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Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106

2024-12-10T14:55:03Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Documentation */ Uploaded a PDF of the manual. Previous link to General International site is dead.

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Drum sander
| model = [https://general.ca/catalog/3-hp-25-horizontal-double-drum-sander/ General International 15-250 M1]
| serial = 382107
| owner = Joseph Dahan
| loanstatus = Long Term Loan
| arrived = Before 2017-03-31
| location = Woodworking shop
| status = Working
| permission =
| certification = Basic woodworking safety course
| id = 106
}}

==Usage notes==

* Requires training
* Please take gentle light passes
* Refer to page 16-17 on the manual for sanding belts

==Specs==

* 220V@15A, 3HP, 1Ph
* Maximum sanding width: 24” (610 mm)
* Maximum sanding thickness: 5” (127 mm)
* Minimum sanding thickness: 1/4” (6 mm)
* Minimum sanding length: 5” (127 mm)
* Drum diameter: 5” (127 mm)
* Drum speed: 1550 RPM
* Feeding speed (variable): 3 TO 20 FPM (0.93 to 6.2 M/MIN) (VARIABLE)

==Documentation==

* [[:File:General International 15-250 Drum Sander.pdf|General International drum sander manual]]

File:General International 15-250 Drum Sander.pdf

2024-12-10T14:48:19Z

Ian.hawkins: Setup and Operation Manual for General International drum sander

== Summary ==
Setup and Operation Manual for General International drum sander
== Licensing ==
{{file copyright nonfree}}

Sewing Machine, Industrial Cylinder Arm Walking Foot, (Techsew TS-2750) ID:183

2024-11-11T18:41:28Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Startup */

{{Equipment page
| toolname = TechSew Cylinder Arm Walking Foot Sewing Machine
| model = TS-2750
| serial =
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus = Owned
| arrived = 2024-06-08
| location = Sewing Room
| status = Operational
| permission = Members only
| certification = Industrial Sewing Machine
| photo = 183.png
| caption = Techsew TS-2750
| id = 183
}}

==Specs==

From manufacturer [https://www.techsew.com/en/techsew-2750-cylinder-walking-foot-industrial-sewing-machine.html website]:

Designed for sewing leather products, nylon webbing, canvas, denim, synthetic materials and heavy fabrics

* Compound walking-foot feeding mechanism
** up to 1/2" thick leather
* Stitch Length: 1-9mm
* Reverse Feed
* 10" length, 3" diameter cylinder arm
* Needle
** System: 135X17 (DPX17)
** Size: 18 to 24
* Thread
** Top: Right Twist (Z)
** Bobbin: Right or Left (S or Z)
** Size: #45-#210
* Safety Clutch protects rotary hook
* Adjustable speed Servo motor 400-2000 SPM

==Usage==
Almost all machine functions are covered in the Techsew youtube documentation:

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc7WBXREGpQ&list=PL4iVwH6cbP578HmtFcGT_cfE5wodn1RWf

Oiling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqG6p0OJkZo

Threading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGQq7n6modk

Startup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doFv5mRpels

Note: The 2750 and 2750 pro are the same machine with extra features bolted on. We have the non-pro version. The instructions are mostly the same between the models. The non-pro does not have a needle positioner.

'''Always power off the unit before any mechanical adjustments, accessory changes, needle changes, or threading.'''

'''Caution:''' '''The foot pedal WILL STILL OPERATE THE MACHINE for a few revolutions if the controller has recently been powered off.''' The servo controller will retain a moderate capacitor charge after powering off. To drain this charge, firmly hold the hand-wheel while gently depressing the pedal - the motor will try to turn at low speed but will quickly run out of power. Once the capacitors are drained, the unit is safe to work on.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+Needle and Thread compatibility
|Metric Needle Size
|Needle size
|Compatible Thread size
|-
|100
|16
|30, 46, 69
|-
|105
|17
|30, 46, 69
|-
|110
|18
|46, 69
|-
|120
|19
|69, 92
|-
|125
|20
|69, 92
|-
|130
|21
|69, 92
|-
|140
|22
|92, 138
|-
|160
|23
|138
|-
|180
|24
|138, 207
|}

=== Threading ===
[[File:Techsew threading.png|alt=Techsew threading|thumb|none]]

=== Startup ===
# Assume someone changed the configuration since the last time you used the machine. Inspect everything.
# Power OFF the machine to inspect, oil, and thread:
## Ensure switched off, and capacitor drained per warning above
## Inspect all moving parts for correct installation, wear, and damage. (bent needle, etc)
## Lubricate all oil points (red paint marks) with sewing machine oil.
## Thread machine
## Install bobbin
### Bobbin carrier is held in with a spring latch, lift it with a fingernail or flat screwdriver, then remove the carrier+bobbin.
### Install new bobbin in carrier - Thread should be wound clockwise when viewed from the 'underside' of the carrier. (bobbin will rotate clockwise when thread is pulled out).
### Slide the thread under the bobbin carrier spring, and route upwards through the notch in the carrier.
### Install the bobbin carrier into the machine, and lower the spring latch.
### Run the threaded machine forward 1 revolution by hand to take up the bobbin thread.
### Profit.

=== Sew your thing ===
'''NEVER run the machine backwards.''' If you've gone forward enough to puncture your material with the needle, it's too late to go back. Finish that stitch. If you run backwards, you WILL wrap thread around the bobbin carrier and it will need to be unblocked involving some machine surgery.

Use the right pedal to lift the presser foot and release tension to install/remove your work piece.

Use the left pedal to sew. '''Sewing speed is variable starting at a minimum 400spm'''. If the controller is set higher, full deflection of the pedal will result in full set speed. Minimum deflection will always start at 400spm speed for brushless servo motor torque/control reasons.

Hold tension on the loose thread ends towards the rear of the machine at the start of each first stitch.

==== Shutdown ====

# Always power down the machine when not actively using it. Make it a habit, even if just stepping out of the room.
# Remove your thread: Most excellent: cut your thread at the spool, leaving a remnant that can be tied to the next spool to speed threading.
# Clean all surfaces in and around the machine: Remove offcut threads, dust bunnies, debris, etc.
# Remove any accessories installed (binding edger, flat-top, etc)
# Cover the machine __todo: sew a cover, in the meantime, use any cloth.

==== Install accessories/feet ====
Follow the video guides. Return machine to factory default when you are done.

Virtually every screw on the machine is flat-head. With the correct size screwdriver, these can and should be significantly torqued.

'''USE THE CORRECT SIZE FLAT-HEAD SCREWDRIVER TO NOT MANGLE THE SCREWS.'''

==== Install/change needle ====

# Raise needle bar to highest position using the hand wheel.
# Hold existing needle to prevent it falling when loosened.
# Use a flat-head screwdriver to loose the needle set screw.
# Remove the old needle, and replace with new needle.
## The needle shaft is round - orientation matters!
## Long groove on the left, Scarf on the right
#Tighten needle set screw.

==== Bobbin Winder ====

* Operates on the main machine belt: '''the needle/feed will operate while winding the bobbin.'''
* Always remove the upper thread from the needle before operating the bobbin winder to prevent a blockage. Best practice is to unthread to before the take-up arm to prevent thrashing.
* Thread through the thread arm above, then winder tension guide hole (back right of table), tension disc, and forward to the bobbin.
* The bobbin winder will automatically disengage from the belt at about 80% full. Do not overfill the bobbin.

==Troubleshooting==
Thread tension - upper tension controls the look on the bottom. Bobbin tension controls the look on the top.

Thread blockage - Remove bobbin cover, lift flap and remove bobbin carrier, unscrew shuttle screws, remove shuttle, remove thread blockage, lubricate, replace in reverse order. Likely requires timing adjustment (below).

Shuttle hook timing adjustment - see video tutorial. Shuttle hook on a clutch to prevent damage. Timing will need to be reset after a crash or blockage.

Foot pressure

==Documentation==
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Poutfv5Y7oixsSLYpKHLNWDCYh72GPgk/view?usp=drive_link PDF] on google drive

[[Category:Sewing]]
[[Category:Textileworking tools]]

File:Techsew threading.png

2024-11-11T18:29:55Z

Ian.hawkins:

Diagram showing thread path for Techsew TS-2750, taken from the Techsew guide

Embroidery machine, CNC (Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501) ID:144

2024-06-22T17:48:10Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Stop Position Error (211) */

{{Equipment page
| id = 144
| toolname = CNC embroidery machine
| model = Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501
| serial = 3127
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus = N/A
| arrived = Feb 9th, 2021
| location = Sewing Room
| status = Waiting for training material
| permission = ??
| certification = [https://my.protospace.ca/courses/447 Course]
| itemphoto = [[File:150.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}

===Documentation===

*[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/7c/Tejtiic.pdf <nowiki>User Manual [pdf]</nowiki>]
*[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/74/Tajima-tejt-iic-neo-series-catalog.pdf <nowiki>Product Catalog [pdf]</nowiki>]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20151117050317/http://www.tajima.com:80/productinfo/2014090911263001.html Manufacturer's Product Page]

===Specs===

*Single-head 15-needle
**75/11 size DBxK5 round shank needles
*Thread: 40-weight top, 80-weight bobbin
*Work Envelope Dimensions:
**19.5” L x 14” D large hoop
*up to 1,200 stitches per minute
*Cost: $8500.00
*Power Supply: 120V, max 220 Watts
*Overall Dimensions:
**32" Door Clearance
**26.25" Width x 31.75" Depth x 31.5" Tall without stand (W 665mm * L 805mm * H 796 mm)
**170 lb. with stand

===Materials===
Bring your own backing.

Stick with 40wt polyester thread, others break a lot.

Supplies available at: [[Where to source tools and materials#Textiles]]

===Bobbin===
L-type bobbin, takes 80wt thread, threads clockwise out under spring and through metal eyelet, leave 2" tail. Observe lubing requirements before reinserting.

 

==Quick Start==
{{Warning|This "cheat sheet" is not a substitute for proper training and confidence in operating this very nice and expensive machine! If you're feeling unsure, ask for help!}}

#Digitize your file - software magic process steps go here - and copy onto special USB 1.0 stick
#Set up your material/workpiece and backing on the appropriate hoop or fixture, drum tight and evenly tensioned
#Insert stick into USB port at rear left side of machine
#Scan card on lockout device to power on Tajima
#Choose your frame type at "Frame:"
#*flat: the various flat circular green frames
#*cap: the round metal hat torture device
#"Initialize: On" allows the machine to home at calibrate, why would you ever turn this off?
#Load your file from USB stick by pressing the "Data" button and scrolling through the list
#"Color change:"
#*'''auto''': if you'd like the machine to just run your color order
#*'''manual''': if you need to change fabrics or positions between colors/operations - '''STOP HERE, INSTRUCTIONS for "manual color change" are INCOMPLETE/UNTESTED! GET DEMO/HELP WITH THIS! DO NOT PASS THIS STEP, DO NOT PRESS GO, DO NOT COLLECT CRASHED MACHINE AND BROKEN NEEDLE -''' do update these instructions once you get it reliably figured out though...
#Type in your color change order - note this is in hexadecimal so 1-9 then 10 is typed using the "+10" button then 0 and shows up as A, so 11 is "+10" then 1 and will show up as B, etc.
#Set the frame position by running a "Trace", it uses the needle/color shown on the bottom right corner
#Make super extra double sure that your "Trace" will not crash the machine into the frame, and that the design will end up where you want it on your workpiece
#Adjust the speed slider to the slower 1/3rd
#Press "Start"

===Rethreading A needle===
To prepare thread: put new thread under NO TENSION and cut at an angle. This makes the thread end a wedge and un-frayed which is far easier to thread through the eye of a needle

Thread needle front to back (away from user), raise thread end up and into spring to hold it there.

===Needle Replacement Procedure===

#Loosen Flathead screw, remove worn or damaged needle
#When installing needle, vertical groove faces user, seat needle fully into holder.
#Ensure vertical groove still aligned before tightening
#Tighten flathead screw
#Rethread the needle

===Changing a Spool===

#Load on new spool
#Cut old spool.
#Tie end of old thread to new thread. Clip any extra and stray material so it does not get caught when you pull it through
#Pull the old thread from the needle side. The new thread will get pulled through the tubing and tensioners automagically
#Cut new thread and rethread the needle

 
==Troubleshooting==

====Machine Detected a Thread Breakage====
[https://forum.protospace.ca/t/troubleshooting-the-embroidery-machine-tip/2418 See this forum post]

====2BA - Memory Capacity Exceeded Error====
Clear previous jobs stored in the memory:

*Each time a job is loaded from the USB stick the job is transferred to the internal memory of the Tajima.
*In Memory Mode - Multi, the job is added to the list of jobs.
*In Memory Mode - Single, the new job overwrites the last job held in internal memory.
*When the internal Tajima memory is full a 2BA error will occur after pressing Data and choosing the job file from the USB.
*The 2BA error may occur instantly or near the end of the file load process depending on when the limit is reached.
*If the internal memory is very full, pressing the Data button to pick a USB file will give no response as if the Data button is broken.
*When the Tajima is too full to show the 2BA error, data can be deleted just as if the 2BA error had appeared.
*
*Press down to select
*3. Delete Data to remove a single job or to
*5. Initial Memory - to remove all jobs from memory and initialize internal storage[[File:TajimaDataM1.png|none|thumb|Data Menu]][[File:TajimaDataM3.png|thumb|Data Menu 3|alt=|none]] 
*There is no way to save a list of internal jobs out.
*Keep a copy of your Jobs on a USB stick.
*It is convenient if you are doing multiple jobs in a single session to keep them in internal memory.
*Just remember jobs saved to the Internal Tajima memory may be cleared by the next member using the machine.
*As a curtesy to the next user who may be a beginner and not know about 2BA error, clear the memory at the end of your session

===Stop Position Error (211)===
[[File:Stop error control.jpg|left|thumb]]

 

A stop position error on the Tajima means that the Tajima stopped unexpectedly potentially due to a collision with the frame. To resolve the error perform the following steps:
[[File:Stop Position Error.png|left|thumb]]

#Dismiss the error using the red "O"/Stop key on the keypad.
#(Refer to the manual excerpt on the left for the following steps)
#Rotate the main shaft until the circled indicator disappears in the status display
#Perform a manual color change, by selecting a different color using the manual color change keys on the bottom right of the keypad. Once a different color is selected press '''Set''' to confirm the manual color change.
#Once the manual color change is complete you may resume your stiching.

If this happens when you first turn the machine on, the '''TEJT2-C series''' screen shows after you dismiss the error instead of the '''EMB START''' screen. The color change buttons have no effect. Change '''INITIAL:ON''' to '''INITIAL:OFF''', then press '''Set'''. Follow the steps above to clear the error.

Embroidery machine, CNC (Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501) ID:144

2024-06-22T17:46:15Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Stop Position Error (211) */ Added step to get past startup screen.

{{Equipment page
| id = 144
| toolname = CNC embroidery machine
| model = Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501
| serial = 3127
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus = N/A
| arrived = Feb 9th, 2021
| location = Sewing Room
| status = Waiting for training material
| permission = ??
| certification = [https://my.protospace.ca/courses/447 Course]
| itemphoto = [[File:150.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}

===Documentation===

*[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/7c/Tejtiic.pdf <nowiki>User Manual [pdf]</nowiki>]
*[https://wiki.protospace.ca/images/7/74/Tajima-tejt-iic-neo-series-catalog.pdf <nowiki>Product Catalog [pdf]</nowiki>]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20151117050317/http://www.tajima.com:80/productinfo/2014090911263001.html Manufacturer's Product Page]

===Specs===

*Single-head 15-needle
**75/11 size DBxK5 round shank needles
*Thread: 40-weight top, 80-weight bobbin
*Work Envelope Dimensions:
**19.5” L x 14” D large hoop
*up to 1,200 stitches per minute
*Cost: $8500.00
*Power Supply: 120V, max 220 Watts
*Overall Dimensions:
**32" Door Clearance
**26.25" Width x 31.75" Depth x 31.5" Tall without stand (W 665mm * L 805mm * H 796 mm)
**170 lb. with stand

===Materials===
Bring your own backing.

Stick with 40wt polyester thread, others break a lot.

Supplies available at: [[Where to source tools and materials#Textiles]]

===Bobbin===
L-type bobbin, takes 80wt thread, threads clockwise out under spring and through metal eyelet, leave 2" tail. Observe lubing requirements before reinserting.

 

==Quick Start==
{{Warning|This "cheat sheet" is not a substitute for proper training and confidence in operating this very nice and expensive machine! If you're feeling unsure, ask for help!}}

#Digitize your file - software magic process steps go here - and copy onto special USB 1.0 stick
#Set up your material/workpiece and backing on the appropriate hoop or fixture, drum tight and evenly tensioned
#Insert stick into USB port at rear left side of machine
#Scan card on lockout device to power on Tajima
#Choose your frame type at "Frame:"
#*flat: the various flat circular green frames
#*cap: the round metal hat torture device
#"Initialize: On" allows the machine to home at calibrate, why would you ever turn this off?
#Load your file from USB stick by pressing the "Data" button and scrolling through the list
#"Color change:"
#*'''auto''': if you'd like the machine to just run your color order
#*'''manual''': if you need to change fabrics or positions between colors/operations - '''STOP HERE, INSTRUCTIONS for "manual color change" are INCOMPLETE/UNTESTED! GET DEMO/HELP WITH THIS! DO NOT PASS THIS STEP, DO NOT PRESS GO, DO NOT COLLECT CRASHED MACHINE AND BROKEN NEEDLE -''' do update these instructions once you get it reliably figured out though...
#Type in your color change order - note this is in hexadecimal so 1-9 then 10 is typed using the "+10" button then 0 and shows up as A, so 11 is "+10" then 1 and will show up as B, etc.
#Set the frame position by running a "Trace", it uses the needle/color shown on the bottom right corner
#Make super extra double sure that your "Trace" will not crash the machine into the frame, and that the design will end up where you want it on your workpiece
#Adjust the speed slider to the slower 1/3rd
#Press "Start"

===Rethreading A needle===
To prepare thread: put new thread under NO TENSION and cut at an angle. This makes the thread end a wedge and un-frayed which is far easier to thread through the eye of a needle

Thread needle front to back (away from user), raise thread end up and into spring to hold it there.

===Needle Replacement Procedure===

#Loosen Flathead screw, remove worn or damaged needle
#When installing needle, vertical groove faces user, seat needle fully into holder.
#Ensure vertical groove still aligned before tightening
#Tighten flathead screw
#Rethread the needle

===Changing a Spool===

#Load on new spool
#Cut old spool.
#Tie end of old thread to new thread. Clip any extra and stray material so it does not get caught when you pull it through
#Pull the old thread from the needle side. The new thread will get pulled through the tubing and tensioners automagically
#Cut new thread and rethread the needle

 
==Troubleshooting==

====Machine Detected a Thread Breakage====
[https://forum.protospace.ca/t/troubleshooting-the-embroidery-machine-tip/2418 See this forum post]

====2BA - Memory Capacity Exceeded Error====
Clear previous jobs stored in the memory:

*Each time a job is loaded from the USB stick the job is transferred to the internal memory of the Tajima.
*In Memory Mode - Multi, the job is added to the list of jobs.
*In Memory Mode - Single, the new job overwrites the last job held in internal memory.
*When the internal Tajima memory is full a 2BA error will occur after pressing Data and choosing the job file from the USB.
*The 2BA error may occur instantly or near the end of the file load process depending on when the limit is reached.
*If the internal memory is very full, pressing the Data button to pick a USB file will give no response as if the Data button is broken.
*When the Tajima is too full to show the 2BA error, data can be deleted just as if the 2BA error had appeared.
*
*Press down to select
*3. Delete Data to remove a single job or to
*5. Initial Memory - to remove all jobs from memory and initialize internal storage[[File:TajimaDataM1.png|none|thumb|Data Menu]][[File:TajimaDataM3.png|thumb|Data Menu 3|alt=|none]] 
*There is no way to save a list of internal jobs out.
*Keep a copy of your Jobs on a USB stick.
*It is convenient if you are doing multiple jobs in a single session to keep them in internal memory.
*Just remember jobs saved to the Internal Tajima memory may be cleared by the next member using the machine.
*As a curtesy to the next user who may be a beginner and not know about 2BA error, clear the memory at the end of your session

===Stop Position Error (211)===
[[File:Stop error control.jpg|left|thumb]]

 

A stop position error on the Tajima means that the Tajima stopped unexpectedly potentially due to a collision with the frame. To resolve the error perform the following steps:
[[File:Stop Position Error.png|left|thumb]]

#Dismiss the error using the red "O"/Stop key on the keypad.
#(Refer to the manual excerpt on the left for the following steps)
#Rotate the main shaft until the circled indicator disappears in the status display
#Perform a manual color change, by selecting a different color using the manual color change keys on the bottom right of the keypad. Once a different color is selected press '''Set''' to confirm the manual color change.
#Once the manual color change is complete you may resume your stiching.

If this happens when you first turn the machine on, the '''TEJT2-C series''' screen shows instead of the '''EMB START''' screen. The color change buttons have no effect. Change '''INITIAL:ON''' to '''INITIAL:OFF''', then press '''Set'''. Follow the steps above to clear the error.

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-14T02:34:11Z

Ian.hawkins: Added content: specs, links for usage and documentation

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Bambu Lab 3D Printer
| model = P1S
| serial = ?
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = 3D printer room
| status = Working
| permission = Open to all
| certification =
| photo = 182.jpg
| caption =
| id = 182
}}

==Specs==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Body
!
|-
|Build Volume
|256 x 256 x 256 mm³
|-
|Chassis
|Welded Steel
|-
|Shell
|Enclosed (Plastic and glass)
|+
!Speed
!
|-
|Max Speed of Toolhead
|500 mm/s
|-
|Max Acceleration of Toolhead
|20 m/s²
|+
!Toolhead
!
|-
|Hot End
|All-metal
|-
|Nozzle
|Stainless steel
|-
|Max hot end temperature
|300 °C
|-
|Toolhead cable
|Enhanced toolhead cable with cable chain
|+
!Cooling and filtration
!
|-
|Control Board Fan
|Closed Loop Control
|-
|Chamber Temperature Regulator Fan
|Closed Loop Control
|-
|Auxiliary Part Cooling Fan
|Closed Loop Control
|-
|Air Filter
|Activated Carbon Filter
|+
!Supported filaments
!
|-
|PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, PET
|Ideal
|-
|ABS, ASA
|Ideal
|-
|PA, PC
|Capable
|}

==Usage==
See [https://forum.protospace.ca/t/3d-printing-at-protospace/6275 this forum posting] for a quick rundown. Check Bambu Lab Wiki for more.

==Troubleshooting==
===Unhandled unknown exception; terminating the application===
* Possibly two instances of Bambu Studio running. Open Windows Task Manager and end any open applications.

==Documentation==
[https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1 Bambu Lab Wiki P1 Series]

[[Category:3D printing tools]]

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182

2024-06-14T01:44:48Z

Ian.hawkins: Ian.hawkins moved page 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182 to 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182: "Lab" instead of "Labs"

#REDIRECT [[3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182]]

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-14T01:44:48Z

Ian.hawkins: Ian.hawkins moved page 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182 to 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182: "Lab" instead of "Labs"

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Bambu Labs 3D Printer
| model = P1S
| serial = ?
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = 3D printer room
| status = Working
| permission = Open to all
| certification =
| photo = 182.jpg
| caption =
| id = 182
}}

==Specs==
TBD

==Usage==
TBD

==Troubleshooting==
TBD

==Documentation==
TBD

[[Category:3D printing tools]]

Tools we have

2024-06-14T01:43:06Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Rapid prototyping tools */ fix Bambu Lab name

Want to '''add a new tool'''? Follow [[Protospace Wiki:Adding new tools|this 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 wish list]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://forum.protospace.ca forum].

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

__TOC__

==Rapid prototyping tools==

{{hatnote|Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]}}

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File:160.jpg|[[Curing station (Anycubic Wash and Cure Machine) ID:160]]
File:Thunder-51-01.jpg|[[Thunder Nova 51 Laser ID:178]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[CNC router, wood (Precix) ID:153]]
File:LongMill-on-Shelf-01.png|[[CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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]]
File:162.jpeg|link=162|[[Bike stand (Feedback Sport) ID:162]]
File:181.jpeg|link=181|[[Blind hole bearings removal slide hammer ID:181]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics equipment==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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:167.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Siglent SDS1104X-E) ID:167]]
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:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
File:145-Welcome-Monitor.png|[[Welcome Room Monitor ID:145]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:165.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Westward UE-712) ID:165]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:151.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:151]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
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:173.png|[[Plasma Cutter (Hypertherm, Powermax85) ID:173]]
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:Metalworking pattern maker's vise.jpg|[[Metalworking pattern maker's vise]]
File:Metal drill press.jpg|[[HD gear driven drill press/mill]]
File:163.jpg|[[Pipe bender (Power Fist 12 ton hydraulic) ID:163]]
File:180.jpg|[[Metal Shear Brake Roll - (New Magnum 52) ID:180]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:171-Wood-Lathe-Jet.jpg|[[Wood Lathe, JET JWL-1236 ID:171]]
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
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:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
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:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[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:NoImage.png|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:Makita cordless jigsaw.jpg|cordless Makita jig saw
File:Ridgid random orbital sander (1 of 2, unknown which one).jpg|Ridgid random orbital sander (2 of these)
File:6" jointer.jpg|6" jointer
File:DeWalt sliding compound miter saw.jpg|12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw
File:Wood tools sharpening station.jpg|A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc
File:149.jpg|[[Drill press, floor mounted, variable speed ID:149]]
File:164.jpg|[[Handheld metal detector ID:164]]
File:168.jpg|[[Planer, 16" Auto Planer]]
File:172.jpg|[[Table saw (SawStop) ID:172]]
File:174.jpg|[[drying rack (coyle-made) ID:174]]
</gallery>

==Textile, Vinyl, and Media tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:183.png|[[Sewing Machine, Industrial Cylinder Arm Walking Foot, (Techsew TS-2750) ID:183]]
File:Singer 211G155.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Singer 211G155) ID:147]]
File:144.jpg|[[Embroidery machine, CNC (Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501) ID:144]]
File:150.jpg|[[Sewing/embroidery machine, computer controlled (Singer Futura CE-250) ID:150]]
File:156.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Janome HD-1000) ID:156]]
File:157.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread (Singer 14U34B) ID:157]]
File:158.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread, (Janome MyLock 634D) ID:158]]
File:148.jpg|[[Vinyl cutter, big (Graphtec FC8000-75) ID:148]]
File:NoImage.png|Vinyl cutter, small (Silhouette Cameo), on loan from Jamie Frost
File:154.jpg|[[Heat press, digital (Geo Knight and Co Inc K20S) ID:154]]
File:155.jpg|[[Heat press, auto release (Insta Graphic Systems 158) ID:155]]
File:166.jpg|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

{{hatnote|See also: the [[#Electronics equipment|electronics equipment section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.}}

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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 mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:111.jpg|link=111|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|link=112|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:115.jpg|link=115|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|link=116|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|link=117|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|link=118|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|link=127|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|link=128|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|link=129|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|link=130|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|link=131|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:132.jpg|link=132|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|link=133|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|link=122|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|link=123|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|link=134|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|link=136|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:137.jpg|link=137|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:161.jpg|link=161|[[Laminator (Scotch TL902) ID:161]]
File:166.jpg|link=166|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
File:169.png|link=169|[[ADS-B Base Station, FlightAware, ID:169]]
File:176.jpg|link=176|[[Vending machine, pop (Vendo 576) ID:176]]
File:177.jpg|link=177|[[Vending machine, snacks (Crane 173) ID:177]]
</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 style="background: darksalmon" mode="nolines">
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
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:NoImage.png|[[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:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
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:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
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:NoImage.png|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
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:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060) ID:22]]
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:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
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]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:146.jpg|[[Garment graphic printer, direct inject (Brother GT-361) ID:146]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2024-06-11T20:57:58Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Textile, Vinyl, and Media tools */ Fixed link for Geo Knight press

Want to '''add a new tool'''? Follow [[Protospace Wiki:Adding new tools|this 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 wish list]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://forum.protospace.ca forum].

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

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==Rapid prototyping tools==

{{hatnote|Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]}}

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:182.jpg|[[3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182]]
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:159.jpg|[[3D printer, resin (Anycubic Photon 5.5) ID:159]]
File:170.jpg|[[3D_printer, resin (ELEGOO Saturn) ID:170]]
File:160.jpg|[[Curing station (Anycubic Wash and Cure Machine) ID:160]]
File:Thunder-51-01.jpg|[[Thunder Nova 51 Laser ID:178]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[CNC router, wood (Precix) ID:153]]
File:LongMill-on-Shelf-01.png|[[CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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]]
File:162.jpeg|link=162|[[Bike stand (Feedback Sport) ID:162]]
File:181.jpeg|link=181|[[Blind hole bearings removal slide hammer ID:181]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics equipment==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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:167.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Siglent SDS1104X-E) ID:167]]
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:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
File:145-Welcome-Monitor.png|[[Welcome Room Monitor ID:145]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:165.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Westward UE-712) ID:165]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:151.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:151]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
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:173.png|[[Plasma Cutter (Hypertherm, Powermax85) ID:173]]
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:Metalworking pattern maker's vise.jpg|[[Metalworking pattern maker's vise]]
File:Metal drill press.jpg|[[HD gear driven drill press/mill]]
File:163.jpg|[[Pipe bender (Power Fist 12 ton hydraulic) ID:163]]
File:180.jpg|[[Metal Shear Brake Roll - (New Magnum 52) ID:180]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:171-Wood-Lathe-Jet.jpg|[[Wood Lathe, JET JWL-1236 ID:171]]
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
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:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
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:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[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:NoImage.png|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:Makita cordless jigsaw.jpg|cordless Makita jig saw
File:Ridgid random orbital sander (1 of 2, unknown which one).jpg|Ridgid random orbital sander (2 of these)
File:6" jointer.jpg|6" jointer
File:DeWalt sliding compound miter saw.jpg|12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw
File:Wood tools sharpening station.jpg|A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc
File:149.jpg|[[Drill press, floor mounted, variable speed ID:149]]
File:164.jpg|[[Handheld metal detector ID:164]]
File:168.jpg|[[Planer, 16" Auto Planer]]
File:172.jpg|[[Table saw (SawStop) ID:172]]
File:174.jpg|[[drying rack (coyle-made) ID:174]]
</gallery>

==Textile, Vinyl, and Media tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:183.png|[[Sewing Machine, Industrial Cylinder Arm Walking Foot, (Techsew TS-2750) ID:183]]
File:Singer 211G155.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Singer 211G155) ID:147]]
File:144.jpg|[[Embroidery machine, CNC (Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501) ID:144]]
File:150.jpg|[[Sewing/embroidery machine, computer controlled (Singer Futura CE-250) ID:150]]
File:156.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Janome HD-1000) ID:156]]
File:157.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread (Singer 14U34B) ID:157]]
File:158.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread, (Janome MyLock 634D) ID:158]]
File:148.jpg|[[Vinyl cutter, big (Graphtec FC8000-75) ID:148]]
File:NoImage.png|Vinyl cutter, small (Silhouette Cameo), on loan from Jamie Frost
File:154.jpg|[[Heat press, digital (Geo Knight and Co Inc K20S) ID:154]]
File:155.jpg|[[Heat press, auto release (Insta Graphic Systems 158) ID:155]]
File:166.jpg|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

{{hatnote|See also: the [[#Electronics equipment|electronics equipment section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.}}

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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 mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:111.jpg|link=111|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|link=112|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:115.jpg|link=115|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|link=116|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|link=117|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|link=118|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|link=127|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|link=128|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|link=129|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|link=130|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|link=131|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:132.jpg|link=132|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|link=133|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|link=122|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|link=123|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|link=134|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|link=136|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:137.jpg|link=137|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:161.jpg|link=161|[[Laminator (Scotch TL902) ID:161]]
File:166.jpg|link=166|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
File:169.png|link=169|[[ADS-B Base Station, FlightAware, ID:169]]
File:176.jpg|link=176|[[Vending machine, pop (Vendo 576) ID:176]]
File:177.jpg|link=177|[[Vending machine, snacks (Crane 173) ID:177]]
</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 style="background: darksalmon" mode="nolines">
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
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:NoImage.png|[[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:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
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:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
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:NoImage.png|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
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:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060) ID:22]]
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:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
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]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:146.jpg|[[Garment graphic printer, direct inject (Brother GT-361) ID:146]]
</gallery>

Tools we have

2024-06-07T16:57:01Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Rapid prototyping tools */

Want to '''add a new tool'''? Follow [[Protospace Wiki:Adding new tools|this 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 wish list]], but your best bet on figuring out if we want something is simply asking on our [https://forum.protospace.ca forum].

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

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==Rapid prototyping tools==

{{hatnote|Comparisons: [[our 3D printers]], [[our laser cutters]]}}

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:182.jpg|[[3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182]]
File:2.jpg|[[3D printer, FFF (ORD Bot Hadron) ID:2]]
File:159.jpg|[[3D printer, resin (Anycubic Photon 5.5) ID:159]]
File:170.jpg|[[3D_printer, resin (ELEGOO Saturn) ID:170]]
File:160.jpg|[[Curing station (Anycubic Wash and Cure Machine) ID:160]]
File:Thunder-51-01.jpg|[[Thunder Nova 51 Laser ID:178]]
File:107.jpg|[[Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107]]
File:141.jpg|[[CNC router, mini (TD 3040) ID:141]]
File:Precix-CNC-001.jpg|[[CNC router, wood (Precix) ID:153]]
File:LongMill-on-Shelf-01.png|[[CNC router, benchtop (SIENCI LongMill) ID:143]]
</gallery>

==Automotive tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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]]
File:162.jpeg|link=162|[[Bike stand (Feedback Sport) ID:162]]
File:181.jpeg|link=181|[[Blind hole bearings removal slide hammer ID:181]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:12.jpg|[[Oxygen concentrator (OGSI OG-15) ID:12]]
</gallery>

==Electronics equipment==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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:167.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Siglent SDS1104X-E) ID:167]]
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:33.jpg|[[Waveform generator (Syscomp WGM-101) ID:33]]
File:34.jpg|[[Waveform monitor (Tektronix 1730) ID:34]]
File:145-Welcome-Monitor.png|[[Welcome Room Monitor ID:145]]
</gallery>

==Metalworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:35.jpg|[[Angle grinder (DeWalt) ID:35]]
File:37.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal ID:37]]
File:165.jpg|[[Bandsaw, metal, horizontal (Westward UE-712) ID:165]]
File:39.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Powerfist) ID:39]]
File:40.jpg|[[Bench grinder (Trademaster PR14210) ID:40]]
File:151.jpg|[[Brake, box and pan, 24" (Magnum) ID:151]]
File:42.jpg|[[Drill press (Mastercraft) ID:42]]
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:173.png|[[Plasma Cutter (Hypertherm, Powermax85) ID:173]]
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:Metalworking pattern maker's vise.jpg|[[Metalworking pattern maker's vise]]
File:Metal drill press.jpg|[[HD gear driven drill press/mill]]
File:163.jpg|[[Pipe bender (Power Fist 12 ton hydraulic) ID:163]]
File:180.jpg|[[Metal Shear Brake Roll - (New Magnum 52) ID:180]]
</gallery>

==Woodworking and plasticworking tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:171-Wood-Lathe-Jet.jpg|[[Wood Lathe, JET JWL-1236 ID:171]]
File:57.jpg|[[Bandsaw, green ID:57]]
File:61.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, black (Jobmate) ID:61]]
File:62.jpg|[[Drill, hand, corded, dark blue (Ryobi) ID:62]]
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:75.jpg|[[Nailer, pneumatic, 2-in-1 ID:75]]
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:85.jpg|[[Sander, detail (Ryobi) ID:85]]
File:106.jpg|[[Sander, drum (General International 15-250 M1) ID:106]]
File:138.jpg|[[Sander, random orbital (Ridgid R2601) ID:138]]
File:139.jpg|[[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:NoImage.png|[[Vise, wood ID:94]]
File:95.jpg|[[Vise, wood (Travis's) ID:95]]
File:Makita cordless jigsaw.jpg|cordless Makita jig saw
File:Ridgid random orbital sander (1 of 2, unknown which one).jpg|Ridgid random orbital sander (2 of these)
File:6" jointer.jpg|6" jointer
File:DeWalt sliding compound miter saw.jpg|12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw
File:Wood tools sharpening station.jpg|A sharpening station with a plethora of tool sharpening grinders-jigs-etc
File:149.jpg|[[Drill press, floor mounted, variable speed ID:149]]
File:164.jpg|[[Handheld metal detector ID:164]]
File:168.jpg|[[Planer, 16" Auto Planer]]
File:172.jpg|[[Table saw (SawStop) ID:172]]
File:174.jpg|[[drying rack (coyle-made) ID:174]]
</gallery>

==Textile, Vinyl, and Media tools==

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:120.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Singer 1802) ID:120]]
File:Singer 211G155.jpg|[[Sewing machine, industrial (Singer 211G155) ID:147]]
File:144.jpg|[[Embroidery machine, CNC (Tajima TEJT II-C NEO 1501) ID:144]]
File:150.jpg|[[Sewing/embroidery machine, computer controlled (Singer Futura CE-250) ID:150]]
File:156.jpg|[[Sewing machine, domestic (Janome HD-1000) ID:156]]
File:157.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread (Singer 14U34B) ID:157]]
File:158.jpg|[[Serger, 4 thread, (Janome MyLock 634D) ID:158]]
File:148.jpg|[[Vinyl cutter, big (Graphtec FC8000-75) ID:148]]
File:NoImage.png|Vinyl cutter, small (Silhouette Cameo), on loan from Jamie Frost
File:154.jpg|[[Heat press, digital (Geo Knight & Co, Inc. K20S) ID:154]]
File:155.jpg|[[Heat press, auto release (Insta Graphic Systems 158) ID:155]]
File:166.jpg|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
</gallery>

==Measuring and inspection tools==

{{hatnote|See also: the [[#Electronics equipment|electronics equipment section on this page]] for electrical and electronic measurement and test equipment.}}

<gallery mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
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 mode="nolines" widths="160" heights="160">
File:111.jpg|link=111|[[Air compressor, 80-gallon (MAXair Premium) ID:111]]
File:112.jpg|link=112|[[Air compressor, silent ID:112]]
File:115.jpg|link=115|[[Engraver ID:115]]
File:116.jpg|link=116|[[Hand truck, red ID:116]]
File:117.jpg|link=117|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, handheld, 4.5"×5.5" (Woodland Scenics) ID:117]]
File:118.jpg|link=118|[[Hot-wire foam cutter, tabletop, 14"×12" ID:118]]
File:127.jpg|link=127|[[Oil can, blue ID:127]]
File:128.jpg|link=128|[[Painting tools ID:128]]
File:129.jpg|link=129|[[Pinball machine (Williams Road Kings) ID:129]]
File:130.jpg|link=130|[[Sandblasting cabinet, floor, blue (Powerfist) ID:130]]
File:131.jpg|link=131|[[Screwdriver magnetizer/demagnetizer (Wiha 40010) ID:131]]
File:132.jpg|link=132|[[Shop vacuum, orange ID:132]]
File:133.jpg|link=133|[[Staple gun (Arrow T-18) ID:133]]
File:122.jpg|link=122|[[Tile work surfaces ID:122]]
File:123.jpg|link=123|[[Tile work surfaces ID:123]]
File:134.jpg|link=134|[[Vacuum cart ID:134]]
File:136.jpg|link=136|[[Vacuum cleaner, portable ID:136]]
File:137.jpg|link=137|[[Vacuum pump (Edwards SpeediVac ED200) ID:137]]
File:161.jpg|link=161|[[Laminator (Scotch TL902) ID:161]]
File:166.jpg|link=166|[[Printer, 44" Large Format (HP DesignJet T1200), ID:166]]
File:169.png|link=169|[[ADS-B Base Station, FlightAware, ID:169]]
File:176.jpg|link=176|[[Vending machine, pop (Vendo 576) ID:176]]
File:177.jpg|link=177|[[Vending machine, snacks (Crane 173) ID:177]]
</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 style="background: darksalmon" mode="nolines">
File:6.jpg|[[Laser cutter, large (Rabbit Laser RL-80-1290) ID:6]]
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:NoImage.png|[[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:113.jpg|[[Air pump, foot-operated (Bell FootPumper) ID:113]]
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:13.jpg|[[Counter (Fluke 1910A Multi-Counter) ID:13]]
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:NoImage.png|[[Forge, propane, pass-through ID:44]]
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:22.jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusui COS 5060) ID:22]]
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:32.jpg|[[UV photomasker (Dan's) ID:32]]
File:135.jpg|[[Vacuum pump ID:135]]
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]]
File:74.jpg|[[Miter saw, compound, sliding (Hitachi) ID:74]]
File:142.jpg|[[Brake, shear, roller, 52" (Magnum) ID:142]]
File:146.jpg|[[Garment graphic printer, direct inject (Brother GT-361) ID:146]]
</gallery>

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-07T16:53:42Z

Ian.hawkins: Added a photo

File:182.jpg

2024-06-07T16:52:48Z

Ian.hawkins:

Protospace Wiki:Wiki-ID system

2024-06-07T16:45:39Z

Ian.hawkins: /* Next available wiki-ID numbers */

:''See also: [[:Category:wiki-ID numbers]], which is automatically populated with numbers in use, as long as the people who assigned them did so using the template described below''

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==Next available wiki-ID numbers==

* [[183]]
* [[184]]
* [[185]]
* [[186]]
* [[187]]
* [[188]]
* [[189]]
* [[190]]
* [[191]]

==I want to assign a wiki-ID number to a tool or other item==

:''You came here from the [[Adding New Tools Procedure]], right? If not, start there.''

For each tool or other item you're assigning a wiki-ID number to (one at a time):

# Make sure a page exists for the tool or other item, not just an (unlinked or redlinked) entry in a gallery or list of tools.
#: If not, it makes no sense (and can cause confusion to other members and/or damage to the wiki structure) to assign a wiki-ID number at this point.
#: On the other hand, it doesn't necessarily have to be listed yet in the "[[tools we have]]" gallery or elsewhere. That can be done later (and may not be appropriate at all in some cases).
# Pick a '''red''' (nonexistent page) number from the list above, preferring lower numbers.
# Perform a search by entering that number into the wiki search box, to confirm that it's really unused. Also, go to [[Special:ListFiles]] and enter the number into the "Search for media name:" field there, because the main search doesn't look in images' filenames, only their descriptions, even when you click the "Multimedia" option on that search results page.
#: If you're not sure it's unused, don't use it! (and maybe edit the list to add a note that you're not sure about it, so someone else can look into it)
# Add the number at the end of the tool page's title by using the Move function of MediaWiki. For example, the page that was at <code>[[Floor jack, blue]]</code> was moved to <code>[[Floor jack, blue ID:8]]</code>. In the default skin (Vector) on desktop, Move can be found in the "More" menu just to the left of the search box at the top right. You can also go directly to [[Special:MovePage]], but then you'll have to fill in the old name so it knows what page you want to move.
#: This will automatically leave a redirect at the old name.
# Start creating ''a new page'' with just ''the number'' you've chosen as its title. You can do this by just clicking on the number in the list above, which should open an editor that says "Creating [number]" at the top (or just the number, in visual editing mode). You can also get there from the top of the search results, where it says "Create the page "[number]" on this wiki!" if the page doesn't exist yet.
#: Yes, you have an equipment page already (or, at least, you should, if you've gotten this far). This is a separate one, which will be a redirect to that one.
# Switch editing mode to source editing, if that isn't the current mode.
#: This task can't currently be done with visual editing, due to it lacking a <code>subst</code> option.
# Use the wiki-ID redirect template ([[Template:Id]]): Copy and paste in the exact code below:
#: <pre>{{subst:id|TOOLPAGENAME}}</pre>
# Fill in the redirect destination: Replace <code>TOOLPAGENAME</code> with the ''exact'' name of the page about the tool (which you can copy and paste from the top of that page).
# Preview and save the page:
## Click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the editor, and look at the preview to confirm you've done steps 6 and 7 correctly.
##: In the preview, you should see a bent arrow pointing at a blue (or, more likely, purple) link to the tool's page, followed by the line "This redirect page is part of the Protospace wiki-ID number project. For more information on the project, click here." If the link is red, you entered the tool page's name incorrectly. If you get no link and no explanatory text, you entered the template code incorrectly (or damaged it after copying and pasting). In either case, just correct it and try again.
## Click the "Save changes" button at the bottom of the editor to create the redirect.
# Go back to the tool page (which you can do by clicking the link of the redirect you just created) and edit the ID number into the template there.
# (optional) Come back to this page and edit the list above to remove the number you used.
#: If you don't, no harm should happen: It will just turn blue and everybody (who reads these instructions, at least) will know not to use it until somebody gets around to removing it.

==I want to help maintain the wiki-ID system==

* From time to time, check the above list for:
** getting short: use the search function to check the next N numbers and add them to the list if you can confirm their unusedness, where N is however many you feel like doing
** blue links: check that those numbers were used correctly, and remove them from the list if so
** numbers with notes about them being improperly/partially assigned, or someone being unsure if they're available: check them and fix them if you can
* Check for anything that has been done incorrectly, and fix it if you can, or post about it on the forum if you can't

==Unusable numbers==
The following numbers have been irreversibly damaged by careless editing, usually by assigning one number to more than one item. They have been changed from redirects to disambiguation pages, and their former referents have been assigned new, unique numbers. The damage must be considered irreversible because links via the former redirects may have been made from outside the wiki, and we can't find, let alone update, those. [[Template:Multi-referent ID]] is used for these cases.

* [[41]]
* [[142]]

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-07T16:45:06Z

Ian.hawkins:

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Bambu Labs 3D Printer
| model = P1S
| serial = ?
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = 3D printer room
| status = Working
| permission = Open to all
| certification =
| photo =
| caption =
| id = 182
}}

==Specs==
TBD

==Usage==
TBD

==Troubleshooting==
TBD

==Documentation==
TBD

[[Category:3D printing tools]]

182

2024-06-07T16:44:28Z

Ian.hawkins: Created page with "{{subst:id|3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182}}"

#REDIRECT [[3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182]]{{id/after-redirect}}

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S)

2024-06-07T16:40:15Z

Ian.hawkins: Ian.hawkins moved page 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) to 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182

#REDIRECT [[3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182]]

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-07T16:40:15Z

Ian.hawkins: Ian.hawkins moved page 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) to 3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Labs P1S) ID:182

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Bambu Labs 3D Printer
| model = P1S
| serial = ?
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = 3D printer room
| status = Working
| permission = Open to all
| certification =
| photo =
| caption =
| id =
}}

==Specs==
TBD

==Usage==
TBD

==Troubleshooting==
TBD

==Documentation==
TBD

[[Category:3D printing tools]]

3D Printer, FFF (Bambu Lab P1S) ID:182

2024-06-07T16:34:29Z

Ian.hawkins: Created page with "{{Equipment page | toolname = Bambu Labs 3D Printer | model = P1S | serial = ? | owner = Protospace | loanstatus = | arrived = | location = 3D printer room | status = Working | permission = Open to all | certification = | photo = | caption = | id = }} ==Specs== TBD ==Usage== TBD ==Troubleshooting== TBD ==Documentation== TBD Category:3D printing tools"

{{Equipment page
| toolname = Bambu Labs 3D Printer
| model = P1S
| serial = ?
| owner = Protospace
| loanstatus =
| arrived =
| location = 3D printer room
| status = Working
| permission = Open to all
| certification =
| photo =
| caption =
| id =
}}

==Specs==
TBD

==Usage==
TBD

==Troubleshooting==
TBD

==Documentation==
TBD

[[Category:3D printing tools]]