CoMakingSpace Wiki - User Contributions [en]

User:Pakue

2025-04-27T19:32:09Z

Pakue:

<code><nowiki>alias {{P}}='[[User:Pakue | Patrick]]'</nowiki></code>

{{UserInfoBox
|real_name= Patrick
|image=Patrick.jpg
|expertise=[[management]], [[electronics]], [[photography]], vector and 3D [[CAD]]
|projects=
|website=
|github=pakue95
|thingiverse=Pakue
}}

'''Can answer questions about:'''
* [[electronics]]
* [[photography]]
* <del>how to revive a dodo</del>
* [[CAD]]
** [[Fusion 360]]
** [[FreeCAD]]

* [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]
* things you shouldn't try to print on a [[3D Printers|3D printer]]

== Tutor ==
{{#ask: [[Tutor::User:Pakue]]
| format=ul
}}

== Projects ==

=== Ongoing ===
* Electric skateboard MkII
** Custom hub motor build
** Power/[[Project:USB PD Battery Charger | charging system]]

=== Done ===
* [[Project:Flip Dot Display | FlipDotDisplay]]
* [[Project:Car Key Repair | Car Key Repair]]
* [[Project:Patricks Locker | <strike>Home</strike> Locker improvements]]
* [[Project:DSLR Microscope | DSLR Microscope]]
* [[Project:Magnetic Knife Holder | Magnetic Knife Holder]]
* [[Project:QC3 LED driver | QC3 LED driver]]
* [[Project:SUSPENsion Board | SUSPENSION Board]]

== Consumables ==

=== Milling bits ===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! scope="col"| Diameter
! scope="col"| Shape
! scope="col"| Length
! scope="col"| Shaft
! scope="col"| Flutes
! scope="col"| Shop
|-
| 6mm
| 90° chamfer mill
| 57mm
| 6mm
| 4
| eBay
|-
| 2mm
| carbide end mill (roughing)
|
| 1/8 inch
| 2
| eBay (PCB mills)
|-
| 1/8 inch
| end mill
| 1/8 inch
|
|
|
|}

=== Semantic Wiki Test ===

{{#set:
| nonexisting_prop = Hello_Hello
| checklist_title=Pakue Testing
| checklist_symbols=M004
| checklist_symbols=M003
| checklist_symbols=M002
| checklist_symbols=M016
| checklist_link=https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Table_Saw_Introduction
| checklist_before=**Must** check that someone can help in case of an accident
| checklist_before=**Should** check dust extraction
| checklist_before=**Must** check riving knife alignment
| checklist_before=**Must** check blade height
| checklist_before=Push-stick needed?
| checklist_before=User only **one** fence at the same time
| checklist_before=**Must** check surroundings
| checklist_during=**Must not** cut multiple pieces at once
| checklist_after=cleanup
| checklist_after=testing
}}

== Tools to lend ==

[[Lends Tool::User:Pakue/Dodo Catcher|Dodo acquisition device]]

[[Lends Tool::User:Pakue/Makita HR2440|Rotary Hammer]]

3D Printers

2024-04-12T16:17:50Z

Pakue: /* Bambu Lab Printers */ updated slicer

[[File:Printer-farm.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Our 3D printer farm]]
'''This article is mandatory reading for anyone who would like to 3D print, but it does not replace a personal introduction!'''

All of our printers use "fused filament fabrication" (FFF, a.k.a. FDM) and are therefore limited to thermoplastics as [[3D Printing Materials|materials]]. Lots of cool things can be made with this technology, but it's good to be aware of the [[:Category:3D Printing#Fused Filament Fabrication|limits of FFF]] before starting to design your parts.

You can find our 3D printer farm in the [[Electronics Room|electronics room]].

== Available Printers ==
The Prusa 3D Printers P1 to P6 are on long term loan to the CoMakingSpace from our support partners Course Resource UG and the University of Heidelberg. P1 to P4 were built by participants of the euVENTION Summer School 2017 as part of the training programme provided by Course Resource UG and the University of Heidelberg. P5 and P6 are additional Course Resource UG training printers that are also made available to the CoMakingSpace members. Briefly, at euVENTION 2019, some of the printers returned to their role of supporting the Summer School participants in their rapid prototyping needs. However, now all six printers are again back at the CoMakingSpace available for our members use.

{{MachineInclusion|order=ascending}}

== General Usage Guidelines ==

'''Using the 3D printers, like any other [[machine]], requires a personal [[3D Printer Introduction|introduction]] - ask a [[tutor]] to get one!'''

=== Slicing ===

==== Bambu Lab Printers ====
Use the [https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer Orca Slicer] that is installed on the slicer computer next to the 3D printers. Please check the [https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer/wiki official Wiki] in case something is missing, or outdated (alternatively have a look at the [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/studio-pages-outline docs for Bambu Studio], which Orca Slicer is based on).

===== Starting a print =====

* Import your 3D model file (stl, 3mf etc.) into Bambu Studio
* Orient your part as necessary/optimal to print
* Print settings
** layer height
** filament settings (PLA, PETG, etc)
** any other quality/strength settings
* Slice the part (button is on the top right in Bambu Studio)
* Check if sliced model looks good
* '''Before''' sending the file to the printer make sure
** the printer is on
** the right filament is loaded into the right printer
** check the bed if it is clear and clean
* Upload the file to the printer
** disable the timelapse feature as is fills up the storage over time
** enable bed leveling
* Watch the first layer in case of an error

==== Prusa i3 Printers ====
A 3D model has to be virtually split into its layers ("[[:Category:Slicers|sliced]]") before a printer can start building it up layer by layer in reality. You can use [https://www.prusa3d.com/slic3r-prusa-edition/ Slic3r Prusa Edition] with the default settings for the MK2S (or MK2, doesn't matter) provided by Prusa Research.

The slicing for our printers is done on the computer in the [[Electronics Room]] using [https://www.prusa3d.com/slic3r-prusa-edition/ Slic3r Prusa Edition].

'''Import'''

Put your [[STL]] file on a thumb drive and plug it into the slicer computer. Open Slic3r (orange/grey on the side bar) and drag the file into the program.

'''Print Settings'''

Presets can be selected on the "Plater" tab (where you see your model) on the left side. Its a good idea to chose the setting which fits your desired quality the most and make adjustments from there. Individual options can be changed in the "Print Settings" tab (e.g. support, infill, ...).

'''Filament Settings'''

All the available filament rolls should have a preset created for them, which can be selected in the "Plater" tab. If this on not the case ask a [[tutor]] for the settings.

''' Export G-Code '''

Press the "Export G-Code" button and save the file on the SD card of the printer. It's good practice to save your print files in a folder with your name.

''' Multi Material Printing '''

If your model requires [[Multi-Material Printing|multi-material printing]], this can be done using printer P6.

=== Do Your Math ===
A few simple calculations will save you a lot of time and material:
* shell thickness must be a multiple of the nozzle diameter
* elements very close to or below the nozzle diameter won't turn out well
* bottom/top thickness must be a multiple of your selected layer height

=== Supervision ===
* even simple prints can go wrong, so please watch the homing process and the first layer closely and check the progress regularly
* do not leave the printers unattended - you'll have to find someone else to supervise a print if you absolutely need to leave the building
* there is no need to sit in front of the machine all the time, just '''do not leave the Space!'''

=== Cleanliness ===
* for improved adhesion, remove any dust from the print bed and wipe it with a few drops of [[isopropanol]]
** do '''not''' use [[acetone]] on the PEI sheet, it will destroy the print bed!
* collect any clean plastic waste in the appropriate (material and color!)

=== SD Cards ===
* if you don't know a file, don't print it - ideally, slice all your models just before printing
* Bambu Printers: Use the Slicer to send the files to the printer via the network.

=== File Storage ===
* always back up your files on your own storage, our SDs and computers might be cleaned up at any time without much warning!
* do not use old [[Format:G-code|G-codes]] over and over again, but rather save your [[STL]]s and slice freshly for every print - there could have been changes to the machine since your last visit!

=== Material Donations ===
We try to keep the cost low to allow anyone to print. Apart from the [[filament]], we need new isopropanol from time to time.

Please [[Donation Boxes|donate]] for these expenses:
* 5 ct/gram material cost
* + any additional amount you like

=== Time/Material Estimation ===
To check the amount of filament and the rough time needed for a print we suggest to use the [http://gcode.ws gcode.ws online tool] and analyse the exported [[G-Code]] file there. The filament amount is usually quite accurate, but the print time in reality is usually 20-30% longer on our printers.

Some [[slicers]] also have built-in estimation features - unfortunately, our favorite [[Slic3r]] only estimates the required material, not the time.

== Maintenance ==

Prusa Research provides a [https://www.prusaprinters.org/top-6-tips-original-prusa-i3-3d-printer-maintenance/ list of maintenance tips].

[[Category:3D Printing]]

Main Page/Intro

2024-04-04T17:21:34Z

Pakue: removed Fusion seminar announcement

Welcome to the [https://comakingspace.org CoMakingSpace] wiki! This wiki is the place to go for instructions and inspiration regarding all the tools and materials you might find yourself working with, no matter whether you are looking for help with a project of your own or want to share your wisdom with the [[community]].

Besides general information, many pages will also let you know ''where you can find'' the described tools or materials and who can teach you how to use them.

By definition, the wiki will always be a work in progress - feel free to [[Creating Wiki Content|create and improve]] content and crosslink pages that may be tough to find. [[Administrators|Let us know]] if you are having trouble getting started, we are always happy to help. And now, enjoy your visit!

'''Other media:''' 
[[File:Octicons-mark-github.svg|40px|link=https://github.com/comakingspace|CoMakingSpace on GitHub]]
[[File:Facebook_icon.svg|40px|link=https://www.facebook.com/comakingspace|CoMakingSpace on Facebook]]
[[File:TwitterLogo.png|40px|link=https://twitter.com/comakingspace|CoMakingSpace on Twitter]]
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'''Support Us'''
* [[Special:WantedPages|share your wisdom]]
* [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something fix or improve] a shared resource
* choose CoMakingSpace on [https://www.bildungsspender.de/comakingspace/ Bildungsspender] and similar [[Bonus Programs|bonus programs]].

3D Printers

2024-03-29T18:42:11Z

Pakue: /* General Usage Guidelines */ Added Bambu Lab info

[[File:Printer-farm.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Our 3D printer farm]]
'''This article is mandatory reading for anyone who would like to 3D print, but it does not replace a personal introduction!'''

All of our printers use "fused filament fabrication" (FFF, a.k.a. FDM) and are therefore limited to thermoplastics as [[3D Printing Materials|materials]]. Lots of cool things can be made with this technology, but it's good to be aware of the [[:Category:3D Printing#Fused Filament Fabrication|limits of FFF]] before starting to design your parts.

You can find our 3D printer farm in the [[Electronics Room|electronics room]].

== Available Printers ==
The Prusa 3D Printers P1 to P6 are on long term loan to the CoMakingSpace from our support partners Course Resource UG and the University of Heidelberg. P1 to P4 were built by participants of the euVENTION Summer School 2017 as part of the training programme provided by Course Resource UG and the University of Heidelberg. P5 and P6 are additional Course Resource UG training printers that are also made available to the CoMakingSpace members. Briefly, at euVENTION 2019, some of the printers returned to their role of supporting the Summer School participants in their rapid prototyping needs. However, now all six printers are again back at the CoMakingSpace available for our members use.

{{MachineInclusion|order=ascending}}

== General Usage Guidelines ==

'''Using the 3D printers, like any other [[machine]], requires a personal [[3D Printer Introduction|introduction]] - ask a [[tutor]] to get one!'''

=== Slicing ===

==== Bambu Lab Printers ====
Use the Bambu Studio software that is installed on the slicer computer next to the 3D printers. Please check the [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/studio-handy official Wiki] in case something is missing, or outdated.

===== Starting a print =====

* Import your 3D model file (stl, 3mf etc.) into Bambu Studio
* Orient your part as necessary/optimal to print
* Print settings
** layer height
** filament settings (PLA, PETG, etc)
** any other quality/strength settings
* Slice the part (button is on the top right in Bambu Studio)
* Check if sliced model looks good
* '''Before''' sending the file to the printer make sure
** the printer is on
** the right filament is loaded into the right printer
** check the bed if it is clear and clean
* Upload the file to the printer
** disable the timelapse feature as is fills up the storage over time
** enable bed leveling
* Watch the first layer in case of an error

==== Prusa i3 Printers ====
A 3D model has to be virtually split into its layers ("[[:Category:Slicers|sliced]]") before a printer can start building it up layer by layer in reality. You can use [https://www.prusa3d.com/slic3r-prusa-edition/ Slic3r Prusa Edition] with the default settings for the MK2S (or MK2, doesn't matter) provided by Prusa Research.

The slicing for our printers is done on the computer in the [[Electronics Room]] using [https://www.prusa3d.com/slic3r-prusa-edition/ Slic3r Prusa Edition].

'''Import'''

Put your [[STL]] file on a thumb drive and plug it into the slicer computer. Open Slic3r (orange/grey on the side bar) and drag the file into the program.

'''Print Settings'''

Presets can be selected on the "Plater" tab (where you see your model) on the left side. Its a good idea to chose the setting which fits your desired quality the most and make adjustments from there. Individual options can be changed in the "Print Settings" tab (e.g. support, infill, ...).

'''Filament Settings'''

All the available filament rolls should have a preset created for them, which can be selected in the "Plater" tab. If this on not the case ask a [[tutor]] for the settings.

''' Export G-Code '''

Press the "Export G-Code" button and save the file on the SD card of the printer. It's good practice to save your print files in a folder with your name.

''' Multi Material Printing '''

If your model requires [[Multi-Material Printing|multi-material printing]], this can be done using printer P6.

=== Do Your Math ===
A few simple calculations will save you a lot of time and material:
* shell thickness must be a multiple of the nozzle diameter
* elements very close to or below the nozzle diameter won't turn out well
* bottom/top thickness must be a multiple of your selected layer height

=== Supervision ===
* even simple prints can go wrong, so please watch the homing process and the first layer closely and check the progress regularly
* do not leave the printers unattended - you'll have to find someone else to supervise a print if you absolutely need to leave the building
* there is no need to sit in front of the machine all the time, just '''do not leave the Space!'''

=== Cleanliness ===
* for improved adhesion, remove any dust from the print bed and wipe it with a few drops of [[isopropanol]]
** do '''not''' use [[acetone]] on the PEI sheet, it will destroy the print bed!
* collect any clean plastic waste in the appropriate (material and color!)

=== SD Cards ===
* if you don't know a file, don't print it - ideally, slice all your models just before printing

=== File Storage ===
* always back up your files on your own storage, our SDs and computers might be cleaned up at any time without much warning!
* do not use old [[Format:G-code|G-codes]] over and over again, but rather save your [[STL]]s and slice freshly for every print - there could have been changes to the machine since your last visit!

=== Material Donations ===
We try to keep the cost low to allow anyone to print. Apart from the [[filament]], we need new isopropanol from time to time.

Please [[Donation Boxes|donate]] for these expenses:
* 5 ct/gram material cost
* + any additional amount you like

=== Time/Material Estimation ===
To check the amount of filament and the rough time needed for a print we suggest to use the [http://gcode.ws gcode.ws online tool] and analyse the exported [[G-Code]] file there. The filament amount is usually quite accurate, but the print time in reality is usually 20-30% longer on our printers.

Some [[slicers]] also have built-in estimation features - unfortunately, our favorite [[Slic3r]] only estimates the required material, not the time.

== Maintenance ==

Prusa Research provides a [https://www.prusaprinters.org/top-6-tips-original-prusa-i3-3d-printer-maintenance/ list of maintenance tips].

[[Category:3D Printing]]

Bambu Lab P1S (2)

2024-03-29T16:34:41Z

Pakue: /* Bambu Lab P1S (2) */ image

==Bambu Lab P1S (2)==
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}}In addition to receiving a [[3D Printer Introduction|personal introduction]] from one of the tutors, make sure that you have read the [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual manual] and use the latest version of Bambu Studio on the slicer PC.

The build volume of this model is 256{{x}}256{{x}}256 mm.

File:BambuLabP1S P7.jpeg

2024-03-29T16:34:07Z

Pakue:

== Licensing ==
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Bambu Lab P1S (1)

2024-03-29T16:32:56Z

Pakue: /* Bambu Lab P1S (1) */ image

==Bambu Lab P1S (1)==
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The build volume of this model is 256{{x}}256{{x}}256 mm.

File:BambuLabP1S P8.jpeg

2024-03-29T16:31:54Z

Pakue:

== Licensing ==
{{CC-by-sa-4.0}}

Bambu Lab P1S (2)

2024-03-29T16:28:28Z

Pakue: /* Bambu Lab P1S (2) */

==Bambu Lab P1S (2)==
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|software=Bambu Slicer
|manual=[https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual wiki.bambulab.com]
|assetid=163
}}In addition to receiving a [[3D Printer Introduction|personal introduction]] from one of the tutors, make sure that you have read the [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual manual] and use the latest version of Bambu Studio on the slicer PC.

The build volume of this model is 256{{x}}256{{x}}256 mm.

Bambu Lab P1S (1)

2024-03-29T16:28:09Z

Pakue: /* Bambu Lab P1S (1) */

==Bambu Lab P1S (1)==
{{MachineInfoBox
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|manual=[https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual wiki.bambulab.com]
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}}In addition to receiving a [[3D Printer Introduction|personal introduction]] from one of the tutors, make sure that you have read the [https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual manual] and use the latest version of Bambu Studio on the slicer PC.

The build volume of this model is 256{{x}}256{{x}}256 mm.

Bambu Lab P1S (2)

2024-03-27T17:55:40Z

Pakue: Created page with "==Bambu Lab P1S (2)== {{MachineInfoBox |machine name=Bambu Lab P1S (2) |image= |synonyms= |type=3D Printer |material=plastic filament |location=Location::3D Printing Area |status=in commissioning |firmware= |software=Bambu Slicer |manual=[https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p1/manual wiki.bambulab.com] |assetid=163 }}In addition to receiving a personal introduction from one of the tutors, make sure that you have read the [https://wiki.bambula..."

Bambu Lab P1S (1)

2024-03-27T17:55:04Z

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Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-03-01T20:48:42Z

Pakue: Manual

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
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|german=Frästisch
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|material=[[wood]]
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|manual=[https://produkte.mafell.de/media/pdf/d7/c2/ab/fm800_fm1000_170558_0322_l.pdf Mafell FM1000]|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with='''8 mm''' [[Router Bits|router bits]], [[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Spindle unlocked.jpg.jpg|thumb|300x300px|Unlocked spindle]]
'''Router shaft size: 8mm'''

This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Plates.jpg.jpg|thumb|Changing plates of the router table.]]
The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence.jpg.jpg|thumb|Fence with gap open]]
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Mitre Gauge.jpg.jpg|thumb|Mitre Gauge]]

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

==== Videos ====
<gallery>
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Bit Height.webm|How to change the bit height.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Gap.webm|Fence gap adjustment.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Guard.webm|Adjust finger guard.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Adjustment.webm|Adjust fence depth.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Bit.webm|Change bit and plate.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table In Action.webm|Usage example.
</gallery>

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

Airbrush Introduction

2024-02-23T00:07:49Z

Pakue: Formatting and mention extractor against fumes

{{incomplete}}

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Airbrush Compressor|airbrush equipment]] . '''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:

===Health & Safety Precautions===
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - hearing.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - gloves.svg|50px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Danger
!Description
!Precautions
|-
|Aerosols
|Airbrushing creates aerosols / vapours. Solvent-based AND water-based can cause pneumonia and other long-term lung problems.
|
*use spray booth air extractor AND a respirator
*water-based colours: wear a mask with "P2" or even better "P3" filters when working with
*solvent-based colours: wear a mask with "A2" grade filters to protect against the solvent fumes.
** These "gas and vapour cartridges" have a use-by date and need to be replaced from time to time (according to the manufacturer's recommendations).
* wear goggles
* do not do any face painting
|-
|Paint
|some paints may contain substances that are harmful to your skin
|
* wear gloves
|-
|Airbrush needle
|Every airbrush gun has a needle inside. The needle is usually covered/protected, but will become accessible when you disassemble the airbrush for cleaning.
|
*handle with care
*never "poke" the front of the needle
|-
|Compressor
| compressed air is generated and released through the airbrush:

*the airstream can damage eyes, ears and other sensible organs
|
*do not point the airbrush at yourself or other people
|-
|Noise
|Noise from the air extractor (the compressor is relatively quiet, and turns itself on/off depending on air pressure settings)
|
* Noise protection gear
|-
|Spray Booth
|The adjustable metal plate may bruise your fingers when reverted back to its vertical position.
|
* Grab the metal plate on the left/right side, NOT underneath.
|-
|Paint fumes
|Paint aerosols might travel away from the airbrush corner and cause damage to other equipment.
|
*use spray booth with extractor
*close the curtain behind you
|}

=== Practical Demonstration===
*show airbrush and needle functionality before connecting airbrush to compressor
*connect airbrush to compressor
*change compressor pressure settings
* add paint / change paint / demonstrate how "thin" or "watery" the paint needs to be
*spray examples with varying needle positions (fine line / area fill etc)
*disconnect airbrush from compressor
*empty compressor / use valve
*disassemble airbrush
*clean airbrush
*reassemble airbrush

[[Category:Introductions]]

CNC Mill Introduction

2024-02-09T21:00:49Z

Pakue: Removed myself as tutor

This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::CNC Mill|CNC mill]] - '''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:Sebastian|Sebastian]],

Before you get this introduction, please make sure you already have the [[Handheld Router Introduction]], this will help you understand the machine much better and is required before using it. For CNC beginners, it is recommended that you start with the [[CNC Router Introduction|CNC '''router''' introduction]] and gain your first experience on the [[Workbee CNC]].

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

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| sharp, fast spinning bits ([[End Mills|end mills]] or - rarely - certain [[Router Bits|router bits]]) ||
* You MUST stay clear of the spindle when in operation
* You MUST unplug the spindle when changing a bit or touching the chuck for any other reason
* You MUST insert your mill as far as you can afford for maximum strength
|-
| strong forces acting on the workpiece that might make it move ||
* You MUST secure your workpiece properly - see [[CNC Router Workholding|CNC router workholding]]
|-
| the machine has no live sensors and will execute its code regardless of what gets into its way
* heat generated during improper use can even [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tpxgZUYGSI set the machine on fire] [[File:danger - fire.svg|50px]]
||
* You MUST reference the machine to the workpiece (relative maximum/starting positions) before starting the router
* You MUST monitor the CNC router closely when in operation
* You MUST keep an eye on the cables that come from above - are they securely out of the machine's paths?
*You MUST let end mills cool down before handling (risk of burning yourself)
|-
|[[File:Danger_-_hand injury.svg|left|50px]]powerful motion system can crush your fingers ||
* You MUST stay clear of all moving parts while the machine is running
|-
| hitting "pause" or "stop" in a control program will still let at least the current line be executed ||
* You MUST push the emergency shutdown button if '''anything''' goes wrong
|-
| lots of dust that could harm your health or settle down on machine parts, possibly hindering movements ||
* When milling wood or plastics, you SHOULD use the dust shoe and connect a shop vac.
* When milling metal, you MUST NOT extract the metal chips with a vacuum.
* You SHOULD position the wooden or acrylic U-shaped box over the work area to reduce the risk of flying chips towards the user and to protect the rails.
|-
|When milling metal, hot chips can fly towards user
|
* You SHOULD always place the U-shaped guardrail over the table.
* Even with the rail, chips can fly towards you. You MUST stay clear and you MUST wear eye protection.
|}

== Suggested Reading ==
Besides these safety notes, you should read about the different [[End Mills|end mills]] (and [[Router Bits|router bits]], if you want to try those) to know what you're doing! '''Different materials usually require different mills, and the [[feedrate]] depends on the mill as well as the type of material.'''

* our list of [[Milling Experiences|milling experiences]] - please also share what you find out!
* [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/blog/top-8-milling-tools-new-cnc-machinists/ top milling tools for new CNC machinists]
* [https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/blog/cnc-programming-fundamentals-g-code/ G-Code fundamentals]

== Recommended Watching ==
* [[CAM]], virtual setup: [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GuEV1D0Obac how to prepare your model and place it in a virtual workpiece in Fusion 360 ''(DE)'']

== Demonstration ==
The tutor will show you these steps in detail:

# Machine Explanation
#* Explain the main components of the machine
#* Explain the emergency switch vs. stop switch on remote jog wheel
# Machine setup
#*turning the machine on '''and off'''
#* homing the machine (setting absolute "0" positions)
#*selecting the right bit
#* inserting a bit (note: unplug spindle!)
# [[Fusion 360]] setup
#* Draw a simple pocket
#* Set-up the machine in Fusion using files from Github (machine + post processor)
#* Create a tool
#*Set up a tool path
#* Export the tool path to USB
# Setting up the workpiece
#* Securing your workpiece on the bench #* How to protect the T-groove table
#* Setting the relative "0" position on your workpiece
#* connecting and turning on dust extraction (only for wood or plastic workpieces)
#Execute the job
#* how to load and run the tap file from USB
#*note: "cut air" first to make sure coordinates are set up correctly
#Cleaning & storage
#*Clean inside and outside the box with brush and vacuum cleaner
#*Storage below machine
#*Cover machine with sheet

{{Waiting List}}

[[Category:Introductions]]

Stationary Sander Introduction

2024-02-02T19:19:45Z

Pakue: Tutor Jakob

This is the content required for an introduction to our stationary sanders (currently only the [[Introduction for::Belt and Disc Sander|belt and disc sander]]) - '''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:Sebastian|Sebastian]], [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:Johannes|Johannes]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Jakob|Jakob]].

Also make sure to read the machines's manual (belt & disc sander: located in the wooden box below the sander).

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

A [[Dust Mask|dust mask]] is also necessary for most materials - see our page on [[dust]] for some harmful examples!

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Dangers!!Precautions
|-
|[[File:Danger_-_draw-in.svg|left|50px]] [[File:Danger - sharp objects.svg|left|50px]] Exposed & rapidly spinning sanding disc and sanding belt: draw-in and cutting risk
*will keep spinning for a few seconds after the machine is turned off
*both disc and belt always spin at the same time on combination machines like the Holzmann BT 203-914
*cuts can easily get infected due to particles that are rubbed in
||
*stay clear of the sandpaper's edges
*gloves: make an informed decision
** tight and cut resistant gloves are allowed to protect yourself from cuts and abrasions [https://www.bghm.de/arbeitsschuetzer/praxishilfen/arbeitsschutz-kompakt/135-stationaere-bandschleifmaschinen]
** however, the risk of a draw-in is still higher than with bare hands!
*do not wear loose clothing or jewelry and tuck away long hair as they might get caught
*guards around the belt rollers and a maximum gap of 3 mm between the sanding media and the machine's table minimize the draw-in risk
*never leave the machine running unattended
*always unplug the machine prior to any servicing
|-
|Flying splinters, dust or sparks||
*wear [[goggles]], a [[Dust Mask|dust mask]] could also be necessary depending on your material
*hook up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] for sanding wood and wood-like materials
*DO NOT use a shop vac when sanding metal
|-
|Risk of kickback ||Always support the workpiece against the direction of the force applied by the sander:
* let the workpiece (or workholding jig) touch the machine's table before the sandpaper and maintain contact with the table
** the same applies to the fence (if you use one)
** for freehand contouring work on the belt sander the top roller can be used without support
* keep both hands on the workpiece (or workholding jig) while sanding
* disc sander: only sand on the '''downward pushing side''' ('''right''' on the Holzmann BT 203-914)

[[File:Stationary sanders work support.svg|350 px|right]]
|-
|[[File:danger - heat.svg|50px]] the workpiece might get hot
*can potentially set sawdust on fire
*remains hot for a while after using
||As specified by the manufacturer, the Holzmann BT 203-914 is not designed to grind metal. If you use it for light metal grinding/deburring, keep a bucket of water nearby to cool the workpiece, work in short intervals and stay careful not to overheat the machine and the workpiece. DO NOT use it for extensive metal grinding (no knife making, etc).
|}

==Demonstration==
The tutor will show you these steps in detail:
*Adjusting the sanding belt
** When putting on a new belt, make sure you use it in the correct orientation
**While off; turn the belt by hand (e.g. via the disc sander side). Observe if the belt slides off its track. If it is sliding towards the disc side, turn the tracking knob clockwise, otherwise counter clockwise.
**Make sure the belt is not sliding to either side before operating the machine every time, even if you are only using the sanding disc
*Adjusting the sanding tables
*Using the disc sander
**Attaching the shop vac
**Always position your workpiece on the right ('''downward pushing''') side of the disc. The sanding action will then force the wood down, safely towards the table where it can be controlled.
*Using the belt sander
**Attaching the shop vac
**Check tension
**Check belt angles
**Keep contact with the table
**Do not force the work piece into the sanding belt. Only apply light pressure
**Move workpiece from left to right, try not to stay in one part of the belt to even out heat and wear
*Always clean the machine and its work area with a shop vac after use

[[Category:Introductions]]

Handheld Sander Introduction

2024-02-02T19:18:49Z

Pakue: Tutor Jakob

This is the content required for an introduction to our handheld [[sanders]] - '''reading this does NOT replace the mandatory session with a [[tutor]]!''' It will make it a lot quicker though ;-)

This introduction is valid for the following machines:
* [[Introduction for::Belt Sander]]
* [[Introduction for::Eccentric Sanders]]
* [[Introduction for::Sheet Sanders]]
* [[Introduction for::Delta Sander]]

If you need this introduction, please reach out to the following tutors: [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Johannes|Johannes]], [[Tutor::User:Keno|Keno]], [[Tutor::User:NitramLegov|Martin]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:Sebastian|Sebastian]], [[Tutor::User:Jakob|Jakob]].

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's wiki page and manual (should be linked from its wiki page).

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

''[[ear defenders]] and [[gloves]] are also recommended when working with a sander (and [[Shop Vac|shop vac]]) for an extended amount of time''

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| '''lots''' of fine dust from wood or plastics - can irritate lungs and skin ||
* wear a [[Dust Mask|dust mask]] and long clothes if your material generates hazardous [[dust]]
* check for a clean run and fit of the sanding medium before you start; check if hole alignment for the dust extraction is correct
* sand '''outside''' if you can't connect a [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] or fine filter
* do not blow the workpiece clean when you're done, best clean it with a moist towel
|-
| sparks from sanding metal ||
* when sanding metal, do NOT connect dust collection - the sparks could cause a fire!
* wear [[goggles]] when working with metal
|-
| powerful movements can make the workpiece shift (or fly!) and let a handheld sander "run away" ||
* wear [[goggles]] when working with small workpieces
* secure your workpiece and exert a firm grip on the tool
* let the tool get to full speed before contacting your workpiece and start with light pressure
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]] some of the sanders have no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power ''(keine Anlaufsicherung)'' || make sure the tool is turned off before plugging it in
|}

== Protect the Velcro ==
[[File:wrong sandpaper choice.png|thumb|right|WRONG!]]
Do NOT sand with parts of the velcro pad uncovered - this will wear it out and lead to much poorer bonding of the next piece of sandpaper!

== Suggested Reading ==
Besides these safety notes, you should read the page about [[dust]] to get a better conception of the dangers associated with some materials! Remember, '''you''' are responsible for the material you choose and for protecting yourself.

[[Category:Introductions]]

Drill Introduction

2024-02-02T19:18:12Z

Pakue: Tutor Jakob

''(deutsche Version: [[Bohrmaschinen-Einweisung]] - Änderungen wenn möglich auch dort eintragen!)''

This is the content required for an introduction to the following tools:
* [[Introduction for::Drill Presses]]
* [[Introduction for::Corded Drills]]
* [[Introduction for::Cordless Drills]]
* [[Introduction for::Impact Drills]]
* [[Introduction for::Rotary Hammer]]
'''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:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Johannes|Johannes]], [[Tutor::User:Keno|Keno]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]], [[Tutor::User:NitramLegov|Martin]], [[Tutor::User:Lmnl99|Luca]], [[Tutor::User:Jakob|Jakob]].

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's manual, if available (check its "InfoBox" in the wiki for instructions how to find it).

== Safety ==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - no gloves.svg|50px]]

(Breathing protection recommended depending on bit and material)

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dangers !! Precautions
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_draw-in.svg|left|50px]] exposed & rapidly spinning chuck ||
* wear [[Personal Protection|personal protection]] but '''not''' [[gloves]], they could get caught!
* avoid draw in danger by '''not''' wearing loose clothes, dangling jewellery or open long hair
* stay clear of the chuck when in operation - use a [[Machine Vise|machine vise]] for small workpieces on a drill press
* make sure the drill can't accidentally be turned on when changing a bit or touching the chuck for any other reason
|-
| possible kickback due to a [[Drill Bits|drill bit]] that binds with the material ||
* be prepared for sudden movements of the tool or workpiece, especially when using large diameter drill bits or [[Hole Saw|hole saws]] - clamps and vises can be very useful!
* never use a machine vise on top of a wooden board or two unsecured wooden boards at the same time (tower rule)!
* handheld drills may transfer the kickback to your hand, not just the workpiece - firmly hold the tool and use a secondary handle if possible, especially for the [[Rotary Hammer|rotary hammer]]
|-
| a drill press table can destroy your drill bit || always check whether the tool movement you are planning is possible '''before''' turning it on
* adjust depth stop and/or table if necessary
* use a piece of [[Scrap Wood|scrap wood]] if the drill bit is too wide to fit through the hole in the table after exiting your workpiece
|-
| drill presses: belt-based speed selection || unplug the drill press before opening the belt housing at the top
|-
| [[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]] some drills do not have a prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power (''keine Anlaufsicherung'') || if the power has been lost for whatever reason, always press the "off" button before restoring it!
|-
| the chuck key can be flung at you if left in the chuck when the drill is turned on || always remove the chuck key right after using it, do not leave it in the chuck any longer than necessary
|}

== Speed Selection (Drill Press) ==
* '''unplug''' the drill press
* open the belt housing
* check the explanation inside the top to see what speed is set/which belt setup you need for your desired speed
* loosen the screw holding the motor at distance
* pull the motor towards the front to loosen the belt
* repeat as necessary:
** move the side of the belt that will go to a smaller pulley up or down (whichever you decided you'll need)
** follow with the other side of the belt
* double-check you have the belt set up for the speed you wanted and that both sides are on pulleys at the same height
* push the motor back and tighten its screw again
* close the belt housing
* plug the machine in & you're ready to drill!

== Torque & Speed (Cordless Drills) ==
Please follow these simple guidelines to avoid damage to your screws, material, or the drill itself:
* the torque ''(DE: Drehmoment)'' can typically be set with the ring before the chuck
** '''better start out too low''' than to round your [[screws|screw]] in the first try - [[wood]] may also be damaged if screws (especially self-tapping/"Spax") are inserted too deep
** the '''drilling setting at the end of the scale should only be used for drilling''', it creates way too much torque for screws and screwdriver bits!
** excessive torque does NOT make you screw faster, it really just wrecks stuff...
* there may also be variable speed settings (slider on top)
** only change when the drill is fully stopped
** use the '''slower one (1) for screwing''' to prevent slipping
** the '''higher speed can be used for drilling'''

== Suggested Reading ==
Besides these safety notes, you should read about the different [[Drill Bits|drill bits]] to know what you're doing! '''Different materials usually require different bits, and the drilling speed depends on the bit as well as the type of material.'''

[[Category:Introductions]]

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-24T17:26:20Z

Pakue: Router shaft size added

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
'''Router shaft size: 8mm'''{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table.jpg
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Spindle unlocked.jpg.jpg|thumb|300x300px|Unlocked spindle]]
This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Plates.jpg.jpg|thumb|Changing plates of the router table.]]
The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence.jpg.jpg|thumb|Fence with gap open]]
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Mitre Gauge.jpg.jpg|thumb|Mitre Gauge]]

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

==== Videos ====
<gallery>
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Bit Height.webm|How to change the bit height.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Gap.webm|Fence gap adjustment.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Guard.webm|Adjust finger guard.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Adjustment.webm|Adjust fence depth.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Bit.webm|Change bit and plate.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table In Action.webm|Usage example.
</gallery>

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-22T08:04:29Z

Pakue: /* Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table */ added videos

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table.jpg
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Spindle unlocked.jpg.jpg|thumb|300x300px|Unlocked spindle]]
This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Plates.jpg.jpg|thumb|Changing plates of the router table.]]
The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence.jpg.jpg|thumb|Fence with gap open]]
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Mitre Gauge.jpg.jpg|thumb|Mitre Gauge]]

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

==== Videos ====
<gallery>
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Bit Height.webm|How to change the bit height.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Gap.webm|Fence gap adjustment.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Guard.webm|Adjust finger guard.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Adjustment.webm|Adjust fence depth.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Bit.webm|Change bit and plate.
File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table In Action.webm|Usage example.
</gallery>

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Bit Height.webm

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File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Gap.webm

2024-01-21T14:07:05Z

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File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Guard.webm

2024-01-21T14:06:35Z

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File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence Adjustment.webm

2024-01-21T14:06:09Z

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File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table In Action.webm

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== Licensing ==
{{CC-by-sa-4.0}}

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Bit.webm

2024-01-21T13:51:53Z

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== Licensing ==
{{CC-by-sa-4.0}}

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-21T13:44:46Z

Pakue: /* Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table */ added images

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table.jpg
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Spindle unlocked.jpg.jpg|thumb|300x300px|Unlocked spindle]]
This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Plates.jpg.jpg|thumb|Changing plates of the router table.]]
The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence.jpg.jpg|thumb|Fence with gap open]]
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.
[[File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Mitre Gauge.jpg.jpg|thumb|Mitre Gauge]]

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Changing Plates.jpg.jpg

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Changing Plates of the router table

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Mitre Gauge.jpg.jpg

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Mitre Gauge

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fence.jpg.jpg

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Router table fence

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Fance Knobs.jpg.jpg

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Back of the fence with locking knobs.

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table Spindle unlocked.jpg.jpg

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Router Spindle with unlocked chuck

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-21T13:22:53Z

Pakue: /* Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table */ title image

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table.jpg
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).

The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

File:Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table.jpg

2024-01-21T13:22:25Z

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Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-21T13:18:39Z

Pakue: /* Router Bit */ more detail

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
This router table spindle is equipped with a '''lever-action chuck''', therefore '''no tools are required to change the bit'''.
To release the chuck look '''under the table''' and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle.
Ideally raise the router lift all the way up, insert the bit slightly above the desired position, then adjust it to the correct height. That way the bit shaft is inserted as much as possible and the dust extraction has the best seal with the router lift.

'''Changing the height''' is done via the '''adjustment knob on the top''' of face-plate of the router lift. Use the '''small tool''' located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. To avoid backlash in the lead screw, try to set the '''final height while raising''' the bit. Otherwise the lift may settle by a fraction of a millimetre.
Similarly the height can be '''locked/unlocked''' by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).

The router lift has '''differently sizes plates''' that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the '''height adjust tool to lever''' it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a '''digital height gauge''' located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the '''two locking knobs''' that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The '''gap''' for the router bit can be adjusted by '''moving either aluminium plate''' to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to '''adjustable stop blocks''' that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the '''transparent finger guard'''. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a '''depth stop''' similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

Don't cut into the mitre gauge!

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a '''designated shop vac''' that should '''turn on together with the router''' once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table.

'''Closing the fence gap''' when not needed and '''using the transparent finger guard''' will improve the dust extraction significantly. Also when using router bits with a bearing, having the fence with an open gap behind it will avoid dust being thrown towards the back.

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

2024-01-19T22:33:31Z

Pakue: parts

==Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table
|german=Frästisch
|image=
|synonyms=DE: Frästisch, Oberfrästisch, stationäre Oberfräse
|type=Router Table
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::Router Table|router table]]
|assetid=154
|similar=[[Table Saw|table saw]]
|used with=[[Push Blocks|push blocks]]
}}

=== Setup ===
==== Router Bit ====
This router table spindle is equipped with a lever-action chuck, therefore no tools are required to change the bit.
To release the chuck look under the table and pull the lever on the spindle towards the front of the table until it is horizontal. The spindle chuck is now release and the bit can be taken out or inserted. Push the lever down again until it is vertical to look the bit back in place. Make sure it is properly seated before starting up the spindle

Changing the height is done via the adjustment knob on the top of face-plate of the router lift. Use the small tool located on the side of the router table to turn the knob. There shouldn't much torque needed to change the height; keep the top/bottom limits in mind if you feel a resistance. 
Similarly the height can be locked/unlocked by turning the locking knob below one full rotation. Check that this lock is disengaged before adjusting the height. This lock only meant to stop vibrations changing the height of the router lift. It is not strong enough to stop you from adjusting the height (#not-a-bug #won't-fix).

The router lift has differently sizes plates that are held in place via magnets. To remove a plate use the height adjust tool to lever it out of the router lift face plate. Unused plates are stored in the 3D-printed holders in front.

There is also a digital height gauge located on the left side of the router table. Press the "C" button the zero the height. The display can't be turned off.

==== Fence ====
The fence can be adjusted in depth via the two locking knobs that clamp in the two T-profiles inside the table.

The gap for the router bit can be adjusted by moving either aluminium plate to the side. Locking knobs are in the back.

The fence has to adjustable stop blocks that allow repeatable cutting of slots. It is best to just flip them up if they are not in use to avoid misplacing them.

Whenever possible use the transparent finger guard. Set it so it's just above your workpiece.

==== Mitre Gauge ====
Similar to the table saw, the router table has a mitre gauge that runs inside the T-slot along the long side of the table. Adjust the angle as needed. The mitre gauge also has a depth stop similar to the ones on the fence. When not in use store the mitre gauge in the designated holder on the side of the table.

==== Dust Extraction ====
Below the table is a designated shop vac that should turn on together with the router once the ON button is pressed. Because the dust extraction is need inside the lift as well as the fence, the vacuum hose is split. When the dust extraction at the fence is not needed unplug the hose from the fence and put the end into the "parking spot" in the back. This plugs the extraction path of the fence and allows more air to be extracted via the router lift below the table. Might need some upgrades to be more effective than it currently is.

=== Parts ===
Here is the parts list for the complete router table in case a part breaks or someone wants to copy the design. Custom 3D printed parts can be found in the GitHub Repo: Coming Soon TM

* Router spindle - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesmotor-mit-schnellspann-system-sa-fm1000-ofl SA-FM1000-OFL] similar to MAFELL Fräsmotor FM 1000 PV-WS
* Router lift - [https://www.sautershop.de/oberfraesenlift-ofl2.0-sa-ofl2.0 Sauter OFL2.0]
* Table surface - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraestischplatte-hpl-multiplex-1020-x-610-mm-sa-hpl3.0 SA-HPL3.0]
* Dust extractor - [https://www.kaercher.com/de/professional/sauger/nass-trockensauger/ap-klasse/nt-22-1-ap-l-13786000.html Kärcher NT 22/1 Ap L]
* Fence - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-fraesanschlag-fa-sa-2.0-schwinganschlaege-set-fa-sa20-flipstop Sauter Fräsanschlag FA-SA 2.0 + Schwinganschläge]
* Mitre Gauge - [https://www.sautershop.de/sauter-winkelanschlag-mit-anschlagschiene-fo-mgc-10 FO-MGC-10]
* 6x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 868mm
* 4x Item 40 Aluminium Profile 438mm
* Electronics
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004AVIHKK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE Kemo M103N Master / Slave Switch]
** [https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07954GCXZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&language=de_DE KEDU KJD12-14]

Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

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Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

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Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

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Sauter OFL2.0 Router Table

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Horizontal Bandsaw Introduction

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This is the content required for an introduction to our [[Introduction for::Horizontal Bandsaw|Horizontal Bandsaw]] - '''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:Johannes|Johannes]]

Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's manual (see respective "InfoBox" on the [[Horizontal Bandsaw|machine page]]).
==Safety==
[[PPE|Personal protection]]: [[File:Protection - goggles.svg|50px]] [[File:Protection - hearing.svg|50px]]
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Dangers!!Precautions
|-
|[[File:Danger_-_draw-in.svg|left|50px]]entanglement/draw-in hazard||
* unplug the machine before opening the blade housing to change speeds
* do not wear loose clothing or jewellery and keep long hair under a [[hairnet]] or in a tight bun
*[[gloves]]: make an informed decision (as with the [[Table Saw|table saw]]) - they will not protect you against the blade, but against sharp or hot workpieces after cutting!
|-
| sharp, quickly moving blade that is only held in place by its own tension||
* '''always''' unplug the saw and wait for the blade to stop before opening the case of the machine
*keep all body parts at least a hand's width away from the blade whenever the saw is running
*do not remove jammed cutoff pieces until blade has stopped
|-
|loose workpieces may buckle sideways and can be thrown at high speeds
|you MUST ensure the workpiece is properly secured (touching the table and clamped tight in the vise) before turning the machine on
|-
|small splinters can fly towards the operator
|wear [[goggles]]
|-
|chips created by the machine can be sharp
|you MUST NOT remove chips by hand. Use a chip hook or a brush instead
|-
|[[File:Danger_-_sudden_start.svg|left|50px]]no prevention of turning on after loss & restoration of power (keine Anlaufsicherung)
|if the power has been lost for whatever reason, always turn the switch "off" before restoring it!
|}

==Suggested Reading==
Besides these safety notes, you should know about the different types of [[Bandsaw Blades|bandsaw blades]] in order to pick the proper one for your project.

Other useful links:
*''[https://www.bghm.de/arbeitsschuetzer/praxishilfen/arbeitsschutz-kompakt/063-arbeiten-an-metallbandsaegen "Arbeitsschutz Kompakt Nr. 63" der BGHM (DE)]''

==Demonstration==
The tutor will show you the following in detail:

* check proper adjustment of the blade with the [[Bandsaw Jig|bandsaw jig]]
** if adjustments are necessary, refer to the corresponding section on the machine page - if anything is unclear, ask a tutor for help before you change anything!
* belt-based speed selection
** common material/speed combinations: ...............
* Securing the workpiece on the machine
** adjust upper guide to just clear workpiece
** make sure the vice doesn't hit any part of the moving bandsaw, otherwise in won't complete the cut
* adjust the downward force
* Turn on the machine
* Turn the machine off after usage or in case something goes wrong
* Clean up
** remember to return the machine to townward position so there is no risk of tipping it over!
** when moving the saw make sure to hold both the upper and lower parts or it might tip over.

{{Waiting List}}
{{#set:
| checklist_title=Horizontal Bandsaw
| checklist_symbols=W018, W025
| checklist_link=https://wiki.comakingspace.de/Horizontal_Bandsaw_Introduction
| checklist_before=**Must** check blade guides clear the workpiece
| checklist_during=**Must** firmly clamp the workpiece
| checklist_after=**Should** return saw to downwards position
}}

WorkBee

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== WorkBee ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Ooznest WorkBee CNC
|german=CNC-Fräse|image=Ooznest_WorkBee_CNC.JPG
|synonyms=DE: CNC-Fräse, Portalfräsmaschine
|type=CNC Router
|material=[[wood]]
|location=[[Location::CNC Area|CNC area]]
|status=
|firmware=[[grbl]]
|assetid=3|software=[[LaserWeb]], [[Fusion360]], see [[G-Code Sender]]
|manual=[http://ooznest.co.uk/WorkBee-CNC-Full-Kit product page], click "documentation" tab
|used with=6 mm, 8 mm, 1/4" or 1/8" [[End Mills|end mills]]; ''some'' kinds of [[Router Bits|router bits]]
|similar=[[router]], [[CNC Mill|CNC mill]]
}}
'''Currently defective due to a buggy/broken controller board! See [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/307 Issue #307]'''

We built the 1500mm x 1500mm version of the [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2538752 WorkBee] [[CNC Router|CNC router]], which is based on the Openbuilds OX. It can currently cut sheet material of up to 50 mm thickness on a work area of approximately 1250{{x}}1250 mm. The surfaced ''(plangefräste)'' [[#Spoilboard|spoilboard]] area is 1260{{x}}1160 (x{{x}}y) mm.

Our plans for further improving it up can be found in [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/projects/1 our "WorkBee CNC" github project] - maybe you would like to help?

=== Fusion Setup ===
Please make sure you add the [https://github.com/comakingspace/WorkBee/blob/master/Work%20Bee%20CNC.machine machine setup] to Fusion 360.

=== Router ===

The router mounted to it is a Dewalt D26200 (GB; known outside Europe as [https://www.shapeoko.com/wiki/index.php/DWP611 DWP611]). You need to consider the sizes of its collets (''Spannzangen'') when buying your router bits.

* no-load speed: 16000 - 27000 rpm
* max cutter diameter: 30 mm
* available collet diameters:
** 8 mm
** 6 mm
** 1/4 inch (6.35 mm)
** 1/8 inch (3.175 mm)

The collets of the DW613, DW620 and DW621 also fit the router and are easier to get in Germany than the original ones.

=== Spoilboard ===

Ooznest recommends a 6mm spoiler board, our first one is 20mm thick. It is mounted to the frame using 4 drop-in [[T-Slot Nuts|T-slot nuts]]. Cutting into the boards will make it uneven, from time to time it is neccessary to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xav1uvCN6yY surface the spoiler board] again.

The total size of the spoilboard is currently 1445{{x}}1370 mm.

When there is time, we would like to [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/51 drill workholding holes into the spoilboard].

=== Electrics ===
''(partially outdated - no dedicated CNC room since 2020!)''

''The spindle and the CNC controller (CNC xPro v3) + motors are hooked up to an electrical box on the left wall. You'll find a switch and an outlet for the spindle there. In case of an emergency the whole box can be shut off via one of the two emergency stops (inside the CNC room and on the outside above the access control). Everything except the Raspberry Pi will be turned off in that case.''

The wiring of the CNC Controller board is as follows: 
[[File:CNC_Router_Wiring.jpg|400px]]

The wiring of the electrical box is as follows: 
[[File:CNC_Router_Power_Supply.png|400px]]

=== Dust Extraction ===
We have added a cyclone dust separator between the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] and the CNC router itself. Thereby, the bulk of the shavings and dust should be collected in an easily emptied box rather than the shop vac's bag.

The part that attaches the dust extraction hose to the router is called a "dust shoe". We are currently using [https://github.com/comakingspace/CommonFiles/tree/master/3DPrintingFiles/WorkbeeCNC this one] designed by [[Patrick]]. The next version should ideally fit the dust extraction hose without an adapter and include a kind of transparent, flexible "skirt" to optimize the airflow.

Other interesting designs:
* https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802301

=== Workflow ===
'''This is just an overview and does NOT replace the [[CNC Router Introduction|personal introduction]]!'''

# create the tool paths in a suitable CAM software (e.g. [[Fusion 360]])
# [[CNC Router Workholding|secure your workpiece]] on the machine's bed
# insert the appropriate collet & bit as defined in your tool paths
# turn the positioning motors on, home the machine and define the workpiece origin
# put on [[PPE|personal protection]] and turn the spindle on
# send the tool paths to the router in real time via the serial interface (USB)
## options can be found under "[[G-Code Senders]]"

HP Scanjet 5500c

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== HP Scanjet 5500c ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=HP Scanjet 5500c
|image=
|synonyms=DE: [[Has German::Flachbettscanner]]
|type=2D Scanner
|material=
|location=[[Location::Office Supply Shelf]]
|access=
|status=
|firmware=
|software=
|manual=
|tutors=
|used with=[[computers]]
|similar=[[3D Scanners|3D scanners]]
}}
If you want to install the scanner download the exe https://support.hp.com/de-de/drivers/selfservice/HP-Scanjet-5000-Scanner-series/77360/model/77362 (the Windows XP driver works for Windows 10)

Dremel 4000

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== 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]])
** 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]

Bosch PFZ 700 PE

2023-10-03T18:31:04Z

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==Bosch PFZ 700 PE==

{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=Bosch PFZ 700 PE
|german=Säbelsäge
|image=Bosch PFZ 700 PE.JPG
|synonyms=recipro saw, Sawzall; DE: Säbelsäge, Tigersäge, Elektro-Fuchsschwanz, Pendel-Fuchsschwanz
|type=Reciprocating Saw
|material=depending on the blade: [[wood]], [[metals]], [[plastics]]
|used with=
|location=[[Location::Saw Station]] (cabinets under the [[Chop Saw|chop saw]])
|manual=[https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1125358/Bosch-Pfz-700-Pe.html manualslib]
|assetid=145|similar=[[jigsaws]]
}}

== Settings ==
The reciprocating saw can be operated with different orbital action settings: 0 - 3. Depending on your workpiece, you need to use different settings:

'''Step 0:''' 
Thin or hard workpieces (e.g. metal plates, steel)

'''Step 1:''' 
Non-ferrous metals, hard wood, plastics

'''Step 2:''' 
Soft workpieces (like insulation)

'''Step 3:''' 
Soft workpieces (e.g. soft woods)

==Saw Blades==
As most power saws, the reciprocating saw supports different sawblades. The Bosch PFZ 700PE is using SDS sawblades.

 
===Wood===
[[File:Reciprocating_Saw_Sawblade_Wood.jpg|thumb|right|wood sawblade ''(Holzsägeblatt)'']]

You can find the wood sawblades in the reciprocating saw´s box in the case saying "wood".

 
===Wood and Metal===
[[File:Reciprocating_Saw_Sawblade_Wood_Metal.jpg|thumb|right|wood and metal sawblade ''(Holz- und Metallsägeblatt)'']]

You can find the wood and metal sawblades in the reciprocating saw´s box in the case saying "metal".

 
===Metal===
[[File:Reciprocating_Saw_Sawblade_Metal.jpg|thumb|right|metal sawblade ''(Metallsägeblatt)'']]

You can find the metal sawblades in the reciprocating saw´s box in the case saying "metal".

AEG Leichtbügler Typ 613080000 Perfect L

2023-10-03T18:15:14Z

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== AEG Leichtbügler Typ 613080000 Perfect L ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=AEG Leichtbügler
|german=Bügeleisen
|image=old flatiron.JPG
|synonyms=iron; DE: Bügeleisen
|type=Flatiron
|material=usually [[fabric]]; [[Edge Banding|edge banding]]
|used with=baking paper
|location=[[Location::Gluing Area]]
|manual=
|donation=
|similar=
}}

AEG HBSE100

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== AEG HBSE100 ==
{{MachineInfoBox
|machine name=AEG HBSE100
|german=Bandschleifer
|image=Beltsander AEG HBSE100.jpg
|synonyms=DE: Bandschleifer, Bandschleifgerät, Handbandschleifmaschine
|type=Belt Sander
|material=[[wood]], [[metals]]
|used with=560{{x}}100 mm [[Sanding Belts|sanding belts]]
|status='''broken'''
|location=[[Location::office]]
|manual=[https://www.libble.eu/aeg-hbse100/online-manual-13462/ libble.eu]
|donation=
|similar=other [[Handheld Sanders|handheld sanders]]; [[Belt and Disc Sander|belt and disc sander]]
}}
'''Currently broken!'''

With the AEG HBSE100 [[Belt Sander|belt sander]] it is strongly advised to wear [[Hearing Protection|hearing protection]] as it is quite loud!

This sander requires 560{{x}}100 mm belts. ''We might only have smaller belts at the moment'', so be prepared to bring your own!