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2021-11-20T19:20:29Z

Aerobatpat: Add members meeting

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==August 2021==

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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
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{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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==September 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
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| '''1'''
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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==October 2021==

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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event meeting|19:00|Monthly Members Meeting}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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==November 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event meeting|19:00|Monthly Members Meeting}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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==December 2021==

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! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-11-12T00:27:27Z

Aerobatpat: added links to software on the PI

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| serial = N/A
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| permission = Members & Friends Only
| certification = Must complete [[CNC-LongMill Certification]]
| photo=[[File:LongMill-on-Shelf-01.png|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=143
}} 

==Update: (11/1/2021)==
The LongMill has been installed on the shelf in the "Large Projects" area, along side of the MiniCNC.==
===Machine Overview===
This is a SIENCI (pronounced "CNC") Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL. 
There is a ton of valuable reference material on their "Resources" website. See -> https://resources.sienci.com/view/lm-welcome/

'''Bed size''': 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13"). The Z travel is 105mm. The clearance below the gantry is also about 105mm so this is the thickest material that could be mounted, although the router can be adjusted higher if the material has the right shape to clear the gantry. There is about a 60mm offset from the gantry to the router bit (in the Y axis) that could be used for taller pieces.

'''Spindle''': Makita Trim Router Model RT0701C ( https://www.makitatools.com/products/details/RT0701C). The Makita Router has a 1/4" collet, and a also a 1/8" collet insert. Manually controlled, this router has variable speed spindle from 10,000 to 30,000 RPM. It is manually controlled (Not controlled in software). There is a collection of bits in the red toolbox under the CNC.

Currently, the Spindle power is not controlled by the CNC Controller and must be turned On/Off manually. This is on the list of improvements.

'''Machine Control:''' GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs LONGBOARD Controller.

'''User Interface:''' a Raspberry PI is connected to the Controller via USB. It has [https://resources.sienci.com/view/gs-installation/ GSender], [https://winder.github.io/ugs_website/ Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS)]as well as[https://github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC bCNC] installed.

'''RaspPi Login''': It is autologon on startup, so you do not need to log on. But if you need it for any reason, it is pi/Protospace.

'''Hold down method''': Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Note that the base plate mounting board is MDF but '''IS NOT A SACRIFICIAL BOARD'''. The mounting board has threaded inserts on a 10cm x 10cm grid. You can supply your own hold down board with whatever system you wish. Simply drill holes in your board so that you can mount it to these threaded inserts. The threaded inserts are 10x24. There are a sample supply of different length screws for you to use.

'''Dust collection?''': Yes, requires a ShopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

'''Unsuitable stock materials''': Zero metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this. If the CNC machine was on the rolling cart, it possibly could be moved outside to do some aluminum milling, but for now don't do it.

===Instructions and Training===
<hr>
====How to turn on the machine====
The main power is turned on by turning on the common power bar for the shelf. This also turns on the lights as well as power for the MiniCNC

. [[File:143 PowerBar-01.png|200px|Main Power Bar Switch]][[File:143-Powerbar-02.png|200px|LongMill power bar]]

There are 2 power switches to be turned on (not counting the monitor).

*The Raspberry Pi has it's own wall wart with a switch.
*The SCENCI Longboard has a power switch.
*And finally, when you want to start the Router, you also need to turn on the switch on the router. (Note: that this will be put on a more convenient switch and even maybe software control in the near future. )

[[File:143-Longmill-Power-Controller.png|250px|LongMill Controller power]] [[File:143-LongMill-Pi-Power.jpg|150px|RaspberryPi Power]] [[File:143-LongMill-Makita-Router-Switches.png|200px|Makita Router Switches]]

*

Once the power is turned on, you will see the Desktop on the Raspberry PI. You now need to launch one of the programs that will talk to the Controller.

*UGCS Platform (Universal G-Code Sender Platform), ( https://all3dp.com/2/universal-gcode-sender/ )
*bCNC ( https://github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC#readme )

UGCS is written in Java, and bCNC is a Python program. I refer bCNC and will document that here.

'''How to Jog and position the Router:'''

The LongMill does not have travel switches. ( https://resources.sienci.com/view/lm-adding-limit-switches/ ) Instead, you manually jog the router to a position that you wish to use as a starting point, and then zero the XYZ references.

There is also a touch plate to assist in getting precise Z (as well as X and Y) references for you particular material.

====Fusion 360 Notes and Tweaks====
The SIENCI LongMill is not currently listed in the machine library of Fusion 360. You can however import a definition using a file created by one of the members of a LongMill facebook page.

Follow these instructions:

*Download the file from the [https://www.facebook.com/groups/mill.one/permalink/1053271605144170/ LongMill and Mill One User Facebook Group] ( [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yXLyauomSxSWQKmn3VWCcp_SljIMtC6D Longmill3030.cps] )
*Following the instructions to install this file from [https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-add-a-Post-Processor-to-your-Personal-Posts-in-Fusion-360.html AutoDesk] on how to import a CPS file
*

[[File:143 Add-Longmill-Postprocess.png|400px|Screen shot of Fusion 360 Post Processor defined]]

Also, one note on Fusion 360 on their Resources website:

<nowiki>**</nowiki>To avoid potential issues with Fusion 360, we also recommend you make the following checks to your post-processor:

*'''G28 Safe Retracts''' set as “Clearance Height”
*'''Output M6''' set as “No”
*'''Output Tool Number''' set as “No”

====Reference links====

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ-MYnyxh7M CNC Basics - What You Need To Get Started -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ-MYnyxh7M] (Has a LongMill in the demo)

*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rt5sC9DrEQ&t=297s CNC Basics - Make Your First Cut -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rt5sC9DrEQ&t=297s]
*[https://iliketomakestuff.com/how-to-use-easel/ CNC Basics - How to use Easel (free CNC software) -> https://iliketomakestuff.com/how-to-use-easel/]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqnvzxuXFTQ Fusion 360 CAM tutorial for CNC beginners - Making "Kevin" -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqnvzxuXFTQ]
*[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQffithtlX96uayLQ4fQlFg Bucky's Customs YouTube Channel (Lots of LongMill how to video's) --> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQffithtlX96uayLQ4fQlFg]
*
<hr>
===Planned Updates===

*Add Power Switch for Router Power
*Add E-Stop switch
*Add e-relay for Router Power (Power control in G-Code)
*Add Travel Switches.

<hr>
===Tool history===
[[File:143_LongMill-01.gif|200px|thumb|right|Original CNC when donated]]The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Carless. He built the stand as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:28:11Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:27:48Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

CNC-LongMill Certification

2021-10-28T23:24:08Z

Aerobatpat: Created page with "This is a placeholder for the CNC LongMill training and Certification. Specifically, it requires knowledge of either Universal G-Code Sender, or bCNC. The LongMill currentl..."

This is a placeholder for the CNC LongMill training and Certification.

Specifically, it requires knowledge of either Universal G-Code Sender, or bCNC.

The LongMill currently does not have limit switches, although it would be nice if someone volunteered to add them.
It does have a 3-axis aluminium probing plate that can be used for Z-Probe setting, as well as X and Y referencing if you want to learn how to do that.

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:20:26Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:17:40Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:16:34Z

Aerobatpat:

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:14:44Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| serial = N/A
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=143
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL.

Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

RaspPi Login: pi/Protospace

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, wood (Precix) ID:153

2021-10-28T23:13:05Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Precix Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Mar 26th, 2020
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
Bed size: 5'(1.524m) x 10'(3.048m) x 11"(0.2794m)

Max spindle RPM:18000RPM ([https://www.hsdusa.com/bo/allegati/Files/1371_y6162y0016_mt1073-120-er25-220v-dx-18_18_2_.pdf spindle is a AT/MT1073-140 from HSD mechatronics])

Spindle power: 2.2KW, 3HP

Spindle type: VFD based motor. (VFD is a commander SK from control tech [http://www.control-pro.ru/doc_pdf/commander_sk/product_data.pdf user manual], [https://inverterdrive.com/file/Commander-SK-Advanced-User-Guide advance user manual])

Max feed rate: 750inch/min

Tool holder type: ER25 collets, we have 1/4",3/8",1/2" (as of 06.01.2021)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are imperial. you may switch to metric using gcode commands, it is recommended that you export imperial code.

File type accepted: .tap, .gcode, .txt

Machine control software suite: Mach3 skinned with [http://www.physanon.com/pa-mach-3-screen-set/ physics anonymous Mach pack]

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these). Vacuum table in the future

Dust collection?: Yes, separate from main dust collector

Probing: plate style. Plate is 1/4" (as of 06.01.2021) thick.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine
 

===Machine history===
The Precix CNC was originally pitched by Scott Y. on Feb 7th, 2020. It's purchase for the spaced was voted on during the Feb 20th, 2020 meeting.

The machine arrived at Protospace on Mar 26th, 2020.

Over the summer the machine was idle due to the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic.

During this time Members Connor G. , Danny P. and Zachary J. started to work though the machine and evaluate it's condition and begin it's acceptance work. This work is documented on the admin google group post "CNC router planning/build thread", authored by Zachary J.

Going though the machine it was found that the X and Y motors were both burned out and had to be replaced. The encoders on all axis were replaced and the motor drivers were also all replaced. The controller computer, and interface cards were also replaced at this time due to poor/wanting/or no documentation on parts or interfaces.
[[File:Motion system breakdown.png|left|thumb|722x722px|Motion system breakdown (there is a error in this image, it should be G320X not G520X)]]
On May 8th 2021 the CNC made it's first official project, a 4' x 5' art piece that is hanging somewhere in Protospace (can you find it?).

The controller was changed in Aug due to the Galil DMC-1803 card not wanting to register in the system. We have moved to a Smoothstep board with a C25XP integrated card mounted to it.

Motion config (As of Aug 29/21) is as follows

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing (06.01.2021)

CNC router, wood (Precix) ID:153

2021-10-28T23:12:30Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Precix Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Mar 26th, 2020
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=Precix-CNC_ID:142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
Bed size: 5'(1.524m) x 10'(3.048m) x 11"(0.2794m)

Max spindle RPM:18000RPM ([https://www.hsdusa.com/bo/allegati/Files/1371_y6162y0016_mt1073-120-er25-220v-dx-18_18_2_.pdf spindle is a AT/MT1073-140 from HSD mechatronics])

Spindle power: 2.2KW, 3HP

Spindle type: VFD based motor. (VFD is a commander SK from control tech [http://www.control-pro.ru/doc_pdf/commander_sk/product_data.pdf user manual], [https://inverterdrive.com/file/Commander-SK-Advanced-User-Guide advance user manual])

Max feed rate: 750inch/min

Tool holder type: ER25 collets, we have 1/4",3/8",1/2" (as of 06.01.2021)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are imperial. you may switch to metric using gcode commands, it is recommended that you export imperial code.

File type accepted: .tap, .gcode, .txt

Machine control software suite: Mach3 skinned with [http://www.physanon.com/pa-mach-3-screen-set/ physics anonymous Mach pack]

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these). Vacuum table in the future

Dust collection?: Yes, separate from main dust collector

Probing: plate style. Plate is 1/4" (as of 06.01.2021) thick.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine
 

===Machine history===
The Precix CNC was originally pitched by Scott Y. on Feb 7th, 2020. It's purchase for the spaced was voted on during the Feb 20th, 2020 meeting.

The machine arrived at Protospace on Mar 26th, 2020.

Over the summer the machine was idle due to the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic.

During this time Members Connor G. , Danny P. and Zachary J. started to work though the machine and evaluate it's condition and begin it's acceptance work. This work is documented on the admin google group post "CNC router planning/build thread", authored by Zachary J.

Going though the machine it was found that the X and Y motors were both burned out and had to be replaced. The encoders on all axis were replaced and the motor drivers were also all replaced. The controller computer, and interface cards were also replaced at this time due to poor/wanting/or no documentation on parts or interfaces.
[[File:Motion system breakdown.png|left|thumb|722x722px|Motion system breakdown (there is a error in this image, it should be G320X not G520X)]]
On May 8th 2021 the CNC made it's first official project, a 4' x 5' art piece that is hanging somewhere in Protospace (can you find it?).

The controller was changed in Aug due to the Galil DMC-1803 card not wanting to register in the system. We have moved to a Smoothstep board with a C25XP integrated card mounted to it.

Motion config (As of Aug 29/21) is as follows

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing (06.01.2021)

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:06:19Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=143
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL.

Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

RaspPi Login: pi/Protospace

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:01:44Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL.

Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

RaspPi Login: pi/Protospace

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T23:00:28Z

Aerobatpat: /* Machine Overview */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL
Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

RaspPi Login: pi/Protospace

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T22:58:49Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See < a href="https://sienci.com/product/longmill/" target="_new">sienci.com/product/longmill/</a> ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL
Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

File type accepted: .tap, .gcode, .txt

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T22:57:35Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
This is a SCENCI Labs LongMill ( See https://sienci.com/product/longmill/ ) with the short rails. The web page says it is 12"x12" but in fact it is more like 10"x13".
The controller is an Arduino running GRBL
Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

File type accepted: .tap, .gcode, .txt

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

Protospace Wiki:Wiki-ID system

2021-10-28T22:24:50Z

Aerobatpat:

[[:Category:Wiki ID numbers|List of Protospace Wiki ID numbers currently in use]]

To add Wiki ID numbers, use [[Template:id|this template]].

The next available Wiki ID number is [[144]].

Note: Is is advisable to check to make sure that this number is correct. Also remember to update this page is you use the number that is listed.

Protospace Wiki:Adding new tools

2021-10-28T22:23:28Z

Aerobatpat: /* Preparing to add a tool */

==General==

If a tool has been donated, semi-permanently loaned, or brought into the space for a specific short-term, it is encouraged to add the tool to the [[Tools We Have]] page. This will help prevent people from tampering, moving, modifying, or improperly using them. Follow this procedure.

==Preparing to add a tool==
Each tool is assigned a Wiki ID. The ID numbers are assigned in a chronological order. 
The first step when adding a tool is to chose the next available ID number, which will be used when assigning the picture name, as well as creating a redirect page for short URLs.

To view the next available Wiki ID (and the ID numbers that have been assigned), click [[0|here]] (Note: verify the number before proceeding. Make sure that the number listed is in fact available.)

Remember to update that page if you use the number that is listed.

==Adding the Picture==

* It is easiest to add the picture first. While encouraged, it's not necessary, a single text line with basic info is acceptable instead of an individual tool page.

* When taking the picture, try to take it in good lighting in a blank (or cardboard/plywood) background. Then crop it accordingly.
**Add a picture file, click the [[Special:Upload]] link on the left menu (or the one I just linked).
**The picture's filename should use the format ''ID_number_of_tool.file_extension''. example: [[:File:106.jpg|106.jpg]]
**Give the picture a short description and upload it.

* Copy/remember the filename or leave that tab open, you'll need it right away.

Then you're ready to create a tool page.

==Creating a Tool Page==

* Edit the [[Tools We Have]] page and insert a line to the appropriate alphabetical place. Copy and paste this, change it for your specific info:
**<nowiki>File:999.jpg|[[Tool Name ID:999]]</nowiki>

* Replace 999 with your tool's ID
* It's easy to figure out, just copy the ones above or below it in the list except for the changes.
* Preview, leave a comment on what you did, and then click Save Page.

The new tool page has now been created and linked in the Tools We Have document.

==Adding Content to the Tool Page==

* Scroll until you find your tool in the list. The thumbnail should show up and the text below should be the red toolname page.

* Click the red toolname page.

* There is a [[Template:Equipment page|template]] made (you can click that link to see more). Don't edit the Template. Use it. Copy and paste the following code into the edit box of the new tool page:
<pre><nowiki>
{{Equipment page
| toolname =
| model =
| serial =
| owner =
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location =
| status =
| permission =
| certification =
| itemphoto = [[File:.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
</nowiki></pre>

* Then fill in the missing info. Anything not applicable write N/A, anything unknown leave ?? so someone in the future can know it needs filing in.
** If uncertain, look at other tool pages to get an idea, or read the [[Template:Equipment page|template]] page.
** Don't forget to insert the picture filename again (last line, between <nowiki>[[File:]]</nowiki> and <nowiki>.jpg|</nowiki> ).
** Add in tool specs and explain briefly what the tool is and what it's used for.

* Add sections below if relevant. Often "<nowiki>==Usage Notes==</nowiki>", "<nowiki>==Repair Notes==</nowiki>", are helpful.

* Preview and see if it looks right. Save page.

==Seeing Your Results==

* Click to return to Tools We Have, your red link should now be blue (or purple), and clicking it should bring you back to the tool page.

* If this doesn't work, or you screwed up, ask someone for help.

Protospace Wiki:Adding new tools

2021-10-28T22:22:54Z

Aerobatpat: /* Preparing to add a tool */

==General==

If a tool has been donated, semi-permanently loaned, or brought into the space for a specific short-term, it is encouraged to add the tool to the [[Tools We Have]] page. This will help prevent people from tampering, moving, modifying, or improperly using them. Follow this procedure.

==Preparing to add a tool==
Each tool is assigned a Wiki ID. The ID numbers are assigned in a chronological order. 
The first step when adding a tool is to chose the next available ID number, which will be used when assigning the picture name, as well as creating a redirect page for short URLs.

To view the next available Wiki ID (and the ID numbers that have been assigned), click [[0|here]] (Note: verify the number before proceeding. Make sure that the number listed is in fact available.)

Remember to update that page if you use the number that is listed.

==Adding the Picture==

* It is easiest to add the picture first. While encouraged, it's not necessary, a single text line with basic info is acceptable instead of an individual tool page.

* When taking the picture, try to take it in good lighting in a blank (or cardboard/plywood) background. Then crop it accordingly.
**Add a picture file, click the [[Special:Upload]] link on the left menu (or the one I just linked).
**The picture's filename should use the format ''ID_number_of_tool.file_extension''. example: [[:File:106.jpg|106.jpg]]
**Give the picture a short description and upload it.

* Copy/remember the filename or leave that tab open, you'll need it right away.

Then you're ready to create a tool page.

==Creating a Tool Page==

* Edit the [[Tools We Have]] page and insert a line to the appropriate alphabetical place. Copy and paste this, change it for your specific info:
**<nowiki>File:999.jpg|[[Tool Name ID:999]]</nowiki>

* Replace 999 with your tool's ID
* It's easy to figure out, just copy the ones above or below it in the list except for the changes.
* Preview, leave a comment on what you did, and then click Save Page.

The new tool page has now been created and linked in the Tools We Have document.

==Adding Content to the Tool Page==

* Scroll until you find your tool in the list. The thumbnail should show up and the text below should be the red toolname page.

* Click the red toolname page.

* There is a [[Template:Equipment page|template]] made (you can click that link to see more). Don't edit the Template. Use it. Copy and paste the following code into the edit box of the new tool page:
<pre><nowiki>
{{Equipment page
| toolname =
| model =
| serial =
| owner =
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location =
| status =
| permission =
| certification =
| itemphoto = [[File:.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
</nowiki></pre>

* Then fill in the missing info. Anything not applicable write N/A, anything unknown leave ?? so someone in the future can know it needs filing in.
** If uncertain, look at other tool pages to get an idea, or read the [[Template:Equipment page|template]] page.
** Don't forget to insert the picture filename again (last line, between <nowiki>[[File:]]</nowiki> and <nowiki>.jpg|</nowiki> ).
** Add in tool specs and explain briefly what the tool is and what it's used for.

* Add sections below if relevant. Often "<nowiki>==Usage Notes==</nowiki>", "<nowiki>==Repair Notes==</nowiki>", are helpful.

* Preview and see if it looks right. Save page.

==Seeing Your Results==

* Click to return to Tools We Have, your red link should now be blue (or purple), and clicking it should bring you back to the tool page.

* If this doesn't work, or you screwed up, ask someone for help.

Protospace Wiki:Wiki-ID system

2021-10-28T22:20:46Z

Aerobatpat:

[[:Category:Wiki ID numbers|List of Protospace Wiki ID numbers currently in use]]

To add Wiki ID numbers, use [[Template:id|this template]].

The next available Wiki ID number is [[144]].

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T22:16:17Z

Aerobatpat:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = LongMill Wood CNC
| model = Industrial
| owner =Protospace
| loanstatus =Current
| arrived =Oct 28th, 2021
| location = Wood Shop
| status = Waiting for training material
| certification = Required
| photo=[[File:143 LongMill-01.gif|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id=142
}} 

===Machine Overview===
Bed size: 250mm x 340mm (10"x 13")

Spindle:Makita Trim Router (Variable Speed)

Automatic tool changer: No

File units: Default units are Metric.

File type accepted: .tap, .gcode, .txt

Machine control software suite: GRBL on a SIENCI Milling Labs Controller. The controller is also connected to a RaspBerry PI which has Universal G-Code Sender (UGCS) as well as bCNC installed.

Will do 3 axis moves?:Yes

Hold down method: Screws, nails, clamps(must make these).

Dust collection?: Yes, requires a shopVac.
Probing: plate style. Plate is 10mm thick as well as X and Y 10mm offset.

Suitable stock materials: Wood, plastics, foams, other.

Unsuitable stock materials: '''Zero''' metal, metal alloy, or metal composites are to be cut on this machine

===Machine history===
The LongMill CNC was donated by Peter Careless. He built the stands as well as the shelf and power bars for the electronics.

The first training session has yet to be held at the date of writing

CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143

2021-10-28T22:05:23Z

Aerobatpat: Created page with "work-in-progress"

work-in-progress

Tools we have

2021-10-28T22:04:42Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143 LongMill-01.gif|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2021-10-28T22:03:24Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143 CNC-LongMill-1.jpg|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2021-10-28T22:02:18Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143 CNC-LongMill-01.jpg|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2021-10-28T22:02:01Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143_CNC-LongMill-01.jpg|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2021-10-28T22:01:05Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143-CNC-LongMill-01.jpg|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

File:143 LongMill-01.gif

2021-10-28T22:00:29Z

Aerobatpat: LongMill CNC

== Summary ==
LongMill CNC

Tools we have

2021-10-28T21:58:10Z

Aerobatpat: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

'''Adding a new tool to the wiki?''' Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure|procedure]].

We can always use new tools! Please feel free to [[contact information|contact Protospace]] to donate, arrange for pickup, or drop them off in person.

If you are interested in knowing what kind of tools we are looking for, we also have a member-managed [[Tools we want|tool wishlist]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/protospace-discuss discussion group].

We also have [[:Category:Tools|an alphabetically ordered and categorized tool catalog]].

{{Warning|Treat the tools at Protospace with respect! Clean, functioning tools make for a happy crowd.}}

==Rapid prototyping tools==

:''Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]''

<gallery>
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:125.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:125]]
File:126.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:126]]
File:3.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (PrusaMD) ID:3]]
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[TD 3040 Mini CNC ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[Precix-CNC ID:142]]
File:143-CNC-LongMill-1.jpg|[[LongMill CNC ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery>
File:8.jpg|[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]
File:9.jpg|[[Trolley jack and axle stand kit (Certified) ID:9]]
File:11.jpg|[[Socket set ID:11]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics Equipment==

<gallery>
File:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
File:14.jpg|[[Counter (Lafayette 54517) ID:14]]
File:15.jpg|[[Decade box, capacitance (Servomex Controls Decade Capacitor Type B) ID:15]]
File:16.jpg|[[Function generator (John's) ID:16]]
File:18.jpg|[[Heat gun (Powerfist) ID:18]]
File:19.jpg|[[Logic analyzer (HP 1631D) ID:19]]
File:20.jpg|[[Multimeter, digital (Pro.Point 8344665) ID:20]]
File:21.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Brunelle 2925 - Decommissioned) ID:21]]
File:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060 - Decommissioned) ID:22]]
File:23.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2225) ID:23]]
File:24.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Tektronix 2465A) ID:24]]
File:25.jpg|[[Oscilloscope, PC (Syscomp DSO-101) ID:25]]
File:26.jpg|[[Power supply, bench (GQ Electronics GQ-A305D) ID:26]]
File:27.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 500 V (Heathkit PS-3) ID:27]]
File:28.jpg|[[Power supply, bench, 2-channel (TENMA 72-7245) ID:28]]
File:30.jpg|[[Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30]]
File:31.jpg|[[Solder fume extractor (Metcal) ID:31]]
File:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery>
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:41.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:41]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
File:44.jpg|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
File:45.jpg|[[Foundry, propane ID:45]]
File:121.jpg|[[Hydraulic press, 50-ton, electric ID:121]]
File:46.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Challenger 1660G) ID:46]]
File:47.jpg|[[Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47]]
File:53.jpg|[[Metal shear (Magnum) ID:53]]
File:48.jpg|[[Milling machine (ACRA AM4V) ID:48]]
File:49.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC (Tormach PCNC 1100) ID:49]]
File:51.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, huge (Powercut 1500) ID:51]]
File:52.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, small (Miller Spectrum 375) ID:52]]
File:54.jpg|[[Vise, giant ID:54]]
File:56.jpg|[[Welding magnets ID:56]]
File:145.jpg|[[Metalworking patternmakers vise ID:145]]

File:144.jpg|[[HD gear driven drillpressmill id:144]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery>
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:59.jpg|[[Clamps ID:59]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
File:67.jpg|[[Drill, hand, cordless (DeWalt) ID:67]]
File:68.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded (Makita DP3720) ID:68]]
File:69.jpg|[[Drill press, 8" (Jobmate) ID:69]]
File:70.jpg|[[Jigsaw, corded (Black & Decker) ID:70]]

File:72.jpg|[[Jigsaw (Skil) ID:72]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
File:108.jpg|[[Planer (Jet JPM-13CS) ID:108]]
File:76.jpg|[[Plate joiner (Porter Cable 557) ID:76]]
File:140.jpg|[[Pocket hole jig (Kreg K3) ID:140]]
File:78.jpg|[[Rotary tool, corded (Mastercraft) ID:78]]
File:79.jpg|[[Rotary tool, cordless (Dremel) ID:79]]
File:124.jpg|[[Router table (Jeff's) ID:124]]
File:83.jpg|[[Sander, belt (Makita 9402) ID:83]]
File:84.jpg|[[Sander, belt/disc (Dremel 730) ID:84]]
File:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[138|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[139|Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:139]]
File:88.jpg|[[Sander, straight-line/orbital (Black & Decker Deluxe) ID:88]]
File:89.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Dremel) ID:89]]
File:91.jpg|[[Table saw (Craftex CX201) ID:91]]
File:92.jpg|[[Thickness planer (Ryobi AP1301) ID:92]]
File:93.jpg|[[Vacuum, sawdust (Craftex CX404) ID:93]]
File:94.jpg|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:142.jpg|[cordless makita jig saw ID142]

File:143.jpg|[Ryobi random orbital sander ID143]
File:146.jpg|[6" jointer ID146]
File:147.jpg|[12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw ID147]

File:148.jpg|[A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc ID148]
File:149.jpg|17 speed floor mounted drill pressID149]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

See also the [[#Electronics Tools|Electronics Tools section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.

<gallery>
File:97.jpg|[[Inspection mirror, 18" gooseneck ID:97]]
File:98.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, with lid ID:98]]
File:99.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, large, without lid ID:99]]
File:100.jpg|[[Magnifier lamp, small, with lid ID:100]]
File:101.jpg|[[Measuring tapes ID:101]]
File:102.jpg|[[Rulers ID:102]]
File:103.jpg|[[Squares ID:103]]
File:104.jpg|[[Thermometer, infrared (H64) ID:104]]
</gallery>

==Miscellaneous tools==

<gallery>
File:111.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
File:115.jpg|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:132.jpg|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
File:137.jpg|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:150.jpg|[[Tajima Embroidery Machine ID:150]]
</gallery>

==Removed equipment==

In case they are brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed.

<gallery>
File:3DP RapMan.jpg|[[3D printer (3D Systems RapMan)]]
File:3D printer, Come3D!.jpg|[[3D printer (Come3D!)]]
File:3DP Cupcake.jpg|[[3D printer (MakerBot Cupcake)]]
File:1.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (IIIP) ID:1]]
File:3D printer, Nathan Ward's RepRap.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (RepRap)]]
File:3D printer, Yin's Wanhao.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (Wanhao Duplicator i3)]]
File:InVision si2.jpg|[[3D printer, MJM (3D Systems InVision si2)]]
File:5.jpg|[[3D printer, SLA (mUVe 1) ID:5]]
File:Compressor Dewalt.jpg|[[Air compressor, 4-gallon (DeWalt)]]
File:Compressor Big.jpg|[[Air compressor, 17-gallon]]
File:110.jpg|[[Air compressor, 60-gallon (Campbell Hausfeld) ID:110]]
File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)]]
File:Angle Grinder.jpg|[[Angle grinder (Kawasaki)]]
File:Anvil 75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Bandsaw Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Craftex B013N)]]
File:Bending Brake.jpg|[[Bending brake, 30" (Powerfist)]]
File:114.jpg|[[Bicycle tire jig ID:114]]
File:Buffer Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Clarke 2H 5AB)]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[Dewars, 50-litre]]
File:Drill Dewalt.jpg|[[Drill, corded (DeWalt)]]
File:Pick N Place.jpg|[[Electronics assembly pick and place machine (Multitronics 2000LX)]]
File:Forge Propane 2.jpg|[[Forge, propane (Jim's)]]
File:43.jpg|[[Forge (Travis's) ID:43]]
File:17.jpg|[[Function generator (Krohn–Hite 5100A) ID:17]]
File:Impact Driver.jpg|[[Impact driver (DeWalt)]]
File:7.jpg|[[Laser cutter, small ID:7]]
File:Lathe, Torrent T.72-42.jpg|[[Lathe, metal (Torrent T.72-42)]]
File:Lathe Mill.jpg|[[Lathe–mill combination (Craftex B2229)]]
File:Lathe Wood Mini.jpg|[[Lathe, wood (Haussmann)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[Milling machine, CNC, mini (MAXNC 10)]]
File:Audio mixing board.jpg|[[PA system (Dan Damron's)]]
File:50.jpg|[[Oxyacetylene torch, large ID:50]]
File:Parts washer, Powerfist 3.5 L.jpg|[[Parts washer, 3.5 L (Powerfist)]]
File:Plasma cutter.thumbnail.jpg|[[Plasma cutter, CNC (Kyle Paavola's)]]
File:Router Plunge Makita.jpg|[[Router, plunge (Makita 3612BR)]]
File:10.jpg|[[Press (Powerfist) ID:10]]
File:NoImage.png|[[Router table, wooden ID:81]]
File:87.jpg|[[87|Sander, random orbital (Skil 7492) ID:87]]
File:Chop Saw.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre (Ryobi)]]
File:Chopsaw Metal.jpg|[[Saw, compound mitre, metal (Ryobi)]]
File:Reciprocating Saw.jpg|[[Saw, sabre (Mastercraft)]]
File:Skil Saw BD.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular, 7 1/4" (Black & Decker)]]
File:Skil Saw Red.jpg|[[Saw, handheld circular (Skil)]]
File:90.jpg|[[Scroll saw (Mastercraft 55-6714-6) ID:90]]
File:119.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Relsew) ID:119]]
File:Shaper, metal.jpg|[[Shaper, 7"]]
File:Taps Grey.jpg|[[Tap & die set (Mastercraft)]]
File:OxyAce Mini.jpg|[[Torch, oxygen–acetylene, mini]]
File:Vice Medium.jpg|[[Vise, medium (Irwin)]]
File:Welder MIG.jpg|[[Welder, MIG (Lincoln Weld-Pak 100)]]
File:55.jpg|[[Welder, stick, orange (Acklands 225 AC Sizzler) ID:55]]
File:109.jpg|[[Welder, Stick, AC/DC (Miller Thunderbolt XL) ID:109]]
</gallery>

MiniCNCBasics

2021-08-28T22:01:49Z

Aerobatpat: /* Step 1 – Starting up the Computer and CNC */

==Protospace Mini CNC User Basic Instructions:==
These instructions are intended for the most basic of users. Note that using this CNC is fairly manual and requires an attention to detail and a willingness to experiment.
Things are easily broken and you can (and probably will) do harm to the bit, machine, and possibly yourself if you do not pay attention, and above all else THINK.

==Step 1 – Starting up the Computer and CNC==
1. To run the Mini CNC, boot the PC into XP.
 [[File:141-Grub.jpg]]

2. To start '''Mach3''', click on the icon in the top left area of the screen. (Screen shot to follow)

2A (Alternate) If you want to select a different profile, Select the '''Mach3 - No profile''' icon lower down on the screen.
 [[File:141-SessionProfile.jpg]]

3. Turn on the power on the 3040 and make sure that the E-Switch is not pressed.
 [[File:141-Mini-CNC-3040.png]]

Note: The Power switch is ON (1) and the Spindle is OFF (0). The spindle is controlled by the program but the speed is not. Turn the spindle speed knob up to either max or near max. If you flip the spindle switch ON(1), the spindle will spin up. You only need to do this to test the spindle speed, or if your G-Code fails to turn it on and off automatically. The normal position for this switch is OFF(0).

==Step 2 – Introduction to Mach3==
You should now see the Initial screen: (Note: the Screen Theme can be changed. If you want to use a screen that looks more like the Big Boy CNC, select '''View''' -> '''Load Screens''' -> and then select "'''PA Interface_v05.set".''' To return to the default screen set, guess what? Select '''View''' -> '''Load Screens''' -> and then select "'''Default.set'''" (or 1024.set)'''.'''

 [[File:141-Mach3-Main-Screen-1.jpg]]

4. Clear any error messages in Status

The first thing is to notice the Red flashing border on the Reset button and Status message.
The example shows: “Limit Switch Triggered”. And the scrolling message says “Press Reset… Emergency mode Active. Emergency Z Inhibit”.
 [[File:141-Reset-Button-Error-State.jpg]]

You may need to manually spin the knobs on the 3 axis to move the carriages off of the limit switches.

Keep clicking reset, and resolving the issues, until the status is clear of any messages.
The Border on the reset button should also be green.
 [[File:141-Reset-Button-Green.jpg]]

5. You can skip this step if you know what you are doing and the carriage is in a convenient location.

Otherwise, to establish precise absolute positions for the starting points, Home the carriages
Click in the “REF ALL HOME” button.
 [[File:141-Ref-All-Home-1.jpg]]

The 3 carriages will seek their home positions and the 3 buttons will go green and the position will show +0.0000.
 [[File:141-Ref-All-Home-2.jpg]]

==Step 3 - Getting ready to mill your piece==
7. Mount your piece on the milling table.

You need to be careful of
8. Move carriage to a new home position

Note that the travel limit switches are now in a “Dead Man” mode. If you accidentally drive the carriage too far and it trips a switch, the CNC will go into error mode and you will need to manually resolve.

To assist you in preventing this problem, enable the “Soft Limits” button.

 [[File:141-Soft-Limits.jpg]]

The behavior will now be that the controller will not allow you to go out of limits. You will hear a noticeable slowing down in the motion if you try to drive it too close to the edge.

Now, you can manually move the carriage to a new position, like the a new home position on the corner of your work piece.

The Secret Key => TAB. This will turn on/off the manual controls:
 [[File:141-MPG-Mode-1.jpg]]

Note that Green is Positive direction and Red is negative.

Also, the direction of the arrows match the direction of the 3 axis (left => left, up => up, etc)

Once you have positioned the carriage in the perfect position, click on each of the “Zero X” buttons.

==Step 4 – Determining the Bit height==
The tool probe height sensor allow you to accurately control the height of your bit.
To set the bit height, follow these steps:

9. Insert that bit of your choice in the chuck.

10. Attach the alligator lead to the bit.

11. Place the sensor puck under the bit.

12. Click on the “Auto Tool Zero” button.
from the popup, select the height of the sensor. If using the puck then select the top value of 25.5. If using a thin strip of metal such as a utility knife blade, use the second entry (2.00??). Note that these numbers can be configured and may be tweaked by users who have tuned it for perfection. More on this to be documented later.

NOTE: Get ready to hit the E-Stop if things go badly. This can damage bits and such.
The Z axis will slowly drop down until it makes contact with the puck, and then retract a short distance. Note that the distance that it retracts can be adjusted, but the default is 1.27mm.

The Z axis should now have automatically been set to your work surface. All G-Code references should now use this height as its reference. Positive values will raise the bit above the material and negative value will cut material.

Note as well: This sensor can also be used for edge sensing. This will be investigated in future.

==Step 5 – Loading and editing your G-Code==
13. The next step in milling anything is to load a G-Code file.

Note that instruction on how to create a G-Code file is beyond the scope of this tutorial and is up to you.
You can use programs such as [https://www.autodesk.ca/en/products/fusion-360/overview Fusion 360] or a simpler program such as [http://easel.inventables.com/users/sign_in Easel]

*Beginners can get started with [[Easy_CAM_Guide|Easy CAM Guide]], which explains how to create milling files using Easel's browser-based CAM. (See this sample [https://boxzy.dozuki.com/Guide/Easy+CAM:+Creating+a+Milling+File+with+Easel/104 Easy CAM: Creating a Milling File with Easel] until we get our own added)
*Advanced users can learn more about CAM with Autodesk Fusion 360 by checking out this [https://skippy.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/09_CAM.pdf Fusion CAM writeup].

I have documented a very very simple sample in order to demonstrate the concepts of how to use the tool. 
To load a g-code file, simply click on “Load G-Code” button.
Now that you have loaded your G-Code, I would like to run you through what I have learned about the dialog's.

*By clicking on the G-Code Dialog box, you can then scroll up and down the file. It appears that you cannot edit on the screen, but you can start selecting some other nifty controls within the file.
*To edit the code, you click on the “Edit G-Code” button. This will open the file in a text editor. When you close the file it will automatically load back into Mach3
*Also note if your click on the “Tool Path (Alt-4)” then you can visualize the cut path on each line of the G-Code file.

(The sample image shows the tool path after I moved the image slightly to view the Z axis. Do this by click and hold the moue button on the view window and then moving the mouse slowly. 
Notice that the line highlighted in the G-Code dialog box is also highlighted in the tool path window.

Important Note: in the sample, on line 2, it says to go to Z-26 (G1 Z-26 F150). This was what I entered before I understood how to use the height sensor properly. This is using a reference of Z as Zero after using the buck to sense the height, but then I incorrectly reset the Z height to zero manually. 
This will be updated with a proper graphic and instructions once we figure it out. 
Meanwhile, set your code to a very small number (G1 Z-0.5 F150) and test it first before you break a bit.

 [[File:141-Tool-Path-View-1.jpg]]

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:27:20Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metallic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See [[:file:141-registrationstrip.jpg|'''Picture of Registration Strip''']]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.
*03/28/2021: Configured Spinal On/Off. Use F5 to turn on/off, or click on the Manual Speed Control.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:22:28Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metallic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See [[:file:141-registrationstrip.jpg|'''Picture of Registration Strip''']]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.
*03/28/2021: Configured Spinal On/Off. Use F5 to turn on/off, or Tab to enable

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:13:23Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See [[:file:141-registrationstrip.jpg|'''Picture of Registration Strip''']]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:12:35Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See [[:file:141-registrationstrip.jpg|Picture of Registration Strip]]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:11:54Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See picture [[:file:141-registrationstrip.jpg|Picture]]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:08:05Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See picture <a href="https://wiki.protospace.ca/File:141-registrationstrip.jpg" target="_new">Picture</a>
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T20:01:20Z

Aerobatpat: /* Upgrade History */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See picture [[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg||141-registration strip]]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141

2021-08-28T19:58:04Z

Aerobatpat: /* Notes */ Updated picture references and minor content updates.

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TD 3040 Mini CNC
| model = TD 3040
| serial =
| owner = Configured by Andy
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = Laser / Storage area
| status = Working, ready for training
| permission = Should take CAD and Tormac CNC courses
| certification =
| photo = [[File:141.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
| id = 141
}}
==Notes==
The effective bed size is 11" by 14". There are purple marker lines on the bed, that's the limit where the spindle can actually reach.

The router is running on Mach3 (a program running on Windows XP), so remember to select XP as operating system.

Note: If you wanted to use LinuxCNC (a Linux distro) instead, you would need to boot up the PC to Linux. Note that this document does not cover LinuxCNC at this time. It is not configured and you are on your own on that one.

Also: we are working on an Arduino interface running GRBL, which will allow you to run other front end programs. As of this writing (Aug 28, 2021), this is a work-in-progress.

The ER11 collet we currently have only accepts 1/8' bit shank. Maximum spindle speed is 13,500 RPM. The speed is controlled via a dial knob. As Mach3 can read and adjust spindle speed, but this feature is not currently implemented.

All Axes are calibrated bang on (don't quote me on this, but the dial gauge says so); however, the backlash compensation must be disabled to achieve a smooth helical ramp in operation. More on this later, but for now if your project requires only straight line milling in and out (like milling a square pocket inside your stock) then feel free to re-enable backlash comp.

All old limit switches got replaced, soft limit settings in Mach3 are in place. Please keep soft limits on.

==Test result==
After calibration, we tested the machine with 2D Milling operation (Nested square pocket) and 3D Milling operation (Dome shape) and it churned out shapes nicely. (Image 2&3)

I suggest that you keep the speed & feed rate conservative (i.e make it slow) and see how this machine plays with various materials, both wood and soft metal. I have no idea whether or not we can mill Aluminium chunk with this little bugger without wearing it out *prematurely* but I'm not an expert on this so your opinions are more than welcomed.

==Usage==
The machine runs on Mach3, the same software previously used on Tormac. Anyone who knows how to use the Tormac, or know what you are doing, or can hit E-Stop fast enough, or well, is curious enough and want to play with it, are welcome to use the machine.

The basic procedure:

- Use a 3D Modelling software to model your object (like Fusion360 or Solidworks) then have this software spit out the GCode needed to manufacture your object.
- Launch Mach3 program, turn on CNC machine, do Homing sequence and Stock origin sequence
- Feed this GCode into Mach3 and it will control the CNC machine to churn out the parts.
- Possibly edit your G-Code to tweak a few things to get it right

There is an introductory Fusion360 class for those who want to use this or the Tormac Metal CNC machine.

There will also be a specific MiniCNC class offered once we have the bugs ironed out and the documentation created.

==Instructions==
[[File:Teacher.jpg]]

*Step by Step [[MiniCNCBasics|Mini CNC Basic Operations]] instruction.



==Enclosure==
While noise is not much of an issue, this machine can generate lots of fine sawdust so you need to stand at the machine, pointing the shop-vac hose right at the spindle to minimize the dust. I think a machine of this size and weight, an enclosed box for it is manageable.

==Training & Liability==
Future (proper) training needed for this machine.

Use the machine as your own risk. Wear PPEs at all time.

==History==

*Refurbished and made operational by Andy Kornelson

==Upgrade Requests==

*Add a Height Sensor for non-metalic surfaces. I have a simple design that I will be working on.
*maybe build a touch sensor (eg: http://fadedbits.com/2011/02/touchprobe/) or https://www.instructables.com/id/CNC-Manual-Touch-Probe/
*Add a Surface Mapping program (G-Code Ripper looks like a good one but needs a probe )
*Install a registration strip on the bed to allow for repeatable placement of holders and templates. ('''DONE''')
*design and install improved hold-down clamps. ('''DONE''')

==Upgrade History==

*02/29/2020: Bought 2" x 5/16 stove bolts to replace M4 on hold down clamps.
*03/03/2020: Replaced (added to inventory?) shorter bolts to hold down clamp. Ground heads down to allow them to pass the Allen head screws holding bed down.
*03/07/2020: Updated GRUB config to remember last boot OS
*03/10/2020: fabricated and installed registration strip out of acrylic. Aligned with bed to be parallel with x axis. See picture [file:[[:File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|141-registrationstrip.jpg]]]
*03/28/2021: Configured Desktop Shortcut to automatically run the profile "Mach3Mill (Metric)". Also added a "No Profile" shortcut if you want to select your own version.

.

==Repairs Needed==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that are needed

==Repair History==

*This is a placeholder for listing repairs that were performed

==Samples==
[[File:141-a.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:141-b.jpg|200px|alt text]] [[File:MiniCNC-Bed-Height.jpg|500px]] 
Picture showing range of z motion. About 6cm max

[[File:141-registrationstrip.jpg|500px]] 
Registration Strip. Is easily removed if required but has been carefully aligned with the X axis.

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:53:13Z

Aerobatpat:

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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:51:57Z

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__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:80px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:51:15Z

Aerobatpat:

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:50px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:30:20Z

Aerobatpat:

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
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==December 2021==

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[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:29:08Z

Aerobatpat:

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:10px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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|}

==September 2021==

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==October 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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==November 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T20:20:21Z

Aerobatpat: /* August 2021 */

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
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|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
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{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
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{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|12:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13555 Introduction to the Wood Lathe]}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
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==September 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
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{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
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==October 2021==

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! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
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! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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==November 2021==

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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|}

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{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
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|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Welcome to Protospace

2021-08-18T07:31:59Z

Aerobatpat: /* Making at the Space */

__NOTOC__
[[File:Streetview.png|thumb|right|312px|
1530 27th Avenue NE, Bay 108 
Calgary, Alberta, Canada 
T2E 7S6 
[https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Calgary+Protospace+Ltd./@51.07701,-114.0255015,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x537177754cb71bf9:0xa0039e8a3e820581 Directions via Google Maps]|link=https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Calgary+Protospace+Ltd./@51.07701,-114.0255015,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x537177754cb71bf9:0xa0039e8a3e820581]]

'''Welcome to the Wiki of [http://www.protospace.ca/ Protospace] - Calgary's Best Maker and Hacker Space!'''

Our goal at Protospace is to facilitate innovative and collaborative projects in [[Wikipedia:Calgary|Calgary]]. Authenticate through [https://my.protospace.ca/auth/wiki Spaceport] to make edits.

==Making at the Space==

To get a rough feel for our space here is an interactive, 360° view of our [https://theta360.com/s/bbZ26vbh3l8Co5Fimb3QVdOam main bays] and [https://theta360.com/s/bNWSrBLS2rRcM4Wew5Rv3Kygq upstairs area].

And we have a [https://www.youtube.com/embed/B9w5G6Rn99A video tour from 2021] or
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jvpIUqTLZllFcrId1Ps9aCPpI1Cc3H1A/view from Google Drive]

Here is a gallery of [[tools we have]] with links to pages describing who they belong to, required in-house certifications, and other info.

You might also find it helpful to know [[where to source tools and materials]].

Our space has some additional amenities such as [https://youtu.be/x4y21Wb0La8 computers], bathrooms, Wi-Fi, kitchen, office, [https://youtu.be/cCVIgT71BMQ personal shelves], and [https://youtu.be/9nH9YmDDKuc materials], and is accessible via public transit.

==Links==

===Resources & Information===

:[[Event calendar| Event Calendar]]
:[[tools we have| Tools we Have]]
:[[Where to source tools and materials| Sourcing Tools & Materials]]
:[[Resources for makers| Resources For Makers]]
:[[Educational resources| Educational Resources]]
:[[Contact information| Links and Contact Information]]
:[[Set up a payment| Set up a Payment]]

===Policies & Documents===

:[[Faq| Protospace FAQ]]
:[[Wiki conventions| Wiki Conventions]]
:[[Approved policies| Approved Policies]]
:[[Legal Notices| Legal Notices regarding Privacy and Data Collection]]
:[[Meeting minutes| Meeting Documents]]
:[[Directors| Directors]]

Welcome to Protospace

2021-08-18T07:31:11Z

Aerobatpat: /* Making at the Space */

__NOTOC__
[[File:Streetview.png|thumb|right|312px|
1530 27th Avenue NE, Bay 108 
Calgary, Alberta, Canada 
T2E 7S6 
[https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Calgary+Protospace+Ltd./@51.07701,-114.0255015,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x537177754cb71bf9:0xa0039e8a3e820581 Directions via Google Maps]|link=https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Calgary+Protospace+Ltd./@51.07701,-114.0255015,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x537177754cb71bf9:0xa0039e8a3e820581]]

'''Welcome to the Wiki of [http://www.protospace.ca/ Protospace] - Calgary's Best Maker and Hacker Space!'''

Our goal at Protospace is to facilitate innovative and collaborative projects in [[Wikipedia:Calgary|Calgary]]. Authenticate through [https://my.protospace.ca/auth/wiki Spaceport] to make edits.

==Making at the Space==

To get a rough feel for our space here is an interactive, 360° view of our [https://theta360.com/s/bbZ26vbh3l8Co5Fimb3QVdOam main bays] and [https://theta360.com/s/bNWSrBLS2rRcM4Wew5Rv3Kygq upstairs area].

And we have a [http://gopatgo.ca/redo.php?redoyt=B9w5G6Rn99A video tour from 2021] or
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jvpIUqTLZllFcrId1Ps9aCPpI1Cc3H1A/view from Google Drive]

And we have a [https://www.youtube.com/embed/B9w5G6Rn99A video tour from 2021] or
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jvpIUqTLZllFcrId1Ps9aCPpI1Cc3H1A/view from Google Drive]

Here is a gallery of [[tools we have]] with links to pages describing who they belong to, required in-house certifications, and other info.

You might also find it helpful to know [[where to source tools and materials]].

Our space has some additional amenities such as [https://youtu.be/x4y21Wb0La8 computers], bathrooms, Wi-Fi, kitchen, office, [https://youtu.be/cCVIgT71BMQ personal shelves], and [https://youtu.be/9nH9YmDDKuc materials], and is accessible via public transit.

==Links==

===Resources & Information===

:[[Event calendar| Event Calendar]]
:[[tools we have| Tools we Have]]
:[[Where to source tools and materials| Sourcing Tools & Materials]]
:[[Resources for makers| Resources For Makers]]
:[[Educational resources| Educational Resources]]
:[[Contact information| Links and Contact Information]]
:[[Set up a payment| Set up a Payment]]

===Policies & Documents===

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Event calendar

2021-08-18T06:52:51Z

Aerobatpat: /* September 2021 */

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
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| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13554 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
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|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T06:51:25Z

Aerobatpat: /* September 2021 */

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
{{event training|10:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/courses/281 Metal: Metal Cutting & Manual Lathe]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

2021-08-18T06:48:25Z

Aerobatpat: /* September 2021 */

__FORCETOC__

==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|14:00|AGM Meeting}}
{{event meeting|15:30|Monthly Members Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
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|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]

Event calendar

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==August 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
{{event training|13:00|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13550 Woodworking Tools 1: Intro to Saws]}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''22'''
{{event training|14:30|[https://my.protospace.ca/classes/13549 New Member Orientation]}}
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|
|}

==September 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
{{event meeting|15:30|AGM Meeting}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|
|}

==October 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''31'''
|}

==November 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''7'''
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''14'''
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''21'''
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''28'''
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
|}

==December 2021==

{{calendar legend}}
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;"
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Sunday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Monday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Tuesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Wednesday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Thursday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Friday
! style="min-width:150px; width:14.2857%;" | Saturday
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
|
|
|
| '''1'''
| '''2'''
| '''3'''
| '''4'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''5'''
| '''6'''
| '''7'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''8'''
| '''9'''
| '''10'''
| '''11'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''12'''
| '''13'''
| '''14'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''15'''
| '''16'''
| '''17'''
| '''18'''
{{event clean|10:00|Monthly Clean}}
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''19'''
| '''20'''
| '''21'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''22'''
| '''23'''
| '''24'''
| '''25'''
|- style="height:100px; vertical-align:top;"
| '''26'''
| '''27'''
| '''28'''
{{event open house|19:00|Meet & Geek}}
| '''29'''
| '''30'''
| '''31'''
|}
[[Category:Calendar]]