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Large Finishing Tumbler

• What are the rules, processes and costing around those?

• is this standard operating procedure or safe work procedure? Not SWP

• According to the manual "Noise levels produced by various Mr Deburr vibratory systems, as measured at the C&M Topline factor, range from 81 to 93 decibels. Do we assume that our machine is at the high end of that range? Considering the small space it is in I would suggest so. If so, the hearing protection that should be used should be an NRR of at least 24. Does the fablab provide this at the tool or should the user provide their own? Ttenbergen (talk) 00:15, 2024 September 27 (CDT)
• All other members performing other work in the room would have to wear the same hearing protection while this machine runs.

• Does the fablab provide these? Also, are protective gloves needed when removing the parts from the tumbler, and are nitrile gloves tough enough for that task?

• Does the fablab provide these?

what is L-100; we need a sds link on the main page for the tool

• manual mentions risk of fire or explosion when using unapproved lubricants, this needs to be reflected here

• I would like to combine the abrasive media info here because at least some of it can be used in both tumblers and the two sandblasters. Any objections if I move this section to Template:Abrasive media in the metalworking room that has already been applied to the main page of all these tools?

• is a brush available for this purpose? Should the splash goggles be worn for this?

• the manual specifies pump precautions and the risk of pump burnout that are not reflected here as a hazard

• what is the weight of these buckets? Do we need safe practices for members to handle these safely?
• manual mentions plugging outlet drain for dry media like corncob; how do we do that?

• Run machine how?

• Where and how do we appropriately do this? There is no utility sink.

• Again, we may need to consider safe lifting and moving

How?

• the bucket will have water, lubricant, abrasive and metal residue. Is it appropriate to dispose of this by pouring this in the lane?
• pouring water into the lane in the winter will cause ice, probably not a hazard we want to create

• we don't generally allow member maintenance; does the fablab approve this exception

• is this a common problem? If so we need to address that. And we need more detailed instructions on which braker.

• is this a common problem? If so we need to address that.

100hr maintenance

C&M Topline, Inc. Mr.Deburr DB300

3 cf

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