too much lower (typically 1/16" or less for most uses) than the outfeed table. Make sure all parts are secure before using.

*Feed your workpiece slowly from right to left. Use grips as needed to hold the workpiece and keep your hands well away from the cutter heads.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Jet Lathe==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Always wear a face shield when the lathe is in use, and ensure there is no loose clothing or jewelry that could catch on the lathe.

*Ensure your piece is securely fixed in the chuck and does not wobble before turning the lathe on.

*Always hold your cutting tool stable on the guide when cutting - do not freehand!

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

==Laguna 16" Planer==

*This tool requires authorization prior to use. Always ask for help if you're unsure about the use of this tool.

*Always turn on the dust collector and open the dust collector gate prior to working with the planer. Close the gate when done.

*Check your workpiece for metal using the metal detector before planing - metal damages the cutter heads.

*The height gauge on this tool is no longer accurate - always check the height of the cutter head relative to your workpiece before beginning a cut.

*Do not plane pieces thinner than 1/4" or shorter than the length of the cutting area (from roller to roller). Your work piece should be sticking out of one end of the planer during the whole pass.

*Clean up the work area when you're done!

[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Jointer Grizzly 8 inch

2025-10-30T16:07:15Z

Samparis: Added serial #

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|model = Grizzly G0495X
|serial = 188557
|arrived = DEC 2019
|doesitwork = yes
|contact = Wood Shop Area Host
|where = Wood Shop
|value = $525.00
|hostarea = Wood Shop
|image = G0495x.jpg
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== Status ==

Good to go.

== Rules ==
# Always check your wood for nails or staples. If you're not sure, check the entire piece with the metal detector or a magnet.
# Remove the smallest amount of material possible and feed it at an appropriate speed. More passes are better than fewer. If you don't know how to properly adjust the infeed table, ask for help.
# Always use the vacuum while running the jointer. Otherwise, it will clog with chips.
# If you break something, or damage the tool, contact the area host immediately. Don't let others do more damage to the machine, ruin their work, or hurt themselves by using a broken tool.
# Always vacuum the machine, cutting area, and the table around the machine when you are done.

==Maintenance Notes==
*The pulley on the cutterhead spindle likes to walk off. Grizzly had a long lead time on the part, so we replaced with McMaster 6204K135. That part needed to be turned down to fit.

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]
[[Category:Loaned Equipment]]

Drill Press Craftsman 20in woodshop

2025-08-21T21:56:15Z

Samparis: /* Outside Resources */

Sander (oscillating spindle) grizzly.

2025-07-07T16:46:58Z

Samparis: Added a description and a video link

* Oscillating spindle sander: A sander mounted on a spindle that both rotates and oscillates in and out or up and down along the axis of the spindle. Good for sanding internal curves and contours that would be difficult with hand or orbital sanding. The table can be tilted to bevel the sanded portion of the workpiece
* Here is a decent video on how to use it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz1R8_RuguM

Manual: https://cdn0.grizzly.com/manuals/g1071_m.pdf<nowiki/>{{Template:EquipmentPage
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|value = $999
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Stub for sander added in dec 2020

https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-1-hp-oscillating-spindle-sander/g1071

[[Category: Shop equipment]]
[[Category: Wood Shop]]

Sander (oscillating spindle) grizzly.

2025-07-07T16:33:04Z

Samparis: Added link to manual

Manual: https://cdn0.grizzly.com/manuals/g1071_m.pdf<nowiki/>{{Template:EquipmentPage
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Stub for sander added in dec 2020

https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-1-hp-oscillating-spindle-sander/g1071

[[Category: Shop equipment]]
[[Category: Wood Shop]]

Slack

2025-02-26T19:54:32Z

Samparis: /* Slack Administration */

== PS:1 Slack ==

* Sic Transit Gloria Mundi

*

== Deprecated ==

The old URL at https://pumpingstation1.slack.com/ is not supported.

[[Category:Systems]]

Slack

2025-02-26T19:53:53Z

Samparis: /* PS:1 Slack */

== PS:1 Slack ==

* Sic Transit Gloria Mundi

== Slack Administration ==

* 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.
* 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.

== Deprecated ==

The old URL at https://pumpingstation1.slack.com/ is not supported.

[[Category:Systems]]

Sparky, the Sawstop Industrial Table Saw

2024-12-22T13:15:13Z

Samparis: /* Authorized Proctors */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification=yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Model ICS 73230 7.5HP 220V
|serial = SI 193301732
|arrived = 1/110/2020
|doesitwork = yes
|contact = Wood Shop Area Host
|where = Wood Shop
|value = $5,735.38
|image = Sawstopind.jpg
|hostarea = Wood Shop
}}

= Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously Authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 =

== Authorized Proctors ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
|Ron Olson
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|-
|Brenda Calfin
|-
|Joe Staffa
|}

== Status ==

July 17 2020. User reported kickback and then saw stopped and won’t restart. Woodshop team has tested breakers and safety lockout mechanisms. Troubleshooting continues.

August 6. After replacing parts on saw, final part of fix was replacing breaker in panel. Circuit overloaded lugs but did not trip breaker.

Sept 2021. Fence guide ruler shredded. Replaced gn

Sept 24 2021. Report that the blade stopped motor stopped and smoke was billowing from motor box and ductwork. After a long rest, it was tested and no fault found. Stress tested 9/26 and put back into service. Gn

March -may 2022. Long series of machine errors ranging from false brake firings to blade rot error code to no power at controller. Lots of troubleshooting and blade brake replacements. Also replaces start cap.per sawstop direction. Worked short while then happened again. On

may 19, EB replaced run capacitor. Hoping that this works.

Thruout may and June 2022 we have replaced nearly every electrical /electronic part as well as fixing an issue in the breaker panel. EricB in communications with sawstop. —gn

6/30/2022 gn and DE discussed another troubleshooting approach

7/7/2022 eric replaced several remaining electronic parts. it seems to be working now.

this very heavy duty version of the SawStop was installed January 2020

= Rules =
# Do not move the machine ever.
# Never use the table as a work surface.
# Always have the dust collection on. Turn it on before you plug in the saw and off after you unplug the saw.
# Always check your material on the blade before you spin up the blade. If the light turns red, DO NOT CUT.
# Always check your wood for nails or staples. If you're not sure, check the entire piece with a magnet.
# If you break something, or damage the saw, contact the area host immediately. Don't let others do more damage or hurt themselves by using a broken tool.
# Always dust the entire machine when you are done. Also check the motor compartment after every use and vacuum out as needed.

= Additional Information =

== Dado Stack ==
Dado stack use requires separate authorization. Ostensibly it's through the [https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/77 canvas course], but that just refers you to [https://pumpingstationone.org/events/ the Pumping Station One calendar]. Your best bet may be to message the [https://discord.com/channels/1270929620224704544/1270939083685892229 woodshop Discord channel (web based link)], and if possible ask for the authorization before or after a regular Woodshop authorization.

SawStop saws support 8″ dado sets only. The optional dado brake cartridge must be used for dado cuts. It has a larger brake pawl designed to stop the multiple blades in a dado set. In addition, you will also need to use a zero-clearance insert specifically for the dado set.

The dado stack is stored in the center metal cabinet under the hand tools bench. It’s labeled. The dado brake should also be stored there tho it sometimes appears in “nightstand 2” with extra splitters etc.

The zero clearance insert is with other inserts and feather boards and pushers in small “nightstand” under right side table extension.

http://www.rockler.com/sawstop-dado-brake-cartridge-for-cns-table-saws

== Sacrificial Fence ==

The Sacrificial Fence requires the dado stack authorization to have been completed.

A sacrificial fence is used in combination with the dado stack to create rebates (grooves) at the edges of boards. Trying to make a rebate at the edge of a board without a sacrificial fence in place will result in damage to the rip fence.

The sacrificial fence is placed on top of the standard table saw rip fence and secured with the screws on the back side. Ensure that the fence is square to the table while tightening the set screws, and that the fence is flush with the front of the rip fence. Then, slide the fence over top of the dado stack, adjusting the fence for the desired rebate width. Adjust the blade height for the desired depth of rebate.

It is stored in the outfeed table. See the table saw jigs page.

See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYqvwlbm6B0 beginning at minute 8 for a demonstration of how the sacrificial fence works.

[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tablesaw_jigs_and_sleds#sacrificial_fences sleds n jigs n such]

== Blade Brake ==

This saw is equipped with a safety feature that will (hopefully) stop the blade when it contacts something conductive-- like your hand. However, that means you normally can't cut conductive things with this saw or you will trigger the safety brake. This is good if it was your hand in the way, but it also destroys the sawblade and requires installation of a replacement part that costs $70+ every time. And the saw will be down until the replacement can be installed.

According to the owner's manual: "Conductive materials such as aluminum and other metals, carbon fiber materials, '''mirrored acrylic''', carbon-filled materials, etc. will typically '''cause the brake to activate'''." [Emphasis added.]

Other things that may trigger the brake include wet wood, and wood with embedded nails or staples. Lexan and green pressure-treated wood reportedly can also be a problem. That is why the rules instruct you to check your material on the side of the blade before spinning it up, and to check your wood for nails or staples!

== Notes ==
* There's an m8 hole drilled and tapped in the mitre gauge. The post from a magnetic base of our dial indicators thread in. The post may require a spacer so the threads don't stick out (use a stack of washers or a larger-than-m8 nut).
* The right hand table adjusting screw was bent while aligning the table. The table was aligned without it. Aligning the arbor tilt axis will be *really tough* without a replacement. (Part #11 in the cabinet and table exploded diagram in the manual p98)
* The rear rip fence rail has places to put 4 countersunk allen bolts. The left hand bolt screwed into the main table was too long and made contact with an internal table part (probably the rear trunion). It probably pushed the table out of alignment and caused binding while re-aligning the table. That bolt was left out. Don't replace it!

== Training Links ==
Manual download [https://www.sawstop.com/images/uploads/manuals/Manual_ICS_2.pdf]

== Maintenance ==
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20130224091815/http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/Main/Articles/Table_Saw_Maintenance_Skill_Builder_Power_Tool_Tun_8197.aspx Table Saw Maintenance]
* [[SawStop Table Saw maintenance|maintenance page]]

* Power beaker Switch is in hot metals shop panel.

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Fabrication]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Sander - Jet Edge sander

2024-12-05T13:26:59Z

Samparis: /* Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously Authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification=yes
| serial = {{{serial}}}
| model = Jet OES-80CS
| arrived = march 2020
| doesitwork = yes
| contact = Zack
| where = wood shop
| authorization = yes
| hackable = no
| image = Jetsander.jpg

| value = 2100.00
| hostarea = Wood Shop
}}

= Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously Authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 =

== Authorized Proctors ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
|Ron Olson
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|-
|Paul VanLake
|-
|Michelle DeLeon
|}

Manual [[https://jettools.com/media/akeneo_connector/asset_files/7/0/708447_man_en_63e5.pdf]]

Delta Mortising Machine

2024-08-25T15:01:44Z

Samparis: Added 'Type 2" o model number

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|owner=PS:One
|model=14-650 Type 2
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop hand tools bench
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=DeltaMortiser.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/17/17
|-
| Kari Danek
| Ralph Bredler
|
|-
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|1/27/18
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|1/27/18
|-
|[[User:mjones|Mike Jones]]
|Ralph Brendler
|1/27/18
|-
| Fritz Sullivan
| Ralph Brendler
| 5/30/18
|-
| Elizabeth Reuter
| Ralph Brendler
| 5/30/18
|-
|[[User:Samparis|Sam Paris]]
|Ralph Brendler
|6/2/19
|-
|[[User:Bogdanb|Bogdan Bistriceanu]]
|Ralph Brendler
|6/2/19
|-
|Ryan Pierce
|Ralph Brendler
|1/26/20
|}

== Notes ==

nov 1 2018 replaced table level adjustment handle with 6mm hex bolt. (shattered for months now. could not find replacement)

Oct 2020. Bought new set of chisels/augers. Replaced chuck key.

This video is quite good in principle. Uses a different model but features and use are VERY Similar. [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0Pf_vbnoFQ4. Woodworkers Journal SCM setup and use]

== Safety ==
user manual: [[File:Delta_14-650.pdf]]

==maintenance ==
[[Delta_Mortising_Machine_maintenance]]

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]
[[Category:Small wood hand tools]]

Dust Collector G0638

2024-05-07T23:26:45Z

Samparis: Contact

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification=no
|hackable = NO
|model = Grizzly G0638 3 phase 10hp
|serial = ?
|arrived = 2019
|doesitwork = yes
|contact = Sam Paris
|where = wood Shop
|value = $4700
|image = G0638dustcollector.jpg
|hostarea = Wood Shop
}}

=== More Information ===

Here are a few things that you need to know:

- The blast gates open and the vacuum starts automatically when the tool is turned on

- It takes 15-20 seconds to spin up to full speed (important for the miter saw/panel saw especially)

- It runs for several minutes after the latest tool is shut down

- It's LOUD. Hearing protection is recommended

- DO NOT TURN IT OFF, EVEN IF THE NOISE ANNOYS YOU

- The floor sweeps trigger it automatically by turning the timers. The sweep will remain open for the period of time on the timer. You CANNOT turn the timers backwards or they’ll break.

- If for some reason you need to do any sort of service to the machine, the disconnect handle on the left side of the closet MUST BE pulled first to do so safely.

-Emptying the bins instructions can be found below.

- notify a member of the Woodshop Team if difficulty arises:

Eric Beauchamp, Ralph Brendler, Michelle DeLeon, Paul VanLake, Zack Sasnow, David Earl, Brian Desmond, Gary Newhouse

=== '''EMPTYING THE BINS and CLEANING FILTERS''' ===

Bin bags are U-Line #s-3987
Filter tower bags are 36x36 8mil. Uline #s-11046

Emptying Drums And clearing filters

The dust collector has two drums for major sawdust and chips. a gentle brush system inside the long vertical filter canisters is for removing any built-up dust from the filter pleats.
If you do need to change bags or otherwise do something with the Dust collector , you MUST TAKE THE FOLLOWING STEPS, in the order listed, to do so safely. The machine can/will hurt you if you are not careful.
Safety measures:
To avoid damage to your eyes and lungs, always wear safety glasses and a respirator when working with the dust collection bags.
<li>1. Move the rocker switch on the motor control box (white) to Off
</li><li>2. Pull the disconnect handle on the east wall (to your left)
</li><li>3. Unplug the green Ecogate panel from the 120V outlet below the disconnect

Once you’re ready to place the system back online, perform these three steps in reverse.

Emptying the drums:

Empty the collection drums when they are three quarters full or less. If the drums become overfilled, the dust will be sucked into the intake barrel and passed through to the canister filters. How quickly the drum will fill up is based on the type of work being done at the time:
We have seen them fill up as quickly as one day.
• Fine dust from a sander or table saw will slowly fill the drums.
• Curly shavings from a planer or jointer will quickly fill the drums.

<li>1. Release the three clamps at the top of the first drum </li>
<li>2. Pull the friction fit 1 inch vacuum hose loose from the bottom of the drum
</li><li>3. Lift the top away from the drum and carefully so as to not disconnect the large hose and “Y” connector
</li><li>4. Pull the drum out and lift the dust bag out.
</li><li>5. Tie the bag off with tape or zip tie
</li><li>6. Place new bag in drum
</li><li>7. Be sure to replace the black rim gasket as found on the rim under the bag
</li><li>8. Roll drum back and reconnect the top and the hose at the bottom
</li><li>9. Repeat with second drum
</li><li>10. Place bags in dumpster

[[File:Dcdrums.jpg]]

Cleaning the filters

To clean the filters, pull the red handles down all the way, then pull the black handles down and
hook them in place. . Do Not force them. If difficult to pull, contact a Woodshop Team member

Note: Always make sure to leave the red handles in the up position to ensure that the brushes return to their proper position and do not restrict the filter.
[[File:Dcfilters.jpg]]

== notes ==

manual is at [https://cdn0.grizzly.com/manuals/g0638_m.pdf]

blast gates are controlled by an EcoGates Greenbox 12 system [https://www.ecogate.com/greenbox]

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Sander - Jet Edge sander

2024-02-14T23:13:39Z

Samparis: Tool is currently in service, so notice that it is not was removed

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification=yes
| serial = {{{serial}}}
| model = Jet OES-80CS
| arrived = march 2020
| doesitwork = yes
| contact = Zack
| where = wood shop
| authorization = yes
| hackable = no
| image = Jetsander.jpg

| value = 2100.00
| hostarea = wood shop
}}

= Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously Authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 =

== Authorized Proctors ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
|Ron Olson
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|-
|Paul VanLake
|-
|Michelle DeLeon
|}

Manual [[https://content.jettools.com/assets/manuals/708447_man_EN.pdf]]

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Category:Hosted Areas

2023-12-19T14:31:05Z

Samparis: Capitalized "Paris."

Space at PS1 is divided up into Hosted Areas. Each Hosted Area has an Area Host you can contact for information for projects, equipment authorization and suggesting improvements to the space. Any area not specifically allocated to another area is controlled by the General Area Host. There are currently nine official hosted areas at PS:One. The Tool Cage Hosted Area has been deleted, and the tools that used to be held there are now under the control of the various other areas.

See [[Area Hosts and Volunteer Positions Policy]] for more information on Area Hosts.

See [[Volunteer Positions]] for a list of other Volunteer Positions.

'''[[:Category:CNC|CNC - Computer Numeric Control]]''' (driving the computers to drive the machines)
* Lasers Contact: Jordan Kessel
** primary email: lasers {at} pumpingstationone.org

* Fused Filament Printing Contact: [[user:matt|Matt Keith]]
** primary email: 3dprinting {at} pumpingstationone.org

* StereoLithography Printing Contact: [[user:Books|Books]]
** primary email: Specialty3D {at} pumpingstationone.org

*2D Printing Contact: Davis Sayer
** primary email: 2dprinting {at} pumpingstationone.org

*Industrial CNC Contact: Adam Molski
** primary email: cnc {at} pumpingstationone.org
** alternate email: tormach {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:Electronics|Electronics - Mechatronics Lab]]'''
* Contact: Andrew Wingate
** primary email: electronics {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:General Area|General Area]]'''
* Contact: General Operations Team
** primary email: general {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:Arts|Arts - Graphic Arts and Textiles]]'''
* Contact: Lydia Miller
** primary email: art {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:Hot Metals|Hot Metals]]'''
* Contact: [[user:tachoknight|Ron Olson]]
** primary email: hotmetals {at} pumpingstationone.org
** alternate email: tachoknight {at} gmail.com

'''[[:Category:Kitchen|Kitchen]]'''
* Contact: John Jegerski
** primary email: kitchen {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:Cold Metals|Cold Metals]]'''
* Contact: Dave Solomon
** primary email: 2010jfb at gmail.com

'''[[:Category:Wood Shop|Wood Shop]]'''
* Contact: [[user: samparis | Sam Paris]]
** primary email: woodshop {at} pumpingstationone.org

'''[[:Category:Small Metals|Small Metals]]'''
* Contact: Osi Van Dessel
** primary email: smallmetals {at} pumpingstationone.org

== Resources for Area Hosts ==
* [[Purchasing Standards]]

* Onboarding Process: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RB93_jgWFYBgU0DciqbfFnXY4hnfzHo02OD_2ViPHnM/edit#

== Area Host Expectations ==
The organization critically depends on our area hosts and the quality of your service is a major factor in the experience of our members and the overall atmosphere of the space. The following are the duties and expectations of your area host position:

=== In general ===
* You are an ambassador of the space. We expect you to make yourself familiar with and abide by our policies and to hold yourself to the highest standards of being excellent to others. Your behavior sets an example for the entire membership.
* Explain and lead TidySpace policy for your area.
* Prior to authorizing anyone on any equipment, ask about membership, ID check by two board members and liability waiver. Do not authorize anyone who hasn’t completed all three.
* If you authorize a non-member to use tools per section (i) of https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Authorization_Policy that person must fill out a volunteer agreement form. The form must be signed by you as well as the non-member. This form must be sent to info@pumpingstationone.org prior to any non-member tool use. (This is for insurance reasons. A link to this form will be provided when it is complete.)

=== For the area ===
* Post contact information for yourself and the area volunteers.
* Set rules and authorization processes and document them on the area wiki page.
* Establish a TidySpace Wut Zone for your area
* Provide TidySpace parking tickets (yellow, red and green)
* Post the rules or a link to the rules or a link to the rules in the area. They should include the following:
** Safety rules.
** How and where for material and project storage.

=== Duties ===
* Ensure a clean and safe workspace.
* Expedite tool maintenance and repair when necessary.
* Facilitate the authorization process, working closely with volunteer authorizers.
* Label, document and organize tools and available equipment.
* Report area needs and concerns to the board.
* Post all receipts to info@pumpingstationone.org within 30 days.
* Maintain an up to date record of area spending.
* Keep the area wiki page up to date.

=== What you can expect from the board ===
* We will take your concerns seriously and will work with you to try and resolve them.
* We will consider creating a temporary replacement position if you need to be absent for an extended period of time.
* We will work with you to make sure you have the volunteer authorizer help the area needs.
* We will seek your input when we are considering making changes to volunteer authorizer positions in your area.
* We will strive to promptly process reimbursements and refilling of Pex cards upon receiving proper documentation.

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2023-12-13T14:25:46Z

Samparis: Asset removal notice added

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== Status ==

=Ths asset is being removed from PS:1=

Needs jamb nuts 1/6/2022

Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization for this tool by authorized proctors only. Members not previously authorized must take the CANVAS course at https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 .

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Always remove dried glue squeeze outs with a scraper or other tool before coming here.

*DO NOT USE unless glue has fully dried

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

*Do not use to remove old finishes.

=== Abrasive Dimensions ===

If you need to cut a new abrasive from the roll and tracing the old one isn't convenient, use the dimensions below.

[[File:Supermax 25x2 abrasive dimension.png]]
(not to scale!)

# From one square cut edge, measure 12' and cut another square edge. You now have a strip of abrasive 144" long and 4" wide.
# Measure 13.5" from one end and make a mark on the back of the paper. Trace this line to the nearby end's opposite corner, making a diagonal. This 13 1/2" x 4" right triangle defines the first "tail." Cut along this diagonal to make the first end pointy.
# Measure 3.5" from the point. Draw a line perpendicular to the diagonal edge. Cut this off to make the pointy end stubby.
# Repeat this procedure on the other end **but on the opposite edge.** That is, make a (blunted) rhombus, not a trapezoid. You now have two tails on your long strip, one "facing up" and one "facing down."
# Refer to the video on how to install this into the machine.

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_GPFoZtXg| How to Change Abrasive Wraps on a Drum Sander] Supermax video. Short and sweet.
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

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

|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-10-05T21:15:03Z

Samparis: /* Schedule */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[10/1/2023]'''

==== 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'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== What do I want to replace it with? ==
''One of these: [https://powermatic.com/1791290]. This is an industrial unit from a very reputable manufacturer. It has a more formal and straightforward way of adjusting conveyor belt tracking.''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $7500 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-28T14:40:23Z

Samparis: /* Language of the Vote */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== What do I want to replace it with? ==
''One of these: [https://powermatic.com/1791290]. This is an industrial unit from a very reputable manufacturer. It has a more formal and straightforward way of adjusting conveyor belt tracking.''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $7500 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T17:25:50Z

Samparis:

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== What do I want to replace it with? ==
''One of these: [https://powermatic.com/1791290]. This is an industrial unit from a very reputable manufacturer. It has a more formal and straightforward way of adjusting conveyor belt tracking.''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $7000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T17:03:56Z

Samparis: /* Language of the Vote */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $7000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T16:50:00Z

Samparis: /* Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $ZZZZ for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T16:49:32Z

Samparis: /* Co-Sponsors */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==

Garynhouse Gary Newhouse
Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $ZZZZ for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T16:47:52Z

Samparis: /* Definition of "Language" */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $ZZZZ for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T16:47:24Z

Samparis: /* Vote Results */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $ZZZZ for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T16:40:13Z

Samparis: /* Language of the Vote */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $ZZZZ for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T15:10:43Z

Samparis: /* Synopsis */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Powermatic DDS225 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $10,000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-09-27T15:03:00Z

Samparis: /* Background */

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander has a more robust system for adjusting the conveyor belt travel.In addition, it is an industrial unit that should hold up better to the rigors of makerspace service. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Woodmaster 3875X2 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $10,000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-03-02T23:13:09Z

Samparis:

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse Donzell007 Donzell Gordon

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander uses hook and loop paper, and so it should be easier for users to replace sandpaper. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Woodmaster 3875X2 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $10,000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-02-23T18:19:13Z

Samparis:

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''samparis Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''
Garynhouse gary newhouse

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander uses hook and loop paper, and so it should be easier for users to replace sandpaper. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Woodmaster 3875X2 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $10,000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander

2023-02-23T17:10:36Z

Samparis: Created page with "== Title== '' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander'' == Sponsor == ''Sam Paris'' == Co-Sponsors == ''Names of at least two members..."

== Title==
'' Vote by the Membership to purchase a replacement for the SuperMax drum sander''

== Sponsor ==
''Sam Paris''

== Co-Sponsors ==
''Names of at least two members eligible to vote (handle + real name)''

== Vote Results ==
Quorum:[ ]
Yea Votes: [ ]
Nay Votes: [ ]
Present or Abstain: [ ]

== Definition of "Language" ==
"The wording of a legal document." [tfd.com/language]

== Schedule ==
==== Proposal Date ====
Date this proposal was posted to the membership and a request for a vote date was sent to the Board.

'''[DATE]'''

==== 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'''

==== Vote Announcement and Beginning Date of the Discussion Period ====
The announcement date of the vote proposal is the beginning date of the seven-day (minimum) posting and Member discussion period. (Certain exceptional vote types have longer discussion periods. Check the Bylaws if you are unsure.)'' If the Sponsor has chosen to include member input, suggested edits can be made in a shared document or other collaborative vehicle until the language is locked. The sponsor can stop taking suggestions at any time. ''

'''[DATE]'''

==== Language Lock Date and Start of Voting ====
Five days prior to the Day of the Vote, the vote language is locked, all edits are frozen, and the language of the vote is converted to a PDF file. Ballots that include the PDF are sent to the Membership, and electronic voting begins. '' Note that the minimum discussion period of seven days leaves only two days for changes before the lock takes place. ''

'''[DATE]'''

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

Date the Board has assigned for the vote. The Day of the Vote is the day the vote closes.

'''[DATE]'''

== Background ==
''Our current drum sander has become a maintenance nightmare. It seems to be down as often as not, and eats its own conveyor belt on a regular basis. The proposed drum sander uses hook and loop paper, and so it should be easier for users to replace sandpaper. ''

== Synopsis ==
''Purchase a Woodmaster 3875X2 drum sander.''

== Language of the Vote ==
''Authorize the Board to spend up to $10,000 for a replacement drum sander. ''

Volunteer Positions

2023-02-08T19:57:12Z

Samparis: /* Woodshop */

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: @Sam Paris
** 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

*Glen Peterson - Lathe only

* Sam Paris. Host

* 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

Volunteer Positions

2023-02-08T19:56:39Z

Samparis: /* Woodshop */

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: Sam Paris
** 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

*Glen Peterson - Lathe only

* Sam Paris. Host

* 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

Category:Wood Shop

2022-12-21T03:03:07Z

Samparis: /* Woodshop host and deputies */

The Wood Shop is one of the areas that has an area host here at PS:One. https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Category:Hosted_Areas

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| hostedsince =
| location = South-east corner
| toolcategory = [[:Category:Shop Equipment]]
| hostname = Sam Paris
| hostemail = woodshop@pumpingstationone.org
| slack handle = @samparis
| slack channel = @woodshop
}}

== Area Rules ==

<ol>
<li>Safety first — use at minimum all required safety gear for the tool you are using. Always wear safety glasses. Worn alone, your acrylic eyeglass lenses are dangerous. Know where the closest fire extinguisher is as well as the first aid kit. And pay attention to what you are doing. For your own safety, do not work around people misusing tools. For the safety of others, don't misuse tools. It's Ok to ask others for help, people are pretty friendly (but it's good etiquette to wait if they're using powertools).</li>
<li>Clean up after yourself — use a brush or the Shop Vac to clean up your chips and throw small cutoffs away. Set useful cutoffs aside in the lumber area if you think someone might be able to use them (but we reallllly don't want your garbage). Make sure power cords don't obstruct aisles</li>
<li> Check the '''Dust Collector''' [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Dust_Collector_G0638]to see if it needs emptying </li>
<li>Be respectful of others using this space by following [[Tidy Space Policy|TidySpace]] procedures — always fill out a Parking Request form — Name, phone number, email, and date it each time you work on it.</li>
<li>Put things back when you're done — Let's try to make sure everyone can find the tool they are looking for once you are finished. This includes all power tool accessories and hand tools.</li>
<li>Respect all the tools — Do not '''''ever''''' put your weight behind a piece you're feeding through any power tool. If you ''ever'' see anyone doing this, it's Ok to correct them. Use your hands or a push stick, if appropriate, to move your piece through — the machine will tell you how quickly it wants to work. '''Only use tools you are certified to use.'''</li>
<li>If something breaks, put a note on it and contact the Area Host, don't just leave it for the next person to find. It's unsafe and disrespectful. Be excellent to each other.</li>
<li>Make awesome things and let us know if you'd like to boast.</li>
</ol>

== Authorizations ==

There is usually a Wood Shop authorization once a week, listed on the calendar. The process begins in a canvas course. Go to https://canvas.pumpingstationone.org/courses/40 and self enroll. There are readings on safety, processes rules and... of course... all of the stationary tools in the basic authorization. Study the material and take the quizzes.

Then book a hands on Authorization session in the Canvas Calendar. Out of courtesy please email Ralph (rebrendler@gmail.com, Paul (paulvanlake @gmail.com) or Gary (grnewhouse@gmail.com)as appropriate for questions (to let us know that you are in the pipeline, questions, etc).

If you pass both the online and the hands on portions....CONGRATULATIONS!! You are among the select club of PS:1 Woodworkers (no accompanying parties or awards or libations will necessarily follow.)

Come wearing appropriate clothing and grab a set of eye protection and ear protection when you arrive.
It's extremely likely that this authorization will meet every Thursday at 7:30 pm ... in the Wood Shop see the ps:1 google calendar.

Only approved proctors may authorize and for the beginning of this new process, Ralph or Paul will lead your HandsOn session. Proctors are identified on the wiki page for each tool requiring authorization. See generally at the bottom of this page [[:Category:Wood Shop]] for a list.

=== Woodshop host and deputies ===
Sam Paris - host

Authorizers: https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Volunteer_Positions#Woodshop_Authorizers

All authorizers have chosen particular tools to become "experts" on. - Woodshop Tool Tuners Team

Ian Sampson - Authorizer, Wiki, Canvas Courses maintenance and improvement
Gary Newhouse - General Operations Team - Wood Shop Storage manager, Canvas Master Teacher grnewhouse@gmail.com 847-666-5301

=== Project Storage ===

'''New tidy space policy. '''

We need to more closely follow PS1 Tidy Space Policy, things are just too crowded and too many "abandoned" projects are using space that should be for authorized temporary storage (up to 30 days). Michelle DeLeon (pistola13d@gmail.com) and Gary Newhouse(grnewhouse@gmail.com) are working to clear up space for you to store your "masterpieces in process".

'''Parking Permit'''

What it is

This green tag* should be placed on any item, project or materials used for personal or group projects, which are being actively worked and/or are too large to store in personal locker/shelf space. Items with a properly issued parking permit must not be left on a worktable or in a walkway. Items that are left with or without a Parking Permit may be moved to Temporary Storage by anyone at any time. Members are able to write their own ticket for parking, valid for a maximum of 72 hours unless an Area Host agrees to a longer period of time not exceeding 30 days. Members are able to renew Parking Permits themselves given that they are physically in at PS1 to do so. Area Hosts are able to limit renewals at their discretion if appropriate to maintain organization of Temporary Storage.

'''Parking Ticket'''

What it is

Red tickets (https://github.com/pumpingstationone/ps1-design/blob/master/export/red-parking-tag.pdf) should be placed on any item, project, or materials found in the space without a permit or with an improperly filled or expired permit. If materials are obstructing a walkway, common work areas or work surfaces, or is otherwise stored in a manner that is a hindrance of the use of PS1 by other members, anyone is able to respectfully move items to Temporary Storage where an authorized person will ticket items if they are unclaimed. As stated above, items must be labeled with a Parking Pass and stored properly when not actively being worked on. Personal storage is exempted from the Parking Ticket process and improperly utilized personal storage is covered in its own section below.

What happens to ticketed items?

The ticket can be struck by the issue of a valid parking permit, or in the case of space property, proper labeling and storage. Ticketed material may be moved out of the way or placed in Temporary Storage, but must not be moved to Salvage until the 72 hours after the ticket is issued. The issuer, and/or Area Host, accepts the obligation to make a good-faith effort to contact the person responsible for the material (if known) to let them know their material should be retrieved or marked with a valid parking permit. If the owner is legitimately unavailable to take care of their materials within the 72 hours, the issuer and/or Area Host may make arrangements with the owner at their discretion, but are under no obligation to do so.

'''Salvage'''

What it is?

Salvage is a clearly marked and well lit set of shelves dedicated to almost-trash. The designated spaces are:

:#the rightmost portion of the plywood rack,

The area immediately right of that is now for storage of four PS1 owned ladders

Anyone may remove anything from Salvage at any time.

We are in the process of implementing this in the Woodshop. We will make every effort to make this transition as easy as possible ..

Gary for the WS tidy space team

''Old WS tidy space guidelines''

<ol<s>
<li>''Projects too large for your locker cannot be left in the shop in a manner that makes any tool unusable. (If you have to store your project in the shop, find an out of the way place for it).''</li>
<li>''You '''must''' follow [[Tidy Space Policy|TidySpace]] procedures and fill out a Parking Request form with your name, phone number, and email on your project and any materials that belong to you. Every time you work on it, write the date on your label so the area host knows you haven't abandoned it.''</li>
<li>''If a project is untouched for 30 days, the project will be considered abandoned and be made available to the membership as scrap or thrown away.''</li>
<li>''Your project may not be stored in the space for more than '''60 days TOTAL time''', whether you worked on it daily or once every other week.''</li>

</ol>
''For best results, have all the materials on hand when you start a project and set aside time to finish it quickly so we don't have projects laying all over the shop, half done, for months.''</s>

== Safety ==
Some safety equipment is currently available:

* safety glasses and goggles
* gloves (including welding gloves)
* respirator
* ear protection
* painter suits
* welding masks
* fire extinguishers

Users must use this equipment as required for each tool.

If you see someone using the equipment improperly, '''wait for a safe time''' to either show them how to do it right, or ask them to stop and seek certification. Don't sneak up on people or interrupt them while they're using power tools. Notify the Area Host if anyone is abusing, damaging, or using tools in an inappropriate fashion.

If the smoke/CO2 detector goes off, stop what you are doing. Do not shut it off and go back to work until you take a break for at least 15 minutes to be sure there aren't any harmful fumes.

== Woodworking skills ==

'''Milling lumber''' To produce the quality joints needed for strong and attractive projects, the natural warping and twist of lumber must be dealt with. The typical process for producing milled lumber starts at the jointer.
<ol>
<li> Joint a face and an edge, using the jointer fence. This will give you two surfaces that are 90 degrees to each other.
<li> Then use the planer to make the unmilled face parallel and coplanar to the face milled in the first step.
<li> The final edge can be produced on the table saw. Use the rip fence to clean up the final edge.
</ol>
More techniques for milling lumber can be found in [http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/videos/episode-6-the-jointers-jumpin/?category_name=techniques this video] from Marc Spagnuolo, a woodworking podcaster of note.

== Tools Available ==

All equipment in the workshop has been tagged [[:Category:Shop Equipment]].

All equipment requires certification to be used. Please see the individual tool pages for information on who can certify you to use these tools.
We have a number of jigs and sleds for the tablesaw.
https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/Tablesaw_jigs_and_sleds

and for the bandsaw and Planer.

=== Using the tools ===

If it belongs to PS:One, please be nice to the tools. If they belong to a member who is awesome enough to loan us their personal gear, make sure you treat it extra nice and also, get their permission first.

Please be respectful and aware of others working in the shop at the same time you are. If you are throwing sparks, throw them away from other people. If you are walking around with hot metal, say something so others know where you are and don't get branded. If you are going to start making a lot of noise, let other people know so they can get some ear protection, don't just deafen them.

=== Sharpening tools ===

Sharpening is best left to people who know what they're doing. Destroying an edge or a tool's temper will require someone else to deal with the problem, and that sucks. If you know what you're doing, you'll know what you need and can ask someone who also looks like they know what they're doing to help you find it.

Sharpening power tool blades is even more best left to people who know what they're doing. Let the area host know if a power tool's blades need to be serviced.

== Shop Safety Best Practices ==

Pumping Station: One is not responsible for making sure you operate tools safely. This wiki is edited by volunteers who ''do not speak for Pumping Station:One.'' For a primer on general shop safety best practices, have a look at [http://www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/auto/bestpractices/bestpr.htm the EPA's recommendations] and [https://www.pratt.edu/uploads/Shop_Orientation_Manual.pdf Pratt's orientation manual]. Various A&M schools also have excellent recommendations.

== Budgets ==

We are working on a real time accounting of budgets and expenditures.

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y_PDi-ZZuNAnfpsWlKM05dCU4v_T1DBXaOsmj2Wj1L8/edit 2020 Budget].

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Aj134nfegxVlrsYCF4GUSk5tZ469yam0U5-pFQzngPE/edit#gid=1955275037 2021 area budget]

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iRsp3CosWld3G8h4T4yPPmLo8G-f_GjH5ge6klmgHNY/edit?pli=1#gid=1955275037 2022 area budget]

== consumables inventory ==
Date

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Date || saw brakes || SS blades || dado brakes|| DC bin bags || DC filter bags ||miter saw blades || bandsaw blades || sand discs || glasses
|-
|12-20-22 || 0||4||0||30||35||3||.5 .75 .25||good mix ||4
|-
|. ||. ||. || || || || || || ||
|-

|-
|
|-
|
|}

== Wood Shop Improvement Projects ==

The Wood Shop has lots of ongoing improvement projects to help organize and de-clutter the workspace - feel free to help out!

* fix rolling fire door rail (roll door to right, replace missing bolts holding rail to wall will bring that rail plumb again, test)

* straighten out door counterweight cover to left of rolling fire door (remove appx six lag bolts, take cover off, beat the shit outa it to make it square, replace it on wall).

* repair left dust collector door. (Remove stop from top rail, roll door to left to free the center trolley, tighten nuts to relevel/plumb door so that it is plumb-relative to right door, replace end stop)

* use hydraulic cement or such to reattach rolling door rails to wall in dock. There are new bolts there but existing old bolts need to be reattached to wall at right side

* DONE Finish hooking up the dust collection
* DONE Repair the floor on the flat sheet vertical rack (the bottom is broken) and through away the junk and edit the ticketed items.
* DONE Incorporate a rack for tall sticks of lumber ( 8ft. 2x4's, long rips of narrow material).
* DONE Reorganize "salvage" material storage
** NOW: right quarter of ply rack,
*** small pieces to right of ply rack,

* DONE Get the [[Bosch Sliding Compound Miter Saw]] station built.
* DONE Build GoogleCal for Major tool Preventive Maintenance with Mfg. recommendations for maintenance tasks
* DONE Jigs and fences for the [[Rockwell Delta 20" Bandsaw]].
* DONE Plumb in some air lines. Paul Van Lake anchored the line on the wall next to the ladders so maybe we can tap off of that.
* Shop signs. If a member is looking for a practice project post laser or ShopBot authorization, have them make pertinent/helpful tool and warning signs.
* DONE Go through the cabinet under the miter saw and clean out the junk glue and useless material.
* DONE Build shelves under work benches for member projects once racks are made to store glue clamps.
* DONE Design a better method to store the clamps that are in bins on the floor.
* DONE Fix the cable on the [[Grizzly 6" jointer]] - the ground wire is exposed.
* DONE Fix the plugs on the northwest wall. They are hanging and it is hard sometimes to plug in the jointer without the cable falling off.
* Build an enclosed cabinet for the router table to prevent dust and organize bits and tools.
* DONE Add racks above sanders router and drill press
* Repair replace worktables
* DONE prepare vote for new equipment (SawStop, lathe, racks) TO BE DELIVERED /INSTALLED DEC. (SAW, RACKS)and jan.(lathe)

[[Category:Hosted Areas]]
[[Category:Member Manual]]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]

Grizzly Wet Grinder

2021-09-14T17:24:45Z

Samparis: Added thumnail picture of grinder

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==What It's For==
The wet grinder is for sharpening tools--chisels, plane blades, gouges and so on. The grinding wheel runs through a trough of water that simultaneously keeps your tool from overheating and protects the wheel from loading with metal particles, preserving its ability to keep grinding. Make sure there is enough water in the reservoir to keep a continuous film of water on the wheel at all times. Effectively, this is power whetstone, so don't use the grinding wheel dry. You'll regret it. So will the next user.

The other wheel is a leather strop. used it to remove the slight burr left after grinding and to polish the tool edge super-sharp. YOU MUST STROP WITH THE WHEEL TURNING AWAY FROM YOU! That way, the razor-sharp steel won't dig into the soft leather wheel. Go ahead and turn the machine around so you're working from the back. It won't mind.

==Operation==
Move the water reservoir to the upper position, add enough water that there is a continuous film on the wheel while it is turning. The wet wheel is nominally 220 grit, in this state it is good for rough grinding, such as establishing a bevel. Once the rough grinding is done, the conditioning stone is used to convert the outer surface of the wheel to approximately 1000 grit for fine grinding. Removing the burr and final polishing is done with the stropping wheel, a leather-rimmed wheel charged with a compound made with very fine abrasive. The stropping wheel must be turning away from the edge of the tool being sharpened or the tool will dig into and ruin the leather band around the wheel.
== Jigs ==

== Maintenance ==
Empty, rinse and refill water reservoir periodically. Sediment on the wheel will reduce its performance. Do not leave the wheel in the water. It will waterlog on the submerged side and go off balance. Leave the tray in the lower position after use.

If the wheel looks loaded with metal filings or is not parallel to the universal support, use the wheel dressing stone to clean it up. Make sure the reservoir is filled, hold the stone crosswise to the wheel rotation and press firmly, using the universal support as a guide.

[[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:Grizzly_Wet_Grinder_Manual.pdf]]

File:GrinderPicture.jpg

2021-09-12T00:46:10Z

Samparis: Picture of Grizzly Wet Grinder

Picture of Grizzly Wet Grinder

Grizzly Wet Grinder

2021-09-11T22:34:53Z

Samparis: Fixed link to manual

Grizzly Wet Grinder
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==What It's For==
The wet grinder is for sharpening tools--chisels, plane blades, gouges and so on. The grinding wheel runs through a trough of water that simultaneously keeps your tool from overheating and protects the wheel from loading with metal particles, preserving its ability to keep grinding. Make sure there is enough water in the reservoir to keep a continuous film of water on the wheel at all times. Effectively, this is power whetstone, so don't use the grinding wheel dry. You'll regret it. So will the next user.

The other wheel is a leather strop. used it to remove the slight burr left after grinding and to polish the tool edge super-sharp. YOU MUST STROP WITH THE WHEEL TURNING AWAY FROM YOU! That way, the razor-sharp steel won't dig into the soft leather wheel. Go ahead and turn the machine around so you're working from the back. It won't mind.

==Operation==
Move the water reservoir to the upper position, add enough water that there is a continuous film on the wheel while it is turning. The wet wheel is nominally 220 grit, in this state it is good for rough grinding, such as establishing a bevel. Once the rough grinding is done, the conditioning stone is used to convert the outer surface of the wheel to approximately 1000 grit for fine grinding. Removing the burr and final polishing is done with the stropping wheel, a leather-rimmed wheel charged with a compound made with very fine abrasive. The stropping wheel must be turning away from the edge of the tool being sharpened or the tool will dig into and ruin the leather band around the wheel.
== Jigs ==

== Maintenance ==
Empty, rinse and refill water reservoir periodically. Sediment on the wheel will reduce its performance. Do not leave the wheel in the water. It will waterlog on the submerged side and go off balance. Leave the tray in the lower position after use.

If the wheel looks loaded with metal filings or is not parallel to the universal support, use the wheel dressing stone to clean it up. Make sure the reservoir is filled, hold the stone crosswise to the wheel rotation and press firmly, using the universal support as a guide.

[[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:Grizzly_Wet_Grinder_Manual.pdf]]

Grizzly Wet Grinder

2021-09-11T17:57:50Z

Samparis:

Grizzly Wet Grinder
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==What It's For==
The wet grinder is for sharpening tools--chisels, plane blades, gouges and so on. The grinding wheel runs through a trough of water that simultaneously keeps your tool from overheating and protects the wheel from loading with metal particles, preserving its ability to keep grinding. Make sure there is enough water in the reservoir to keep a continuous film of water on the wheel at all times. Effectively, this is power whetstone, so don't use the grinding wheel dry. You'll regret it. So will the next user.

The other wheel is a leather strop. used it to remove the slight burr left after grinding and to polish the tool edge super-sharp. YOU MUST STROP WITH THE WHEEL TURNING AWAY FROM YOU! That way, the razor-sharp steel won't dig into the soft leather wheel. Go ahead and turn the machine around so you're working from the back. It won't mind.

==Operation==
Move the water reservoir to the upper position, add enough water that there is a continuous film on the wheel while it is turning. The wet wheel is nominally 220 grit, in this state it is good for rough grinding, such as establishing a bevel. Once the rough grinding is done, the conditioning stone is used to convert the outer surface of the wheel to approximately 1000 grit for fine grinding. Removing the burr and final polishing is done with the stropping wheel, a leather-rimmed wheel charged with a compound made with very fine abrasive. The stropping wheel must be turning away from the edge of the tool being sharpened or the tool will dig into and ruin the leather band around the wheel.
Discuss use of jigs.

== Maintenance ==
Empty, rinse and refill water reservoir periodically. Sediment on the wheel will reduce its performance. Do not leave the wheel in the water. It will waterlog on the submerged side and go off balance. Leave the tray in the lower position after use.

If the wheel looks loaded with metal filings or is not parallel to the universal support, use the wheel dressing stone to clean it up. Make sure the reservoir is filled, hold the stone crosswise to the wheel rotation and press firmly, using the universal support as a guide.

[[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:Grizzly_Wet_Grinder_Manual.pdf]]

File:Grizzly Wet Grinder Manual.pdf

2021-09-11T17:52:28Z

Samparis:

Grizzly Wet Grinder

2021-09-11T17:51:09Z

Samparis: Created Page

Grizzly Wet Grinder
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==What It's For==
The wet grinder is for sharpening tools--chisels, plane blades, gouges and so on. The grinding wheel runs through a trough of water that simultaneously keeps your tool from overheating and protects the wheel from loading with metal particles, preserving its ability to keep grinding. Make sure there is enough water in the reservoir to keep a continuous film of water on the wheel at all times. Effectively, this is power whetstone, so don't use the grinding wheel dry. You'll regret it. So will the next user.

The other wheel is a leather strop. used it to remove the slight burr left after grinding and to polish the tool edge super-sharp. YOU MUST STROP WITH THE WHEEL TURNING AWAY FROM YOU! That way, the razor-sharp steel won't dig into the soft leather wheel. Go ahead and turn the machine around so you're working from the back. It won't mind.

==Operation==
Move the water reservoir to the upper position, add enough water that there is a continuous film on the wheel while it is turning. The wet wheel is nominally 220 grit, in this state it is good for rough grinding, such as establishing a bevel. Once the rough grinding is done, the conditioning stone is used to convert the outer surface of the wheel to approximately 1000 grit for fine grinding. Removing the burr and final polishing is done with the stropping wheel, a leather-rimmed wheel charged with a compound made with very fine abrasive. The stropping wheel must be turning away from the edge of the tool being sharpened or the tool will dig into and ruin the leather band around the wheel.
Discuss use of jigs.

== Maintenance ==
Empty, rinse and refill water reservoir periodically. Sediment on the wheel will reduce its performance. Do not leave the wheel in the water. It will waterlog on the submerged side and go off balance. Leave the tray in the lower position after use.

If the wheel looks loaded with metal filings or is not parallel to the universal support, use the wheel dressing stone to clean it up. Make sure the reservoir is filled, hold the stone crosswise to the wheel rotation and press firmly, using the universal support as a guide.

[[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:G8688_m.pdf|user manual]]

Grizzly Wet Grinder

2021-09-11T17:47:08Z

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==What It's For==
The wet grinder is for sharpening tools--chisels, plane blades, gouges and so on. The grinding wheel runs through a trough of water that simultaneously keeps your tool from overheating and protects the wheel from loading with metal particles, preserving its ability to keep grinding. Make sure there is enough water in the reservoir to keep a continuous film of water on the wheel at all times. Effectively, this is power whetstone, so don't use the grinding wheel dry. You'll regret it. So will the next user.

The other wheel is a leather strop. used it to remove the slight burr left after grinding and to polish the tool edge super-sharp. YOU MUST STROP WITH THE WHEEL TURNING AWAY FROM YOU! That way, the razor-sharp steel won't dig into the soft leather wheel. Go ahead and turn the machine around so you're working from the back. It won't mind.

==Operation==
Move the water reservoir to the upper position, add enough water that there is a continuous film on the wheel while it is turning. The wet wheel is nominally 220 grit, in this state it is good for rough grinding, such as establishing a bevel. Once the rough grinding is done, the conditioning stone is used to convert the outer surface of the wheel to approximately 1000 grit for fine grinding. Removing the burr and final polishing is done with the stropping wheel, a leather-rimmed wheel charged with a compound made with very fine abrasive. The stropping wheel must be turning away from the edge of the tool being sharpened or the tool will dig into and ruin the leather band around the wheel.
Discuss use of jigs.

== Maintenance ==
Empty, rinse and refill water reservoir periodically. Sediment on the wheel will reduce its performance. Do not leave the wheel in the water. It will waterlog on the submerged side and go off balance. Leave the tray in the lower position after use.

If the wheel looks loaded with metal filings or is not parallel to the universal support, use the wheel dressing stone to clean it up. Make sure the reservoir is filled, hold the stone crosswise to the wheel rotation and press firmly, using the universal support as a guide.

[[https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/File:G8688_m.pdf|user manual]]

Drill Press Craftsman 20in woodshop

2020-08-12T21:29:25Z

Samparis: Added model number

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner= PS:One
|model=137 229200
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=Craftsman20Drill.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
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The Craftsman 20" drill press is the primary drill press in the wood shop. Authorization is included in the general wood shop authorization. For upcoming authorizations, see the [https://pumpingstationone.org/events/ calendar].

== Safety ==
Eye protection of course. You only get the one set, take care of them. Drills can grab and spin whatever you're drilling into. Clamp or otherwise support your work.

The [[:file:Craftsman20_drill_manual.pdf|user manual is available here]].

==Maintenance==
Per the [[:file:Craftsman20 drill manual.pdf|user manual]], the drill should be periodically cleaned of dust, the table wiped with wax to prevent rust, and (if needed) the quill lubricated with a dry lubricant like silicone or graphite. Users should perform this maintenance as the drill is used, and PS1 should inspect the drill monthly.

===Maintenance history===

* '''July 10, 2017.''' Drill press motor is not fully connected. Belt may be rubbing on the housing.
* '''July 14, 2017.''' One of the two posts that adjusts the motor position is missing its nut. Also, there is a rack-and-pinion lever that moves the motor in and out, and one of the posts had skipped a tooth. I worked it back into position, and I believe it is now safe to use, despite the missing nut. Replacing the nut will require removing the motor, which is a two-person job.
* '''July 18, 2017.''' This is fixed now. For the record, the missing nut was M12-1.75. I put some "purple" locktite on both nuts, so hopefully we won't have to take it apart again.

== Outside Resources ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq8jL_ZDjNM| Drill Press Basics] Solid video by Wood Magazine. Highly recommended.

[https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/drill-bit-speed-hardwood-softwood-d_1451.html| Recommended speeds for the drill press] You'll get much better results if you match the speed to the bit.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

NOTE: authorizations are now (since Feb 5 2020) being tracked in Wild Apricot. If your Authorizer did not enter you on the "checkin sheets" or directly into Wild Apricot, please email gary grnewhouse@gmail.com

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
| [[User:andrewvaughan|Andrew Vaughan]]
| Andy Larkin
| April 26, 2017
|-
|Paul McClay
|Ralph Brendler
|5/18/17
|-
|Jim Handley
|Ralph Brendler
|5/13/17
|-
|[[User:spektre1|Danielle MacDonald]]
|Ralph Brendler
|2017-06-29
|-
|Christophe Laurent
|Ralph Brendler
|8/10/17
|-
|Sam Yi
|Ralph Brendler
|7/27/17
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Paul Van Lake
|8/3/17
|-
|Arjun Sharma
|Ralph Brendler
|8.10.17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|Sam Dreyer
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|James Marco
|Ralph Brendler
|10/5/17
|-
|[[User:bnuttin|Benjamin Nuttin]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/02/17
|-
|Karl Healy
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Tee
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|-
|Nick Fera
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/16/17
|-
|[[User:wittnl|Nathan Witt]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Theo T
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Wally Ibrahim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/17
|-
|Jeff Hassberger
|Ralph Brendler
|
|-
|Mac MacDevitt
|Paul V
|12/7/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Jamin Nollsch
|Ralph Brendler
|12/28/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Scott Fullman
|Ralph Brendler
|2/8/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Charles Barker
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Wayne Warren
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Matt Maggio
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-}
|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|John Burkholder
|Ralph Brendler
|5/03/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Chris Iacullo
| 4/19/18
|-
|[[User:brendanf|Brendan Fortune]]
|Ralph Brendler
|5/17/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Chris Niziolek
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Aaron Hale
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Earl Wood
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Jacob Dawson
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Ryan Treacy
| Paul V
| 9/20/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Tim Bielawa
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Landon Smith
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/18/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Tyler Moench
|Ralph Brendler
|03/03/19
|-
|Tony Green
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|04/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|David Pfeffer
|Paul V
|05/24/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Michael Baker
|Paul V
|07/18/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Hara Kumaran
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|[[User:NewFatMike|Mike Thompson]]
|Michelle DeLeon
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Miles Hosanna
|Ralph Brendler
|09/19/2019
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/2019
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Austin Webster
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Debbie Walker
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2020-06-22T00:02:37Z

Samparis:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=25x2
|serial=?
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$2700
|image=SupermaxSander.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Status ==
Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization required. Part of the WoodShop overall authorization. See the PS1 calendar for future dates.

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_GPFoZtXg| How to Change Abrasive Wraps on a Drum Sander] Supermax video. Short and sweet.
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date}
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Paul van Lake
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Jason Shanfield
|8/27/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Jared K
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brandler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Rolf Scheidt
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|4/19/18|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Ralph Brendler
| 4/19/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V4
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Paris
| Ralph Brendler
| 9/2/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Jim Lund
|Paul Van Lake
|12/7/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|4/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Nathan Upchurch
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Adam Keim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Guillermo Tinoco
|David Earl
|12/05/19
|-
|paulina hubli
|david earl
|12/5/2019
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2020-03-25T00:03:41Z

Samparis: /* External Links */ Added link to video on changing abrasive wraps.

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=25x2
|serial=?
|arrived=
|doesitwork=no
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$2700
|image=SupermaxSander.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Status ==
Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization required. Part of the WoodShop overall authorization. See the PS1 calendar for future dates.

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_GPFoZtXg| How to Change Abrasive Wraps on a Drum Sander] Supermax video. Short and sweet.
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date}
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Paul van Lake
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Jason Shanfield
|8/27/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Jared K
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brandler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Rolf Scheidt
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|4/19/18|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Ralph Brendler
| 4/19/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V4
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Paris
| Ralph Brendler
| 9/2/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Jim Lund
|Paul Van Lake
|12/7/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|4/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Nathan Upchurch
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Adam Keim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Guillermo Tinoco
|David Earl
|12/05/19
|-
|paulina hubli
|david earl
|12/5/2019
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Miter saw compound - MetaboHPT

2020-03-24T20:00:17Z

Samparis: /* Outside Resources */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=C12RSH2
|serial=82577
|arrived=Dec 2019
|doesitwork=Yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=mitersawmetabro.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Notes ==

Until recently, MetaboHPT was known as Hitachi Tools

== Safety ==

== Maintenance ==
[[Bosch_Sliding_Compound_Miter_Saw_maintenance| miter saw maintenance]]

== Manual ==
[[https://www.metabo-hpt.com/docs/default-source/default-document-library/c12rsh2_om.pdf?sfvrsn=82fe2a66_0| Metabo HPT miter saw manual]]

== Outside Resources ==
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slihLQgldEs| 5 Quick Mitre Saw Hacks--WoodWorkWeb]

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

== Authorized Proctors ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
|Ron Olson
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|-
|Paul VanLake
|-
|Michelle DeLeon
|}

== List of Currently Authorized Users (inherited from older saws) ==

NOTE: authorizations are now (since Feb 5 2020) being tracked in Wild Apricot. If your Authorizer did not enter you on the "checkin sheets" or directly into Wild Apricot, please email gary grnewhouse@gmail.com

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
|Sam Paris
|Andy Larkin
|
|-
| [[User:andrewvaughan|Andrew Vaughan]]
| Andy Larkin
| April 26, 2017
|-
|Paul McClay
|Ralph Brendler
|5/18/17
|-
|Jim Handley
|Ralph Brendler
|5/13/17
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Paul Van Lake
|8/3/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|Sam Dreyer
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|James Marco
|Ralph Brendler
|10/5/17
|-
|Mike Thariath
|Ralph Brendler
|10/19/17
|-
|[[User:bnuttin|Benjamin Nuttin]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/02/17
|-
|Karl Healy
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Chinbayar Davaatseren
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Tee
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|-
|Nick Fera
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/16/17
|-
|[[User:wittnl|Nathan Witt]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Jeff Hassberger
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Wally Ibrahim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/17
|-
|Mac MacDevitt
|Paul V
|12/7/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Jamin Nollsch
|Ralph Brendler
|12/28/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Francisco Becerril
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Charles Barker
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Matt Maggio
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Gary Newhouse
|Eric Beauchamp
|4/26/18
|-
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|John Burkholder
|Ralph Brendler
|5/03/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Chris Iacullo
| 4/19/18
|-
|[[User:brendanf|Brendan Fortune]]
|Ralph Brendler
|5/17/18
|-
| Fritz Sullivan
| Ralph Brendler
| 5/30/18
|-
| Elizabeth Reuter
| Ralph Brendler
| 5/30/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Chris Niziolek
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Berndler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Aaron Hale
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
|-
| Adam Wilk
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Earl Wood
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Jacob Dawson
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Ryan Treacy
| Paul V
| 9/20/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Tim Bielawa
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Charlie Kepner
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Tony Green
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|04/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|David Pfeffer
|Paul V
|05/24/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/12/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Eric Kostecki
|Paul V
|07/18/19
|-
|Michael Baker
|Paul V
|07/18/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Hara Kumaran
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|[[User:NewFatMike|Mike Thompson]]
|Michelle DeLeon
|08/22/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Miles Hosanna
|Ralph Brendler
|09/19/2019
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Tony Vetter
|Michelle DeLeon
|10/06/19
|-
|Drew Deitch
|Paul V
|10/31/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Austin Webster
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Debbie Walker
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Tyler Mark
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2020-03-24T19:58:36Z

Samparis: /* External Links */ Added link to video

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=25x2
|serial=?
|arrived=
|doesitwork=no
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$2700
|image=SupermaxSander.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Status ==
Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization required. Part of the WoodShop overall authorization. See the PS1 calendar for future dates.

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_E9sBZbD24| Random Drum-Sander Thoughts] Pretty good video of practical tips for using a drum sander.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date}
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Paul van Lake
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Jason Shanfield
|8/27/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Jared K
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brandler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Rolf Scheidt
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|4/19/18|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Ralph Brendler
| 4/19/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V4
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Paris
| Ralph Brendler
| 9/2/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Jim Lund
|Paul Van Lake
|12/7/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|4/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Nathan Upchurch
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Adam Keim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Guillermo Tinoco
|David Earl
|12/05/19
|-
|paulina hubli
|david earl
|12/5/2019
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2020-03-24T14:25:42Z

Samparis: /* Usage Notes */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=25x2
|serial=?
|arrived=
|doesitwork=no
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$2700
|image=SupermaxSander.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Status ==
Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization required. Part of the WoodShop overall authorization. See the PS1 calendar for future dates.

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date}
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Paul van Lake
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Jason Shanfield
|8/27/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Jared K
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brandler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Rolf Scheidt
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|4/19/18|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Ralph Brendler
| 4/19/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V4
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Paris
| Ralph Brendler
| 9/2/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Jim Lund
|Paul Van Lake
|12/7/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|4/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Nathan Upchurch
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Adam Keim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Guillermo Tinoco
|David Earl
|12/05/19
|-
|paulina hubli
|david earl
|12/5/2019
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Supermax 25x2 Drum Sander

2020-03-24T11:03:59Z

Samparis: /* Usage Notes */ Added conveyor belt note

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner=PS:One
|model=25x2
|serial=?
|arrived=
|doesitwork=no
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$2700
|image=SupermaxSander.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

== Status ==
Aug 30 2018 Eric B installed new motor and starter capacitor..
'''
DO NOT OPEN HOOD''' to push start as we did in recent past. Just push start button and adjust feed speed.

Stay tuned for more detailed instructions for use.

12/7/2019 feed conveyor belt is destroyed. quite worn belt was running off center and tore itself apart. replacement being ordered.

== Authorization ==

Authorization required. Part of the WoodShop overall authorization. See the PS1 calendar for future dates.

== Usage Notes ==

*Do not use if conveyor belt is not centered. Belts are expensive, and will destroy themselves if they drift too far in either direction.

*For oily or dense woods (tropical hardwoods, etc), take only very light passes to prevent clogging the sandpaper.

*Use a belt cleaner occasionally to refresh the sandpaper

== Safety ==

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.

*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 < .5mm). '''PLEASE USE A MAXIMUM OF 1/8 TURN OF THE HEIGHT WHEEL PER PASS!'''

* 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.

*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!'''

*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.

== Description ==

* Sanding Capacity:
** Maximum Width (in): 25
** Minimum Length (in): 3-1/2
** Minimum Thickness (in): 1/32
* Drum Speed: 1740 RPM
* Dust Hood: 1000 CFM recommended

==External Links==

*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/products/wood/25x2-double-drum-sander Manufacturer's Page]
*[http://www.supermaxtools.com/wp-content/uploads/25x2_37x2-10-2015.pdf Owner's Manual]

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date}
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Ralph Brendler
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Paul van Lake
|Danger committee
|6/23/2017
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Jason Shanfield
|8/27/17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Jared K
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brandler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Michael Ice
|Ralph Brendler
|2/08/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Rolf Scheidt
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Bruce Mace
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Ricardo Staudt
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|[[User:waynr|Wayne Warren]]
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|4/19/18|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Ralph Brendler
| 4/19/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Tyler Works
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V4
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Mike Yacobucci
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/12/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Paris
| Ralph Brendler
| 9/2/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Tatjana Paunesku (tpaune)
|Ralph Brendler
|11/29/18
|-
|Jim Lund
|Paul Van Lake
|12/7/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Pat Hillegass
|Ralph Brendler
|1/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Kevin Schwartzenberg
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Maciej Warchalowski
|Paul V
|04/10/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|4/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|Jack Gibbons
|Paul V
|06/20/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Patrick Cook
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Nathan Upchurch
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Andrew Soghigian
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Luke Krudwig
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Paul Ocampo
|Ralph Brendler
|07/11/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Connar Rosebraugh
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Steven Rummelhoff
|Ralph Brendler
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Adam Keim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Guillermo Tinoco
|David Earl
|12/05/19
|-
|paulina hubli
|david earl
|12/5/2019
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Drill Press Craftsman 20in woodshop

2020-03-23T13:51:01Z

Samparis: /* Safety */ Add

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner= PS:One
|model=
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=Craftsman20Drill.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

The Craftsman 20" drill press is the primary drill press in the wood shop. Authorization is included in the general wood shop authorization. For upcoming authorizations, see the [https://pumpingstationone.org/events/ calendar].

== Safety ==
Eye protection of course. You only get the one set, take care of them. Drills can grab and spin whatever you're drilling into. Clamp or otherwise support your work.

The [[:file:Craftsman20_drill_manual.pdf|user manual is available here]].

==Maintenance==
Per the [[:file:Craftsman20 drill manual.pdf|user manual]], the drill should be periodically cleaned of dust, the table wiped with wax to prevent rust, and (if needed) the quill lubricated with a dry lubricant like silicone or graphite. Users should perform this maintenance as the drill is used, and PS1 should inspect the drill monthly.

===Maintenance history===

* '''July 10, 2017.''' Drill press motor is not fully connected. Belt may be rubbing on the housing.
* '''July 14, 2017.''' One of the two posts that adjusts the motor position is missing its nut. Also, there is a rack-and-pinion lever that moves the motor in and out, and one of the posts had skipped a tooth. I worked it back into position, and I believe it is now safe to use, despite the missing nut. Replacing the nut will require removing the motor, which is a two-person job.
* '''July 18, 2017.''' This is fixed now. For the record, the missing nut was M12-1.75. I put some "purple" locktite on both nuts, so hopefully we won't have to take it apart again.

== Outside Resources ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq8jL_ZDjNM| Drill Press Basics] Solid video by Wood Magazine. Highly recommended.

[https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/drill-bit-speed-hardwood-softwood-d_1451.html| Recommended speeds for the drill press] You'll get much better results if you match the speed to the bit.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

NOTE: authorizations are now (since Feb 5 2020) being tracked in Wild Apricot. If your Authorizer did not enter you on the "checkin sheets" or directly into Wild Apricot, please email gary grnewhouse@gmail.com

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
| [[User:andrewvaughan|Andrew Vaughan]]
| Andy Larkin
| April 26, 2017
|-
|Paul McClay
|Ralph Brendler
|5/18/17
|-
|Jim Handley
|Ralph Brendler
|5/13/17
|-
|[[User:spektre1|Danielle MacDonald]]
|Ralph Brendler
|2017-06-29
|-
|Christophe Laurent
|Ralph Brendler
|8/10/17
|-
|Sam Yi
|Ralph Brendler
|7/27/17
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Paul Van Lake
|8/3/17
|-
|Arjun Sharma
|Ralph Brendler
|8.10.17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|Sam Dreyer
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|James Marco
|Ralph Brendler
|10/5/17
|-
|[[User:bnuttin|Benjamin Nuttin]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/02/17
|-
|Karl Healy
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Tee
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|-
|Nick Fera
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/16/17
|-
|[[User:wittnl|Nathan Witt]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Theo T
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Wally Ibrahim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/17
|-
|Jeff Hassberger
|Ralph Brendler
|
|-
|Mac MacDevitt
|Paul V
|12/7/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Jamin Nollsch
|Ralph Brendler
|12/28/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Scott Fullman
|Ralph Brendler
|2/8/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Charles Barker
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Wayne Warren
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Matt Maggio
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-}
|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|John Burkholder
|Ralph Brendler
|5/03/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Chris Iacullo
| 4/19/18
|-
|[[User:brendanf|Brendan Fortune]]
|Ralph Brendler
|5/17/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Chris Niziolek
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Aaron Hale
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Earl Wood
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Jacob Dawson
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Ryan Treacy
| Paul V
| 9/20/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Tim Bielawa
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Landon Smith
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/18/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Tyler Moench
|Ralph Brendler
|03/03/19
|-
|Tony Green
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|04/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|David Pfeffer
|Paul V
|05/24/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Michael Baker
|Paul V
|07/18/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Hara Kumaran
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|[[User:NewFatMike|Mike Thompson]]
|Michelle DeLeon
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Miles Hosanna
|Ralph Brendler
|09/19/2019
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/2019
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Austin Webster
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Debbie Walker
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Drill Press Craftsman 20in woodshop

2020-03-23T13:44:44Z

Samparis: /* Outside Resources */ Added drill press speeds link

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner= PS:One
|model=
|serial=
|arrived=
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|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=Craftsman20Drill.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
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The Craftsman 20" drill press is the primary drill press in the wood shop. Authorization is included in the general wood shop authorization. For upcoming authorizations, see the [https://pumpingstationone.org/events/ calendar].

== Safety ==
The [[:file:Craftsman20_drill_manual.pdf|user manual is available here]].

==Maintenance==
Per the [[:file:Craftsman20 drill manual.pdf|user manual]], the drill should be periodically cleaned of dust, the table wiped with wax to prevent rust, and (if needed) the quill lubricated with a dry lubricant like silicone or graphite. Users should perform this maintenance as the drill is used, and PS1 should inspect the drill monthly.

===Maintenance history===

* '''July 10, 2017.''' Drill press motor is not fully connected. Belt may be rubbing on the housing.
* '''July 14, 2017.''' One of the two posts that adjusts the motor position is missing its nut. Also, there is a rack-and-pinion lever that moves the motor in and out, and one of the posts had skipped a tooth. I worked it back into position, and I believe it is now safe to use, despite the missing nut. Replacing the nut will require removing the motor, which is a two-person job.
* '''July 18, 2017.''' This is fixed now. For the record, the missing nut was M12-1.75. I put some "purple" locktite on both nuts, so hopefully we won't have to take it apart again.

== Outside Resources ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq8jL_ZDjNM| Drill Press Basics] Solid video by Wood Magazine. Highly recommended.

[https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/drill-bit-speed-hardwood-softwood-d_1451.html| Recommended speeds for the drill press] You'll get much better results if you match the speed to the bit.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

NOTE: authorizations are now (since Feb 5 2020) being tracked in Wild Apricot. If your Authorizer did not enter you on the "checkin sheets" or directly into Wild Apricot, please email gary grnewhouse@gmail.com

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
| [[User:andrewvaughan|Andrew Vaughan]]
| Andy Larkin
| April 26, 2017
|-
|Paul McClay
|Ralph Brendler
|5/18/17
|-
|Jim Handley
|Ralph Brendler
|5/13/17
|-
|[[User:spektre1|Danielle MacDonald]]
|Ralph Brendler
|2017-06-29
|-
|Christophe Laurent
|Ralph Brendler
|8/10/17
|-
|Sam Yi
|Ralph Brendler
|7/27/17
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Paul Van Lake
|8/3/17
|-
|Arjun Sharma
|Ralph Brendler
|8.10.17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|Sam Dreyer
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|James Marco
|Ralph Brendler
|10/5/17
|-
|[[User:bnuttin|Benjamin Nuttin]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/02/17
|-
|Karl Healy
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Tee
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|-
|Nick Fera
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/16/17
|-
|[[User:wittnl|Nathan Witt]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Theo T
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Wally Ibrahim
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/17
|-
|Jeff Hassberger
|Ralph Brendler
|
|-
|Mac MacDevitt
|Paul V
|12/7/17
|-
|Ben Starett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|-
|Ross Hanchett
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|Michael Donovan
|Ralph Brendler
|12/14/17
|-
|[[User:atomala|Alex Tomala]]
|Ralph Brendler
|12/21/17
|-
|Jamin Nollsch
|Ralph Brendler
|12/28/17
|-
|Chris Versteeg
|Ralph Brandler
|12/28/17
|-
|Aaron Vander Bee
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Ben Farmer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Joseph Crouch
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Bradford Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Stephanie Pelzer
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Amanda Assaley
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Chris Eppig
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Patrick Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
|-
|Jeff Gershune
|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
|-
|Bryan Pennington
|Ralph Brendler
|1/25/18
|-
|Scott Fullman
|Ralph Brendler
|2/8/18
|-
|Brandon Kennedy
|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
|-
|Charles Barker
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Dan Mach
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Nick Prorok
|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
|-
|Paul Graham
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Mike Gucciard
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Wayne Warren
|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
|-
|Adam Hall
|Paul V
|3/29/18
|-
|Bill Schroeder
|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
|-
|Mike Wilkin
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Alex Lanigan
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jessica Jokhi
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Matt Maggio
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-
|Jonathan Frink
|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
|-}
|Gary Newhouse
|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
|-}
|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|Jennifer DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
|-
|John Burkholder
|Ralph Brendler
|5/03/18
|-
| Wayne Hendryx
| Chris Iacullo
| 4/19/18
|-
|[[User:brendanf|Brendan Fortune]]
|Ralph Brendler
|5/17/18
|-
| Kirsten Landmark Masih
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
|-
| Chris Niziolek
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Sam Wallinga
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Bob Fritz
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Nate Myren
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Eli Schlossberg
| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
|-
| Daniel Willmott
| Paul V
| 6/21/18
|-
| Bruce Levin
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Joe Day
| Paul V
| 7/05/18
|-
| Kathryn Connolly
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Sam Lewis
| Paul V
| 7/19/18
|-
| Aaron Hale
| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
|-
| Geoff Klein
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Earl Wood
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Jacob Dawson
| Paul V
| 9/13/18
|-
| Ryan Treacy
| Paul V
| 9/20/18
|-
| Farsheed Hamidi-Toosi
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Tim Bielawa
| Paul V
| 9/27/18
|-
| Will Holland
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Gwenn-Ael Lynn
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
|-
| Landon Smith
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/18/18
|-
| Will Brown
| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
|-
|Deanna Musurlian
|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
|-
|Brian Barnt
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Matt Dinning
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Alex Biardo
|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
|-
|Tyler Moench
|Ralph Brendler
|03/03/19
|-
|Tony Green
|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
|-
|Sean Blum
|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
|-
|Zach Graceffa
|Ralph Brendler
|04/18/19
|-
|Chris Martin
|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
|-
|David Pfeffer
|Paul V
|05/24/19
|-
|Tim Whelan
|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
|-
|Michael Baker
|Paul V
|07/18/19
|-
|Sarah Lu
|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
|-
|Joseph Kardia
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Kevin Huemann
|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
|-
|Szymon Mirek
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|Hara Kumaran
|David Earl
|08/18/19
|-
|[[User:NewFatMike|Mike Thompson]]
|Michelle DeLeon
|08/22/19
|-
|Denise Allen
|Paul V
|08/29/19
|-
|Sam Vuchetich
|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
|-
|Miles Hosanna
|Ralph Brendler
|09/19/2019
|-
|Malindima Sampa
|Paul V
|10/11/2019
|-
|Adam Rangwala
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/2019
|-
|Derek Smith
|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
|-
|Austin Webster
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Debbie Walker
|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
|-
|Ryan Zoghlin
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|David Robbins
|Paul V
|1/16/2020
|-
|Steve Clemons
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|Scott Yoder
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
|-
|}
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Wood Shop]]

Drill Press Craftsman 20in woodshop

2020-03-23T11:41:03Z

Samparis: Added "Outside Resources" section.

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner= PS:One
|model=
|serial=
|arrived=
|doesitwork=yes
|contact=[[user: ericbeau|Eric Beauchamp]]
|where=Wood Shop
|certification=yes
|hackable=no
|value=$500
|image=Craftsman20Drill.jpg
|hostarea=Wood Shop
}}

The Craftsman 20" drill press is the primary drill press in the wood shop. Authorization is included in the general wood shop authorization. For upcoming authorizations, see the [https://pumpingstationone.org/events/ calendar].

== Safety ==
The [[:file:Craftsman20_drill_manual.pdf|user manual is available here]].

==Maintenance==
Per the [[:file:Craftsman20 drill manual.pdf|user manual]], the drill should be periodically cleaned of dust, the table wiped with wax to prevent rust, and (if needed) the quill lubricated with a dry lubricant like silicone or graphite. Users should perform this maintenance as the drill is used, and PS1 should inspect the drill monthly.

===Maintenance history===

* '''July 10, 2017.''' Drill press motor is not fully connected. Belt may be rubbing on the housing.
* '''July 14, 2017.''' One of the two posts that adjusts the motor position is missing its nut. Also, there is a rack-and-pinion lever that moves the motor in and out, and one of the posts had skipped a tooth. I worked it back into position, and I believe it is now safe to use, despite the missing nut. Replacing the nut will require removing the motor, which is a two-person job.
* '''July 18, 2017.''' This is fixed now. For the record, the missing nut was M12-1.75. I put some "purple" locktite on both nuts, so hopefully we won't have to take it apart again.

== Outside Resources ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq8jL_ZDjNM| Drill Press Basics] Solid video by Wood Magazine. Highly recommended.

== List of Currently Authorized Users ==

NOTE: authorizations are now (since Feb 5 2020) being tracked in Wild Apricot. If your Authorizer did not enter you on the "checkin sheets" or directly into Wild Apricot, please email gary grnewhouse@gmail.com

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
! Date
|-
|Eric Beauchamp
|Danger committee
|
|-
| [[User:andrewvaughan|Andrew Vaughan]]
| Andy Larkin
| April 26, 2017
|-
|Paul McClay
|Ralph Brendler
|5/18/17
|-
|Jim Handley
|Ralph Brendler
|5/13/17
|-
|[[User:spektre1|Danielle MacDonald]]
|Ralph Brendler
|2017-06-29
|-
|Christophe Laurent
|Ralph Brendler
|8/10/17
|-
|Sam Yi
|Ralph Brendler
|7/27/17
|-
|Zack Sasnow
|Paul Van Lake
|8/3/17
|-
|Arjun Sharma
|Ralph Brendler
|8.10.17
|-
|Justin Pestka
|Ralph Brendler
|8.30.17
|-
|Sam Dreyer
|Ralph Brendler
|8/30/17
|-
|[[User:Ekaj|Jacob Snyder]]
|Ralph Brendler
|9/7/17
|-
|James Beck
|Ralph Brendler
|9/13/17
|-
|James Marco
|Ralph Brendler
|10/5/17
|-
|[[User:bnuttin|Benjamin Nuttin]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/02/17
|-
|Karl Healy
|Ralph Brendler
|11/2/17
|-
|Tee
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|-
|Nick Fera
|Paul V
|11/09/17
|--
|[[User:frenchy|Jeremie Davis]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/16/17
|-
|[[User:wittnl|Nathan Witt]]
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Theo T
|Ralph Brendler
|11/30/2017
|-
|Wally Ibrahim
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
|12/28/17
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|Ralph Brandler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
|1/11/18
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|Paul VanLake
|1/16/18
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
|2/22/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/8/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|3/22/18
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|Paul V
|3/29/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/5/18
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|Ralph Brendler
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/19/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|4/26/18
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|Dave DesRoberts
|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
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|Paul Van Lake
|4/26/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|5/03/18
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| Chris Iacullo
| 4/19/18
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|Ralph Brendler
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/07/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 6/14/18
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| Paul V
| 6/21/18
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| Paul V
| 7/05/18
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| Paul V
| 7/05/18
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| Paul V
| 7/19/18
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| Paul V
| 7/19/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 7/26/18
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| Paul V
| 9/13/18
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| Paul V
| 9/13/18
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| Paul V
| 9/13/18
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| Paul V
| 9/20/18
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| Paul V
| 9/27/18
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| Paul V
| 9/27/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 10/4/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 10/18/18
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| Ralph Brendler
| 10/31/18
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|Ralph Brendler
|01/24/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
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|Paul Van Lake
|03/01/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|03/03/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|02/07/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|04/04/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|04/18/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|05/02/19
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|Paul V
|05/24/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|06/27/19
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|Paul V
|07/18/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|07/25/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|08/01/19
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|David Earl
|08/18/19
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|David Earl
|08/18/19
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|Michelle DeLeon
|08/22/19
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|Paul V
|08/29/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|09/05/19
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|Ralph Brendler
|09/19/2019
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|Paul V
|10/11/2019
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|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/2019
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|Ralph Brendler
|11/14/19
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|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
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|Michelle DeLeon
|12/10/19
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|Paul V
|1/16/2020
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|Paul V
|1/16/2020
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|Paul V
|1/30/2020
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|Matt Holmes
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
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|Scott Yoder
|Paul V
|1/30/2020
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