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Arc Welding Introduction

Lukas — Mon, 19 Oct 2026 11:48:06 GMT

Safety: remainder of Arc Welding Introduction2

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	* light damages eyes, risks include permanent blindness if used without appropriate protection		* light damages eyes, risks include permanent blindness if used without appropriate protection
	* UV radiation burns exposed skin		* UV radiation burns exposed skin
			* radiation can be reflected off surfaces
	\|\|		\|\|
	* wear proper [[PPE\|personal protection]] (see above)		* wear proper [[PPE\|personal protection]] (see above)
			** not all fabrics offer enough UV protection for the high doses experienced
	* immediately stop if '''anything''' seems to be wrong with the welding helmet		* immediately stop if '''anything''' seems to be wrong with the welding helmet
			* make sure nobody else is exposed to your arc
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[File:danger - heat.svg\|50px]] extreme heat		\| [[File:danger - heat.svg\|50px]] extreme heat
	* splattering molten metal		* splattering molten metal
	* sharp & hot slag pieces
	*workpiece heats up a lot		*workpiece heats up a lot
	*electrodes and other equipment also heat up		*electrodes (stick or wire) and other equipment also heat up
	\|\|		\|\|
	* make sure there are no gaps in your [[PPE\|personal protection]], e.g. between pants and shoes or jacket and gloves		* make sure there are no gaps in your [[PPE\|personal protection]], e.g. between pants and shoes or jacket and gloves
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	* Sparks can ignite combustible material		* Sparks can ignite combustible material
	* workpiece can reach auto ignition temperature of its coating or residues		* workpiece can reach auto ignition temperature of its coating or residues
	* electrode is hot after welding and might ignite ~~stuff~~		* welding gun/electrode remains hot after welding and might ignite something
			* oil barrels and gas-tanks can contain explosive air fuel mixtures
	\|		\|
			* know where the nearest [[Fire Extinguisher\|fire extinguisher]] is located
	* remove all easily combustible materials from your work area		* remove all easily combustible materials from your work area
	* make sure your workpiece is clean		* make sure your workpiece is clean
	* turn off the transformer and be mindful where you lay down your electrode		* turn off the transformer and be mindful where you lay down your electrode/welding gun
	* ~~know where the nearest [[Fire Extinguisher\|fire extinguisher]] is located~~		* only work on containers that are definitely empty
	\|-		\|-
	\| toxic fumes (e.g. ozone, flux components, nitrous gases, heavy metal particles)		\| toxic fumes (e.g. ozone, flux components, nitrous gases, heavy metal particles)
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	* stainless steel releases hexavalent chromium (carcinogenic)		* stainless steel releases hexavalent chromium (carcinogenic)
	* other coatings may also release all sorts of unknown compounds when vaporized		* other coatings may also release all sorts of unknown compounds when vaporized
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	* [[grind]] away '''any''' surface coatings (e.g. galvanization, paint) before welding, they could generate harmful fumes or at least obstruct your weld		* [[grind]] away '''any''' surface coatings (e.g. galvanization, paint) before welding, they could generate harmful fumes or at least obstruct your weld
	* take care of good ventilation - Use BOTH exhausts of the [[Welding Area\|welding enclosure]]; but even that might not be enough for long sessions or difficult materials! Also, you should obviously avoid breathing in the fumes.		* take care of good ventilation - Use BOTH exhausts of the [[Welding Area\|welding enclosure]]; but even that might not be enough for long sessions or difficult materials! Also, you should obviously avoid breathing in the fumes.
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	*stop immediately if you are experiencing nausea and report the incident to a supervisor		*stop immediately if you are experiencing nausea and report the incident to a supervisor
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	\| [[File:danger - high voltage.svg\|50px]] exposed electricity (up to 60 V DC, ~~100~~+ A)		\|non-toxic gases can cause suffocation
			* can accumulate in enclosed areas as most are denser than air
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			* shut the gas bottle's main valve after you are done
			* do not weld in a pit as fumes might accumulate
			\|-
			\|MIG/MAG: high pressure gas tank
			* can explode
			* can fall over, causing the valve to break
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			* handle with care
			* do not subject to heat
			* always secure the tank so it can not fall over (e.g. chain to the [[Welding Area]]'s stone wall)
			\|-
			\| [[File:danger - high voltage.svg\|50px]] exposed electricity (up to 60 V DC, 150+ A)
	* still below ''zulässige Berührungsspannung'' - minor risk of shock		* still below ''zulässige Berührungsspannung'' - minor risk of shock
	* ~~equipment may overheat~~		* some transformers employ a high voltage pilot arc that can jump air gaps and travel through gloves
	\|\| reduce the chances of electric accidents:<sup> [https://www.bghm.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Arbeitsschuetzer/Gesetze_Vorschriften/Informationen/209_010.pdf]</sup>		\|\| reduce the chances of electric accidents:<sup> [https://www.bghm.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Arbeitsschuetzer/Gesetze_Vorschriften/Informationen/209_010.pdf]</sup>
	* make sure you are isolated (proper dry gloves, shoes and/or floor mat) from the workpiece, especially do not touch the electrode and the workpiece simultaneously		* make sure you are isolated (proper dry gloves, shoes and/or floor mat) from the workpiece, especially do not touch the electrode and the workpiece simultaneously
	* unplug the welding transformer when not in use		* unplug the welding transformer when not in use
	* do not use two welding transformers on the same workpiece		* do not use two welding transformers on the same workpiece
	* remove the welding electrode before putting the holder down (NEVER on your workpiece or anything connected to the transformer!)		* in case of electric shock, always make sure to visit a doctor!
			* SMAW: remove the welding electrode before putting the holder down (NEVER on your workpiece or anything connected to the transformer!)
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			\|equipment may overheat
			\|
	* if you use a cable drum, make sure to unwind it completely - a wound cable drum will induce current and heat up the cables, which may lead to a molten cable coat with high risk of a exposed mains wire		* if you use a cable drum, make sure to unwind it completely - a wound cable drum will induce current and heat up the cables, which may lead to a molten cable coat with high risk of a exposed mains wire
	* in ~~case of electric shock~~, ~~always make sure to visit~~ a ~~doctor!~~		* if an electrode gets stuck on the workpiece and you can not remove it quickly, turn off/disconnect the transformer and then remove the electrode and figure out better settings or switch to a new electrode
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			\|accidental/negligent arc

			* UV light and sparks can be a dangerous surprise when not expected
			* the trigger/pedal can be pressed by accident
			\|
			* wear protection
			* prevent accidental arcs
			** store gun/electrode on a heat resistent & electrically isolated spot
			** unplug the welding machine when not in use
			\|-
			\|sharp & hot slag pieces

			* after welding, removing slag can be dangerous (pieces fly around when hit with a [[Slag Hammer\|slag hammer]])
			\|keep wearing a welding mask or safety goggles when manipulating the workpiece between welding sessions
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~in some cases the electrode may get stuck on the workpiece upon striking an ark - if you~~ can~~'t remove it from the workpiece quickly, turn off/disconnect~~ the transformer ~~and '''then''' remove the electrode~~ \|~~\| use~~ the ~~correct setting on~~ the ~~transformer or switch to a new electrode~~		\|metal dust can short the transformer
			\|make sure the transformer does not suck up metal dust from grinding, especially the ones with active cooling
	\|}		\|}

Arc Welding

Lukas — Mon, 19 Oct 2026 10:46:45 GMT

Redirected page to Category:Welding

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#redirect[[:Category:Welding]]

Slag Hammer

Lukas — Mon, 19 Oct 2026 10:46:08 GMT

de-AI-fication ;-)

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-{{ToolInfoBox|tool name=Slag Hammer|german=Schlackehammer|image=Slag hammer.jpg|synonyms=|type=[[PPE|hammer]]|material=[[metal]]|used with=[[Welding Transformer|welding transformer]]|location=[[Location::Welding Area|welding area]] in the [[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]|access=|similar=|donation=}}
+{{ToolInfoBox
-A slag hammer (also known as a welder's hammer) is an indispensable specialized tool for removing slag residues and welding debris following shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) or flux-cored arc welding. The slag crust formed during welding protects the weld bead from atmospheric reactions, but it must subsequently be completely chipped away.
+A slag hammer (also known as a welder's hammer) is an indispensable specialized tool for removing slag residues and welding debris following shielded metal arc welding ([[SMAW]]) or flux-cored  [[Arc Welding|arc welding]]. The slag crust formed during welding protects the hot weld bead from atmospheric reactions, but it must subsequently be removed to inspect the weld for defects such as porosity or lack of fusion and to allow multi-pass welding without slag inclusions.
-'''Dual Striking Faces:''' The hammerhead typically features a pointed chisel face for corners or fine points, and a flat, elongated chisel face for flat surfaces.
+[[Category:Welding]]

Waiting Lists

Adaubner — Sat, 17 Oct 2026 17:11:04 GMT

Added name to laser introduction waiting list

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	*[[User:JSqueezy\|Jess]]		*[[User:JSqueezy\|Jess]]
	*Claus123		*Claus123
			*[[User:Adaubner\|Adaubner]]

	== [[Large Format Printer Introduction]] ==		== [[Large Format Printer Introduction]] ==

User:FMO

FMO — Sat, 17 Oct 2026 13:13:27 GMT

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	Hi, ~~I am Frank, architect and organ builder from Stuttgart where I run a design studio for visual communication.~~		Holz ist mein Ding, Werkzeug mein Fetisch.

	~~My upcoming project is the transformation of a VW T6 Transporter from a white delivery van to a self-sufficient home and office base~~.

Necchi Typ 559

Lukas — Sat, 17 Oct 2026 06:17:14 GMT

Modifications/Repairs: details

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	=== Modifications/Repairs ===		=== Modifications/Repairs ===
	A pin in the pedal broke and was [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/462 replaced with a 3D printed part] in August 2026.<!-- should be smaller & fit on machine-->		* a pin in the pedal broke and was [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/462 replaced with a 3D printed part] in August 2026.<!-- should be smaller & fit on machine-->
			* light bulb replaced with LED (about 1 cm longer, but just fits) in October 2026: Osram LED Special T26 25 - E14, 250 lm, 6500 K cool daylight

Silvercrest Overlock SON 90 A1

Enkum — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 13:10:56 GMT

Qr Code is printed

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	\|Documentation=		\|Documentation=
	\|DocumentationComment=		\|DocumentationComment=
	\|QR=		\|QR=Done
	\|QRComment=		\|QRComment=
	\|Introduction=		\|Introduction=

Siglent SDS814X HD

Enkum — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 13:08:57 GMT

QR Code is printed

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	* [https://youtu.be/XYTfKCJgeOQ Video review of the Siglent SDS814X HD on youtube].		* [https://youtu.be/XYTfKCJgeOQ Video review of the Siglent SDS814X HD on youtube].
	~~[[C:MissingQR]]~~

EPSON Stylus Pro 7800

Enkum — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 13:03:39 GMT

QR Code is printed

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	Because of the pigmented inks the printer can not be used with certain media such as PVC.		Because of the pigmented inks the printer can not be used with certain media such as PVC.

	{{Commissioning\|IssueNumber=336\|Naming=Done\|Manual=Done\|Picture=Done\|Documentation=Done\|Introduction=Done\|OwnerValue=Done\|Test=done\|Security=done}}		{{Commissioning\|IssueNumber=336\|Naming=Done\|Manual=Done\|Picture=Done\|Documentation=Done\|Introduction=Done\|OwnerValue=Done\|Test=done\|Security=done\|QR=Done}}

	This printer is a professional machine, and has a lot more features (and things that can go wrong) than a consumer-type inkjet printer. This includes '''potential printer damage''' (especially when removing or changing paper stock or inks). Here are a few examples:		This printer is a professional machine, and has a lot more features (and things that can go wrong) than a consumer-type inkjet printer. This includes '''potential printer damage''' (especially when removing or changing paper stock or inks). Here are a few examples:

Necchi Typ 559

Enkum — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 12:59:18 GMT

QR Code is printed

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	=== Modifications/Repairs ===		=== Modifications/Repairs ===
	A pin in the pedal broke and was [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/462 replaced with a 3D printed part] in August 2026.		A pin in the pedal broke and was [https://github.com/comakingspace/do-something/issues/462 replaced with a 3D printed part] in August 2026.<!-- should be smaller & fit on machine-->

	~~[[C:MissingQR]]~~<!-- should be smaller & fit on machine-->

Brother LX17

Enkum — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 12:58:28 GMT

QR Code is printed

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	=== Videos ===		=== Videos ===
	[https://youtu.be/PKCQVSYrW34 Brother LX17 tutorial] in English explains the basic functionality.<br clear="all" />		[https://youtu.be/PKCQVSYrW34 Brother LX17 tutorial] in English explains the basic functionality.<br clear="all" />
	~~[[C:MissingQR]]~~

Emil

Emil — Thu, 15 Oct 2026 18:56:28 GMT

created redirect for user page

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#REDIRECT [[User:Emil]]

User:Emil

Emil — Thu, 15 Oct 2026 18:56:28 GMT

create user page

New page

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Hello! This page was automatically created on my first login.

If you wish to contact me, please navigate to [[Special:EmailUser/{{PAGENAME}}]].

''@{{PAGENAME}}: feel free to delete this standard text when you want to properly introduce yourself ;-)<br>We are looking forward to seeing what you're making!''

User:Bosse

Lukas — Thu, 15 Oct 2026 11:15:24 GMT

User account Bosse was created by Lukas and password was sent by email new member!

LaserCut 5.3

NitramLegov — Wed, 14 Oct 2026 14:00:11 GMT

Copy your file to the Laser PC: typo

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	==Preparing a Job==		==Preparing a Job==
	===Copy your file to the Laser PC===		===Copy your file to the Laser PC===
	You can either use a USB stick to copy your files to the Laser PC. The other option is to upload the files online. The online upload works not only in the CoSpace but as well from any device on the Internet. To upload your file use [[File_Drop]].		You can either use a USB stick to copy your files to the Laser PC. The other option is to upload the files online. The online upload works not only in the CoSpace but as well from any device on the Internet. To upload your file use the [[File_Drop\|file drop]].

	The file are later located in the folder "Laser Fileshare" which can be found in the Windows "Quick Access" folder.		The file are later located in the folder "Laser Fileshare" which can be found in the Windows "Quick Access" folder.

Asset:COMS00066

CoMS Sync Bot — Wed, 14 Oct 2026 12:04:52 GMT

Automatic Asset Data Sync

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	[[Has Internal AssetID::66]]		[[Has Internal AssetID::66]]
	[[Has Internal Status::~~In Repair~~]]		[[Has Internal Status::Ready to Deploy]]
	[[Has Internal Status_type::~~undeployable~~]]		[[Has Internal Status_type::deployable]]
	[[Has Internal Status_meta::~~undeployable~~]]		[[Has Internal Status_meta::deployed]]
	[[Has Internal Status_translated::~~Broken~~]]		[[Has Internal Status_translated::Working]]
	[[Has Internal Location::~~Office~~]]		[[Has Internal Location::Wood Workshop]]
	[[Has Internal AssignedTo::]]		[[Has Internal AssignedTo::Wood Workshop]]
	[[Has Internal Category::Shop Vac]]		[[Has Internal Category::Shop Vac]]

Waiting Lists

CoMS Sync Bot — Sat, 10 Oct 2026 15:50:58 GMT

Automatic removal from Waiting List after Exit

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User:Sisay

Lukas — Fri, 09 Oct 2026 21:47:47 GMT

User account Sisay was created by Lukas and password was sent by email new member!

Scroll Saw Introduction

Lukas — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 21:54:24 GMT

Tutor Neo!

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

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

	Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's [https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/03/tools/PDF/B0017V817A.pdf manual].		Let's begin! First off, make sure you have read the machine's [https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/03/tools/PDF/B0017V817A.pdf manual].

File Drop

NitramLegov — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:46:20 GMT

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	* [https://cloud.comaking.space/s/LaserFiles "LaserFiles"] are synced to the laser cutter PC		* [https://cloud.comaking.space/s/LaserFiles "LaserFiles"] are synced to the laser cutter PC

	* [https://cloud.comaking.space/s/3DPrinterFiles "3DPrinterFiles"] are synced to the slicing computer		* [https://cloud.comaking.space/s/3DPrinterFiles "3DPrinterFiles"] are synced to the slicing computer
			* [https://cloud.comaking.space/s/WorkshopFiles "WorkshopFiles"] are synced to our [[Computers\|workshop computers]]

	''If you would like to add a file to this wiki, see [[Special:Upload]].''		''If you would like to add a file to this wiki, see [[Special:Upload]].''

Milling cutter data

Maker-Joe — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:24:57 GMT

Workbee

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	Use the [[Workbee - CNC Router\|Workbee]] only for timber and plastics, don't use any kind of metal for your workpiece. If you use plastics like acrylic glass you need to consider cooling using ethanol (in a little spray bottle, doing it yourself while milling).		Use the [[Workbee - CNC Router\|Workbee]] only for timber and plastics, don't use any kind of metal for your workpiece. If you use plastics like acrylic glass you need to consider cooling using ethanol (in a little spray bottle, doing it yourself while milling).

	For woodworking with the WorkBee, 1/8" (3.175 mm) cutters with 2 flutes have proven to be a good choice. Alternatively~~, 6 mm~~ cutters can be used. These run hotter, but don't break immediately under aggressive cuts or misuse.		For woodworking with the WorkBee, 1/8" (3.175 mm) cutters with 2 flutes have proven to be a good choice. Alternatively larger cutters can be used. These run hotter, but don't break immediately under aggressive cuts or misuse.

	The cheapest source for cutters is AliExpress, but quality varies greatly there. High-quality 6 mm cutters can be sourced from [https://www.sorotec.de/shop/Zerspanungswerkzeuge/sorotec-werkzeuge/2-schneider/2-schneider-uni/ Sorotec]: 1201UN.0600.XX (replace XX with 12 for material up to 12 mm thick, and 22 for up to 22 mm).		The cheapest source for cutters is AliExpress, but quality varies greatly there. High-quality 6 mm cutters can be sourced from [https://www.sorotec.de/shop/Zerspanungswerkzeuge/sorotec-werkzeuge/2-schneider/2-schneider-uni/ Sorotec]: 1201UN.0600.XX (replace XX with 12 for material up to 12 mm thick, and 22 for up to 22 mm).
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	\|diameter of endmill		\|diameter of endmill
	\|-		\|-
	\|Aluminum		\|Aluminum (cooled with ethanol)
	\|2mm		\|2mm
	\|~~tbd~~		\|720 mm/min
	\|~~tbd~~		\|100 mm/min
	\|		\|12000 rpm
	\|0,~~3mm~~		\|0,5 mm
	\|-		\|-
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Kress CNC Portal Mill

Maker-Joe — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:22:40 GMT

Introduction

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	* Power Supply: Meanwell 48V 10A		* Power Supply: Meanwell 48V 10A
	* Stepper Drivers: 3x Leadshine DM556		* Stepper Drivers: 3x Leadshine DM556
			When buying your router bits, then please be aware that we have collets with 3mm, 4mm, 5mm and 6mm diameter.

	== CAD / CAM ==		== CAD / CAM ==
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	=== Load CAM/gcode file ===		=== Load CAM/gcode file ===
	To load your program, insert a USB drive with your gcode file. In the control-panel, select "File-Open" and navigate to your USB drive and the *.tap/nc/gcode file and select "Open". The file extension doesn't matter, Fusion uses tap, FreeCAD nc or gcode, at the end it is a gcode file which is readable in a text editor.		To load your program, insert a USB drive with your gcode file. Most likely you can only use USB drives with a size of up to 8GB. In the control-panel, select "File-Open" and navigate to your USB drive and the *.tap/nc/gcode file and select "Open". The file extension doesn't matter, Fusion uses tap, FreeCAD nc or gcode, at the end it is a gcode file which is readable in a text editor.

	=== Last Checks ===		=== Last Checks ===

Blackbox - CNC Router

Maker-Joe — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:19:28 GMT

Securing the work piece

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	There are plenty of ways to keep all tooling organized. Use all of it! The things here (such as endmills) are for public use, so leave your surplus and use what is useful to you! As with all other tools, please leave the CNC more organized than you found it.		There are plenty of ways to keep all tooling organized. Use all of it! The things here (such as endmills) are for public use, so leave your surplus and use what is useful to you! As with all other tools, please leave the CNC more organized than you found it.

	=== Securing the ~~work piece~~ ===		=== Securing the workpiece ===
			If you use these little blocks to secure your workpiece, then note that there is a little arrow "1" printed on them.

			[[File:Workpiece holder.jpg\|center\|thumb]]
			Make sure that the arrow on all these blocks you use point into the same direction, this ensures that they are all well aligned. Do not drill or route into the base where you can stick in these blocks.

	=== Powering on ===		=== Powering on ===

File:Workpiece holder.jpg

Maker-Joe — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:17:15 GMT

Maker-Joe uploaded File:Workpiece holder.jpg

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Little block to secure your workpiece at the Blackbox CNC router.

Blackbox - CNC Router

Maker-Joe — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:15:18 GMT

Machine Control

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 == Introduction ==
-to be entered soon.
+The Blackbox CNC router uses a Duet controller board. The maximum reachable area is 820mm x 1050mm. The machine has set hard limits for the speed you can configure in your g-code file, before using these maximum speed start with lower speeds before running into trouble. The maximum speed in x and y direction is 2500mm/min, in z direction 300 mm/min.
 == CAD / CAM ==
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 Until more experience exist you can use as a starting point the same speed parameters as for the [[Workbee - CNC Router|Workbee]], but this machine should be able to handle higher speeds. For milling parameters take a look [[Milling cutter data|here]].
 == Router ==
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 ** 8 mm
 ** 6 mm
 ** 3 mm

Scroll Saw Introduction

Lukas — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 18:56:52 GMT

Changing Saw Blades: don't turn too far

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	* unplug the machine		* unplug the machine
	* turn the tensioner (knob in the back) counterclockwise to loosen		* turn the tensioner (knob in the back) counterclockwise to loosen it ''just enough'' - it is possible to turn past the available thread and create a very annoying repair situation!
	* push the top arm down		* push the top arm down
	* unhinge '''or''' unscrew the saw blade from the top and bottom arm		* unhinge '''or''' unscrew the saw blade from the top and bottom arm

Asset:COMS00018

CoMS Sync Bot — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 17:04:37 GMT

Automatic Asset Data Sync

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3D Printer Introduction

Björn — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 17:03:49 GMT

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	** if you need to leave for a while, pause the print or ask someone to supervise it		** if you need to leave for a while, pause the print or ask someone to supervise it
	** there is no need to sit in front of the machine all the time, just '''do not leave the Space!'''		** there is no need to sit in front of the machine all the time, just '''do not leave the Space!'''
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			\|toxic fumes from certain types of filament (ABS, ASA)
			\|do not print ABS or ASA filement as they emit toxic fumes which may affect not just yourself, but also others in the room
			\|-
			\|nozzle and printer damage from non-standard filaments such as fibre-based filament, glow-in-the-dark filament etc
			\|If you'd like to print special filaments (anything else than standard PLA, PVA, PETG or TPU), check with a tutor first"
	\|-		\|-
	\| when removing support material, small plastic parts can fly everywhere \|\| wear eye protection when removing support material		\| when removing support material, small plastic parts can fly everywhere \|\| wear eye protection when removing support material
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	The filament change on our printers is done ''semi'' automatically via the control panel. It usually works quite well but we will demonstrate it as part of the introduction. Before putting in a new spool, make sure you know what type of [[plastic]] it is and what to look out for (e.g. different nozzle temperature, flexibility).		The filament change on our printers is done ''semi'' automatically via the control panel. It usually works quite well but we will demonstrate it as part of the introduction. Before putting in a new spool, make sure you know what type of [[plastic]] it is and what to look out for (e.g. different nozzle temperature, flexibility).

	Some materials are ~~currently~~ not ~~printable~~ because they require temperatures our setup won't reach or they would produce noxious fumes. ~~'''Only use the filament provided in the 3D printer farm!'''~~		Some materials such as '''ASA''' and '''ABS''' '''are not allowed to be printed''' because they may require temperatures our setup won't reach or they would produce noxious fumes.

	== Nozzle size ==		== Nozzle size ==

Siglent SDS814X HD

NitramLegov — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 09:01:09 GMT

Siglent SDS814X HD: QR needs reprinting

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	* [https://youtu.be/XYTfKCJgeOQ Video review of the Siglent SDS814X HD on youtube].		* [https://youtu.be/XYTfKCJgeOQ Video review of the Siglent SDS814X HD on youtube].
			[[C:MissingQR]]

Project:Laser Engraved Stamps

NitramLegov — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 17:55:02 GMT

Workshop info

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	The last step follows the regular preparations for engraving pictures with the laser cutter. The needed settings can be found on the page "[[Laser Cutter Material Settings]]".		The last step follows the regular preparations for engraving pictures with the laser cutter. The needed settings can be found on the page "[[Laser Cutter Material Settings]]".

	== Workflow ~~during events~~ ==		== Workshop ==

			=== Materials needed ===

			* Stamp bases
			** 2-3 per kid & type
			* Stamp rubber [https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0F5BFP4SN (e.g. from Amazon)]
			** 2 sheets are more than enough for ~6 kids
			* Pens (black fineliner & black markers)
			* Double sided tape
			* Printouts of the [[:File:LaserStampTemplate.png\|Laser Stamp Template]]
			* Scanner

			=== Workflow ===
	The workshop is best carried out in pairs. One person supervises the children as they draw the stamps on paper, then scans them, cuts out the stamps without the black border, converts them to black and white, '''mirrors the image''' and uploads the finished PNGs via Laserfiles. Scaling can be done in the Laser software as long as the aspect ratios are correct.		The workshop is best carried out in pairs. One person supervises the children as they draw the stamps on paper, then scans them, cuts out the stamps without the black border, converts them to black and white, '''mirrors the image''' and uploads the finished PNGs via Laserfiles. Scaling can be done in the Laser software as long as the aspect ratios are correct.
	The second person stands at the laser cutter. It is advisable to load the images into the laser cutter software one after the other and cut them, aligning them directly on the laser, so that you can better estimate the space and save material. Too many stamps at once overwhelms the laser cutter software and causes it to crash.		The second person stands at the laser cutter. It is advisable to load the images into the laser cutter software one after the other and cut them, aligning them directly on the laser, so that you can better estimate the space and save material. Too many stamps at once overwhelms the laser cutter software and causes it to crash.
	At the beginning, the person at the laser cutter has little to do because the children have to draw first. However, then a lot of children finish at the same time. Towards the end, the curve flattens out again.		At the beginning, the person at the laser cutter has little to do because the children have to draw first. However, then a lot of children finish at the same time. Towards the end, the curve flattens out again.
	To prevent the children from blocking each other (the laser cutter takes time), each child should be allowed to submit a maximum of two stamp designs at the beginning. If there is still time and material (!) left at the end, extra requests can still be accommodated...		To prevent the children from blocking each other (the laser cutter takes time), each child should be allowed to submit a maximum of two stamp designs at the beginning. If there is still time and material (!) left at the end, extra requests can still be accommodated...

			=== Improvements ===

			* (Re-) Design the stamp bases in the different sizes and save them as stl
			* Save the Laser Stamp Template as pdf to ensure correct sizes when printing

	== Further Reading ==		== Further Reading ==
	* Trotec (laser cutter manufacturer) on [https://www.troteclaser.com/en/applications/stamp-engraving/ stamp rubber and recommended settings]		* Trotec (laser cutter manufacturer) on [https://www.troteclaser.com/en/applications/stamp-engraving/ stamp rubber and recommended settings]

Waiting Lists

RobinDochNichtBloed — Sat, 03 Oct 2026 13:12:17 GMT

Added myself (Robin) to the waiting list

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	*[[User:Der huddel\|Marlon]]		*[[User:Der huddel\|Marlon]]
			*[[User:RobinDochNichtBloed\|RobinDochNichtBloed]]

	==[[Horizontal Bandsaw Introduction]]==		==[[Horizontal Bandsaw Introduction]]==
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	*[[User: Obi1Kenobi\|Pablo]]		*[[User: Obi1Kenobi\|Pablo]]
			*[[User:RobinDochNichtBloed\|RobinDochNichtBloed]]

	== [[Vertical Bandsaw Introduction]]==		== [[Vertical Bandsaw Introduction]]==

JohannesK

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	~~Hello! This page was automatically created on my first login.~~

	~~If you wish~~ to ~~contact me, please navigate to [[Special:EmailUser/{{PAGENAME}}]]~~.		Hello. I'm Robin a former electrician who is eager to shape his future in Heidelberg.

			I get attracted by all the unique things in the world. Usually I try to construct new things or view my tasks from a different perspective.

			Be aware this often results in sub standard projects. But sometimes it leads to a gem you can not get in any other way.
	~~''@{{PAGENAME}}: feel free to delete~~ this standard ~~text when you want to properly introduce yourself ;-)<br>We are looking forward~~ to ~~seeing what~~ you~~'re making!''~~

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Project:Radtaschen selber nähen

Enkum — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:26:55 GMT

6. Fertig ist die Tasche!

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	[[File:Lena_rahmentasche.JPG\|thumb\|200px\|Rahmentasche- ]]		[[File:Lena_rahmentasche.JPG\|thumb\|200px\|Rahmentasche länglich, kleiner Rahmen]]
			[[File:Lenkertasche.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Lenkertasche]]

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Project:Radtaschen selber nähen

Enkum — Thu, 01 Oct 2026 08:22:37 GMT

6. Fertig ist die Tasche!

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			[[File:Rahmentasche antonia.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Rahmentasche dreieckig, kleiner Rahmen]]
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	===== 4b. Special Features überlegen =====		===== 4b. Special Features überlegen =====