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== WORK IN PROGRESS ==
So, you're a new member and you just finished your [[Safety Orientation]]. Welcome!
 
So, you're a new member and you just finished your Safety Orientation. Welcome!


But now you're standing there with all this equipment and material around you and no idea what you can do right at this moment.
But now you're standing there with all this equipment and material around you and no idea what you can do right at this moment.
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The good news is that there are a few things you ''should'' do, and a few things you ''can'' do.
The good news is that there are a few things you ''should'' do, and a few things you ''can'' do.


'''What You ''Should'' Do'''<br>
==What You ''Should'' Do==
* Introduce yourself on [[Slack]] and explore/subscribe to the channels that interest you. Some useful ones are:
* Introduce yourself on [[Slack]] and explore/subscribe to the channels that interest you
** 125-training
** 125-scheduling
** 125-safety
** 125-consumables
** makers-market
** design-space
** 125-metalworking
** 125-laser
** 125-general
** 125-cnc_wood
** 125-carpentryroom
** 125-broken
** 125-3dprinting
** 125-makers-requests
** 125-memberintro
** 125-volunteer
** announcements
* Open [[Skedda]] and familiarize yourself with the interface. Don't worry, more stuff will show up in there shortly as you complete training on equipment. Speaking of which...
* Open [[Skedda]] and familiarize yourself with the interface. Don't worry, more stuff will show up in there shortly as you complete training on equipment. Speaking of which...


* Consider what equipment you'd like training on. Check the list of available [[Training Sessions]]. Check out the 125-training channel to see what's currently being offered and ask about getting training on the equipment that interests you. '''Note''' that training is offered on '''equipment''', not '''rooms''' (except [[Woodworking Room Training]]). So being trained on one kind of 3D printer does not mean you can use all the machines in the 3D printing room.
* Consider what equipment you'd like training on. Check the list of available [[Training Sessions]]. Check out the 125-training channel to see what's currently being offered and ask about getting training on the equipment that interests you. '''Note''' that training is offered on '''equipment''', not '''rooms''' (except [[Woodworking Room Training]]). So being trained on one kind of 3D printer does not mean you can use all the machines in the 3D printing room.


'''What You ''Can'' Do'''<br>
==What You ''Can'' Do==
Interested in getting started right away but haven't had any training yet? Good news! If you're a safety-conscious person who's not afraid of reading a manual, guide, or asking someone for help, just completing the Safety Orientation gives you access to the following equipment and spaces:
Interested in getting started right away but haven't had any training yet? Good news! If you're a safety-conscious person who's not afraid of reading a manual, guide, or asking someone for help, just completing the Safety Orientation gives you access to the following equipment and spaces:


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** Screwdrivers and hex drivers
** Screwdrivers and hex drivers
** Tapes and levels
** Tapes and levels
** Clamps
** [[Clamps]]
** Handsaws, hacksaws, coping saws
** Handsaws, hacksaws, coping saws
** Styrofoam cutters
** Styrofoam cutters
** Different sizes of fasteners
** Different sizes of fasteners
* the [[Spot Welder]]
* the [[Spot Welder]]
* Temporary space on a table that's not occupied to do your work
* Temporary space on an [[assembly table]] that's not occupied to do your work


===[[1st Floor]]===
===[[1st floor]]===
* The [[HP DesignJet 800ps Large Format Printer]] ([[consumables]] for this printer are '''not''' free, see page for details)
* The [[HP DesignJet 800ps Large Format Printer]] ([[consumables]] for this printer are '''not''' free, see page for details)
==Member Services==
Check into [[Maker requests]], [[Maker's Market]], [[Rentable member storage]] and other things that may show up in [[:Category:Member service]].
[[Category:Safety]]

Latest revision as of 00:41, 2024 September 14

So, you're a new member and you just finished your Safety Orientation. Welcome!

But now you're standing there with all this equipment and material around you and no idea what you can do right at this moment.

The good news is that there are a few things you should do, and a few things you can do.

What You Should Do

  • Introduce yourself on Slack and explore/subscribe to the channels that interest you
  • Open Skedda and familiarize yourself with the interface. Don't worry, more stuff will show up in there shortly as you complete training on equipment. Speaking of which...
  • Consider what equipment you'd like training on. Check the list of available Training Sessions. Check out the 125-training channel to see what's currently being offered and ask about getting training on the equipment that interests you. Note that training is offered on equipment, not rooms (except Woodworking Room Training). So being trained on one kind of 3D printer does not mean you can use all the machines in the 3D printing room.

What You Can Do

Interested in getting started right away but haven't had any training yet? Good news! If you're a safety-conscious person who's not afraid of reading a manual, guide, or asking someone for help, just completing the Safety Orientation gives you access to the following equipment and spaces:

Computers

3rd floor

  • The Boardroom (make sure to check and book it in Skedda)
  • The hand tools in the Tool Room, including:
    • Cordless drills, drivers, and impact drivers
    • Cordless sawzalls
    • Hammers
    • Wrenches (including a rather large pipe wrench)
    • Screwdrivers and hex drivers
    • Tapes and levels
    • Clamps
    • Handsaws, hacksaws, coping saws
    • Styrofoam cutters
    • Different sizes of fasteners
  • the Spot Welder
  • Temporary space on an assembly table that's not occupied to do your work

1st floor

Member Services

Check into Maker requests, Maker's Market, Rentable member storage and other things that may show up in Category:Member service.