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Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T04:25:19Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|toolname= Two-stage reciprocating compressor
|model=Ingersoll-Rand T30 242ON5
|serial=30T 758634
|owner=Kyle Paavola
|loanstatus= Long Term Loan
|arrived=
|location= Right of the welding bench
|status= Working
|permission= Members and friends only
|certification= To be determined. Do not start if you don't feel qualified
|itemphoto=[[File:Reciprocating_compressor.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
This compressor is an industrial grade machine to be treated with some degree of respect. This 5HP compressor is electrically driven by 208V single phase available through the same pigtail that powers the TIG welder.

[[File:208V_pigtail.jpg|x350px]]

This compressor is capable of substantially higher pressure than most air tools can tolerate, which is why its discharge pressure is regulated to 100 psi. Do not adjust this regulator without consulting with Kyle. Doing so may damage your equipment or hurt you seriously.

[[File:Regulator_and_filter.jpg|x350px]]

==Use and Maintenance==
verbatim from the sticker right on the compressor but just in case you have not read it:

CAUTION: TURN OFF POWER BEFORE SERVICING

Daily:
*Drain any condensate from ceceiver and traps
*Check for any unusual noise or vibration

Weekly
*Check for proper oil level

[[File:Compressor_cranck_case.jpg|x350px]]

Monthly
*Clean air filter
*Clean all external parts of compressor and driver
*Test relief valve manually for proper operation
*Inspect entire air system for leaks
*Inspect oil for contamination and change if necessary
*Check belt tension and wear

Every 3 months:
*Change oil using an approved lubricant
*Inspect valve assemblies

for more information, check the operator's manual at:
http://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/ir_pdfs/Compressed%20Air/Air%20Compressors/Reciprocating%20Compressor/22607402.PDF

==Approved Lubricant==
ONLY Ingersoll-Rand All season oil is currently approved for use in this compressor. You must check for the presence of oil in the compressor pan before operating this machine.

==QR Code==
[[File:Compressor_Wiki.png|x250px]]

File:Compressor Wiki.png

2014-10-04T04:24:10Z

Yajurito:

Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T04:19:04Z

Yajurito:

File:Regulator and filter.jpg

2014-10-04T04:17:58Z

Yajurito:

Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T04:16:46Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|toolname= Two-stage reciprocating compressor
|model=Ingersoll-Rand T30 242ON5
|serial=30T 758634
|owner=Kyle Paavola
|loanstatus= Long Term Loan
|arrived=
|location= Right of the welding bench
|status= Working
|permission= Members and friends only
|certification= To be determined. Do not start if you don't feel qualified
|itemphoto=[[File:Reciprocating_compressor.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
This compressor is an industrial grade machine to be treated with some degree of respect. This 5HP compressor is electrically driven by 208V single phase available through the same pigtail that powers the TIG welder.

[[File:208V_pigtail.jpg|x250px]]

This compressor is capable of substantially higher pressure than most air tools can tolerate, which is why its discharge pressure is regulated to 100 psi. Do not adjust this regulator without consulting with Kyle. Doing so may damage your equipment or hurt you seriously.

[[File:Regulator_and_filter.jpg|x250px]]

==Use and Maintenance==
verbatim from the sticker right on the compressor but just in case you have not read it:

CAUTION: TURN OFF POWER BEFORE SERVICING

Daily:
*Drain any condensate from ceceiver and traps
*Check for any unusual noise or vibration

Weekly
*Check for proper oil level

[[File:Compressor_cranck_case.jpg|x250px]]

Monthly
*Clean air filter
*Clean all external parts of compressor and driver
*Test relief valve manually for proper operation
*Inspect entire air system for leaks
*Inspect oil for contamination and change if necessary
*Check belt tension and wear

Every 3 months:
*Change oil using an approved lubricant
*Inspect valve assemblies

for more information, check the operator's manual at:
http://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/ir_pdfs/Compressed%20Air/Air%20Compressors/Reciprocating%20Compressor/22607402.PDF

==Approved Lubricant==
ONLY Ingersoll-Rand All season oil is currently approved for use in this compressor. You must check for the presence of oil in the compressor pan before operating this machine.

File:Compressor cranck case.jpg

2014-10-04T04:08:03Z

Yajurito:

File:208V pigtail.jpg

2014-10-04T04:06:38Z

Yajurito:

Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T04:02:45Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|toolname= Two-stage reciprocating compressor
|model=Ingersoll-Rand T30 242ON5
|serial=30T 758634
|owner=Kyle Paavola
|loanstatus= Long Term Loan
|arrived=
|location= Right of the welding bench
|status= Working
|permission= Members and friends only
|certification= To be determined. Do not start if you don't feel qualified
|itemphoto=[[File:Reciprocating_compressor.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
This compressor is an industrial grade machine to be treated with some degree of respect. This 5HP compressor is electrically driven by 208V single phase available through the same pigtail that powers the TIG welder.
==Use and Maintenance==
verbatim from the sticker right on the compressor but just in case you have not read it:

CAUTION: TURN OFF POWER BEFORE SERVICING

Daily:
*Drain any condensate from ceceiver and traps
*Check for any unusual noise or vibration

Weekly
*Check for proper oil level

Monthly
*Clean air filter
*Clean all external parts of compressor and driver
*Test relief valve manually for proper operation
*Inspect entire air system for leaks
*Inspect oil for contamination and change if necessary
*Check belt tension and wear

Every 3 months:
*Change oil using an approved lubricant
*Inspect valve assemblies

for more information, check the operator's manual at:
http://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/ir_pdfs/Compressed%20Air/Air%20Compressors/Reciprocating%20Compressor/22607402.PDF

==Approved Lubricant==
ONLY Ingersoll-Rand All season oil is currently approved for use in this compressor. You must check for the presence of oil in the compressor pan before operating this machine.

Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T04:02:09Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|toolname= Two-stage reciprocating compressor
|model=Ingersoll-Rand T30 242ON5
|serial=30T 758634
|owner=Kyle Paavola
|loanstatus= Long Term Loan
|arrived=
|location= Right of the welding bench
|status= Working
|permission= Members and friends only
|certification= To be determined. Do not start if you don't feel qualified
|itemphoto=[[File:Reciprocating_compressor.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}
==Specs==
This compressor is an industrial grade machine to be treated with some degree of respect. This 5HP compressor is electrically driven by 208V single phase available through the same pigtail that powers the TIG welder.
==Use and Maintenance==
verbatim from the sticker right on the compressor but just in case you have not read it:
CAUTION: TURN OFF POWER BEFORE SERVICING
Daily:
*Drain any condensate from ceceiver and traps
*Check for any unusual noise or vibration

Weekly
*Check for proper oil level

Monthly
*Clean air filter
*Clean all external parts of compressor and driver
*Test relief valve manually for proper operation
*Inspect entire air system for leaks
*Inspect oil for contamination and change if necessary
*Check belt tension and wear

Every 3 months:
*Change oil using an approved lubricant
*Inspect valve assemblies

for more information, check the operator's manual at:
http://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/ir_pdfs/Compressed%20Air/Air%20Compressors/Reciprocating%20Compressor/22607402.PDF

==Approved Lubricant==
ONLY Ingersoll-Rand All season oil is currently approved for use in this compressor. You must check for the presence of oil in the compressor pan before operating this machine.

Air compressor, 80-gallon (Ingersoll Rand T30)

2014-10-04T03:55:04Z

Yajurito: Created page with "{{Template:EquipmentPage |toolname= Two-stage reciprocating compressor |model=Ingersoll-Rand T30 242ON5 |serial=30T 758634 |owner=Kyle Paavola |loanstatus= Long Term Loan |arr..."

Tools we have

2014-10-04T03:45:48Z

Yajurito:

[[File:Click_Tip.jpg|right]]
==Notes==

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Members: Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure]]

Please amalgamate old content at bottom to new format, removing the old as you go. Delete this message when complete.

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File:Oxygen_Generator.jpg|[[Oxygen Generator]]
</gallery>

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File:Solder_Fume_Extractor.jpg|[[Solder Fume Extractor]]
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File:Reciprocating_compressor.jpg|[[Two-Stage reciprocating compressor]]
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File:Reciprocating compressor.jpg

2014-10-04T03:43:36Z

Yajurito: Ingersoll-Rand 5HP two-stage reciprocating compressor

Ingersoll-Rand 5HP two-stage reciprocating compressor

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-10-04T03:27:41Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage

|toolname= Miniature Lathe

|model= Taig Microlathe II

|serial= DUnn0

|owner= Edgar Yajure

|loanstatus= Long Term Loan

|arrived=Sep 16,2014

|location= On the shelf above the welding table

|status= Working

|permission= Members and friends Only

|certification= Self-assessment of competence or ask Edgar.

|itemphoto=[[File:Lathe4.JPG|right|]]

}}

==Specs==

This little guy looks cute and all but it is a real metalworking tool and it must be treated as such. It will probably have a hard time killing you, but it can hurt you in many of the same ways its larger siblings can. check out http://www.taigtools.com/mlathe.html where there are also lists of all kind of fun accessories.

Please note that this lathe does not have its own power switch which is why I lent it attached to its own power bar (Lazy). Please keep them together as one could inadvertently turn the rather spunky motor by plugging it in directly to the wall.

The chuck key (a shorter 1/4 in rod) is currently AWL somewhere in my trunk but you can use the axial stop as long as you hold it close to the chuck, or else you will bend the rod.

The little guy is capable of pretty decent precision but you need to take time, care and patience to true the tail stock as well as the jaws to the center of rotation. You can buy full blanks at LeeValley if you need to clamp something with minimum pressure. Please refrain from machining the existing aluminum jaws as they are the only jaws I have and you can't put the Al back on.

There is a handful of small tools that live with the lathe: namely all the Allen wrenches required to adjust the lathe, a handful of carbide bits and the 3/8 chuck. Please keep all of these together and with the lathe. I will make some sort of a better box to ensure this all stays together.

Last: Only engage pulley grooves that are in line with each other or else you will wear the belt right out in no time. When done, release the tension by picking both smallest pulleys so the belt does not stretch
==QR Code==
[[File:Microlathe_II.png|x250px]]

File:Microlathe II.png

2014-10-04T03:22:38Z

Yajurito: QR Code to the Microlathe Wiki Page.

QR Code to the Microlathe Wiki Page.

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-21T13:55:02Z

Yajurito:

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-21T13:51:57Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage

|toolname= Miniature Lathe

|model= Taig Microlathe II

|serial= DUnn0

|owner= Edgar Yajure

|loanstatus= Long Term Loan

|arrived=Sep 16,2014

|location= On the shelf above the welding table

|status= Working

|permission= Use as you need it but try to not brake it

|certification= Self-assessment of competence or ask Edgar.

|itemphoto=[[File:Lathe4.JPG|right|]]

}}

==Specs==

This little guy looks cute and all but it is a real metalworking tool and it must be treated as such. It will probably have a hard time killing you, but it can hurt you in many of the same ways its larger siblings can. check out http://www.taigtools.com/mlathe.html where there are also lists of all kind of fun accessories.

Please note that this lathe does not have its own power switch which is why I lent it attached to its own power bar (Lazy). Please keep them together as one could inadvertently turn the rather spunky motor by plugging it in directly to the wall.

The chuck key (a shorter 1/4 in rod) is currently AWL somewhere in my trunk but you can use the axial stop as long as you hold it close to the chuck, or else you will bend the rod.

The little guy is capable of pretty decent precision but you need to take time, care and patience to true the tail stock as well as the jaws to the center of rotation. You can buy full blanks at LeeValley if you need to clamp something with minimum pressure. Please refrain from machining the existing aluminum jaws as they are the only jaws I have and you can't put the Al back on.

There is a handful of small tools that live with the lathe: namely all the Allen wrenches required to adjust the lathe, a handful of carbide bits and the 3/8 chuck. Please keep all of these together and with the lathe. I will make some sort of a better box to ensure this all stays together.

Last: Only engage pulley grooves that are in line with each other or else you will wear the belt right out in no time. When done, release the tension by picking both smallest pulleys so the belt does not stretch

File:47.jpg

2014-09-20T22:42:15Z

Yajurito: Yajurito uploaded a new version of "File:Lathe4.JPG": Don't get it. It is not reverting

Taig Mircolathe II

File:47.jpg

2014-09-20T22:40:12Z

Yajurito: Yajurito uploaded a new version of "File:Lathe4.JPG": Reverted to version as of 22:37, 20 September 2014

Taig Mircolathe II

File:47.jpg

2014-09-20T22:38:16Z

Yajurito: Yajurito uploaded a new version of "File:Lathe4.JPG": Picked wrong file last time I thinks.

Taig Mircolathe II

File:47.jpg

2014-09-20T22:37:02Z

Yajurito: Yajurito uploaded a new version of "File:Lathe4.JPG": Same as last, 40% each side length

Taig Mircolathe II

File:47.jpg

2014-09-20T22:33:11Z

Yajurito: Yajurito uploaded a new version of "File:Lathe4.JPG": The original photo was taken from the Taig website without asking (sin) while this one I took and has the ruler for a size reference.

Taig Mircolathe II

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-20T22:24:47Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage

|toolname= Miniature Lathe

|model= Taig Microlathe II

|serial= DUnn0

|owner= Edgar Yajure

|loanstatus= Long Term Loan

|arrived=Sep 16,2014

|location= On the shelf above the welding table

|status= Working

|permission= Use as you need it but try to not brake it

|certification= Self-assessment of competence or ask Edgar.

|itemphoto=[[File:Lathe4.JPG|right|]]

}}

==Specs==

This little guy looks cute and all but it is a real metalworking tool and it must be treated as such. It will probably have a hard time killing you, but it can hurt you in many of the same ways its larger siblings can. check out http://www.taigtools.com/mlathe.html where there are also lists of all kind of fun accessories.

Please note that this lathe does not have its own power switch which is why I lent it attached to its own power bar (Lazy). Please keep them together as one could inadvertently turn the rather spunky motor by plugging it in directly to the wall.

The chuck key (a shorter 1/4 in rod) is currently AWL somewhere in my trunk but you can use the axial stop as long as you hold it close to the chuck, or else you will bend the rod.

The little guy is capable of pretty decent precision but you need to take time, care and patience to true the tail stock as well as the jaws to the center of rotation. You can buy full blanks at LeeValley if you need to clamp something with minimum pressure. Please refrain from machining the existing aluminum jaws as they are the only jaws I have and you can't put the Al back on.

Last: Only engage pulley grooves that are in line with each other or else you will wear the belt right out in no time. When done, release the tension by picking both smallest pulleys so the belt does not stretch

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-18T00:54:34Z

Yajurito:

{{Template:EquipmentPage

|toolname=Miniature Lathe

|model=Taig Microlathe II

|serial=

|owner=Edgar Yajure

|loanstatus=Long Term Loan

|arrived=Sep 16,2014

|location=On a bench along the East wall of the Space

|status=Working

|permission=Use as you need it but try to not brake it

|certification=Self-assessment of competence or ask Edgar.

|itemphoto=[[File:Lathe4.JPG|right|]]

}}

==Specs==

This little guy looks cute and all but it is a real metalworking tool and it must be treated as such. It will probably have a hard time killing you, but it can hurt you in many of the same ways its larger siblings can. check out http://www.taigtools.com/mlathe.html where there are also lists of all kind of fun accessories.

Please note that this lathe does not have its own power switch which is why I lent it attached to its own power bar (Lazy). Please keep them together as one could inadvertently turn the rather spunky motor by plugging it in directly to the wall.

Last: Only engage pulley grooves that are in line with each other or else you will wear the belt right out in no time. When done, release the tension by picking both smallest pulleys so it does not stretch

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-18T00:51:21Z

Yajurito:

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-18T00:47:44Z

Yajurito:

Lathe, miniature (Taig Microlathe II) ID:47

2014-09-18T00:42:20Z

Yajurito: Taig Microlathe II

Tools we have

2014-09-18T00:30:41Z

Yajurito:

[[File:Click_Tip.jpg|right]]
==Notes==

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

Members: Follow this [[Adding New Tools Procedure]]

Please amalgamate old content at bottom to new format, removing the old as you go. Delete this message when complete.

Treat tools with respect and care! Also clean them up and put them back before you leave :)

==3D Printing/Cutting Tools==

<gallery>
File:Laser_Cutter.jpg|[[Laser Cutter]]
</gallery>

==Automotive Tools==

<gallery>
File:Floor_Jack.jpg|[[Floor Jack]]
File:Press_Red.jpg|[[Press (red, 20 ton)]]
File:Socket_Set.jpg|[[Socket Set]]
</gallery>

==Chemistry==

<gallery>
File:Oxygen_Generator.jpg|[[Oxygen Generator]]
</gallery>

*Bench Top Fume Hood (White) - James/Travis - ?? - Design Phase - ??
*Chemical Storage - James/Travis - ?? - Design Phase - ??
*Hot Plate/Stirrer (Lab Line/Orange) - James - Private - Working - Ask Owner First
*Hot Plate/Stirrer (VWR/White) - James - Semi-Permanent Loan - Working, needs new ceramic top - Ask Owner First
*Rheostat For Heating Mantle (Green) - James - Private - Working - Ask Owner First

==Electronics Tools==

<gallery>
File:Digital_Counter.jpg|[[Counter]]
File:Function_Generator.jpg|[[Function Generator]]
File:Heat_Gun.jpg|[[Heat Gun]]
File:Logic_Analyser.jpg|[[Logic Analyser]]
File:Oscilloscope_(2225).jpg|[[Oscilloscope (2225)]]
File:Oscilloscope_(Digital).jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Digital)]]
File:Oscilloscope_(Kikusui).jpg|[[Oscilloscope (Kikusiu)]]
File:Power_Supply.jpg|[[Dual Power Supply]]
File:Reflow_Oven.jpg|[[Reflow Oven]]
File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg|[[Hot Air Rework Station]]
File:Solder_Fume_Extractor.jpg|[[Solder Fume Extractor]]
File:UV_Photomasker.jpg|[[UV Photomasker]]
File:Waveform_Generator.jpg|[[Waveform Generator]]
File:Waveform_Monitor.jpg|[[Waveform Monitor]]

</gallery>

==Metalworking Tools==

<gallery>
File:Anvil_75lb.jpg|[[Anvil]]
File:Angle_Grinder.jpg|[[Angle Grinder]]
File:Bandsaw_Horizontal.jpg|[[Bandsaw (Horizontal)]]
File:Bench_Grinder_Red.jpg|[[Bench Grinder (Red)]]
File:Bench_Grinder_Grey.jpg|[[Bench Grinder (Grey)]]
File:Drill_Press_Mastercraft.jpg|[[Drill Press (Mastercraft)]]
File:Forge_Propane_2.jpg|[[Propane Forge]]
File:Lathe_Mill.jpg|[[Lathe/Mill Combo]]
File:OxyAce_Tall.jpg|[[Oxy/Acetylene (large)]]
File:Plasma_Cutter_Miller.jpg|[[Plasma Cutter (Miller, small)]]
File:Plasma_Cutter_Yellow.jpg|[[Plasma Cutter (Yellow, huge)]]
File:Taps_Grey.jpg|[[Tap & Die Set (grey)]]
File:Vice_Giant.jpg|[[Vice (giant)]]
File:Welder_MIG.jpg|[[Welder (MIG)]]
File:Welder_Stick.jpg|[[Welder (Stick, orange)]]
File:lathe4.JPG|[[Miniature Lathe (Taig Microlathe II)]]
</gallery>

* Forge (charcoal) - Travis - Semi-permanent Loan - Working - Ask Owner
* Tap & Die set (Mastercraft, blue) - Travis - Donated to Protospace - Working - Self-teach, read/learn how to not break taps before use

==Woodworking/Plastic Tools==

<gallery>
File:Bandsaw.jpg|[[Bandsaw (Green)]]
File:Belt_Sander_Makita.jpg|[[Belt Sander (Makita)]]
File:Chop_Saw.jpg|[[Chop Saw (Ryobi)]]
File:Skil_Saw_BD.jpg|[[Skil Saw (B&D)]]
File:Skil_Saw_Red.jpg|[[Skil Saw (Red)]]
File:Dremel_Mastercraft.jpg|[[Corded Dremel]]
File:Dremel_Grey.jpg|[[Cordless Dremel]]
File:Drill_Makita.jpg|[[Drill (Makita)]]
File:Drill_Press_Jobmate.jpg|[[Drill Press (Jobmate)]]
File:MaxNC10.jpg|[[MAXNC 10 Mill]]
File:Jigsaw.jpg|[[Jigsaw]]
File:Jointer.jpg|[[Jointer]]
File:Planar_Ryobi.jpg|[[Planar (Ryobi)]]
File:Plate_Joiner.jpg|[[Plate Joiner]]
File:Radial_Arm_Saw.jpg|[[Radial Arm Saw]]
File:Reciprocating_Saw.jpg|[[Reciprocating Saw]]
File:Router_Plunge_Makita.jpg|[[Router (Plunge, Makita)]]
File:Sander_Mouse.jpg|[[Sander Mouse]]
File:Sander_Orbital.jpg|[[Sander Orbital]]
File:Scroll_Saw_Grey.jpg|[[Scroll Saw (Grey)]]
File:Scroll_Saw_Blue.jpg|[[Scroll Saw (Blue)]]
File:SCMS_Hitachi.jpg|[[Sliding Compound Miter Saw]]
File:Tablesaw.jpg|[[Table Saw (Craftex)]]
File:Vacuum_Sawdust.jpg|[[Vacuum (sawdust)]]
File:Vice_Wood.jpg|[[Vice (Wood)]]
File:Lathe_Wood_Mini.jpg|[[Wood Lathe]]
</gallery>

* Cordless Drill (Orange) - ?? - ?? - Working - ??

==Misc Tools==

<gallery>
File:Bike_Tire_Jig.jpg|[[Bike Tire Jig]]
File:Dewars.jpg|[[50L Dewars]]
File:Engraver.jpg|[[Engraver]]
File:Vac_Pump.jpg|[[Vacuum Former]]
File:Shop_Vac_Orange.jpg|[[Shop Vacuum (orange)]]
</gallery>

* [[PA System]]
* Sewing Machine (Singer 730) - ?? - ?? - Marginally Working - ??
* Sewing Machine (EuroPro) - ?? - ?? - Needs Fixing - ??
* Sewing Machine (Kenmore) - Gina N - Donated to Protospace - Working - Open To Members
* Vacuum Former (complete) - Lorin - ?? - ?? - ??
* Vinyl Cutter - ?? - ?? - ?? - ??

==Old Equipment Removed==

(In case it's brought back, or, so people who could have sworn we had a tool know it was removed)
(Chronologically, newest removals at the bottom)

<gallery>
File:Compressor_Dewalt.jpg|[[Compressor (Dewalt)]]
File:Drill_Dewalt.jpg|[[Corded Drill (Dewalt)]]
File:3DP_Cupcake.jpg|[[3D Printer (Cupcake)]]
File:3DP_RapMan.jpg|[[3D Printer (RapMan)]]
File:Compressor_Big.jpg|[[Compressor (Big)]]
File:Compressor_White.jpg|[[Compressor (White)]]
File:Bending_Brake.jpg|[[Bending Brake]]
File:Chopsaw_Metal.jpg|[[Chopsaw (Metal)]]
File:OxyAce_Mini.jpg|[[Oxy/Acetylene (mini)]]
File:Vice_Medium.jpg|[[Vice (medium)]]
File:Impact_Driver.jpg|[[Impact Driver]]
File:Pick_N_Place.jpg|[[Pick & Place]]
File:Buffer_Benchtop.jpg|[[Buffer (Benchtop)]]

</gallery>

* 3D Printer (Utilimaker) - Brian Queen - ?? - Working okay, needs heated bed - ??
* Compressor (small/black), Air Tank, Controls & Air Dryer - circuithacker & 19200baud - Loaned While Members - Needs plumbing and wiring fix

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2014-09-18T00:27:27Z

Yajurito: Taig Mircolathe II

Taig Mircolathe II