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+ | ===== Workshop Rules===== | ||
+ | There are some specific rules related to use of the specific workshop areas of the Hackspace: | ||
+ | * **__Never__ store anything the workshop areas.** This includes your project, materials, waste, or donations. Ad-hoc storage is simply not appropriate in this environment, | ||
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+ | ==== Woodshop ==== | ||
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+ | * If you're doing woodwork, you must do it in the Woodshop, This is to prevent rest of the space getting covered in sawdust. | ||
+ | * Our bins don't accept wood, MDF, plywood, etc, so you need to take all your waste wood away with you. The only exception to this rule is bagged sawdust. | ||
+ | * If you are using a machines which is connected to the dust collection system, or if you are using using a hand-held sander, you must use the dust collection system. | ||
+ | * If the dust collector is full, bag up the waste and put it into the building' | ||
+ | * Sweep up and bin any remaining sawdust, and put tools away in their correct places. | ||
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+ | ==== Metalshop ==== | ||
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+ | * If you're doing metal work, you must do it in the Metalshop. This is to prevent the rest of the space getting covered in oil, swarf, etc. | ||
+ | * Our bins don't accept large pieces of metal, so you need to take this kind of waste waste away with you. There are some material-specific bins by the lathe for swarf, chips etc. |