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Dremel 4000

2026-09-24T14:58:49Z

Lukas: /* Bits */ broken cutting disc holder

== Dremel 4000 ==

{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Dremel 4000
|german=Bohrschleifer
|image=Dremel 4000.jpg
|synonyms=multitool, "moto tool"; DE: Bohrschleifer, Feinbohrschleifer, Kleinbohrmaschine, "Mini-Bohrmaschine", Geradschleifer
|type=Rotary Tool
|location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]
|material=[[wood]], [[plastics]], [[metals]], [[Material:Stripboard|stripboard]]
|similar=[[drills]], [[Disc Grinder|disc grinder]], ''Einhandstabschleifer''
|manual=[https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ Libble.de] (also in the box)
|assetid=146
|used with=[[Rotary Tool Bits|rotary tool bits]]
}}

== Bits ==
Most rotary tool bits are designed for very high speeds and would not work well in a [[drills|drill]]. The maximum speeds for each type of bit can be found in the [https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ manual], but it would be nice to build a more intuitive overview here as well.

* small [[Twist Drill Bits|twist drill bits]]
* abrasive cutting discs for metals (like a tiny [[Disc Grinder|disc grinder]]) - '''[https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/476 broken holder] as of 2026-9!'''
** also work great with [[Material:Stripboard|stripboard]]
** not suitable for [[aluminum]] (too soft, clogs up the disc and can cause dangerous overheating)
* sanding drums (ideal for [[wood]])
* [[Wire Brushes|wire brushes]] - '''never operate above 15000 rpm, these can shoot little wire pieces at you even at lower speeds!'''
* grinding stones
* polishing pads
* abrasive burrs
* ...and more

[[File:Dremel 4000 with bits.JPG|thumb|rotary tool with a box of [[Rotary Tool Bits|rotary tool bits]]]]
[[File:Rotary tool bits - discs.jpeg|thumb|some bits with very different applications may look very similar at first glance - make yourself familiar before you start!]]

There are some generic products on the market which ''may be'' of similar quality as the [https://www.dremeleurope.com/at/de/products/accessories/?start=0&System=Multifunktions-Werkzeugsystem&Multifunktions-Werkzeugsystem=DREMEL%C2%AE+4000 original manufacturers' bits] but are much cheaper.

== Other Useful Accessories ==
* flexible shaft
* pouch or case
* dental cleaner can be used for [http://www.instructables.com/id/Dremel-Small-Batch-Mixer/ small batch mixing]
* plastic [[filament]] can be used for friction welding [http://makezine.com/2015/04/30/turn-dremel-tool-plastic-welder/]
* self-built [http://www.instructables.com/id/Rotary-Tool-Router/ router base]

Rotary Tool Introduction

2026-09-24T01:15:00Z

Lukas: tutor Luca

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Rotary Tool|rotary tool]] - '''reading this does NOT replace the mandatory session with a [[tutor]]!''' It will make it a lot quicker though ;-)

If you need this introduction, please reach out to the following tutors: [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Utis|Utis]], [[Tutor::User:Lmnl99|Luca]]

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's [https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ manual].

== Safety ==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]]

(hearing and breathing protection recommended depending on bit and material)

As there are many different bits and materials you could use with this tool, not all dangers may be relevant to your current use case but you should be aware nonetheless:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| rapidly spinning exposed chuck & bit, binding can cause kickback ||
* make sure the collet is properly tightened around the inserted bit
* stay clear of the rotating accessory and the direction where kickback might occur
* put small workpieces in a [[vise]] or [[clamp]] them down
* let the tool reach the selected speed before contacting the workpiece
|-
| generation of hot sparks that are expelled in varying directions ||
* wear [[goggles]] to protect your eyes
* do not attempt to vacuum up sparks! The dust collection bag could catch fire
|-
| sparks fly very far and deposit themselves as fine dust, (metal) dust can be a health hazard when inhaled || use [[Breathing Protection|breathing protection]] if your use case demands it
|-
| the workpiece can heat up and stay hot for a while || wear suitable [[gloves]] to prevent burns from sparks or the workpiece
|-
| [[aluminum]] can clog an abrasive disc and cause it to overheat until it breaks || do not use [[Abrasive Discs|abrasive discs]] on aluminum
|-
| [[Cut-Off Wheels|cut-off wheels]] could shatter under (side) force ||
* do not apply any side force to these wheels
* in general only little force should be applied while cutting. Let the tool do the work!
|-
| medium amount of noise, but potentially close to the operator's head || wear [[Ear Defenders|ear defenders]] if it's too loud (normally you don't need them)
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]] has no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power ''(keine Anlaufsicherung)'' || if the power has been lost for whatever reason, always return the power button to the "off" position before restoring it!
|}

== Suggested Reading ==
When you use this tool, please read & add to the information about [[Rotary Tool Bits|rotary tool bits]]!

== Demonstration ==
The tutor will show you these steps in detail:
* inserting a bit
* attaching a handling accessory, e.g. the flexible shaft

[[Category:Introductions]]

Rotary Tool Introduction

2026-09-23T17:59:42Z

Lukas: /* Safety */ "Full" speed may be misleading

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Rotary Tool|rotary tool]] - '''reading this does NOT replace the mandatory session with a [[tutor]]!''' It will make it a lot quicker though ;-)

If you need this introduction, please reach out to the following tutors: [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Utis|Utis]]

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's [https://www.libble.de/dremel-4000/p/423544/ manual].

== Safety ==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]]

(hearing and breathing protection recommended depending on bit and material)

As there are many different bits and materials you could use with this tool, not all dangers may be relevant to your current use case but you should be aware nonetheless:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| rapidly spinning exposed chuck & bit, binding can cause kickback ||
* make sure the collet is properly tightened around the inserted bit
* stay clear of the rotating accessory and the direction where kickback might occur
* put small workpieces in a [[vise]] or [[clamp]] them down
* let the tool reach the selected speed before contacting the workpiece
|-
| generation of hot sparks that are expelled in varying directions ||
* wear [[goggles]] to protect your eyes
* do not attempt to vacuum up sparks! The dust collection bag could catch fire
|-
| sparks fly very far and deposit themselves as fine dust, (metal) dust can be a health hazard when inhaled || use [[Breathing Protection|breathing protection]] if your use case demands it
|-
| the workpiece can heat up and stay hot for a while || wear suitable [[gloves]] to prevent burns from sparks or the workpiece
|-
| [[aluminum]] can clog an abrasive disc and cause it to overheat until it breaks || do not use [[Abrasive Discs|abrasive discs]] on aluminum
|-
| [[Cut-Off Wheels|cut-off wheels]] could shatter under (side) force ||
* do not apply any side force to these wheels
* in general only little force should be applied while cutting. Let the tool do the work!
|-
| medium amount of noise, but potentially close to the operator's head || wear [[Ear Defenders|ear defenders]] if it's too loud (normally you don't need them)
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]] has no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power ''(keine Anlaufsicherung)'' || if the power has been lost for whatever reason, always return the power button to the "off" position before restoring it!
|}

== Suggested Reading ==
When you use this tool, please read & add to the information about [[Rotary Tool Bits|rotary tool bits]]!

== Demonstration ==
The tutor will show you these steps in detail:
* inserting a bit
* attaching a handling accessory, e.g. the flexible shaft

[[Category:Introductions]]

IPA

2026-09-20T20:47:57Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Material:Isopropanol

#REDIRECT[[Material:Isopropanol]]

User:Lukas/Werkzeug

2026-09-18T23:06:33Z

Lukas: /* Bohrer */ Lochsägen

''"private" Seite mit einigen Werkzeugen aus meiner persönlichen Sammlung - [[Tools to Lend|Ausleihen]] tendenziell möglich, einfach fragen!''

== 3D-Drucker ==
Prusa i3 Acrylic (ähnlich "Anet A8"), soll [https://reprap.org/wiki/Diamond_Hotend Diamond Hotend] bekommen und lief deshalb noch nie...
* 2016: "Rumba"-Boards von reprap.me funktionierten 3x(!) nicht und der Kundenservice wurde bei jeder Reklamation schlechter
* neuer Versuch 2020: [https://smile.amazon.de/dp/B07CT9VMSV/ BIQU Tango] via Amazon
** [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370956 Tutorial für ähnliches Setup auf Thingiverse]

== Akkuschrauber ==
=== Bosch PSR 960 ===
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Bosch PSR 960
|image=PSR960.jpg
|location={{£bench}}
|access=ask nicely - may be [[borrowed]] [[Category:Borrowable]]
|manual=in the box
|extrabox=yes
}}
[[User:Lukas|Lukas]] has a Bosch PSR 960 you might be able to [[borrowable|borrow]]! Unfortunately, its battery has gotten pretty bad.

It has six torque settings and only one speed.

::'''Power Supply'''
::There used to be two batteries, but one was quite old and only held its charge for a very short time. It was therefore [[Project:Semi-Cordless Drill|upgraded to a corded pack]].

::Charger for the intact one: "AL 1404", 7.2 to 14.4 V, 400 mA => 3 h charging time for the 1.2 Ah pack

::'''Please do not leave the battery in the charger for more than 3 or 4 hours, the old NiCd batteries will heat up and suffer from quite the memory effect!'''

== Arbeitsschutz ==
* Halbmaske: Dräger X-plore 3500
** Filter "Pure P3 R"; Größe L
* Gehörschutz: ISOtunes Pro 2.0, ca. 2018(?)
** Gummiteile zerbröseln leider -> ToDo 3D-gedruckte Abdeckung!
** Ohrstöpsel können mit Sekundenkleber wieder an ihre Gewinde geklebt werden

== Bits ==
=== graues Set ===
''nicht mehr ganz vollständig, v. a. security Torx; manche im Forum-Set''
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|-
! scope="col"| Size
! scope="col"| Screw Symbol
! scope="col"| Screw Type
! scope="col"| Notes
|-
! scope="row"| PH0
| [[File:Screw Head - Phillips.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Phillips
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| PH1
| [[File:Screw Head - Phillips.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Phillips
| 3x short, 2x long
|-
! scope="row"| PH2
| [[File:Screw Head - Phillips.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Phillips
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| PH3
| [[File:Screw Head - Phillips.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Phillips
| 7x short, 2x long
|-
! scope="row"| PZ0
| [[File:Screw Head - Pozidrive.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Pozidriv
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| PZ1
| [[File:Screw Head - Pozidrive.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Pozidriv
| 4x short
|-
! scope="row"| PZ2
| [[File:Screw Head - Pozidrive.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Pozidriv
| 10x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| PZ3
| [[File:Screw Head - Pozidrive.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Pozidriv
| 2x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 4 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 4.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 5.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 6 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 6.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 7 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Slotted.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| slotted
| 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| T8
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T10
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| T15
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| T20
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| T25
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| T27
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T30
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| T40
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| T45
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T8H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T10H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T15H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T25H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T27H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T30H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T35H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| T40H
| [[File:Screw Head - Torx Tamperproof.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Security Torx
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1.59 mm (1/16")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1.98 mm (5/64")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.4 mm (3/32")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.8 mm (7/64")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3.2 mm (1/8")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3.6 mm (9/64")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 4 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 2x short(?), 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 4.8 mm (3/16")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 5.5 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 5.6 mm (7/32")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 6 mm
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short, 1x long
|-
! scope="row"| 6.4 mm (1/4")
| [[File:Screw Head - Hex Socket.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1.98 mm (5/64")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2 mm
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.4 mm (3/32")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.5 mm
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2.8 mm (7/64")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3 mm
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3.2 mm (1/8")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3.6 mm (9/64")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 4 mm (5/32")
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 2x short
|-
! scope="row"| 5 mm
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 6 mm
| [[File:Pin-in-hex_socket_screw_drive_003.png|frameless|20px|center]]
| security hex socket
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 6
| [[File:Screw Head - Torq-set.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torq-set
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 8
| [[File:Screw Head - Torq-set.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torq-set
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 10
| [[File:Screw Head - Torq-set.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Torq-set
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1
| [[File:Screw Head - Clutch Type G.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Clutch Type G
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2
| [[File:Screw Head - Clutch Type G.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Clutch Type G
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3
| [[File:Screw Head - Clutch Type G.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Clutch Type G
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 0
| [[File:Screw Head - Robertson.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Robertson
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1
| [[File:Screw Head - Robertson.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Robertson
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2
| [[File:Screw Head - Robertson.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Robertson
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3
| [[File:Screw Head - Robertson.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Robertson
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 1
| [[File:Screw Head - Tri-wing.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Tri-wing
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 2
| [[File:Screw Head - Tri-wing.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Tri-wing
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 3
| [[File:Screw Head - Tri-wing.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Tri-wing
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 4
| [[File:Screw Head - Tri-wing.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| Tri-wing
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 4
| [[File:Screw Head - Spanner.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| spanner
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 6
| [[File:Screw Head - Spanner.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| spanner
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 8
| [[File:Screw Head - Spanner.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| spanner
| 1x short
|-
! scope="row"| 10
| [[File:Screw Head - Spanner.svg|frameless|20px|center]]
| spanner
| 1x short
|}

== Bohrer & Lochsägen ==
* [[Forstnerbohrer]] "Wave Cutter", Fisch, 1-5/8" ([https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/fisch-forstnerbohrer-inch.html Nr. 316192])
** für Teelicht-Hülsen (z.B. [[Project:Tree Trunk Tealights]])
* [[Holzspiralbohrer]] 3-10 mm (1-mm-Schritte)
* Holzspiralbohrer mit Senker 3/4/5/6 mm (letzterer noch China-"Qualität")
* [[Schlangenbohrer]] 3/4" (für Holdfasts etc.)

* [[Metallspiralbohrer]] 1-10 mm (0,5-mm-Schritte)
* [[Gewindeschneider]] (einfach, M3-4-5-6-8-10-12) mit Metallspiralbohrern in Zwischengrößen (2.5-3.3-4.2-5-6.8-8.5-10.2)
* [[Glasbohrer]] 4 mm

* Lochsägen (Holz) 38 & 62 mm

== Bohrmaschinen ==
* ''[[Schlagbohrmaschine|User:Lukas/Impact Drill]]''
* Bohrhammer: Kress 700 PSE + diverse Bohrer/Meißel

== Drechseleisen ==
* [https://www.stabilo-fachmarkt.de/guede-drechselbeitel-drechseleisen-satz-5-tlg/a-914817/ Güde Billig-Set] (öffentlich)
* Schruppröhre 3/4", Narex
* Schalenröhre 1/2" (13 mm), Narex
* Drehröhre "knapp 10 mm" (3/8"?), Crown

== Fräser ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col"| Durchmesser
! scope="col"| Schaft
! scope="col"| Länge (Schneiden/Gesamt)
! scope="col"| Schneiden
! scope="col"| Form
! scope="col"| Material
! scope="col"| Notizen
|-
! scope="row"| 2 mm
| 3,175 mm
|
| 2
| "gerade"
| VHM
| klare Kassette
|-
! scope="row"| 3,175 mm
| 3,175 mm
| 22/38 mm
| 1
| "gerade"
| VHM
| klare Kassette
|-
! scope="row"| 3,175 mm
| 3,175 mm
|
| 2
| "gerade"
| VHM
| klare Kassette
|-
! scope="row"| 4 mm
| 4 mm
| 17/45 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| VHM
| klare Kassette, 2x
|-
|-
! scope="row"| 1,6 mm
| 6 mm
| 5/59 mm
| 4
| ''gerade''
| ''?? (solide)''
| "16 x 4 x 16 x2 16"
|-
! scope="row"| 2 mm
| 6 mm
| 7/51 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| M38
| blaue Hülse, Andy 2026-4
|-
! scope="row"| 3 mm
| 6 mm
| 8/52 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| M38
| blaue Hülse, Andy 2026-4
|-
! scope="row"| 4 mm
| 6 mm
| 11/55 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| M38
| blaue Hülse, Andy 2026-4
|-
! scope="row"| 6 mm
| 6 mm
| 13/57 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| M38
| blaue Hülse, Andy 2026-4
|-
! scope="row"| 6 mm
| 6 mm
| 18/50 mm
| 3
| "gerade"
| VHM
| blau/klare Hülse
|-
! scope="row"| 0-10 mm
| 6 mm
| 10/44 mm
| 2
| 60° V-groove
| Hartmetall aufgelötet
| 2x
|-
! scope="row"| 0-8 mm
| 8 mm
| 11/66 mm
| 4
| 45° countersink
| ''?? (solide)''
| "iscar EC-E4L [...] 908B8"; 2x sehr ähnlich
|-
! scope="row"| 8 mm
| 8 mm
| 32/63 mm
| 2
| "gerade"
| ''?? (solide)''
| "Ultra-Tools USA 8.0"
|-
! scope="row"| 8 mm
| 8 mm
| 29/66 mm
| 3
| ''gerade''
| M2Al
| "''hy'' 8x8 M2Al"
|-
! scope="row"| 12.7 mm
| 8 mm
| 25.4/71 mm
| 2
| Bündigfräser (Kugellager an Spitze)
| Hartmetall aufgelötet
| Hikoki Nr. 754109 [https://www.hornbach.de/shop/HM-Buendigfraeser-HiKOKI-12-7x71-mm/8822193/artikel.html von Hornbach]
|-
! scope="row"| 12.7 mm
| 8 mm
| 50/87 mm
| 2
| Bündigfräser (Kugellager an Spitze)
| Hartmetall aufgelötet
| weiße Hülse - günstiger von ebay, nochmal gut nachmessen!
|-
! scope="row"| 16 mm
| 8 mm
| 11/40 mm
| 2
| "Kugel"
| Hartmetall aufgelötet
| Blister; [https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/hohlkehlfraeser.html Nr. 360506]
|}

VHM: Vollhartmetall
M38: wohl etwas besser als HSS
M2Al: kobaltfreier superharter Schnellarbeitsstahl mit Aluminium

== Hobel ==
* DICTUM langer Schlichthobel Nr. 5 (SK4-Eisen)
** Fasenwinkel 25° (allerdings "bevel down": Schnittwinkel 45° unabhängig vom Anschliff)
* JUUMA Flachwinkel-Einhandhobel (T10-Eisen)
** Fasenwinkel 25°, Schnittwinkel 38°
** [https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/pdf/juuma-bevelup-anleitung-de.pdf Anleitung (feinewerkzeuge.de)]
* ''diverse Holzhobel''

== Sägen ==
* Dekupiersägebogen ''(coping saw)'': PEBARO, 17 cm (16,3 cm Pin-Abstand)

=== Japansägen ===
* Dozuki
** Hersteller: juuma
** Blattlänge/''blade length'': 240 mm
** Schnitttiefe/''cutting depth'': 50 mm
** Blattstärke/''blade thickness'': 0.3 mm
** Schränkung/''kerf'': 0.45 mm
** Zahnteilung/''pitch'': 1.4 mm - 18 TPI

* Ryoba
** Hersteller: Bakuma ("SM250W")
** Blattlänge/''blade length'': 250 mm (rip: 218 mm)
** ''irgendwas mit 0.5 und 0.9 +/- 0.05 mm''

* Kataba
** Hersteller: Bakuma
** Blattlänge/''blade length'': 250 mm
** ''irgendwas mit 0.5 und 0.65 +/- 0.05 mm''

* "Haifischsäge" (gröbere Kataba)
** Hersteller: Keil Werkzeugfabrik (Griff selbstgeschnitzt)
*** Modell Nr. 10-2312, Ersatzblatt-Nr. 01-2312
** Blattlänge 300 mm
** 14 TPI

=== Kettensäge ===
''[[User:Lukas/Chainsaw]]''

=== Stichsäge ===
Bosch "1582.7 electronic", 520 W (aka GST 80 PE Professional)
* Typ 0 601 582 703
* T-Schaft
* '''Blattwechsel:''' Pendelhub III einstellen, Schraube (tief im Knauf) lockern, Blatt hochdrücken und 90° drehen, rausziehen --- neues Blatt 90° gedreht einsetzen, 90° drehen, Schraube ''gerade genug'' festziehen
* '''Handbuch:''' ''ähnlich'' [https://www.manualslib.com/manual/19463/Bosch-1584avs.html Bosch 1584AVS (manualslib.com)] // Suche nach Typennummer auf bosch-professional.de ergibt '''[https://www.bosch-professional.com/binary/manualsmedia/o64947v21_1609929S96.pdf GST 80 PE Professional]'''
* '''Reparaturen:'''
** 2024-10: Klemmschraube saß fest, Gewinde komplett zugesetzt - mehrmals neu eingedreht und "nachgeschnitten", Schraubendreher angeschliffen

Sägeblätter:
* Spezialset für Küchenplatten, Craftomat (2x T144DP, 2x T301BCP)
* 1,5x TopCraft Set 10tlg. (Holz bis Edelstahl, zT neu)

== Schleifgeräte ==
=== Schwingschleifer ===
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=DeWalt DW411
|image=DeWalt DW411.JPG
|used with=[[sandpaper]] - 1/4 sheets (115{{x}}140 mm; 8 holes)
|location=[[Lukas]] - may be [[borrowed]]
|manual=[https://www.manualslib.com/manual/814089/Dewalt-Dw411.html manualslib.com]
|extrabox=yes
}}
DeWalt DW411 palm sander ''(Faustschleifer)'', received without a dust bag. A [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] adapter should be made before using it inside!

Besides the [[dust]] issue, be aware that...
* there is no protection against accidental start (the button will stay at "1" when the sander is unplugged while running)
* holding the sander near its base gives control for details, but also shakes up your hand a lot more which quickly becomes tiring

May be [[borrowed]] for private use over short periods of time - just ask if you're interested!

=== Tellerschleifer ===
ehemals Drechselbank ([[User:Lukas/Güde 1000]]), Umbau: [[Project:Disc Sander]]

== Schleifsteine ==
* Diamant - mit Wasser benetzen, vertragen nicht viel Druck an Kanten [https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/ezelap-diasharpener.html]
** EZE-LAP 61M (Korn 400, 152{{x}}51 mm)
** EZE-LAP 61F (Korn 600, 152{{x}}51 mm)

== Schraubstöcke ==
* kleiner schwenkbarer (zuhause)
** völlig verrostet gefunden, Anfang 2018 wieder hergerichtet
* großer Tischlerschraubstock an [[Roubo Workbench]]
** [https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/schraub.html York No. 53ED]
** siehe [[Woodworking Vise]]

== Spaltkeile ==
Vor allem fürs [[Drechseln]] und [[Project:Drying Timber]].

Hilfreich: [http://www.holzwurm-page.de/holz/holz/spaltbarkeit.htm Holzwurm-Page - "Spaltbarkeit von Holz"]

* Dreh-Spaltkeil Bison, Alu, 800 g
* Spaltkeil, geschmiedeter Werkzeugstahl, 2000 g
* 3 kleinere Meißel

== Stechbeitel ==
* 6, 12, 24 mm "Kork"
** Hersteller: Stubai

== Wendeplatten ==
* 10x quadratisch (Maße?)
* 10x rund (Maße?)

* [http://www.holzwerken.net/Wissen/Tipps-Tricks/Werkstatt/Kleine-Plaettchen-mit-viel-Potenzial HolzWerken, "Kleine Plättchen mit viel Potenzial"]

== Winkelschleifer ==
=== King Craft WS 125 ===
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=King Craft WS 125
|image=King Craft WS-125.jpg
|location={{£}}
|access=ask nicely - may be [[borrowed]] [[Category:Borrowable]]
|tutors=
|manual=
|used with=125 mm [[Grinding Discs|grinding discs]]
|extrabox=yes
}}
'''CAUTION - the "King Craft" grinder has a switch that will stay on until you push it back to the "off" position, so it could surprisingly start when plugged in!'''

{{£}} [[loan]]ed this machine to the Space for about three years until we were able to buy the better ones. It's not great, but may still come in handy if you need it for a few cuts at home - just ask!

This grinder works with '''125 mm [[Abrasive Discs|discs]]'''.

== Sonstiges ==
* Kombinationswinkel: Starrett 33MH-300
* Streichmaß: Veritas "micro adjust wheel marking gauge"
* Black & Decker "Workmate 2000" - deutlich gebraucht gekauft, ohne Accessoires
** gut bebilderte (FR) Anleitung: https://vdocuments.mx/workmate-2000-manual.html
** entrostet & neu lackiert 2020-3
** geplante Upgrades: Tischplatte (original: 90{{x}}49{{x}}2 cm), Bankhaken
* [[HolzWerken]] (mindestens) ab Ausgabe 80
* [[c't Make]] ca. 2015-2021

Archived:Rasp Bits

2026-09-18T22:59:42Z

Lukas: took them back during cleanup

{{ToolInfoBox
|tool name=Rasp Bits
|german=Freihandfräser|image=
|synonyms=rotary rasps; DE: Freihandfräser, Rotationsraspeln, Rotor-Raspeln
|type=
|status=
|material=[[wood]]
|used with=[[Drills|drills]] (no impact!)
|location={{£}}
|access=read this page
|tutors=
|manual=
|donation=
|similar=[[Router Bits|router bits]], [[rasps]]
}}
Rasp bits or rotary rasps are driven by [[drills]] and allow you to do light freeform work where a [[router]] is not suitable and you are too lazy for hand tools ;-)

Keep in mind that they are not very aggressive and need their time - don't force the tool into the wood!

== Project Ideas ==
[[File:Step 7.jpg|thumb|left|300px|freehand grooves that would be very difficult with a [[router]], e.g. cable and housing space in a [[Project:Cello lamp|cool lamp]]]]

[[Category:Bits]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

Rasp Bits

2026-09-18T22:59:05Z

Lukas: Lukas moved page Rasp Bits to Archived:Rasp Bits: sideways force may damage drills + not used in years -> back to sender

#REDIRECT [[Archived:Rasp Bits]]

Archived:Rasp Bits

2026-09-18T22:59:04Z

Lukas: Lukas moved page Rasp Bits to Archived:Rasp Bits: sideways force may damage drills + not used in years -> back to sender

{{ToolInfoBox
|tool name=Rasp Bits
|german=Freihandfräser|image=
|synonyms=rotary rasps; DE: Freihandfräser, Rotationsraspeln, Rotor-Raspeln
|type=
|status=
|material=[[wood]]
|used with=[[Drills|drills]] (no impact!)
|location=[[Location::Wood Workshop]] (drawer under [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]])
|access=read this page
|tutors=
|manual=
|donation=
|similar=[[Router Bits|router bits]], [[rasps]]
}}
Rasp bits or rotary rasps are driven by [[drills]] and allow you to do light freeform work where a [[router]] is not suitable and you are too lazy for hand tools ;-)

Keep in mind that they are not very aggressive and need their time - don't force the tool into the wood!

== Project Ideas ==
[[File:Step 7.jpg|thumb|left|300px|freehand grooves that would be very difficult with a [[router]], e.g. cable and housing space in a [[Project:Cello lamp|cool lamp]]]]

[[Category:Bits]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

User:Gurkensaft

2026-09-18T05:07:35Z

Lukas: suggestion: delete the rest of the dummy text as well :-)

{{UserInfoBox
|real_name= Micha
|image=
|interests= Working with wood, Sports, creativity
|projects= Building a boat
|email= micharees@gmx.de
|website=
|instagram=
|twitter=
|github=
|printables=
|thingiverse=
|telegram=
}}
Hi together, my Name is Micha. I´m working most of the time on wood projects and at the moment on a wooden boat with my friends Leon and Leo. Please feel free to contact me or them if you have any tips and recommendations or if you need help from us.

Some facts about me: I have two sisters. Born in the Black Forest, studied in Konstanz and made my education as commercial Pilot in Paderborn. Now working as Pilot on short and middle distance flights. At the moment I'm in the `running game`and train for my next Marathon next year in Düsseldorf. Beside this I love barbecue and beer. :D

Looking forward to meet you! Cheers! Micha :)

Help:Wiki Basics

2026-09-17T15:51:29Z

Lukas: /* Creating a New Page */ what Create Page is for

[https://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki], the framework underlying this wiki, is very powerful but can be just as confusing. How often have you found yourself wondering, "how can I make this look better?", "is it okay to change this part I don't like?" (''it probably is!'') or "where do I find that page I was on just a week ago?"

This help page is intended to help with understanding basic principles of the wiki structure in general and our specific implementation for easier reading and more efficient writing. If you'd like presentation format better, here you go - we have seminar slides available under "[[MediaWiki Seminar]]"!

For other wiki related questions, have a look at our help pages in the [[:Category:Wiki|"wiki" category]], the [https://m.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents MediaWiki support section], or talk to the [[administrators]].

== Creating a New Page ==
If you navigate to a page that does not yet exist, you will be given an option to create it.

There are several ways of doing that:
* use [[Create Page]] for simplified creation of "User", "Project", "Machine" or "Tool" pages
* search for the desired page title (search bar at the top right or [[Special:Search]])
* click on a [[red link]]
* enter the URL related to that page in your address bar: <code>https://wiki.comakingspace.de/My_New_Page</code>

For more advice on editing pages, please see "[[Creating Wiki Content]]" :-)

== Staying up to Date ==
=== Watchlist ===
The best way to make sure you are informed about edits and discussions on interesting pages is to add them to your [[Special:Watchlist|watchlist]]. Pages can be added by clicking <code>Actions/Watch</code> at the top of every regular page when you are logged in. If you see <code>Actions/Unwatch</code> you are already watching the page and may remove it from your watchlist, and pages you edit are watched by default.

You can check your watchlist via the user menu when you are logged in and choose to get eMail notifications about certain changes as well.

=== Recent Changes ===
Newly created pages and articles that have not gotten your attention so far also change all the time so it can be worthwhile to check out [[Special:RecentChanges]] once in a while. Who knows which cool reads may be added this week?!

== Categories & Namespaces ==
We presently have over '''{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}''' pages and they're bound to become even more which can be hard to oversee. Of course searching for a page title can work, but what if you don't know what exactly to search for?

For that we have two answers: categories and namespaces.

=== Categories ===
You can think of categories like '''tags''', just write <code><nowiki>[[Category:Something]]</nowiki></code> anywhere on a page and it will be linked from that category page. Check out [[Special:Categories|which ones we have already]] and don't be afraid to create a new one if it seems to make sense! :-)

=== Namespaces ===
You'll notice that some of the page titles start with a certain word followed by a colon, e.g. lots of "Material:" or "Project:" pages. The term before the colon defines the namespace of that page (yes, "Category:" is a special kind of namespace as well). Some namespaces are predefined, such as "Special:" pages which are not editable by us, but we have added a bunch of our own to make using this wiki easier.

It's all for the sake of structure: even with categories, you may find yourself looking at long page lists containing a buch of unfamiliar titles. With namespaces, stuff like materials or help pages automatically stick out! By the way - clicking "'''What links here'''" in your toolbox on the left also gives you a nice list of potentially interesting pages!

A downside to this decision is that some pages may be harder to link to or even find: except materials, projects, categories and file formats, suggestions will '''only show up in the search field after the namespace and the colon are entered'''. That can be annoying, but [[Help:Wiki Basics#Redirects|redirects]] should help. On the other hand, if you are for example looking for help but not sure which help pages exist, entering "Help:" into the search field yields a great set of '''filtered suggestions'''!

==== "Talk:" Namespace (Discussion Pages) ====
If you're not quite sure about a fact or whether an edit would make sense, don't hesitate to use the '''discussion feature at the top of any page'''! MediaWiki suggests starting new topics with headlines (framed by <code>==</code> on each side) and indenting replies by starting the line with <code>::</code>. You can automatically sign your message by typing <code><nowiki>"--~~~~"</nowiki></code> or clicking the corresponding button above the editor.

== Redirects ==
Redirects are '''pages that lead to a different page''', e.g. if there are common synonyms for a tool or a plain title should lead to a page with that title within a namespace.

To create a redirect, simply create a new page with your alternate title and enter nothing but <code><nowiki>#REDIRECT[[ExistingTitle]]</nowiki></code> ("ExistingTitle" being the name of the page you want to link to, of course).

[[Category:Wiki]]

Create Page

2026-09-17T15:50:11Z

Lukas: whoops

Thank you for creating content for this wiki! Besides [[Help:Wiki_Basics#Creating_a_New_Page|creating a blank page]], there are some predefined types of pages you might want to create. The below options can give you a head start:

==Your Own User Page==
You might want to start with your own user page! Give us a brief introduction of yourself and help us getting to know you:
<inputbox>
type=create
default=Special:MyPage
preload=Template:User
hidden=true
useve=true
buttonlabel=Create my user page!
</inputbox>

==Project Pages==
Documenting your project in our wiki is a great way to share your wisdom and let others know what they can talk about with you :-)

If you add a picture, your project is also likely to be put on the [[Project Wall|project wall]] at some point in time.
<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Project
useve=true
break=no
prefix=Project:
buttonlabel=Create Project Page
</inputbox>
==Machine Pages==
Use the button below to create a machine page. Please name the page as follows: <<MANUFACTURER>> <<MODEL>> (e.g. PHILIPS GC 8280)

<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Machine
preloadparams[]={{subst:PAGENAME}}
useve=true
editintro=
break=no
prefix=
buttonlabel=Create Machine Page
</inputbox>

==Tool Pages==
Use the button below to create a tool page. Please name it by the type of your tool rather than the manufacturer & model name. For example, rather use "Crimping Pliers" than "Knipex Multicrimp".
<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Tool
useve=true
break=no
prefix=
buttonlabel=Create Tool Page
</inputbox>

Create Page

2026-09-17T15:49:41Z

Lukas: linked general info (blank page)

Thank you for creating content for this wiki! Besides [[Help:Wiki_Basics#Creating_a_New_Page creating a blank page]], there are some predefined types of pages you might want to create. The below options can give you a head start:

==Your Own User Page==
You might want to start with your own user page! Give us a brief introduction of yourself and help us getting to know you:
<inputbox>
type=create
default=Special:MyPage
preload=Template:User
hidden=true
useve=true
buttonlabel=Create my user page!
</inputbox>

==Project Pages==
Documenting your project in our wiki is a great way to share your wisdom and let others know what they can talk about with you :-)

If you add a picture, your project is also likely to be put on the [[Project Wall|project wall]] at some point in time.
<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Project
useve=true
break=no
prefix=Project:
buttonlabel=Create Project Page
</inputbox>
==Machine Pages==
Use the button below to create a machine page. Please name the page as follows: <<MANUFACTURER>> <<MODEL>> (e.g. PHILIPS GC 8280)

<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Machine
preloadparams[]={{subst:PAGENAME}}
useve=true
editintro=
break=no
prefix=
buttonlabel=Create Machine Page
</inputbox>

==Tool Pages==
Use the button below to create a tool page. Please name it by the type of your tool rather than the manufacturer & model name. For example, rather use "Crimping Pliers" than "Knipex Multicrimp".
<inputbox>
type=create
preload=Example Page - Tool
useve=true
break=no
prefix=
buttonlabel=Create Tool Page
</inputbox>

Frame Saw

2026-09-16T09:14:30Z

Lukas: Wikipedia; saw specs

{{ToolInfoBox
|tool name=Frame Saw
|german=Gestellsäge
|image=Frame saw.jpg
|synonyms=bow saw; DE: Gestellsäge, Spannsäge, Klobsäge
|material=[[Wood]]
|similar=[[hacksaws]]
}}

A frame saw is a manually operated saw with a narrow, tensioned blade held in a wooden or metal frame. It is especially useful for making long straight cuts, e.g. [[resawing]]: you can turn the blade by 90° so the frame moves ''next'' to the workpiece instead of hitting it at a certain depth.

The blade tension is adjustable with a wing nut at the opposite side of the frame. '''The blade should be rather loose for storage'''.

Before using, make sure the blade is straight (same angle on both ends) and tighten it as much as possible by hand. Use your full arms' length or body to cut with the full length of the saw. For further instructions and details watch the following video:

[https://youtu.be/OwBniCKXKuw?si=DgQyiU5Ro78rz7zl Wood by Wright - All About Frame Saws]

== Specs ==
Our frame saw is a wooden "bow saw" and measures 600 mm ''(Nennlänge)''.

We only have one Japanese '''crosscut blade''' so far.

== Safety ==
* Keep both hands on the saw frame and maintain a firm, controlled grip.
* Make sure there is sufficient clearance below the workpiece so that the blade cannot hit the workbench or other objects.
* Do not force the saw. Let the teeth do the cutting.
* Keep the saw blade properly tensioned. A loose blade can wander, buckle or break.

== Common Problems ==
'''The blade wanders from the marked line'''

* Check the blade tension. It should be as high as possible
* Make sure the blade is sharp and appropriate for the material.
* Avoid pushing the saw sideways.
* Start the cut slowly and establish a clean kerf before increasing the stroke length.

'''The blade gets stuck'''

* Stop applying force immediately.
* Carefully release the pressure and remove the saw from the kerf if possible.
* Check whether the cut is closing due to internal stresses in the wood.
* Do not twist or force the blade sideways.

== Further Reading ==
* [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestells%C3%A4ge ''Wikipedia (DE): Gestellsäge'']

[[C:Saws]]
[[C:Woodworking]]

Klobsäge

2026-09-16T09:04:55Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Frame Saw

#redirect[[Frame Saw]]

Gestellsäge

2026-09-16T08:58:18Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Frame Saw

#redirect[[Frame Saw]]

Spannsäge

2026-09-16T08:58:03Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Frame Saw

#redirect[[Frame Saw]]

Frame Saw

2026-09-16T08:57:28Z

Lukas: typos; advantage & storage; categories

{{ToolInfoBox|tool name=Frame Saw|german=Spannsäge|image=Frame saw.jpg|synonyms=bow saw; DE: Gestellsäge, Spannsäge, Klobsäge|material=[[Wood]]}}

A frame saw is a manually operated saw with a narrow, tensioned blade held in a wooden frame. It is especially useful for making long straight cuts, e.g. [[resawing]]: you can turn the blade by 90° so the frame moves ''next'' to the workpiece instead of hitting it at a certain depth.

The blade tension is adjustable with a wing nut at the opposite side of the frame. '''The blade should be rather loose for storage'''.

Before using, make sure the blade is straight (same angle on both ends) and tighten it as much as possible by hand. Use your full arms' length or body to cut with the full length of the saw. For further instructions and details watch the following video:

[https://youtu.be/OwBniCKXKuw?si=DgQyiU5Ro78rz7zl Wood by Wright - All About Frame Saws]

== Safety ==
* Keep both hands on the saw frame and maintain a firm, controlled grip.
* Make sure there is sufficient clearance below the workpiece so that the blade cannot hit the workbench or other objects.
* Do not force the saw. Let the teeth do the cutting.
* Keep the saw blade properly tensioned. A loose blade can wander, buckle or break.

== Common Problems ==
'''The blade wanders from the marked line'''

* Check the blade tension. It should be as high as possible
* Make sure the blade is sharp and appropriate for the material.
* Avoid pushing the saw sideways.
* Start the cut slowly and establish a clean kerf before increasing the stroke length.

'''The blade gets stuck'''

* Stop applying force immediately.
* Carefully release the pressure and remove the saw from the kerf if possible.
* Check whether the cut is closing due to internal stresses in the wood.
* Do not twist or force the blade sideways.

[[C:Saws]]
[[C:Woodworking]]

Semantic MediaWiki

2026-09-15T11:40:42Z

Lukas: /* Cheat Sheet */ image size

We started using [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki Semantic MediaWiki (SMW)] for some "smart" functions of this wiki around June 2019. Feel free to join the effort!

How we use it so far:
* [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/130 giving equipment pages properties like "Tutor::" and "Location::"] so they can easily be listed accordingly
* integrating properties for images into InfoBoxes as a potential way to auto-generate {{NavGal}}s
** first experiment: [[Metal Workshop/Gallery]] (grabbing HasImage and HasCaption from [[MachineInfoBox]]es and [[ToolInfoBox]]es)
* making [[projects]] listable by their InfoBox dates with [[Property:ProjectDate]]
* experimental: adding interesting property tables for tool types such as [[Saws#Saw_Selection_(experimental)|cutting depths for saws]]
* ''what else can you think of?''

== Cheat Sheet ==
This is not supposed to replace the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki SMW documentation], but some things are nice to remember/share once you've finally found them:
* [[Special:Ask]] - "sandbox" page for SMW queries ([https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Special:Ask help])
** lets you practice [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Selecting_pages selecting pages] with auto-complete of parameters
* assigning properties
** in-text annotation: <code><nowiki>[[Property::value]]</nowiki></code> (only "value", or its <code>|alt text</code>, is displayed)
** hidden annotation: use the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Setting_values set function]
*** alternatively, you could enter <code>| </code> (the space is important!) to the end of a property (e.g. <code><nowiki>[[Has demo::test| ]]</nowiki></code>) which ''might'' be necessary in certain template elements
* [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Result_formats list of possible '''result formats'''] (e.g. table or gallery)
** [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Displaying_information] help on displaying further information or altering result properties such as '''image size'''
* [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Property_page/Filter how to '''filter''' for values on property pages]
* [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Unions_of_results unions of results] - how to use "OR" instead of the (assumed) "AND" between two queries
** useful to make our [[MachineInfoBox]] find Tutors for Introductions to the "type" OR the "machine name", for example
** can also be used to embed machines of different types into the same page (if we want to do that)

[[Category:Software]]
[[Category:Wiki]]

PLA & Order

2026-09-15T11:39:20Z

Lukas: smaller images!

Check out our 3D printed storage solutions!

This list contains the pages that are related to both "[[3D Printing|3D printing]]" and "[[storage]]".

{{#ask:[[Category:3D Printing]][[Category:Storage]]
|?#PAGENAME = title (click = details)
|?Has image #150px= image (click = original size)
}}

''list generated with [[SMW]] based on [[categories]]''

[[Category:Category Queries]]

C

2026-09-15T11:34:35Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Categories

#redirect[[Categories]]

Skadis

2026-09-15T11:33:59Z

Lukas: C:3D Printing

[[File:Skadis.JPG|frameless|right|200px]]
We are using the Skadis [[pegboard]] system on multiple locations throughout the space. On this page, we collect the printed designs in case we need to re-print them.

== Sewing Area ==
[[File:Sewing Area.png|left|frameless]]
 

* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2781654/files Skadis Hook by CNC_Maker - Thingiverse]

== Electronics Corner (eBench) ==

* [https://www.printables.com/model/323748-skadis-universal-hook Skadis '''universal hook''' (used by many different parts)]
* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3383064 cable holder]
* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3617917 pliers and side cutters]
* [https://cloud.comaking.space/f/772682 solder holder]
* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2656338 tape holder]
* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4723407 Crimping Tool Holder]
* [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7071499 Wire Stripper Tool Holder]

== Custom Boards ==
You can [[Laser Cutting|laser cut]] your own board of this type: simply use Hackerspace Bamberg's [https://boxes.hackerspace-bamberg.de/SkadisBoard SkadisBoard generator]!

[[C:3D Printing]]
[[Category:Storage]]

Gridfinity

2026-09-15T11:27:30Z

Lukas: fixed links

Gridfinity is a free and open source modular storage concept published by [[YouTuber]] Zach Freedman. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra_9zU-mnl8 launch video]

It is based on a 42{{x}}42 mm grid that can turn any flat surface (e.g. a drawer bottom) into a solid foundation for custom 3D printed containers.

== Printing Experience ==
* baseplates: [https://gridfinitygenerator.com/en/baseplate gridfinitygenerator.com/baseplate]
** select "connectable" for easy linking with 3D printed clips or "screw holes" if you have the option to screw them down
** Bambu Labs P1S ([[P7]] or [[P8]]), [[PLA]] @ 0.28 mm layers
** color does NOT matter, use up scraps!
* connection clips: [https://gridfinitygenerator.com/en/connection-clip gridfinitygenerator.com/connection-clip]
** tolerance set to "0"
** Prusa i3 MK3S+ ([[P9]]), [[PLA]] @ 0.2 mm layers

== Drilling Table Drawers ==
''In progress ([https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/363 #363])''

=== Available Space ===
The main drawers on the [[Drilling Table|drilling table]] (as of 2026-9) have the following inside dimensions:

* depth: 68.4 cm
* width: 33 cm
* height: 10.2 cm

In other words, they can be filled with up to 7x16 Gridfinity units at a height of max. 10 cm (including contents!)

=== Printed Parts ===
These (and perhaps more) elements are used in the drilling table drawers:
* [https://www.printables.com/model/795746-stackable-gridfinity-forstner-drill-bit-holder/ Stackable Forstner Drill Bit Holder]
* [https://makerworld.com/en/models/1256251-slotfinity-a-modular-tooling-tray-system#profileId-1279721 Slotfinity] (modular tooling tray system for storing oblong parts)
** '''white''' dividers labeled with [[Permanent Marker|permanent marker]]
** 1U for twist drill bits up to approx. ''xxx mm''

[[C:3D Printing]]
[[C:Storage]]

P9

2026-09-15T11:26:06Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Prusa i3 MK3S+

#redirect[[Prusa i3 MK3S+]]

Gridfinity

2026-09-15T11:23:26Z

Lukas: restructure; Printing Experience

Gridfinity is a free and open source modular storage concept published by [[YouTuber]] Zach Freedman. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra_9zU-mnl8 launch video]

It is based on a 42{{x}}42 mm grid that can turn any flat surface (e.g. a drawer bottom) into a solid foundation for custom 3D printed containers.

== Printing Experience ==
* baseplates: [https://gridfinitygenerator.com/en/baseplate gridfinitygenerator.com/baseplate]
** select "connectable" for easy linking with 3D printed clips or "screw holes" if you have the option to screw them down
** [[Bambulab P1S]], [[PLA]] @ 0.28 mm layers
** color does NOT matter, use up scraps!
* connection clips: [https://gridfinitygenerator.com/en/connection-clip gridfinitygenerator.com/connection-clip]
** tolerance set to "0"
** [[P9]], [[PLA]] @ 0.2 mm layers

== Drilling Table Drawers ==
''In progress ([https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/363 #363])''

=== Available Space ===
The main drawers on the [[Drilling Table|drilling table]] (as of 2026-9) have the following inside dimensions:

* depth: 68.4 cm
* width: 33 cm
* height: 10.2 cm

In other words, they can be filled with up to 7x16 Gridfinity units at a height of max. 10 cm (including contents!)

=== Printed Parts ===
These (and perhaps more) elements are used in the drilling table drawers:
* [https://www.printables.com/model/795746-stackable-gridfinity-forstner-drill-bit-holder/ Stackable Forstner Drill Bit Holder]
* [https://makerworld.com/en/models/1256251-slotfinity-a-modular-tooling-tray-system#profileId-1279721 Slotfinity] (modular tooling tray system for storing oblong parts)
** '''white''' dividers labeled with [[Permanent Marker|permanent marker]]
** 1U for twist drill bits up to approx. ''xxx mm''

[[C:3D Printing]]
[[C:Storage]]

Gridfinity

2026-09-15T11:08:50Z

Lukas: /* Drilling Table Drawers */ Available Space, Printed Parts

Gridfinity is an open source modular storage concept published by [[YouTuber]] Zach Freeman.

It bases on a 42x42 mm grid that can turn any flat surface (e.g. a drawer bottom) into a base for custom 3D printed containers.

== Slotfinity ==
Slotfinity is a system of flexibly dividable slots for storing oblong parts.

=== Drilling Table Drawers ===
''In progress ([https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/363 #363])''

==== Available Space ====
The main drawers on the [[Drilling Table|drilling table]] (as of 2026-9) have the following inside dimensions:

* depth: 68.4 cm
* width: 33 cm
* height: 10.2 cm

In other words, they can be filled with up to 7x16 Gridfinity units at a height of max. 10 cm (including contents!)

==== Printed Parts ====
These (and perhaps more) elements are used in the drilling table drawers:
* [https://www.printables.com/model/795746-stackable-gridfinity-forstner-drill-bit-holder/ Stackable Forstner Drill Bit Holder]
* [https://makerworld.com/en/models/1256251-slotfinity-a-modular-tooling-tray-system#profileId-1279721 Slotfinity] (modular tooling tray system)
** 1U for twist drill bits up to approx. ''xxx mm''

[[C:3D Printing]]
[[C:Storage]]

PLA & Order

2026-09-15T10:44:54Z

Lukas: rough start of a table (images should be smaller, not yet sure how)

Check out our 3D printed storage solutions!

This list contains the pages that are related to both "[[3D Printing|3D printing]]" and "[[storage]]".

{{#ask:[[Category:3D Printing]][[Category:Storage]]
|?#PAGENAME = Title
|?Has image= Image
}}

''list generated with [[SMW]] based on [[categories]]''

[[Category:Category Queries]]

Project:Compressor Holder

2026-09-15T10:35:16Z

Lukas: categories

{{ProjectInfoBox
|project title={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Compressor holder 2.png
|status=done
|date=22.07.2026
|initiator=[[LabCrow]]
|team=
|materials=[[PLA]]
|tools=[[3D Printers]]
|software=[[Onshape]]
|cost=
}}
==Idea==
This project should solve several problems the [[Compressor]] in the [[Bike Lounge]] has:

# the different blow guns have no dedicated place
# the blow gun in use together with the hose lies on the work area or too often the floor
# since the compressor should be stored empty the power plug is removed when not in use and also lies somewhere

==Creation Steps / Process==

# A simple grid in which the blow guns can be hung using their trigger
# Similar to the holder of the [[Airbrushes]], the main blow gun has a more solid holder
# when not plugged in the power cable can be hung besides the other modules

[[File:Compressor holder-organizer.png|center|thumb]]

[[C:3D Printing]]
[[C:Storage]]

Frame Saw

2026-09-14T18:36:12Z

Lukas: AI slop

{{ToolInfoBox|tool name=Frame Saw|german=Spannsäge|image=Frame saw.jpg|synonyms=DE: Gestellsäge, Spannsäge, Klobsäge|material=[[Wood]]}}

A frame saw is a manually operated saw with a narrow, tensioned blade held in a wooden or metal frame. It is useful for making controlled straight or curved cuts in wood.

== Safety ==

* Always make sure the workpiece is '''securely held''' before starting to cut.
* Keep both hands on the saw frame and maintain a firm, controlled grip.
* Keep your fingers and other body parts '''clear of the blade and its path'''.
* Never put your hand in front of or behind the blade while cutting.
* Make sure there is sufficient clearance below the workpiece so that the blade cannot hit the workbench or other objects.
* Do not force the saw. Let the teeth do the cutting.
* Keep the saw blade properly tensioned. A loose blade can wander, buckle or break.
* Do not use a damaged, bent or excessively dull blade.
* Wear safety goggles when there is a risk of flying chips or when working with brittle materials.
* Secure long or awkward workpieces so that they cannot move unexpectedly.
* Keep the workspace clear so that the saw frame can move freely.

== Using the Saw ==

# Secure the workpiece firmly.
# Mark the cut clearly.
# Position the saw so that the blade is aligned with the cut.
# Start with a few '''light, controlled strokes''' to establish the cut.
# Once the blade is tracking properly, use longer strokes while maintaining a steady rhythm.
# Keep the blade approximately perpendicular to the workpiece unless the cut requires another angle.
# Use light pressure on the forward cutting stroke and let the blade return without forcing it.
# For curved cuts, rotate the workpiece or saw gradually rather than twisting the blade sideways.
# Towards the end of the cut, reduce pressure to prevent the workpiece or the remaining material from breaking unexpectedly.

== Blade Selection ==
Use a blade appropriate for the material and type of cut.

* '''Coarser teeth:''' faster cutting and better suited to thicker material.
* '''Finer teeth:''' slower cutting but generally better for thinner material and cleaner cuts.
* Make sure the blade is suitable for the material being cut.
* Replace the blade when it is dull, damaged or no longer cuts cleanly.

== Maintenance ==
The frame saw requires little maintenance.

* Remove sawdust and chips after use.
* Check the blade regularly for damage and excessive wear.
* Check that the blade is properly tensioned.
* Keep the frame, tensioning mechanism and handles clean and dry.
* Do not overtension the blade, as this can damage the frame or blade.

== Storage ==

* Release excessive blade tension if the saw will not be used for an extended period.
* Store the saw in a dry place.
* Protect the blade from impacts and other tools.
* Keep sharp blades away from areas where they could accidentally be grabbed.

== Common Problems ==
'''The blade wanders from the marked line'''

* Check the blade tension.
* Make sure the blade is sharp and appropriate for the material.
* Avoid pushing the saw sideways.
* Start the cut slowly and establish a clean kerf before increasing the stroke length.

'''The cut is difficult or very slow'''

* Check whether the blade is dull.
* Use a coarser or otherwise more suitable blade for thicker material.
* Make sure the blade is properly tensioned.
* Do not compensate for a dull blade by applying excessive force.

'''The blade gets stuck'''

* Stop applying force immediately.
* Carefully release the pressure and remove the saw from the kerf if possible.
* Check whether the cut is closing due to internal stresses in the wood.
* Do not twist or force the blade sideways.

[[C:AI-Slop]]

Gridfinity

2026-09-14T18:35:10Z

Lukas: /* Slotfinity */

YouTube Makers

2026-09-14T18:20:08Z

Lukas:

This is a link collection of ''some'' YouTube (or similar) channels we like to watch. Videos can be a great source for instruction and inspiration!

== Maker Channels ==
There are many tutorials on "making". We collect some of the best here, sorted by category.

=== General ===
Channels that cover several categories.

* [https://www.youtube.com/user/adafruit Adafruit Industries]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/makemagazine Make: Magazine]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYH-XXUE2QDaWKvABsWJh8w Giaco Whatever]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/superazote/videos Ivan Miranda]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRix1GJvSBNDpEFY561eSzw/videos Laura Kampf] (in Cologne, Germany)
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0T7tvy44mlQCjaTtparOZw Jeremy Schmidt] - seems to design and make everything himself, from concrete to welding and woodworking!
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmydiresta Jimmy DiResta] - usually films his professional projects without commentary, one of the earliest YouTube "Makers"{{CN}}
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLSZj7A1T93IQ3t3cbcXDg HABU/Hassan Abu-Izmero] (in Mannheim)

=== 3D Printing ===
* Adafruit (see general) 3D Printing Hangouts
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/ThomasSanladerer Thomas Sanladerer]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/RichRap2011 RichRap]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMakersMuse Maker's Muse]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiczXOhGpvoQGhOL16EZiTg/videos CNC Kitchen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/AMID2D3D/videos AMID2D3D]

=== Woodworking ===
Tons! We've split the list by language.

==== English Channels ====
* [https://makesomething.tv/ Make Something]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/urbanTrash Frank makes] - shows projects with some tools we won't have for a while (like a lathe) but explains everything brilliantly (EN)
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/Matthiaswandel Matthias Wandel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZRtHEGoj4cwUO4paqAitVA/videos Ghostbastlers]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4PI8VEr1ZaKn4TBcXoy3qg Paoson WoodWorking] - fantastic "homemade" tools from readily availabe materials (EN)
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBB7sYb14uBtk8UqSQYc9-w Steve Ramsey/Woodworking for Mere Mortals] - projects you can make in a garage (or Makerspace), a little fast and jumpy perhaps...well, it's YouTube! (EN)
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjA8vRlL1c7BDixQRJ39-LQ John Heisz/I Build It] - lots of projects (easy to follow), especially if you are interested in [[:Category:Self-Made Tools|self-made tools]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/AprilWilkersonDIY April Wilkerson] - she just wanted to upgrade her home and became a passionate self-taught woodworker in the process
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_4fr5sKRorFuq479M7Kig Kyle Toth] - lots of fine self-taught woodworking, mesmerizing to watch but not for beginners
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/vikingcode/videos Paul Jenkins/The wood knight]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn7lavsPdVGV0qmEEBT6NyA/videos Marius Hornberger] (student in Germany)
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMtJOly6TpO5MQQnNwkCHg Wood by Wright] - all hand tool woodworking & lots of sweet [[Self-Made Tools|self-made tools]]!
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_SLthyNX_ivd-dmsFgmJVg Jeremy Fielding] - working with very limited space
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVyE_6jEtVZGmYGXtUOL5FQ Rag 'n' Bone Brown] - focused on [[Reclaimed Wood|reclaimed and salvaged materials]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDhLtJUPM96lDhhMgbnSZGA Dipa Das/DipaSwarupa] - mostly [[woodturning]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFnhQpsdNxflBfZv-JPe_8Q Cammie's Garage] - mostly [[furniture]] and [[woodturning]] projects
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0HkNaD01K5VNzE87eMAEvw Adrian Preda] - many Japanese-inspired pieces
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/Jayscustomcreations/ Jay Bates] - lots of [[furniture]] and workshop-related projects
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj4SLNED1DiNPHComZTCbzw Rex Krueger] - focus on cheap or self-made hand tools, and useful projects accessible to beginners. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPiMjv7lkqI His low workbench makes an excellent first project].

==== German Channels ====
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/HolzwurmTom Holzwurm Tom] - lots of shop improvement projects and tool tutorials (DE, some with English subtitles)
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtB2wHYHta5J8pxRGiUkzsw Let's Bastel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrGMoJ8wzdendcYY8hxISIA Cosel] Cosmas Bauer, also available in English

=== CNC Routing/Milling ===
* [https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXagoO_ru-R7ZrK_KgMQm-w Ooznest]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcxixmgZ5lacWO4f5QoxpaA Stepcraft US]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/saunixcomp NYC CNC]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEHS48cl0OHeg6beXiFlVng/videos Hand On CNC]

=== Laser Cutting ===

* <?>

=== Electronics ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/EEVblog EEVblog]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/thebenheckshow Ben Heck show]
* Adafruit (see general)
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSignalPathBlog The Signal Path]

=== Metalworking ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWizIdwZdmr43zfxlCktmNw Alec Steele] - blacksmithing
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCworsKCR-Sx6R6-BnIjS2MA/videos Clickspring]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkhZ3X6pVbrEs_VzIPfwWgQ Make It Extreme]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ82SlfYWJag5794tE64ZZA Patrick Adair Designs] - turning & ring making
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJAFY2kKKb5sg79yld7T3hA ChuckE2009]

[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:CNC]]
[[Category:Electronics]]
[[Category:Inspiration]]
[[Category:Metalworking]]
[[Category:Methods]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]
[[Category:Video]]

YouTuber

2026-09-14T18:19:26Z

Lukas: Redirected page to YouTube Makers

#redirect[[YouTube Makers]]

Gridfinity

2026-09-14T15:43:51Z

Lukas: Created page with "Gridfinity is an open source modular storage concept published by YouTuber Zach Freeman. It bases on a 42x42 mm grid that can turn any flat surface (e.g. a drawer bottom) into a base for custom 3D printed containers. == Slotfinity == ''In progress (drill area)'' C:3D Printing C:Storage"

Slotfinity

2026-09-14T15:40:15Z

Lukas: Redirected page to Gridfinity

#redirect[[Gridfinity]]

Record Power DS300

2026-09-14T12:07:17Z

Lukas: /* Record Power DS300 */ needs better picture

== Record Power DS300 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Record Power DS300
|german=Tellerschleifer (30 cm)
|image=ds300_beltdiscsander.jpg
|assetid=198|synonyms=disk sander, disc sanding machine (DSM); DE: Tellerschleifer (oder Schleifteller)
|manual=[https://www.manualslib.de/manual/204488/Record-Power-Ds300.html DS300 Disc Sander]
|material=[[wood]], [[metal]]
|used with=[[Sanding Discs|sanding discs]]
|similar=[[Belt Sander|belt sander]], [[Disc Sander|disc sander]]
|type=Sanders
|extrabox=yes
}}

{{Commissioning
|IssueNumber=344
|Naming=done
|NamingComment=
|Picture=
|PictureComment=should be own work/the actual machine
|Manual=done
|ManualComment=DS300 found on manualslib
|Documentation=done
|DocumentationComment=
|QR=done
|QRComment=machine & table
|Introduction=
|IntroductionComment=
|Security=
|SecurityComment=
|Test=
|TestComment=really not possible to change the disc without removing the table?
|OwnerValue=done
|OwnerValueComment=
|Availability=
|AvailabilityComment=
}}

== Safety ==
Always follow all safety precautions covered during the [[Stationary Sander Introduction]].

In particular:

* Only sand on the downward-moving side of the disc ('''left side'''). This pushes the workpiece towards the table instead of away from it.
* Keep both hands on the workpiece or jig and apply only light pressure.
* Keep fingers, loose clothing, jewellery and long hair away from the sanding disc.
* Keep the gap between the sanding disc and table as small as possible ('''maximum 2 mm''').
* Always wear safety goggles.
* Use [[Dust Extraction|dust extraction]] when sanding wood and other suitable materials.
* Turn on the [[Air Filters|air filters]] to further reduce dust levels.
* Never leave the machine running unattended.
* Unplug the machine before servicing or changing the sanding disc.

The DS300 has a large, heavy sanding disc and is substantially heavier than the small disc sander on the [[Holzmann BT 203-914]]. Do not underestimate the forces involved when working with larger or awkwardly shaped workpieces.

== Maintenance ==
The machine does not require extensive maintenance. Have malfunctions and defects serviced by trained persons only.

Regular maintenance:

* After each workshift: Remove chips and sanding dust from the machine and surrounding area.
* After every 10 hours of operation: Check all screw connections and tighten them if necessary.
* Sanding disc: Refer to the [https://www.manualslib.de/manual/204488/Record-Power-Ds300.html manual] for instructions on removing and replacing the disc. The table needs to be removed for this on the DS300.

== Sandpaper Cleaning ==
You can often extend the life of sanding discs by briefly sanding a piece of rubber. This removes accumulated dust and fibres from the abrasive surface.

A proper [[Sander Cleaning Stick|sander cleaning stick]] is ideal, but the sole of an old shoe can apparently work surprisingly well, too. Any donors? ;-)

== Notes ==

* The DS300's disc rotates at a relatively low speed compared with the disc on the Holzmann BT 203-914, but its larger diameter and heavy construction provide a very stable sanding surface.
* Move the workpiece across the sanding surface where practical rather than sanding continuously in one spot. This helps distribute wear and heat more evenly.

[[Category:Sanders]]
[[Category:Sanding]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

Record Power DS300

2026-09-14T11:58:20Z

Lukas: Section Headline; commissioning update

== Record Power DS300 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Record Power DS300
|german=Tellerschleifer (30 cm)
|image=ds300_beltdiscsander.jpg
|assetid=198|synonyms=disk sander, disc sanding machine (DSM); DE: Tellerschleifer (oder Schleifteller)
|manual=[https://www.manualslib.de/manual/204488/Record-Power-Ds300.html DS300 Disc Sander]
|material=[[wood]], [[metal]]
|used with=[[Sanding Discs|sanding discs]]
|similar=[[Belt Sander|belt sander]], [[Disc Sander|disc sander]]
|type=Sanders
|extrabox=yes
}}

{{Commissioning
|IssueNumber=344
|Naming=done
|NamingComment=
|Picture=done
|PictureComment=
|Manual=done
|ManualComment=DS300 found on manualslib
|Documentation=done
|DocumentationComment=
|QR=done
|QRComment=machine & table
|Introduction=
|IntroductionComment=
|Security=
|SecurityComment=
|Test=
|TestComment=really not possible to change the disc without removing the table?
|OwnerValue=done
|OwnerValueComment=
|Availability=
|AvailabilityComment=
}}

== Safety ==
Always follow all safety precautions covered during the [[Stationary Sander Introduction]].

In particular:

* Only sand on the downward-moving side of the disc ('''left side'''). This pushes the workpiece towards the table instead of away from it.
* Keep both hands on the workpiece or jig and apply only light pressure.
* Keep fingers, loose clothing, jewellery and long hair away from the sanding disc.
* Keep the gap between the sanding disc and table as small as possible ('''maximum 2 mm''').
* Always wear safety goggles.
* Use [[Dust Extraction|dust extraction]] when sanding wood and other suitable materials.
* Turn on the [[Air Filters|air filters]] to further reduce dust levels.
* Never leave the machine running unattended.
* Unplug the machine before servicing or changing the sanding disc.

The DS300 has a large, heavy sanding disc and is substantially heavier than the small disc sander on the [[Holzmann BT 203-914]]. Do not underestimate the forces involved when working with larger or awkwardly shaped workpieces.

== Maintenance ==
The machine does not require extensive maintenance. Have malfunctions and defects serviced by trained persons only.

Regular maintenance:

* After each workshift: Remove chips and sanding dust from the machine and surrounding area.
* After every 10 hours of operation: Check all screw connections and tighten them if necessary.
* Sanding disc: Refer to the [https://www.manualslib.de/manual/204488/Record-Power-Ds300.html manual] for instructions on removing and replacing the disc. The table needs to be removed for this on the DS300.

== Sandpaper Cleaning ==
You can often extend the life of sanding discs by briefly sanding a piece of rubber. This removes accumulated dust and fibres from the abrasive surface.

A proper [[Sander Cleaning Stick|sander cleaning stick]] is ideal, but the sole of an old shoe can apparently work surprisingly well, too. Any donors? ;-)

== Notes ==

* The DS300's disc rotates at a relatively low speed compared with the disc on the Holzmann BT 203-914, but its larger diameter and heavy construction provide a very stable sanding surface.
* Move the workpiece across the sanding surface where practical rather than sanding continuously in one spot. This helps distribute wear and heat more evenly.

[[Category:Sanders]]
[[Category:Sanding]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

WilTec 65415

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==WilTec 65415==
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|machine name=WilTec 65415
|german=Spindel- und Bandschleifer
|image=Spindle Sander.jpg
|assetid=213
|synonyms=
|manual=[https://service.wiltec.de/manuals/65/65415/EN/65415-doc-en.pdf wiltec.de]
|material=[[Material:Wood|Wood]]
|used with=610{{x}}98 mm [[Sanding Belts|sanding belts]],
115{{x}}51/38/26/19/13 mm [[Sanding Sleeves|sanding sleeves]]
|similar=[[Belt and Disc Sander]]
}}
[[File:Spindle Sander Manual.png|thumb|part numbers from the manual]]
This oscillating spindle and belt sander offers highly versatile sanding options in one compact sanding machine. The 16 mm oscillation height reduces friction and extends the lifespan of sanding sleeves, which makes it suitable for challenging woodworking tasks. Combining an oscillating spindle and a belt sander, this sanding machine allows you to easily sand edges, curves and surfaces. The combination of rotation and vertical oscillation ensures an even finish with minimal effort.

The sanding table tilts up to 45°, which allows you to easily sand beveled edges. The originally included sanding media's grit ''(Körnung)'' is 80.

This machine needs to stay screwed or clamped to a table for safe use!

=== Specs ===
* motor: 500 W, 2000 rpm
* compatible sanding sleeves: height 115 mm
** ⌀ 51 mm (2″)
** ⌀ 38 mm (1.5″)
** ⌀ 26 mm (1″)
** ⌀ 19 mm (0.75″)
** ⌀ 13 mm (0.5″) - without rubber roller

=== Spindle Sander Mode ===
Place the fan wheel '''(26)''' with the flat side down on the spindle '''(11).''' Note! Ensure it is firmly in place. You may need to manually rotate the fan wheel '''(26)''' slightly to seat it correctly. Place the desired sanding roller '''(21)''' on the spindle '''(11).''' Attach one of the matching washers '''(24/25/27)''' to the spindle '''(11).''' Hand-tighten the nut '''(23)''' onto the spindle '''(11)''' using the open-end spanner '''(18)''' and firmly holding the sanding roller in place. It is tight enough when you can no longer easily lift the sandpaper sleeve off the roller.

Insert the large bench insert '''(10)''' into the workbench '''(4).''' Insert the appropriate round bench insert '''(22)''' for the sanding roller '''(21)''' into the recess of the large bench insert '''(10).''' The size specifications of the bench insert and the sanding roller MUST match. The sizes of the bench inserts and sanding rollers are indicated under the corresponding storage '''(6)''' on the device.
[[File:Spindle Sander Side1.jpg|thumb|proper assembly for spindle sanding]]

=== Belt Sander Mode ===
The belt run can be corrected using the adjusting screw '''(1)''' or the sanding belt lever '''(2).''' Note! The sanding belt must not be allowed to sand on the workbench '''(4)''' or the bench insert '''(10)''' when the machine is running, otherwise the sanding belt will be damaged.

If the sanding belt moves, it must be minimally adjusted via the adjusting screw '''(1).''' To push the sanding belt upwards, turn the adjusting screw '''(1)''' clockwise. To move it down, turn the adjusting screw '''(1)''' counterclockwise.

If the sanding belt shifts significantly, the position of the sanding belt must be corrected by temporarily loosening the sanding belt lever '''(2)''' and then finely adjusted using the adjusting screw '''(1).'''
[[File:Spindle Sander.jpg|thumb|belt sander mode]]

=== Spare Parts ===
In case we lose any of the bench inserts, [[Finno]] designed 3D printable replacements already: [https://github.com/comakingspace/Parts/tree/main/WilTec%2065415 github.com/comakingspace/Parts]

The spindle washers (parts 27/24/25) are M8 with 17, 22 and 46 mm in outer diameter.

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File:LG 65QNED70A6A (2).jpg

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== Summary ==
[[TV]]

LG 65QNED70A6A (2)

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==LG 65QNED70A6A (2)==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=LG 65QNED70A6A (2)
|german=
|image=LG 65QNED70A6A (2).jpg
|synonyms=
|manual=[http://kr.eguide.lgappstv.com/manual/w25/w25_eu09/ger.html german], [http://kr.eguide.lgappstv.com/manual/w25/w25_eu09/eng.html english]
|material=
|used with=
|similar=
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|firmware=
|assetid=212
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This is the '''right''' TV in our [[Seminar Area]].

Key Specs:
* Screen Size: 65" (165cm)
* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* Resolution: 3.840 x 2.160
* Operating System: webOS
* Screen technology: QNED

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File:LG 65QNED70A6A (1).jpg

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== Summary ==
the left [[TV]]

LG 65QNED70A6A (1)

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==LG 65QNED70A6A (1)==
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|machine name=LG 65QNED70A6A (1)
|german=
|image=LG 65QNED70A6A (1).jpg
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|manual=[http://kr.eguide.lgappstv.com/manual/w25/w25_eu09/ger.html german], [http://kr.eguide.lgappstv.com/manual/w25/w25_eu09/eng.html english]
|material=
|used with=
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|software=
|firmware=
|assetid=211
}}

This is the '''left''' TV in our [[Seminar Area]]

Key Specs:
* Screen Size: 65" (165cm)
* Aspect ratio: 16:9
* Resolution: 3.840 x 2.160
* Operating System: webOS
* Screen technology: QNED

Necchi Typ 559

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==Necchi Typ 559==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Necchi Typ 559
|image=Necchi559.JPG
|synonyms=DE: Nähmaschine; Necchi Mod. 599
|german=Nähmaschine
|type=Sewing Machine
|material=[[fabric]], [[thread]]
|location=[[Location::Sewing Area]]
|manual=[https://manuall.de/necchi-559-nahmaschine/ manuall.de (DE)]
|assetid=79}}

===Types of Stitches===
The machine supports different types of stitches. These are explained on the machine with pictures.

===Videos===

Explanation in German: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCyIxasSxmU Introduction Video (in german)]

Only Video showing basic functionality: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEyISHHMSW8 Showcase video of the different functions (no text)]

=== Modifications/Repairs ===
A pin in the pedal broke and was [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/462 replaced with a 3D printed part] in August 2026.

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Brother LX17

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==Brother LX17==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Brother LX17
|image=Brother LX17.jpeg
|synonyms=DE: Nähmaschine; Haushaltsnähmaschine
|german=Nähmaschine
|type=Sewing Machine
|material=[[fabric]], [[thread]]
|location=[[Location::Sewing Area]]
|manual=[https://support.brother.com/g/b/manualtop.aspx?c=gb&lang=en&prod=hf_lx17euk Brother Quick Guide, Basic Operation Manual, Operation Manual]
|assetid=194}}'''Do NOT oil!''' "In order to prevent damaging this machine, it must not be oiled by the user. This machine was manufactured with the necessary amount of oil applied to ensure correct operation, making periodic oiling unnecessary."

It has a British plug, as it was donated by Björn. An adapter is in the box.

===Types of Stitches===
The machine supports different types of stitches. These are explained on the machine with pictures.

=== Videos ===
[https://youtu.be/PKCQVSYrW34 Brother LX17 tutorial] in English explains the basic functionality. 
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Necchi Typ 559

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Nähmaschinen

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Nähmaschine

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