https://wiki.comakingspace.de/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Rudy CoMakingSpace Wiki - User Contributions [en] 2026-04-05T23:35:38Z User Contributions MediaWiki 1.43.8 https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11349 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T12:15:08Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> === Rüdiger ===<br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> === Interests: ===<br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> === Einweisungern: ===<br /> * [[Table_Saw|Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Oscillating_Tool|Oscillating Tool (Fein Multitool)]]<br /> * [[Chop_Saw|Chop Saw (Kappsäge)]]<br /> <br /> === Wiki-Stuff ===<br /> <br /> ===== Wiki Quick Links: =====<br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> ===== Wiki Cheat Sheet =====<br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11348 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T12:14:44Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> === Rüdiger ===<br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> === Interests: ===<br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> === Einweisungern: ===<br /> * [[Table_Saw|Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Oscillating_Tool|Oscillating Tool (Fein Multitool)]]<br /> * [[Chop_Saw|Chop Saw (Kappsäge)]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===== Wiki Quick Links: =====<br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> ===== Wiki Cheat Sheet =====<br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11347 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T12:00:18Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> Einweisungern<br /> * [[Table_Saw|Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Oscillating_Tool|Oscillating Tool (Fein Multitool)]]<br /> * [[Chop_Saw|Chop Saw (Kappsäge)]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11346 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T11:59:44Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> Einweisungern<br /> * [[Table_Saw|Table Saw]]<br /> * [[Oscillating_Tool|Oscillating Tool (Fein Multitool)]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11345 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T11:58:57Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> Einweisungern<br /> * [[Table_Saw|Table Saw]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=11344 User:Rudy 2022-02-27T11:57:17Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> Einweisungern<br /> * Tabel Saw<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Anmeldesystem&diff=9801 Anmeldesystem 2021-04-09T07:23:34Z <p>Rudy: /* KW 14 (05.04. - 11.04.) */</p> <hr /> <div>WICHTIG: Ab '''März 2021''' ist der Aufenthalt im Space, auch mit [[Hygienekonzept]], nur für maximal 5 Personen aus maximal zwei Haushalte gleichzeitig möglich! Eine Mail dazu solltet ihr am 13. März bekommen haben.<br /> <br /> Zur Anmeldung haben wir uns diese Regeln überlegt, um diese Einschränkung möglichst fair zu gestalten:<br /> * die Rahmenzeiten sind verbindlich - bitte weder überziehen noch &quot;ins Blaue&quot; blocken und dann erst viel später auftauchen!<br /> * immer nur eine zukünftige Reservierung pro Person: also den nächsten Tag erst eintragen, wenn der aktuell reservierte angebrochen ist<br /> * möglichst mit einem Tag Vorlauf eintragen! So können wir Missverständnisse/Doppelbuchungen noch rechtzeitig bemerken<br /> * '''sollte ein Schlüsselzugang entgegen dieser Regeln ohne Voranmeldung genutzt werden, müssen wir ihn leider ohne weitere Verwarnung bis zum Ende des Monats sperren'''<br /> <br /> [[Management|Meldet euch]] gerne mit allen Fragen und Verbesserungsvorschlägen! Der Austausch mit anderen findet diesen Winter am besten von zuhause aus statt: schaut doch mal im [https://whereby.com/comakingspace whereby-Videochat] oder unseren anderen [[Community]]-Ressourcen vorbei :-)<br /> <br /> ::''ENGLISH SUMMARY''<br /> ::''only a maximum of 5 persons from maximum two households are allowed in the Space at the moment! To make this restriction as fair as possible, we came up with these rules:''<br /> ::* ''stick to your times - please avoid overstaying as well as booking more than you need &quot;to be safe&quot;''<br /> ::* ''only one future reservation at a time: so please wait with booking your next slot until the current one has at least started''<br /> ::* ''if possible, book at least a day in advance! That way, we can spot misunderstandings/overbooking in time''<br /> ::* ''if a key is used against these rules, we'll have to block it for the rest of the month without further warning''<br /> <br /> <br /> ==KW 14 (05.04. - 11.04.)==<br /> <br /> *Montag<br /> **[[User:Mfisch3r|Markus]] &amp; [[User:St3ffi|Steffi]] 16:00 - 19:00<br /> *Dienstag<br /> **[[User:Mfisch3r|Markus]] 17:30 - 20:00<br /> *Mittwoch<br /> **[[User:Mfisch3r|Markus]] 18:00 - 20:30<br /> *Donnerstag<br /> **[[User:Ciaran|Ciaran]] 9:00 - 12:00 (+ Guest 9:00 - 12:00)<br /> **[[User:Gregor|Gregor]] 12:00 - 17:00 (+ son)<br /> **[[User:Mfisch3r|Markus]] 18:00 - 20:30<br /> **Karel 20:15 - 21:30<br /> <br /> *Freitag<br /> **[[User:Ciaran|Ciaran]] 9:00 - 12:00 (+ Guest 9:00 - 12:00)<br /> **[[User:Keno|Keno]] 19:00 - 02:00 (Biete Aufsicht für eine weitere Person an)<br /> **[[User:Rudy|Rudy]] 19:00 - 21:00 (Unter Aufsicht von [[User:Keno|Keno])<br /> *Samstag<br /> **{{NL}} 14:00 - 20:00<br /> ** [[User:Mfisch3r|Markus]] &amp; [[User:St3ffi|Steffi]] 13:00 - 20:00<br /> *Sonntag<br /> <br /> ==KW 15 (12.04. - 18.04.)==<br /> <br /> *Montag<br /> *Dienstag<br /> *Mittwoch<br /> *Donnerstag<br /> *Freitag<br /> *Samstag<br /> *Sonntag<br /> <br /> ==KW 16 (19.04. - 25.04.)==<br /> <br /> *Montag<br /> *Dienstag<br /> *Mittwoch<br /> *Donnerstag<br /> *Freitag<br /> *Samstag<br /> *Sonntag<br /> <br /> ==KW 17 (26.04. - 02.05.)==<br /> <br /> *Montag<br /> *Dienstag<br /> *Mittwoch<br /> *Donnerstag<br /> *Freitag<br /> *Samstag<br /> *Sonntag</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9638 User:Rudy 2021-03-07T13:30:39Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> * [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> * [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9637 User:Rudy 2021-03-07T13:30:28Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> [[User:Rudy/Sandbox]]<br /> [[Metal_Workshop/Gallery]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy/Sandbox&diff=9636 User:Rudy/Sandbox 2021-03-07T13:29:49Z <p>Rudy: Created page with &quot;Platz zum spielen&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Platz zum spielen</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Music_Station&diff=9617 Project:Music Station 2021-03-03T15:14:27Z <p>Rudy: /* Different speaker */ Link fixed</p> <hr /> <div>{{ProjectInfoBox<br /> |project title=Music Station<br /> |image=MusicStation 06.jpg<br /> |status=done<br /> |date=August 2018<br /> |initiator={{NL}}<br /> |team={{NL}}<br /> |tools=[[Raspberry Pi]]<br /> |materials=[[Film Faced Plywood|film faced plywood]]<br /> |software=[https://github.com/NitramLegov/Musicbox Musicbox]<br /> }}<br /> Since existing bluetooth speakers do not provide enough power, {{NL}} decided to build custom speakers for usage on the camping ground of different festivals.<br /> <br /> == Software ==<br /> The system is based on a regular Rasbian Lite installation, which gets adjusted by the installation script in the following way:<br /> # Installation and configuration of mopidy and useful extensions<br /> # Installation and configuration of bt_speaker<br /> <br /> == Hardware ==<br /> From an electronics perspective, the system uses a [[Raspberry Pi]] in combination with a [http://www.suptronics.com/xseries/x400.html X400 HAT].<br /> It gets powered by a couple of lead batteries.<br /> <br /> The wiring is as follows:<br /> GPIO 22 &amp; GND are connected to the shutdown button.<br /> GPIO 14 &amp; GND are connected to the status LED.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> The case is built with [[Film Faced Plywood|film faced plywood]]:<br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;/&gt;<br /> &lt;gallery mode=packed-hover heights=250&gt;<br /> File:MusicStation_09.jpg|First draft in [[SketchUp]]<br /> File:MusicStation_10.jpg|First draft in [[SketchUp]]<br /> File:MusicStation_01.jpg|The electronics arrived and had to be tested<br /> File:MusicStation_02.jpg|Materials for building the box<br /> File:MusicStation_03.jpg|First part done<br /> File:MusicStation_04.jpg|The door got attached<br /> File:MusicStation_05.jpg|Inside of the door <br /> File:MusicStation_06.jpg|Box built <br /> File:MusicStation_07.jpg|First test of the assembled box<br /> File:MusicStation_11.jpg|Added some handles<br /> File:MusicStation_08.jpg|And finally control buttons <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> == Further Improvements ==<br /> ===Check possibility to use a ESP32===<br /> On the last Festival, I was mainly using the bluetooth functionality. Playback using Mopidy as well as the Wifi Hotspot was not really used. For bluetooth playback, a ESP32 should be enough. This should lower the needed power significantly.<br /> <br /> ===Shutdown board in case of power losses===<br /> Since the system is powered by batteries, there is a possibility of sudden power outages due to a lack of remaining battery power. Therefore, there should be a circuit which either switches from one battery to another and then possibly sends a shutdown signal to the system.<br /> <br /> Note: This is only needed for Raspberry Pi based systems.<br /> <br /> ===Different speaker===<br /> So far the system is based on [https://www.visaton.de/en/products/drivers/coaxial-speakers/px-10-4-ohm Visaton PX-10 speakers]. Since they don't provide ''[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thiele-Small-Parameter Thiele/Small parameters]'', I didn´t calculate the needed box volume and just made a 12 liter box for each speaker, which is most likely way too much.<br /> <br /> The next version should use different speakers where the ideal box volume is known.<br /> <br /> ===Make a workshop out of it===<br /> Once the new design is complete and tested, there could be a [[seminar]] in which we teach others to build their own bluetooth speaker.<br /> <br /> ===Design a 3D-Printed front for the controls===<br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio]]<br /> [[Category:Electronics]]<br /> [[Category:Raspberry Pi]]<br /> [[Category:Woodworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Metal_Workshop&diff=9616 Metal Workshop 2021-03-03T15:09:59Z <p>Rudy: gallery for tools</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:partial metal workshop.JPG|right|300px]]<br /> The perfect place to do your [[metalworking]]!<br /> <br /> ''We are currently equipping the metal workshop, more information and layout to follow!''<br /> <br /> == Safety First ==<br /> Activities in the metal workshop may generate noise, sparks, heat, bright light and sharp pieces. Choose your [[Personal Protection|personal protection]] according to what you and other Makers are doing at any time!<br /> <br /> To avoid surprises, assume '''everything is hotter, sharper and heavier than it looks''' until you have safely determined the opposite.<br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths = 200<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | format=ul<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | format=ul<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Facilities]]<br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Wrenches&diff=9614 Wrenches 2021-03-02T19:35:07Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Wrenches are normally used to fasten hex-head [[screws]] or to hold [[nuts]] in place when fastening a screw with another wrench or [[screwdriver]].<br /> <br /> For the popular [[Bits|bit]] based tool please have a look at our [[Socket Wrench|socket wrench]]. <br /> <br /> == Combination Wrenches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Wrenches<br /> |image=combination wrenches.JPG<br /> |synonyms=open-ring spanners, combination spanners;&lt;br&gt;DE: Ring-Maulschlüssel, &quot;Maul-Ringschlüssel&quot;<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[screws]], [[nuts]]<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrenches|adjustable wrenches]], [[Socket Wrenches|socket wrenches]],&lt;br&gt;[[#Open-End Wrenches|open-end wrenches]]<br /> }}<br /> Combination wrenches are open on one side and have an angled ring with a double-hex profile on the other side that can improve the grip on hex head [[screws]] and [[nuts]]. This ring also allows interlocking two of them (or one with something else, see photo) for a longer lever.<br /> <br /> [[File:Wrench for leverage.jpg|thumb|right|220px|the &quot;ring&quot; side can be useful to increase the length of a lever, e.g. as necessary to move a rusty [[Threaded Rods|thread]]]]<br /> <br /> Our current selection includes:<br /> * 6 mm<br /> * 7 mm<br /> * 8 mm (2x)<br /> * 9 mm (2x)<br /> * 10 mm (2x)<br /> * 11 mm<br /> * 12 mm (2x)<br /> * 13 mm (2x)<br /> * 15 mm (2x)<br /> * 17 mm<br /> * 19 mm (2x, one at the [[Metal Lathe|metal lathe]])<br /> * 20 mm (at the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]])<br /> * 22 mm<br /> * 24 mm (at the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]])<br /> * 32 mm (at the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]])<br /> * 50 mm<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Open-End Wrenches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Open-End Wrenches<br /> |image=Clé plate.jpg<br /> |synonyms=open-end spanners, free wrenches;&lt;br&gt;DE: Gabelschlüssel,&lt;br&gt;Doppelmaulschlüssel, Schraubenschlüssel<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=<br /> |material=[[screws]], [[nuts]]<br /> |similar=[[Combination Wrenches|combination wrenches]], [[Adjustable Wrenches|adjustable wrenches]],&lt;br&gt;[[Socket Wrenches|socket wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> &quot;Regular&quot; wrenches. We actually don't have any of these in our workshops because [[#Combination Wrenches|combination wrenches]] are much easier to hang on the wall!<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Adjustable Wrenches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Adjustable Wrenches<br /> |image=Adjustable wrench.JPG<br /> |synonyms=adjustable spanners, shifting spanners, shifters,&lt;br&gt;&quot;crescent wrenches/C-wrenches&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Rollgabelschlüssel, Engländer<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=[[screws]], [[nuts]]<br /> |similar=[[#Open-End Wrenches|open-end wrenches]], [[#Combination Wrenches|combination wrenches]],&lt;br&gt;[[Socket Wrenches|socket wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> This tool is a great space-saver when you're not sure which sizes to bring! Use a regular wrench for a nicer fit if you can, it also won't be as head-heavy as the adjustable version...<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Pipe Wrench ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Pipe Wrench<br /> |image=pipe wrench.jpg<br /> |synonyms=Stillson wrench; DE: Rohrzange,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Eckschwede&quot;<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=''[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]'' (for now)<br /> |material=soft [[metal]] (usually pipes)<br /> |similar=[[pliers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Pipe wrenches are often confused with [[Pliers#Tongue-and-Groove Pliers|tongue-and-groove pliers]] but are actually very differently constructed.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Repair]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Taps_and_Dies&diff=9613 Taps and Dies 2021-03-02T19:33:05Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps and Dies<br /> |image=taps and dies.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindeschneider<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> }}<br /> Taps and dies are used to create or clean up threads, usually in [[metal]].<br /> <br /> Three-stage taps need to be used in the correct order ('''from rough to fine'''). You can tell the order by judging how complete the cutting edge is or by the rings around the shaft: '''1 ring -&gt; 2 rings -&gt; no ring'''.<br /> <br /> Here's a [http://makezine.com/2017/03/16/tapping-and-threading/ makezine tutorial on using taps and dies].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Taps ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps<br /> |image=M3 to M12 taps.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindebohrer,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Innengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=bit<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Taps can be ruined by incorrect use, please ask for help if you are new to them. Into anything harder than [[aluminum]], they are '''driven by hand''' using a tap wrench (DE: Windeisen).<br /> <br /> Did you know? The proper drill bit size for common thread diameters can also be found on the back of the [[Calipers#Digital Caliper|digital caliper]]!<br /> <br /> We've got a set of M3/4/5/6/8/10/12 three-stage taps with holders. [[User:Lmnl99|Lmnl99]] also brought in an M2 tap which only works with our holders when a piece of tape is wrapped around the shaft.<br /> <br /> The rough M3 tap (one ring) was broken and '''is currently missing'''.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dies ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Dies<br /> |image=M3 to M12 dies.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schneideisen, &lt;br&gt;&quot;Außengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]'', ''very hard [[wood]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> We have an assortment of dies of the following sizes:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> |M3<br /> |- <br /> |M4<br /> |-<br /> |M5<br /> |-<br /> |M6<br /> |-<br /> |M8<br /> |-<br /> |M10<br /> |-<br /> |M12<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Bits]]<br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Taps_and_Dies&diff=9612 Taps and Dies 2021-03-02T19:32:53Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps and Dies<br /> |image=taps and dies.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindeschneider<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Taps and dies are used to create or clean up threads, usually in [[metal]].<br /> <br /> Three-stage taps need to be used in the correct order ('''from rough to fine'''). You can tell the order by judging how complete the cutting edge is or by the rings around the shaft: '''1 ring -&gt; 2 rings -&gt; no ring'''.<br /> <br /> Here's a [http://makezine.com/2017/03/16/tapping-and-threading/ makezine tutorial on using taps and dies].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Taps ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps<br /> |image=M3 to M12 taps.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindebohrer,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Innengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=bit<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Taps can be ruined by incorrect use, please ask for help if you are new to them. Into anything harder than [[aluminum]], they are '''driven by hand''' using a tap wrench (DE: Windeisen).<br /> <br /> Did you know? The proper drill bit size for common thread diameters can also be found on the back of the [[Calipers#Digital Caliper|digital caliper]]!<br /> <br /> We've got a set of M3/4/5/6/8/10/12 three-stage taps with holders. [[User:Lmnl99|Lmnl99]] also brought in an M2 tap which only works with our holders when a piece of tape is wrapped around the shaft.<br /> <br /> The rough M3 tap (one ring) was broken and '''is currently missing'''.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dies ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Dies<br /> |image=M3 to M12 dies.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schneideisen, &lt;br&gt;&quot;Außengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]'', ''very hard [[wood]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> We have an assortment of dies of the following sizes:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> |M3<br /> |- <br /> |M4<br /> |-<br /> |M5<br /> |-<br /> |M6<br /> |-<br /> |M8<br /> |-<br /> |M10<br /> |-<br /> |M12<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Bits]]<br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Taps_and_Dies&diff=9611 Taps and Dies 2021-03-02T19:32:05Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps and Dies<br /> |image=taps and dies.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindeschneider<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> Taps and dies are used to create or clean up threads, usually in [[metal]].<br /> <br /> Three-stage taps need to be used in the correct order ('''from rough to fine'''). You can tell the order by judging how complete the cutting edge is or by the rings around the shaft: '''1 ring -&gt; 2 rings -&gt; no ring'''.<br /> <br /> Here's a [http://makezine.com/2017/03/16/tapping-and-threading/ makezine tutorial on using taps and dies].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Taps ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps<br /> |image=M3 to M12 taps.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindebohrer,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Innengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=bit<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Taps can be ruined by incorrect use, please ask for help if you are new to them. Into anything harder than [[aluminum]], they are '''driven by hand''' using a tap wrench (DE: Windeisen).<br /> <br /> Did you know? The proper drill bit size for common thread diameters can also be found on the back of the [[Calipers#Digital Caliper|digital caliper]]!<br /> <br /> We've got a set of M3/4/5/6/8/10/12 three-stage taps with holders. [[User:Lmnl99|Lmnl99]] also brought in an M2 tap which only works with our holders when a piece of tape is wrapped around the shaft.<br /> <br /> The rough M3 tap (one ring) was broken and '''is currently missing'''.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dies ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Dies<br /> |image=M3 to M12 dies.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schneideisen, &lt;br&gt;&quot;Außengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]'', ''very hard [[wood]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> We have an assortment of dies of the following sizes:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> |M3<br /> |- <br /> |M4<br /> |-<br /> |M5<br /> |-<br /> |M6<br /> |-<br /> |M8<br /> |-<br /> |M10<br /> |-<br /> |M12<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Bits]]<br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Taps_and_Dies&diff=9610 Taps and Dies 2021-03-02T19:31:14Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps and Dies<br /> |image=taps and dies.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindeschneider<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> Taps and dies are used to create or clean up threads, usually in [[metal]].<br /> <br /> Three-stage taps need to be used in the correct order ('''from rough to fine'''). You can tell the order by judging how complete the cutting edge is or by the rings around the shaft: '''1 ring -&gt; 2 rings -&gt; no ring'''.<br /> <br /> Here's a [http://makezine.com/2017/03/16/tapping-and-threading/ makezine tutorial on using taps and dies].<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Taps ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Taps<br /> |image=M3 to M12 taps.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Gewindebohrer,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Innengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=bit<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]''<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Taps can be ruined by incorrect use, please ask for help if you are new to them. Into anything harder than [[aluminum]], they are '''driven by hand''' using a tap wrench (DE: Windeisen).<br /> <br /> Did you know? The proper drill bit size for common thread diameters can also be found on the back of the [[Calipers#Digital Caliper|digital caliper]]!<br /> <br /> We've got a set of M3/4/5/6/8/10/12 three-stage taps with holders. [[User:Lmnl99|Lmnl99]] also brought in an M2 tap which only works with our holders when a piece of tape is wrapped around the shaft.<br /> <br /> The rough M3 tap (one ring) was broken and '''is currently missing'''.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dies ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Dies<br /> |image=M3 to M12 dies.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schneideisen, &lt;br&gt;&quot;Außengewindeschneider&quot;<br /> |type=<br /> |access=read this page<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], ''[[plastic]]'', ''very hard [[wood]]''<br /> }}<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> We have an assortment of dies of the following sizes:<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> |M3<br /> |- <br /> |M4<br /> |-<br /> |M5<br /> |-<br /> |M6<br /> |-<br /> |M8<br /> |-<br /> |M10<br /> |-<br /> |M12<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Bits]]<br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Punches&diff=9609 Punches 2021-03-02T19:27:39Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Punches are small tools driven with a [[Hammers|hammer]], e.g. in order to leave a mark or a hole.<br /> <br /> == Center Punches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Center Punch<br /> |image=center punch.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Körner<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=above [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], [[wood]], [[plastic]]<br /> |used with=[[hammers]]<br /> }}<br /> If you want to mark something harder than the listed materials (such as [[stone]] or [[Material:Concrete|concrete]]), just use a cheap [[Nails|nail]] instead of this tool!<br /> <br /> Can be re-sharpened on a [[Bench Grinder|bench grinder]].<br /> <br /> To precisely mark round stock, we could think about making a centering bell which would automatically align the center punch. &lt;sup&gt;[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6rner_(Werkzeug)]&lt;/sup&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Hole Punches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Hole Punches<br /> |image=hole punches.JPG<br /> |synonyms=leather punches, round punches, drive punches;&lt;br&gt;DE: Locheisen, Ausschlageisen, Stanzeisen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (hand tool area)<br /> |material=[[fabric]], [[leather]], [[paper]], [[Foam Rubber|foam rubber]]<br /> |similar=[[Punch Pliers|punch pliers]]<br /> |used with=non-metal [[hammers]] or [[mallets]];&lt;br&gt;some kind of soft support under the workpiece<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> For smaller holes, see [[Punch Pliers|punch pliers]]. For the common office tool, see [[Two-Hole Punch|two-hole punch]].<br /> <br /> As seen [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZYgMgfDj7o#t=10m59s towards the end of a very interesting lamp build on YouTube], chucking a hole punch into a drill may actually work pretty well to cut wooden plugs (verification needed)!<br /> <br /> Available sizes:<br /> * 2.5 mm<br /> * 3 mm<br /> * 4 mm<br /> * 5 mm<br /> * 6 mm<br /> * 7 mm<br /> * 8 mm<br /> * 9 mm<br /> * 10 mm<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Drift Punches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Drift Punch<br /> |image=drift punch.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Durchtreiber, Nageltreiber,&lt;br&gt;Durchschlag, Senkstift<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=above [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]]<br /> |material=[[nails]]<br /> |used with=[[hammers]]<br /> |similar=pin punch<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Use this punch to align drilled pieces, e.g. for [[Rivets|riveting]], or to drive [[nails]] in a little deeper without leaving ugly [[Hammers|hammer]] marks. There are also varieties with a cupped end for the nail head to disappear into, but we just have a simple straight one.<br /> <br /> Also useful for removing nail fragments from [[Scrap Wood|scrap wood]]!<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Number &amp; Letter Punches ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Number &amp; Letter Punches<br /> |image=number &amp; letter punches.JPG<br /> |synonyms=number &amp; letter punch engravers,&lt;br&gt; alphabet punches; DE: Schlagstempel,&lt;br&gt;Schlagzahlen &amp; Schlagbuchstaben,&lt;br&gt;Schlagziffern &amp; Schlaglettern<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metals]], [[leather]], perhaps others<br /> |used with=[[hammers]]<br /> |similar=number &amp; letter stamps<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> If you are unsure whether your material is malleable enough, please try a [[Center Punches|center punch]] before the numbers and letters - the center punch is easily re-sharpened in case the material is too hard, but these punches could be ruined!<br /> <br /> After punching, the pushed out metal should be removed with a [[file]] or [[sandpaper]]. &lt;sup&gt;[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlagstempel]&lt;/sup&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:letter punch test.JPG|a quick test of the punches on some (very) old [[Sheet Metal|sheet metal]]|thumb|left]]<br /> <br /> Besides the set that is already shared, {{£}} has a 36-piece set of number &amp; letter punches includes each letter from A-Z, the &quot;&amp;&quot; symbol and the numbers 0-8 (&quot;6&quot; is the same as &quot;9&quot;). The characters are 4 mm high.<br /> <br /> === Alignment Jig ===<br /> It can be difficult to put all symbols on a straight line and keep an even distance - so if you're going to stamp something important, it may be worth making a [https://www.instructables.com/id/Improved-Jig-F%C3%B6r-PunchingStamping-LettersNumbers-S/ more or less sophisticated jig] in advance!<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Marking &amp; Measuring]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9608 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:24:33Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> |image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9607 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:23:25Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> |image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9606 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:22:31Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9605 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:11:54Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9604 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:11:13Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Pliers&diff=9603 Pliers 2021-03-02T19:10:47Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Pliers are hand tools to strongly grip, squeeze or cut a workpiece with one hand.<br /> <br /> For the wide-jawed tool used to extract nails, please visit [[Pincers|&quot;pincers&quot;]]. For the special adjustable pliers that stay shut with no need to hold them, see [[Grip Pliers|&quot;grip pliers&quot;]].<br /> <br /> == Combination Pliers ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Combination Pliers<br /> |image=tool-pliers.jpg<br /> |imageproblem= {{WMC}}<br /> |synonyms=DE: Kombizange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Material:Metal|metal]], [[Material:Nails|nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], wires<br /> }}<br /> A very common type of pliers are combination pliers which can be used to cut, grip and squeeze. We have ''a few'' of this kind.<br /> <br /> Combination pliers are, for example, well suited to tighten and trim [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]] if they are used in easily accessible places or to bend thin sheet metal.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Needle-Nose Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle-Nose Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Klein Tools D203-6.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Spitzzangen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metals]]; [[nails]], [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]], [[staples]], wires<br /> |similar=[[tweezers]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Needle-nose pliers are similar to combination pliers but are typically used for more delicate gripping and bending tasks. For example, they are quite useful for removing [[staples]] from ''soft'' [[wood]]. Where these pliers are still too big, you may want to use [[tweezers]].<br /> <br /> They come in a bent and straight variety.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Tongue-and-Groove Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tongue-and-Groove Pliers<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Vandpumpetang.jpg<br /> |synonyms=water pump pliers, adjustable pliers,&lt;br&gt;&quot;Channellock pliers&quot;; DE: Wasserpumpenzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]]<br /> |material=hex head [[screws]], [[nuts]], pipes<br /> |similar=[[Adjustable Wrench|(adjustable) wrenches]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Tongue-and-groove pliers can be useful to grip nuts and bolts or pretty much any other material as they are widely adjustable. However, an actual [[Wrenches|wrench]] is a better choice if the size you require is available.<br /> <br /> They also yield pretty high gripping force due to their long handles which may be useful in some squeezing or crimping applications.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Diagonal Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Diagonal Pliers<br /> |image=Heavy wire cutters.jpg<br /> |synonyms=diagonal cutters, side cutters, &quot;nippers&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Seitenschneider<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]], [[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[metal]] wires, [[Material:Zip Ties|zip ties]]<br /> |similar=[[Bolt Cutter|bolt cutter]], [[Flush Cutters|flush cutters]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Diagonal cutting pliers are used to snip wires, e.g. in electrical work. Although a cutter is included in [[Pliers#Combination Pliers|combination pliers]] and many [[Pliers#Needle-Nose Pliers|needle-nose pliers]] as well, these can be sharpened much more easily and enable the user to reach wires in tight corners as the cutting edge continues over the entire length of the tool head.<br /> <br /> [[Flush Cutters|Flush cutters]] can reach even tighter spaces and are used for delicate [[electronics]] work.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Crimping Pliers==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Crimping Pliers<br /> |image=CrimpingPliers.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Krimpzange<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Electronics Room|electronics room]]<br /> |material=[[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]], [[metal]] wires<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Crimping pliers are used to squeeze connectors around the ends of wires/cables. <br /> <br /> Many types exist for optimum fit to the varius types of [[crimps]] or [[ferrules]], the orange pliers in the picture are made for [[Dupont Crimps|Dupont crimps]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Lathe_Tools&diff=9601 Lathe Tools 2021-03-02T18:38:55Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Tool Bits<br /> |image=Lathe Tool bild 1.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Drehmeißel, Drehstähle,&lt;br&gt;Plandrehmeißel, Längsdrehmeißel<br /> |type=[[turning]] tools<br /> |material=<br /> |used with=[[Metal Lathe|metal lathe]]<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=[[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]]<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=<br /> |similar=[[Woodturning Tools|woodturning tools]]<br /> }}<br /> Tool bits are the &quot;cutters&quot; you need to install on the [[Metal Lathe|metal lathe]] to remove material.<br /> [[File:Lathe Drehmeißelaufnahme.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The toolholder can holt tool bits between 8 and 12 mm.]]<br /> [[File:Drehmeißel eingespant.jpg|500px]]<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;/&gt;<br /> == Centers ==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name= Center at tail stock<br /> |image=Rollkörnerbild1.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Rollkörner<br /> |type=[[turning]] tools<br /> |material=<br /> |used with=[[Metal Lathe|metal lathe]]<br /> |location=[[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[File:Rollkörnerbild2.jpg|500px|thumb|left|The center at the tail stock is used when working with large workpieces]]<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;/&gt;<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Center drill<br /> |image=Zentrierbohrer.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Zentrierbohrer<br /> |type=[[turning]] tools<br /> |material=<br /> |used with=[[Metal Lathe|metal lathe]]<br /> |location=[[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Drehzahl beim Plan-/Längsdrehmeißel: Vc/π*Durchmesser<br /> <br /> Rollkörner max 1500/min<br /> <br /> Zentrierbohrer ca. 1500/min<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=&quot;all&quot;/&gt;<br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> * Wikipedia<br /> ** [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drehmei%C3%9Fel ''DE: Drehmeißel'']<br /> ** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lathe ''EN: Lathe'']<br /> ** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool_bit ''EN: Tool bit'']<br /> ** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lathe_center ''EN: Lathe Center'']<br /> <br /> [[Category:Turning]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Abrasive_Discs&diff=9600 Abrasive Discs 2021-03-02T18:38:03Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>''(For simple discs cut out of sandpaper, see [[Sanding Discs|sanding discs]])''<br /> <br /> Rigid abrasive discs are mainly used in [[metalworking]] and exist in several varieties. For example, they may be suited for grinding or cutting, consist of layered [[sandpaper]] or resin-embedded abrasive particles, and are optimized for different [[Elementary Materials|materials]].<br /> <br /> They fit on different [[Power Tools|power tools]] depending on their outer diameter and central mounting hole.<br /> <br /> == Cut-Off Wheels ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Cut-Off Wheels<br /> |image=Cut-Off Wheels.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Trennscheiben<br /> |type=consumable tool<br /> |material=depends on the type of disc - &lt;br&gt;NOT [[aluminum]]<br /> |used with=[[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]], [[Rotary Tools|rotary tools]],&lt;br&gt;''potentially [[Chop Saw|chop saw]]''<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=1 € (for 125 mm discs)<br /> |similar=<br /> }}<br /> Cut-off wheels come in a wide range of sizes and may fit on a [[Rotary Tool|rotary tool]], [[Disc Grinder|disc grinder]] or even a [[Chop Saw|chop saw]].<br /> <br /> In order to cut effectively, these discs are very thin. They should not be used for grinding (workpiece contacting the faces) as that could cause them to shatter!<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Grinding Discs ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Grinding Discs<br /> |image=Grinding Discs.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schruppscheiben<br /> |type=consumable tool<br /> |material=depends on the type of disc - &lt;br&gt;NOT [[aluminum]]<br /> |used with=[[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]], [[Rotary Tools|rotary tools]],&lt;br&gt;''potentially [[Chop Saw|chop saw]]''<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Grinding discs are thicker and sturdier than [[#Cut-Off Wheels|cut-off wheels]] which makes them suitable for grinding (&quot;sideways&quot; material removal). You should not attempt a cut with these discs, they have a much too large contact area then and will overheat and cause strong kickback.<br /> <br /> These discs are usually made for [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Flap Discs ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Flap Discs<br /> {{WMC}}|image=Flap_disk.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Fächerschleifscheiben<br /> |type=<br /> |material=<br /> |used with=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=<br /> |tutors=<br /> |manual=<br /> |donation=<br /> |similar=<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> We '''don't''' have flap discs in our [[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]] yet but they are supposed to be really effective for surface work! They are used like [[Grinding Discs|grinding discs]] but consist of layered sandpaper pieces rather than resin-embedded abrasive particles.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Personal_Protection&diff=9599 Personal Protection 2021-03-02T10:17:47Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Personal protection gear<br /> |image=Personal protection.JPG<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> }}<br /> No matter how well you know a tool and how many times you have read its manual, personal protection is essential to workshop safety. While everyone is generally responsible for their own PPE (personal protective equipment), some commonly needed items are suitable for sharing.<br /> <br /> '''You can find those next to the door from the [[Common Room|common room]] to the [[Wood Workshop|wood workshop]].'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Goggles ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Goggles<br /> |image=safety goggles.JPG<br /> |synonyms=safety glasses, safety eyewear; DE: Schutzbrillen<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Wear goggles for any task involving dust, sparks, shards, chemicals or overhead work!<br /> <br /> When using especially eye-threatening tools such as [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]] or the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]] you should '''also''' wear a [[Face Shield|face shield]].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Face Shields ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Face Shields<br /> |image=face shield.JPG<br /> |synonyms=visors, grinding visors; DE: Visiere,&lt;br&gt;Gesichtsschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> |used with=[[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]], [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]]<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (wall above [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]]);&lt;br&gt;[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |manual=<br /> |similar=[[goggles]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Face shields protect a much larger area than [[goggles]] and are unlikely to let something dangerous come around them. However, it is a good idea to still wear goggles underneath for extra security and the times when you move the shield up (same as with [[Welding Helmets|welding helmets]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Ear Defenders ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Ear Defenders<br /> |image=ear defenders.JPG<br /> |synonyms=acoustic earmuffs, hearing protection,&lt;br&gt;hearing muffs, &quot;Mickey Mouse&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Ohrenschützer, Kapselgehörschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=sound waves<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Ear defenders protect your ears against noise (and, technically, also wet willies).<br /> <br /> * explanation of rating system: [http://www.moldex-europe.com/service/schalldaemmwerte-gehoerschutz/ (DE)]<br /> ** in short, SNR (single number rating) expresses the average noise reduction and the other values correspond to reduction of high, medium or low frequency sounds <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Gloves ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Gloves<br /> |image=Gloves_Single.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Handschuhe<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=splinters, chemicals<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Common types are &quot;work gloves&quot; for mechanical protection (e.g. sharp edges, heat) and disposable latex gloves for liquid and [[Adhesives|adhesive]] handling.<br /> <br /> '''Never wear gloves when operating a [[Drill Press|drill press]] or similar rotating tool!'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dust Masks ==<br /> {{MaterialInfoBox<br /> |material name=Dust Masks<br /> |image=Dust_mask.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Staubmasken, Atemmasken<br /> |available=no, please bring your own!<br /> |donation=<br /> |location=<br /> |contains=<br /> |similar=[[respirators]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> [[Category:Dust]]<br /> Depending on the type of work different kinds of dust/vapour protection is needed. Generally they are [http://www.tsi.com/uploadedFiles/_Site_Root/Products/Literature/Application_Notes/AFT-003_EN%20143-appnote.pdf classified] into P1-P3, where P1 protects against 80%, P2 94% and P3 99,95% of particles. When working in the workshop while dust is generated a P1 or P2 mask should be worn.<br /> <br /> Single-use dust masks like the one pictured are rather cheap, but it is recommended to use a proper [http://solutions.3mdeutschland.de/wps/portal/3M/de_DE/arbeitsschutz/psa/produkte/~/Gase-Dämpfe-Masken/Halbmasken?N=5548558+3294857489&amp;rt=r3 half mask] with the appropriate filter as these seal much better on the face.<br /> <br /> Toxic vapours can be filtered via active carbon.<br /> <br /> Hooking up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] to power tools whenever possible greatly ''reduces'' the need for these and keeps the room around you clean as well.<br /> <br /> Examples of especially hazardous materials while sanding/cutting etc. (also see &quot;[[dust]]&quot;):<br /> <br /> * [[hardwood]]<br /> * steel (especially [[Material:Stainless Steel|stainless]])<br /> * composite materials (like carbon/glass fibre)<br /> * various kinds of [[plastics]]<br /> * silicon (''Silizium'') - that's why you don't actually use sand for &quot;[[sandblasting]]&quot;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Safety]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9598 User:Rudy 2021-03-02T10:17:20Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> https://wiki.comakingspace.de/Metal_Workshop/Gallery<br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Personal_Protection&diff=9597 Personal Protection 2021-03-02T10:16:34Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Personal protection gear<br /> |image=Personal protection.JPG<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> }}<br /> No matter how well you know a tool and how many times you have read its manual, personal protection is essential to workshop safety. While everyone is generally responsible for their own PPE (personal protective equipment), some commonly needed items are suitable for sharing.<br /> <br /> '''You can find those next to the door from the [[Common Room|common room]] to the [[Wood Workshop|wood workshop]].'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Goggles ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Goggles<br /> |image=safety goggles.JPG<br /> |synonyms=safety glasses, safety eyewear; DE: Schutzbrillen<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> }}<br /> Wear goggles for any task involving dust, sparks, shards, chemicals or overhead work!<br /> <br /> When using especially eye-threatening tools such as [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]] or the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]] you should '''also''' wear a [[Face Shield|face shield]].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Face Shields ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Face Shields<br /> |image=face shield.JPG<br /> |synonyms=visors, grinding visors; DE: Visiere,&lt;br&gt;Gesichtsschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> |used with=[[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]], [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]]<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (wall above [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]]);&lt;br&gt;[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |manual=<br /> |similar=[[goggles]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Face shields protect a much larger area than [[goggles]] and are unlikely to let something dangerous come around them. However, it is a good idea to still wear goggles underneath for extra security and the times when you move the shield up (same as with [[Welding Helmets|welding helmets]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Ear Defenders ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Ear Defenders<br /> |image=ear defenders.JPG<br /> |synonyms=acoustic earmuffs, hearing protection,&lt;br&gt;hearing muffs, &quot;Mickey Mouse&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Ohrenschützer, Kapselgehörschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=sound waves<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Ear defenders protect your ears against noise (and, technically, also wet willies).<br /> <br /> * explanation of rating system: [http://www.moldex-europe.com/service/schalldaemmwerte-gehoerschutz/ (DE)]<br /> ** in short, SNR (single number rating) expresses the average noise reduction and the other values correspond to reduction of high, medium or low frequency sounds <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Gloves ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Gloves<br /> |image=Gloves_Single.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Handschuhe<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=splinters, chemicals<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> Common types are &quot;work gloves&quot; for mechanical protection (e.g. sharp edges, heat) and disposable latex gloves for liquid and [[Adhesives|adhesive]] handling.<br /> <br /> '''Never wear gloves when operating a [[Drill Press|drill press]] or similar rotating tool!'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dust Masks ==<br /> {{MaterialInfoBox<br /> |material name=Dust Masks<br /> |image=Dust_mask.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Staubmasken, Atemmasken<br /> |available=no, please bring your own!<br /> |donation=<br /> |location=<br /> |contains=<br /> |similar=[[respirators]]<br /> |extrabox=yes <br /> }}<br /> [[Category:Dust]]<br /> Depending on the type of work different kinds of dust/vapour protection is needed. Generally they are [http://www.tsi.com/uploadedFiles/_Site_Root/Products/Literature/Application_Notes/AFT-003_EN%20143-appnote.pdf classified] into P1-P3, where P1 protects against 80%, P2 94% and P3 99,95% of particles. When working in the workshop while dust is generated a P1 or P2 mask should be worn.<br /> <br /> Single-use dust masks like the one pictured are rather cheap, but it is recommended to use a proper [http://solutions.3mdeutschland.de/wps/portal/3M/de_DE/arbeitsschutz/psa/produkte/~/Gase-Dämpfe-Masken/Halbmasken?N=5548558+3294857489&amp;rt=r3 half mask] with the appropriate filter as these seal much better on the face.<br /> <br /> Toxic vapours can be filtered via active carbon.<br /> <br /> Hooking up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] to power tools whenever possible greatly ''reduces'' the need for these and keeps the room around you clean as well.<br /> <br /> Examples of especially hazardous materials while sanding/cutting etc. (also see &quot;[[dust]]&quot;):<br /> <br /> * [[hardwood]]<br /> * steel (especially [[Material:Stainless Steel|stainless]])<br /> * composite materials (like carbon/glass fibre)<br /> * various kinds of [[plastics]]<br /> * silicon (''Silizium'') - that's why you don't actually use sand for &quot;[[sandblasting]]&quot;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Safety]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9596 User:Rudy 2021-03-02T10:16:00Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]<br /> <br /> Wiki Cheat Sheet<br /> <br /> |extrabox=yes</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9595 User:Rudy 2021-03-02T10:14:42Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[woodworking]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=me [ät] 23r.de<br /> |telegram=@rudynz<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9594 User:Rudy 2021-03-02T10:14:05Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:031-crop.jpg|thumb]]<br /> <br /> {{UserInfoBox<br /> |image=031-crop.jpg<br /> |expertise=[[management]], [[woodworking]],&lt;br&gt;[[3DP|3D printing]], [[Laser Cutting|laser cutting]]<br /> |email=lukas [ät] comaking.space<br /> |thingiverse=LokusArts<br /> |github=LukasFreeze<br /> |telegram=@LukasFreeze<br /> }}<br /> <br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9593 User:Rudy 2021-03-01T23:14:09Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:031-crop.jpg|thumb]]<br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> Before moving to Heidelberg I was living in a community in the Black Forest and build up a maker space there <br /> https://lab.sonnenwald.org/<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> *Woodworking<br /> *LaserCutting<br /> *Electronics<br /> *E-Mobility<br /> <br /> <br /> Wiki Quick Links:<br /> <br /> [[Semantic_MediaWiki]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Personal_Protection&diff=9592 Personal Protection 2021-03-01T22:57:10Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Personal protection gear<br /> |image=Personal protection.JPG<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> }}<br /> No matter how well you know a tool and how many times you have read its manual, personal protection is essential to workshop safety. While everyone is generally responsible for their own PPE (personal protective equipment), some commonly needed items are suitable for sharing.<br /> <br /> '''You can find those next to the door from the [[Common Room|common room]] to the [[Wood Workshop|wood workshop]].'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Goggles ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Goggles<br /> |image=safety goggles.JPG<br /> |synonyms=safety glasses, safety eyewear; DE: Schutzbrillen<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> }}<br /> Wear goggles for any task involving dust, sparks, shards, chemicals or overhead work!<br /> <br /> When using especially eye-threatening tools such as [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]] or the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]] you should '''also''' wear a [[Face Shield|face shield]].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Face Shields ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Face Shields<br /> |image=face shield.JPG<br /> |synonyms=visors, grinding visors; DE: Visiere,&lt;br&gt;Gesichtsschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> |used with=[[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]], [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]]<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (wall above [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]]);&lt;br&gt;[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |manual=<br /> |similar=[[goggles]]<br /> }}<br /> Face shields protect a much larger area than [[goggles]] and are unlikely to let something dangerous come around them. However, it is a good idea to still wear goggles underneath for extra security and the times when you move the shield up (same as with [[Welding Helmets|welding helmets]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Ear Defenders ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Ear Defenders<br /> |image=ear defenders.JPG<br /> |synonyms=acoustic earmuffs, hearing protection,&lt;br&gt;hearing muffs, &quot;Mickey Mouse&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Ohrenschützer, Kapselgehörschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=sound waves<br /> }}<br /> Ear defenders protect your ears against noise (and, technically, also wet willies).<br /> <br /> * explanation of rating system: [http://www.moldex-europe.com/service/schalldaemmwerte-gehoerschutz/ (DE)]<br /> ** in short, SNR (single number rating) expresses the average noise reduction and the other values correspond to reduction of high, medium or low frequency sounds <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Gloves ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Gloves<br /> |image=Gloves_Single.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Handschuhe<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=splinters, chemicals<br /> }}<br /> Common types are &quot;work gloves&quot; for mechanical protection (e.g. sharp edges, heat) and disposable latex gloves for liquid and [[Adhesives|adhesive]] handling.<br /> <br /> '''Never wear gloves when operating a [[Drill Press|drill press]] or similar rotating tool!'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dust Masks ==<br /> {{MaterialInfoBox<br /> |material name=Dust Masks<br /> |image=Dust_mask.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Staubmasken, Atemmasken<br /> |available=no, please bring your own!<br /> |donation=<br /> |location=<br /> |contains=<br /> |similar=[[respirators]]<br /> }}<br /> [[Category:Dust]]<br /> Depending on the type of work different kinds of dust/vapour protection is needed. Generally they are [http://www.tsi.com/uploadedFiles/_Site_Root/Products/Literature/Application_Notes/AFT-003_EN%20143-appnote.pdf classified] into P1-P3, where P1 protects against 80%, P2 94% and P3 99,95% of particles. When working in the workshop while dust is generated a P1 or P2 mask should be worn.<br /> <br /> Single-use dust masks like the one pictured are rather cheap, but it is recommended to use a proper [http://solutions.3mdeutschland.de/wps/portal/3M/de_DE/arbeitsschutz/psa/produkte/~/Gase-Dämpfe-Masken/Halbmasken?N=5548558+3294857489&amp;rt=r3 half mask] with the appropriate filter as these seal much better on the face.<br /> <br /> Toxic vapours can be filtered via active carbon.<br /> <br /> Hooking up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] to power tools whenever possible greatly ''reduces'' the need for these and keeps the room around you clean as well.<br /> <br /> Examples of especially hazardous materials while sanding/cutting etc. (also see &quot;[[dust]]&quot;):<br /> <br /> * [[hardwood]]<br /> * steel (especially [[Material:Stainless Steel|stainless]])<br /> * composite materials (like carbon/glass fibre)<br /> * various kinds of [[plastics]]<br /> * silicon (''Silizium'') - that's why you don't actually use sand for &quot;[[sandblasting]]&quot;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Safety]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Personal_Protection&diff=9591 Personal Protection 2021-03-01T22:55:53Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Personal protection gear]<br /> |image=Personal protection.JPG<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> }}<br /> No matter how well you know a tool and how many times you have read its manual, personal protection is essential to workshop safety. While everyone is generally responsible for their own PPE (personal protective equipment), some commonly needed items are suitable for sharing.<br /> <br /> '''You can find those next to the door from the [[Common Room|common room]] to the [[Wood Workshop|wood workshop]].'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Goggles ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Goggles<br /> |image=safety goggles.JPG<br /> |synonyms=safety glasses, safety eyewear; DE: Schutzbrillen<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> }}<br /> Wear goggles for any task involving dust, sparks, shards, chemicals or overhead work!<br /> <br /> When using especially eye-threatening tools such as [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]] or the [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]] you should '''also''' wear a [[Face Shield|face shield]].<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Face Shields ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Face Shields<br /> |image=face shield.JPG<br /> |synonyms=visors, grinding visors; DE: Visiere,&lt;br&gt;Gesichtsschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |material=shrapnel, sparks, dust, liquids<br /> |used with=[[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]], [[Disc Grinders|disc grinders]]<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]] (wall above [[Wood Lathe|wood lathe]]);&lt;br&gt;[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |manual=<br /> |similar=[[goggles]]<br /> }}<br /> Face shields protect a much larger area than [[goggles]] and are unlikely to let something dangerous come around them. However, it is a good idea to still wear goggles underneath for extra security and the times when you move the shield up (same as with [[Welding Helmets|welding helmets]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Ear Defenders ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Ear Defenders<br /> |image=ear defenders.JPG<br /> |synonyms=acoustic earmuffs, hearing protection,&lt;br&gt;hearing muffs, &quot;Mickey Mouse&quot;;&lt;br&gt;DE: Ohrenschützer, Kapselgehörschutz<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=sound waves<br /> }}<br /> Ear defenders protect your ears against noise (and, technically, also wet willies).<br /> <br /> * explanation of rating system: [http://www.moldex-europe.com/service/schalldaemmwerte-gehoerschutz/ (DE)]<br /> ** in short, SNR (single number rating) expresses the average noise reduction and the other values correspond to reduction of high, medium or low frequency sounds <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Gloves ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Gloves<br /> |image=Gloves_Single.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Handschuhe<br /> |type=safety gear<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Common Room|common room]]<br /> |material=splinters, chemicals<br /> }}<br /> Common types are &quot;work gloves&quot; for mechanical protection (e.g. sharp edges, heat) and disposable latex gloves for liquid and [[Adhesives|adhesive]] handling.<br /> <br /> '''Never wear gloves when operating a [[Drill Press|drill press]] or similar rotating tool!'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Dust Masks ==<br /> {{MaterialInfoBox<br /> |material name=Dust Masks<br /> |image=Dust_mask.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Staubmasken, Atemmasken<br /> |available=no, please bring your own!<br /> |donation=<br /> |location=<br /> |contains=<br /> |similar=[[respirators]]<br /> }}<br /> [[Category:Dust]]<br /> Depending on the type of work different kinds of dust/vapour protection is needed. Generally they are [http://www.tsi.com/uploadedFiles/_Site_Root/Products/Literature/Application_Notes/AFT-003_EN%20143-appnote.pdf classified] into P1-P3, where P1 protects against 80%, P2 94% and P3 99,95% of particles. When working in the workshop while dust is generated a P1 or P2 mask should be worn.<br /> <br /> Single-use dust masks like the one pictured are rather cheap, but it is recommended to use a proper [http://solutions.3mdeutschland.de/wps/portal/3M/de_DE/arbeitsschutz/psa/produkte/~/Gase-Dämpfe-Masken/Halbmasken?N=5548558+3294857489&amp;rt=r3 half mask] with the appropriate filter as these seal much better on the face.<br /> <br /> Toxic vapours can be filtered via active carbon.<br /> <br /> Hooking up the [[Shop Vac|shop vac]] to power tools whenever possible greatly ''reduces'' the need for these and keeps the room around you clean as well.<br /> <br /> Examples of especially hazardous materials while sanding/cutting etc. (also see &quot;[[dust]]&quot;):<br /> <br /> * [[hardwood]]<br /> * steel (especially [[Material:Stainless Steel|stainless]])<br /> * composite materials (like carbon/glass fibre)<br /> * various kinds of [[plastics]]<br /> * silicon (''Silizium'') - that's why you don't actually use sand for &quot;[[sandblasting]]&quot;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Safety]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Files&diff=9590 Files 2021-03-01T22:46:35Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>This page deals with the grinding hand tools known as files. If you are interested in ''digital'' files, see [[Help:Files]] for advice on embedding files into this wiki or [[File Formats|file formats]] for documentation about file types commonly used with our [[:Category:Machines|machines]].<br /> <br /> Coarse &quot;files&quot; are called [[Rasps|rasps]].<br /> <br /> == Metal Files ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Metal Files<br /> |image=File_star.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Metallfeilen, Werkstattfeilen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], [[plastic]], ''[[wood]]''<br /> |similar=[[Disc Grinder|disc grinder]], [[Bench Grinder|bench grinder]], [[rasps]]<br /> }}<br /> Although primarily intended for [[metalworking]], these files can also help you smoothen sharp edges of wooden workpieces that would quickly wear down a piece of [[sandpaper]].<br /> <br /> Please clean the files with a [[Cleaning Brushes#Vegetable Brushes|brush]] when you are done using them.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=right&gt;<br /> == Key Files ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Key Files<br /> |image=key files.jpg<br /> |synonyms=DE: Schlüsselfeilen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=ask {{£}}<br /> |location={{£bench}}<br /> |material=[[metal]], [[plastic]], ''[[wood]]''<br /> |similar=[[#Metal Files|metal files]]<br /> |extrabox=yes<br /> }}<br /> Key files are basically smaller metal files and come in similar profiles.<br /> <br /> [[Lukas]] has a set you may use, they're mounted on the wall over his workbench with [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:801756 this 3D printed holder].<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=right&gt;<br /> <br /> == Needle Files ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Needle Files<br /> |image=<br /> |synonyms=DE: Nadelfeilen<br /> |type=hand tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[User:Luzian|Luzian]]<br /> |material=[[metal]], [[plastic]] (not well)<br /> |similar=[[Rotary Tool|rotary tool]], [[sandpaper]]<br /> |extrabox=yes<br /> }}<br /> These diamond-coated needle files can be used to smoothen [[3D Printing|3D prints]], but PLA will turn white at the treated spots. [[Hot Air Gun|Heat]] may restore the color if applied carefully.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Vises&diff=9589 Vises 2021-03-01T22:41:05Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Vise family.jpg|right|400 px]]<br /> Vises (or ''vices'' in British English) are auxiliary tools to hold your workpiece, e.g. when you want to [[Saws|saw]] or [[Drills|drill]] through it. They have a fixed and a moving jaw which grip stuff when you turn the handle.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> == Bench Vises ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Bench Vises<br /> |image=bench vises.jpg<br /> |synonyms=mechanic's vises, machinist's vises;&lt;br&gt;DE: Schlosserschraubstöcke<br /> |type=auxiliary tool<br /> |access=<br /> |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop|wood workshop]], [[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]<br /> |material=anything solid<br /> }}<br /> Bench vises are the &quot;typical&quot; vises you've probably seen on &quot;universal&quot; [[workbenches]]. The front jaw is often the moving one but some vises have a fixed front jaw.<br /> <br /> Besides holding stuff, they are useful for bending [[metal]] pieces or tightening [[Rivets|rivet]] connections (e.g. in ''some'' [[scissors]]) with great force and control.<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Machine Vises ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Machine Vises<br /> |image=machine vises.JPG<br /> |synonyms=&quot;machining vises&quot;, drill press vises;&lt;br&gt;DE: Maschinenschraubstöcke<br /> |type=auxiliary tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=wall above [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]]<br /> |material=anything solid<br /> |extrabox=yes<br /> }}<br /> Machine vises look very different from bench vises but serve the same purpose: making sure your workpiece doesn't go flying when you apply force to it. They are designed to hold the workpiece without damaging it and have usually a low profile to allow machining a large portion without remounting. <br /> <br /> They may be secured by the user's hand (e.g. on a [[Drill Press|drill press]]) or bolted to the machine table (e.g. for [[milling]]).<br /> <br /> &lt;br clear=all&gt;<br /> <br /> == Woodworking Vises ==<br /> {{ToolInfoBox<br /> |tool name=Woodworking Vises<br /> |image=Roubo workbench 1-22.JPG<br /> |synonyms=DE: Tischlerschraubstöcke<br /> |type=auxiliary tool<br /> |access=read this section<br /> |location=[[Location::Roubo Workbench|Roubo workbench]]<br /> |material=[[wood]]<br /> |extrabox=yes<br /> }}<br /> Lukas got a large woodworking vise for the [[Project:Roubo Workbench|self-built Roubo workbench]] (mounting instructions: https://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/G307781.html).<br /> <br /> This vise has a quick-release so you don't have to stand there turning the crank for ages - simply turn it counterclockwise for a bit, then pull or push to where you need the vise jaw, and turn clockwise to tighten the grip on your workpiece. Turning counterclockwise for more than one revolution has no effect, you need to '''pull the vise open once it is unlocked.'''<br /> <br /> ''A slide-up [[Bench Dogs|bench dog]] is integrated in the vise; corresponding dog holes will soon be added to the [[Roubo Workbench|Roubo workbench]] so you can make use of this feature as well.'' <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Metalworking]]<br /> [[Category:Woodworking]]</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9586 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T22:11:42Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths = 200<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories TEST 1 ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | format=gallery<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories TEST 2 ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | format=ul<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9585 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T21:58:57Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths = 200<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9584 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T21:43:16Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths = 200<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9583 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T21:41:14Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9582 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T21:40:44Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths = 100<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=Project:Navigation_Galleries/Sandbox&diff=9581 Project:Navigation Galleries/Sandbox 2021-03-01T21:40:03Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>'''SANDBOX MODE - ignore this page if you're just browsing ;-)'''<br /> <br /> ''If you're interested, see [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/161 do-something #161]''<br /> <br /> To do:<br /> * ''visual improvements''<br /> ** gallery &quot;modes&quot; would be nice, but don't seem to work<br /> ** default size okay?<br /> * proper photos<br /> ** add missing ones<br /> ** exclude superfluous entries by [[Template:MachineInfoBox#Advanced Users (SMW)|setting the &quot;extrabox&quot; parameter in the corresponding InfoBox]]<br /> ** improve/crop odd photos<br /> * ...?<br /> <br /> == Machines ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Machines]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | ?Has caption<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> | captionproperty=Has caption<br /> | redirects=-<br /> | widths=100<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Tools and Accessories ==<br /> {{#ask: [[Location::Metal Workshop]] [[Category:Tools]]<br /> | ?Has image<br /> | format=gallery<br /> | imageproperty=Has image<br /> }}</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9580 User:Rudy 2021-03-01T21:39:17Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:031-crop.jpg|thumb]]<br /> Rüdiger<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> * Woodworking<br /> * LaserCutting<br /> * Electronics<br /> * E-Mobility</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=File:031-crop.jpg&diff=9579 File:031-crop.jpg 2021-03-01T21:30:48Z <p>Rudy: </p> <hr /> <div>Rudy as a little boy</div> Rudy https://wiki.comakingspace.de/index.php?title=User:Rudy&diff=9578 User:Rudy 2021-03-01T21:28:58Z <p>Rudy: Created page with &quot;Rüdiger Interests: * Woodworking * LaserCutting * Electronics * E-Mobility&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Rüdiger<br /> <br /> <br /> Interests:<br /> <br /> * Woodworking<br /> * LaserCutting<br /> * Electronics<br /> * E-Mobility</div> Rudy