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--- manual:workshops [2023/04/06 16:28] – felix
+++ manual:workshops [2024/12/13 18:16] (current) – matt
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 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, because of the potentially hazardous nature of the machinery.
+  * **__Never__ store anything the workshop areas.** This includes your project, materials, waste, or donations. Ad-hoc storage is simply not appropriate in this environment, because of the potentially hazardous nature of the machinery.
 ==== Woodshop ====
-  * If you're doing woodwork, please do it in the Woodshop so that the rest of the space doesn't get covered in sawdust.
+  * 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 the machines hooked to the permanent extraction, you must use the extraction too.
+  * 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 you are using machines that aren't hooked to the permanent extraction, you must use the mobile extractor.
+  * If the dust collector is full, bag up the waste and put it into the building's skip.
-  * If the extractor you are using is full, bag up the waste and put it into the building's skip.
+  * Sweep up and bin any remaining sawdust, and put tools away in their correct places.
 ==== Metalshop ====
-  * If you're doing metal work, please do it in the Metalshop.
+  * 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 swarf bins by the lathe.
+  * 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.
-  * If you are using machines which may produce sparks ensure the area is clear of any flammable materials before use.