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-===== Project & Material Storage =====+===== Project and Material Storage =====
  
 The Project Storage Area in The Main Room is provided for the storage of stuff relating to your current projects. This is the only part of the Hackspace you should keep your personal stuff in. **Ad-hoc storage elsewhere makes Hackspace harder to use, less accessible, and more dangerous.** The Project Storage Area in The Main Room is provided for the storage of stuff relating to your current projects. This is the only part of the Hackspace you should keep your personal stuff in. **Ad-hoc storage elsewhere makes Hackspace harder to use, less accessible, and more dangerous.**
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 |**Where**|**What**|**Sticker to use**| |**Where**|**What**|**Sticker to use**|
-|Project Boxes|For smaller parts and materials|"Do Not Hack"| +|Project Boxes|For smaller parts and materials|"Project Box"| 
-|Sheet Material Rack|For plywood, acrylic, etc. Designed to take up to about A0 (laser bed size) or 1/3 sheet of ply |"Do Not Hack"| +|Sheet Material Rack|For plywood, acrylic, etc. Designed to take up to about A0 (laser bed size) or 1/3 sheet of ply |"Short Stay"| 
-|Long Material Rack|For timber, metal stock, etc. We intend to build a rack here in the future. Watch for the lights when manoeuvring long materials!|"Do Not Hack"|+|Long Material Rack|For timber, metal stock, etc. We intend to build a rack here in the future. Watch for the lights when manoeuvring long materials!|"Short Stay"|
 |Short Stay Rack|For larger projects or assemblies that don't fit in a project box, and need to hang around for a few days until you can come finish them.|"Short Stay"| |Short Stay Rack|For larger projects or assemblies that don't fit in a project box, and need to hang around for a few days until you can come finish them.|"Short Stay"|
  
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 ==== Stickers ==== ==== Stickers ====
  
-Stickers for your project materials can be found in the Sticker Holster, in the Project Storage Area.+Stickers can be printed on-demand using the label printer by the member portal (right-hand PC by the electronics bench).
  
-**Do Not Hack Stickers** - These should be used to protect project boxes and any materials stored in the sheet and long material racks. They only offer protection to items stored in the right place!+**Project Box Stickers** - These should be used to protect project boxes only. These will expire in ~6 months (180 days).
  
-These stickers are printed with a date between 6 and 9 months in the future on them. Once the date on the sticker has expired, the item becomes fair game for hacking or disposal. You can extend the protection by updating the sticker with a new one. +**Short-Stay Stickers** - These should be used to protect stuff on the short stay rack, long material rack and sheet material rack. These will expire in ~1 month (30 days).
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-Make sure you write your name on the sticker - it offers no protection otherwise. +
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-**Short-Stay Stickers** - These should be used to protect stuff on the short-stay rack for a maximum of around a week.  +
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-Anything that has been hanging around on a 'short stay' for conspicuously long is fair game for hacking or disposal. +
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-Write your name and the date you left the item on the sticker - it offers no protection otherwise.+
  
 ==== Donating Materials ==== ==== Donating Materials ====
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   * Ask forgiveness on the forum, with the details of what, where, and how long.   * Ask forgiveness on the forum, with the details of what, where, and how long.
   * Do your best to put it somewhere where it will cause the minimum of inconvenience to others (eg: Try not to block a workspace).   * Do your best to put it somewhere where it will cause the minimum of inconvenience to others (eg: Try not to block a workspace).
-  * NEVER leave it in the Woodshop or Metalshop - The machines in here are simply too dangerous to share an environment with ah-hoc storage.+  * NEVER leave it in the Woodshop or Metalshop - Ad-hoc storage around large machinery is dangerous.
   * Ensure it does not create a hazard (eg: by blocking the fire escape).   * Ensure it does not create a hazard (eg: by blocking the fire escape).
   * Remove it as soon as possible.   * Remove it as soon as possible.
-  * Place a 'Short Stay' sticker on it, giving the date it was left there, so others know that it's not just random junk.+  * Place a 'Short Stay' sticker on it, so others know that it's not just random abandoned junk.
  
 ==== Fair Use of Storage ==== ==== Fair Use of Storage ====
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 **Storage Space is at a premium in Hackspace, so please be thoughtful in what you store, and for how long. ** **Storage Space is at a premium in Hackspace, so please be thoughtful in what you store, and for how long. **
  
-If the directors feel you are taking up more than your fair share of our limited storage space, we may ask you to remove some stuff, or remove it for you. +If the committee feel you are taking up more than your fair share of our limited storage space, we may ask you to remove some stuff, or remove it for you. 
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 +All items in project boxes must fit within the project box with the lid fastened correctly.
  
-Everything left at Hackspace is done so entirely at your own risk.+**Everything left at Hackspace is done so entirely at your own risk.**
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