Freeside Atlanta - User contributions [en]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2016-01-26T03:47:16Z

Benbradley: /* Restrictions */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned as of June 2015, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==
Available for general use, but if there's another scale available with lesser but adequate accuracy for your task, it would be preferable to use that other scale.

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read The Fine Manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in The Fine Manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).
* if it is desired to display other units of weight, follow instructions in The Fine Manual.

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]The Fine Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-11-23T02:13:12Z

Benbradley: /* About */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned as of June 2015, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read The Fine Manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in The Fine Manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).
* if it is desired to display other units of weight, follow instructions in The Fine Manual.

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]The Fine Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Equipment

2015-07-07T17:39:41Z

Benbradley: /* Woodshop */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]
* [[iPad Square Kiosk]]
* [[Equipment/Cisco_7960 | Cisco 7960]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components
* [[Rigol DS1054Z]] DSO scope
* (Temporary) [[List of Donated Equipment]]

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk
* [[Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale]]

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* [[1080p 2500 lumen projector]]
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet
* [[HDMI Extender]]

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such
* [[TEKTON Tool Kits]]

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* [[Laguna LT18 Band Saw]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Belt Sander
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords
* [[Cisco7960G_02]]

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]
* [[Paint Spray Booth]]
* [[Vacuum Former]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]
* [[Black Bull Metal Band Saw]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Shop Air Compressor]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Equipment

2015-07-07T17:39:14Z

Benbradley: /* Woodshop */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]
* [[iPad Square Kiosk]]
* [[Equipment/Cisco_7960 | Cisco 7960]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components
* [[Rigol DS1054Z]] DSO scope
* (Temporary) [[List of Donated Equipment]]

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk
* [[Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale]]

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* [[1080p 2500 lumen projector]]
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet
* [[HDMI Extender]]

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such
* [[TEKTON Tool Kits]]

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* [[Laguna LT18 Band Saw]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Band Saw
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords
* [[Cisco7960G_02]]

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]
* [[Paint Spray Booth]]
* [[Vacuum Former]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]
* [[Black Bull Metal Band Saw]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Shop Air Compressor]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-06-06T22:39:49Z

Benbradley: /* Caution */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned as of June 2005, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read The Fine Manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in The Fine Manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).
* if it is desired to display other units of weight, follow instructions in The Fine Manual.

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]The Fine Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-06-06T22:39:27Z

Benbradley: /* Basic Instructions */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned as of June 2005, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in The Fine Manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).
* if it is desired to display other units of weight, follow instructions in The Fine Manual.

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]The Fine Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-06-06T22:34:57Z

Benbradley: /* About */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned as of June 2005, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-06-06T22:33:57Z

Benbradley: /* Specifications and Detailed Instructions */

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned in June 2005, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://us.mt.com/dam/mt_ext_files/Editorial/Generic/5/PE360DR_3600DR_BA_0x000010083f8272f740009ff7_files/pe360-3600-ba-701344.pdf]]Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale

2015-06-06T22:19:11Z

Benbradley: Created page with "= Zone = Equipment \ Classroom = About = This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights...."

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Classroom]]

= About =
This is a high precision scale, measuring to within 0.01 gram for smaller weights, and to within 0.1 gram for larger weights. Maximum weight measurable is 3600 grams (about 7.93 pounds). The case has been newly cleaned in June 2005, and it is ready for use.

= Owner(s) =
* Freeside

= Hackability =
Do Not Hack

== Permissions ==
For general use by members (and guests with member permission and supervision) after reading Basic Instructions below. Treat this equipment as if it were your own.

== Restrictions ==

== Caution ==
Full accuracy requires 30 minutes warmup time and calibration, in that order. Read manual for more info.

= Basic Instructions =
* Plug in power. If maximum accuracy is needed, wait 30 minutes and follow calibration instructions in manual.
* Remove anything from the measurement tray, then press down on the metal bar at the edge of the display. All segments of the display will light for a few seconds to allow checking for missing segments, then "0.00g" will be display.
* Put item to be measured on measurement tray.
* Observe weight reading on display.
* If the display says "OFF" power has been interrupted and restored. Press down on the metal bar to restore operation.
* pull up on the metal bar at the edge of the display to turn off the display (unit remains powered internally to maintain calibration).

== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* Resolution: 0.01g
* Maximum Measurement: 3600g (about 7.93 pounds)

[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://homepage.univie.ac.at/dieter.mader/data/man/mettler-pe360-3600-manual.pdf]]Manual in PDF format 

= Tips =
The power connector on the back does not always make good contact to the IEC end of the power cord, making it appear the unit is not working. If unit does not come on, move around the power cord in the back connector and press the metal bar.

= Warnings =

== Safety ==

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2015-06-06T21:26:01Z

Benbradley: /* Hackability */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides can be adjusted. The Fine Manual presumably has details.
== Permissions ==
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.

== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools

= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2015-06-06T21:24:31Z

Benbradley: /* Zone */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.

== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools

= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Equipment

2015-06-06T21:20:04Z

Benbradley: /* Classroom */ Added the fine scale

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]
* [[iPad Square Kiosk]]
* [[Equipment/Cisco_7960 | Cisco 7960]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components
* [[Rigol DS1054Z]] DSO scope
* (Temporary) [[List of Donated Equipment]]

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk
* [[Mettler PE 3600 Electronic Scale]]

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* [[1080p 2500 lumen projector]]
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet
* [[HDMI Extender]]

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such
* [[TEKTON Tool Kits]]

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* [[Laguna LT18 Band Saw]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords
* [[Cisco7960G_02]]

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]
* [[Paint Spray Booth]]
* [[Vacuum Former]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]
* [[Black Bull Metal Band Saw]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Shop Air Compressor]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

List of Donated Equipment

2015-06-02T21:46:47Z

Benbradley:

Temporary Donated Equipment Status List

Created and written by Ben Bradley May 2, 02015

Equipment on the Electronics Bench and Known To Work:

HP 211A Square Wave Generator s/n 829-09572 (large grey box) is on the electronics bench and works fine. It may not be within calibration, but frequency output sampled at a few places was within 5 percent. Dial is linear, goes 1 to 10, rane switch is from x1 to x100k for a range of 1Hz to 1MHz. Other controls: Symmetry, Amplitude for 600 ohm output (banana), amplitude for 75 ohm output (BNC), attenuator for 75 ohm output (0dB, -20dB, -40dB, -60dB). Tube-operated, takes about a minute to warm up after turning on.

HP 202C Sine Wave "LOW FREQUENCY OSCILLATOR" audio-range oscillator (moderately large grey box, large silver dial) is on the electronics bench and works fine. Dial reading is log, marked 1-1.5 by 0.1, 1.7, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4-10 by 1. Range is x1 to x10k for frequency range of 1Hz to 100kHz. Has vernier knob for precision frequency setting, amplitude control, 600 ohm output, separate ground connection (three banana jacks). May not be exactly within calibration, but spot checking shows frequency accuracy is within 5 percent. Tube-operated, takes about a minute to warm up after turning on.

Tenma Function Generator Model 72-380 (in small clamshell box), pdf manual online

HP 652A Test Oscillator, sine wave, 10Hz to 1MHz. (serial # unknown)

HP 712C DC Power Supply (serial # unknown)

Equipment In The Back, Known working:

HP-200CD serial #605-64280 works well.
No screws holding case on.
Has solid state rectifiers, no 5AR4, looks original.

Equipment In The Back, Almost or Partially Working:

Heathkit VTVM/VOM # IM-10 no case
Not worth much but has big meter movement, good for showing off a "standard" VTVM.
needs:
case on 5 sides
Meter movement cover has a high electrostatic charge, and this strongly affects
movement operation. This needs to be fixed, but it's probably not worth doing unless it's an easy fix.

Equipment In The Back, Known Not To Work or Unknown:

HP-200CD serial # (on back chassis) 333-51626
Missing: Case, Fuse and fuse holder end, Power cord, Filter capacitor, tubes and bulbs:
(2) 6CW5/EL86 V2, V4
(2) 6AU6
(2) light bulbs, standard (10W 240V, still available) for this model.
(rectifier 5AR4 is installed)
The case it was "in" was too short for the chassis, found a naked HP400 AC VTVM that the case fits.

HP 333A distortion analyzer (quantity two)

Heath SM-5248 distortion analyzer (newer/later Heath model, looks nice)

Heathkit R/L/C bridge IB-28 - the only one I've seen, didn't recall seeing it in the catalogs,
I suspect not many of these were made.
PDF downloaded "Heathkit IB-28 impedance bridge.pdf" (and another PDF scan as well) through Google.
Opened up, missing all four tubes (two 1L4, two 1U4 - same/similar to in tube-type Zenith T-O receivers), has a SELENIUM rectifier that
needs to be removed from the circuit (though probably not removed altogether, to "keep original parts") and a silicon rectifier (w/R-C snubber for good measure) put in. Looks clean inside, and outside case got mostly cleaned up as well. The front panel should be taken apart and all knobs well-cleaned, as well as the panel itself cleaned well. Silk-screen printing looks good, and should (perhaps!) survive a good cleaning with light soap. I have three of the four tubes this needs. This is not a whiz-bang modern RLC meter, but it has historical interest and might be valuable.

HP 201C oscillator serial #351-05374
Tuning dial shaft connection to tuning capacitor is broke (fixable - mechanical problem). Small tuning knob
has lots of friction, apparently just needs cleaning and grease.
No output. With attentuator switch at "0DB" turning the variable output makes a small DC voltage change
on output, but no other sign of working.
On left side: 6AQ5, light bulb resistor, 6AU6 - both tubes get warm, but 6AQ5 does not get as warm as 6AU6.
On right side, octals: 6K6, 6SN7, 6K6, 5Y3/5AR4. These tubes get hot. All filaments light.

HP 400D s/n 310-52074 has selenium rectifier (should be replaced with silicon rectifier(s)). missing 5651 tube. Replaced with 5651 tube from s/n 310-49046, everything lights up, meter at first goes to 2/3 deflection, then after a minute settles down to about 5-10 percent. Selenium rectifier is cool (a Good Thing). large 10W(?) tubular resistor "0815-0017" gets too hot to touch (it's probably ok, but tempted to replace with larger rating). No deflection on any range with touching input terminal.

HP 400D s/n 310-49046

List of Donated Equipment

2015-06-02T21:41:40Z

Benbradley: Created by Ben Bradley

Temporary Donated Equipment Status List

Created and written by Ben Bradley May 2, 02015

Equipment on the Electronics Bench and Known To Work:

HP 211A Square Wave Generator s/n 829-09572 (large grey box) is on the electronics bench and works fine. It may not be within calibration, but frequency output sampled at a few places was within 5 percent. Dial is linear, goes 1 to 10, rane switch is from x1 to x100k for a range of 1Hz to 1MHz. Other controls: Symmetry, Amplitude for 600 ohm output (banana), amplitude for 75 ohm output (BNC), attenuator for 75 ohm output (0dB, -20dB, -40dB, -60dB). Tube-operated, takes about a minute to warm up after turning on.

HP 202C Sine Wave "LOW FREQUENCY OSCILLATOR" audio-range oscillator (moderately large grey box, large silver dial) is on the electronics bench and works fine. Dial reading is log, marked 1-1.5 by 0.1, 1.7, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4-10 by 1. Range is x1 to x10k for frequency range of 1Hz to 100kHz. Has vernier knob for precision frequency setting, amplitude control, 600 ohm output, separate ground connection (three banana jacks). May not be exactly within calibration, but spot checking shows frequency accuracy is within 5 percent. Tube-operated, takes about a minute to warm up after turning on.

Tenma Function Generator Model 72-380 (in small clamshell box), pdf manual online

HP 652A Test Oscillator, sine wave, 10Hz to 1MHz. (serial # unknown)

HP 712C DC Power Supply (serial # unknown)

Equipment In The Back, Known working:

HP-200CD serial #605-64280 works well.
No screws holding case on.
Has solid state rectifiers, no 5AR4, looks original.

Equipment In The Back, Almost or Partially Working:

Heathkit VTVM/VOM # IM-10 no case
Not worth much but has big meter movement, good for showing off a "standard" VTVM.
needs:
case on 5 sides
Meter movement cover has a high electrostatic charge, and this strongly affects
movement operation. This needs to be fixed, but it's probably not worth doing unless it's an easy fix.

Equipment In The Back, Known Not To Work or Unknown:

HP-200CD serial # (on back chassis) 333-51626
Missing: Case, Fuse and fuse holder end, Power cord, Filter capacitor, tubes and bulbs:
(2) 6CW5/EL86 V2, V4
(2) 6AU6
(2) light bulbs, standard (10W 240V, still available) for this model.
(rectifier 5AR4 is installed)
The case it was "in" was too short for the chassis, found a naked HP400 AC VTVM that the case fits.

HP 333A distortion analyzer (quantity two)
Heath SM-5248 distortion analyzer (newer/later Heath model, looks nice)

Heathkit R/L/C bridge IB-28 - the only one I've seen, didn't recall seeing it in the catalogs,
I suspect not many of these were made.
PDF downloaded "Heathkit IB-28 impedance bridge.pdf" (and another PDF scan as well) through Google.
Opened up, missing all four tubes (two 1L4, two 1U4 - same/similar to in tube-type Zenith T-O receivers), has a SELENIUM rectifier that
needs to be removed from the circuit (though probably not removed altogether, to "keep original parts") and a silicon rectifier (w/R-C snubber for good measure) put in. Looks clean inside, and outside case got mostly cleaned up as well. The front panel should be taken apart and all knobs well-cleaned, as well as the panel itself cleaned well. Silk-screen printing looks good, and should (perhaps!) survive a good cleaning with light soap. I have three of the four tubes this needs. This is not a whiz-bang modern RLC meter, but it has historical interest and might be valuable.

HP 201C oscillator serial #351-05374
Tuning dial shaft connection to tuning capacitor is broke (fixable - mechanical problem). Small tuning knob
has lots of friction, apparently just needs cleaning and grease.
No output. With attentuator switch at "0DB" turning the variable output makes a small DC voltage change
on output, but no other sign of working.
On left side: 6AQ5, light bulb resistor, 6AU6 - both tubes get warm, but 6AQ5 does not get as warm as 6AU6.
On right side, octals: 6K6, 6SN7, 6K6, 5Y3/5AR4. These tubes get hot. All filaments light.

HP 400D s/n 310-52074 has selenium rectifier (should be replaced with silicon rectifier(s)). missing 5651 tube. Replaced with 5651 tube from s/n 310-49046, everything lights up, meter at first goes to 2/3 deflection, then after a minute settles down to about 5-10 percent. Selenium rectifier is cool (a Good Thing). large 10W(?) tubular resistor "0815-0017" gets too hot to touch (it's probably ok, but tempted to replace with larger rating). No deflection on any range with touching input terminal.

HP 400D s/n 310-49046

Equipment

2015-06-02T21:34:38Z

Benbradley: /* Electronics Lab */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]
* [[iPad Square Kiosk]]
* [[Equipment/Cisco_7960 | Cisco 7960]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components
* [[Rigol DS1054Z]] DSO scope
* (Temporary) [[List of Donated Equipment]]

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* [[1080p 2500 lumen projector]]
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet
* [[HDMI Extender]]

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such
* [[TEKTON Tool Kits]]

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* [[Laguna LT18 Band Saw]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords
* [[Cisco7960G_02]]

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]
* [[Paint Spray Booth]]
* [[Vacuum Former]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]
* [[Black Bull Metal Band Saw]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Shop Air Compressor]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Equipment

2015-06-02T21:34:18Z

Benbradley: /* Electronics Lab */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]
* [[iPad Square Kiosk]]
* [[Equipment/Cisco_7960 | Cisco 7960]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components
* [[Rigol DS1054Z]] DSO scope
* (Temporary) [List of Donated Equipment]

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* [[1080p 2500 lumen projector]]
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet
* [[HDMI Extender]]

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such
* [[TEKTON Tool Kits]]

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* [[Laguna LT18 Band Saw]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords
* [[Cisco7960G_02]]

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]
* [[Paint Spray Booth]]
* [[Vacuum Former]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]
* [[Black Bull Metal Band Saw]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Shop Air Compressor]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:28:44Z

Benbradley: /* Caution */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.

== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools

= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:27:54Z

Benbradley: /* Permissions */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.

== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:27:28Z

Benbradley: /* Owner(s) */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
Rules and expectations for use of this piece of equipment. Example: 
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.
== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:27:00Z

Benbradley: /* About */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
Small bandsaw with 9 inch throat and 3 1/2 inch vertical (resaw) capability, for making straight or curved cuts in smaller pieces of wood.

= Owner(s) =
* Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
Rules and expectations for use of this piece of equipment. Example: 
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.
== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:25:35Z

Benbradley:

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
For making cuts in smaller pieces of wood.
= Owner(s) =
* Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
Rules and expectations for use of this piece of equipment. Example: 
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.
== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html
= Tips =
* Band Saw Handbook by Mark Douginske http://www.amazon.com/Band-Saw-Handbook-Mark-Duginske/dp/0806963980/
= Warnings =
[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts
[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk
== Safety ==
[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required
[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual
[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T23:18:53Z

Benbradley: /* Specifications and Detailed Instructions */

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
For making cuts in smaller pieces of wood.
= Owner(s) =
* Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
Rules and expectations for use of this piece of equipment. Example: 
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.
== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
* 9 inch throat (frame to blade) capacity
* 3 1/2 inch cutting thickness (resaw) capacity (barely enough to resaw a standard 2x4)
* Table size with extension 11 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
* Blade width 1/8" to 3/8"
* Blade length 59 1/4 to 59 1/2 inches

Full user manual in three languages
http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/304/original/BS903_979_trillingual.pdf?2011

Exploded view:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/ryobi-bs903-band-saw-parts-c-7931_7949_7953.html

= Tips =
* ??
* ??

= Warnings =
Delete those that do not apply 

[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts

[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk

[[File:Crush.png|100px]] Crush and Pinch Risk

[[File:ElectricShock.PNG|100px]] Electric Shock Risk

== Safety ==
Delete those that do not apply 

[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required

[[File:Hearing.PNG|100px]] Hearing Protection Required

[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual

[[File:Unplug.PNG |100px]] Unplug After Use

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

2014-10-21T22:41:04Z

Benbradley: Created by Ben Bradley, Oct. 21, 2014

[[File:ImageOfEquipment.jpg|thumb|300px]]

= Zone =
[[Equipment]] \ [[Warehouse]] \ [[Woodshop]]

= About =
For making cuts in smaller pieces of wood.
= Owner(s) =
* Ben Bradley

= Hackability =
The basic structure is not hackable, but:
* The blade is easily changeable/replaceable.
* The blade guides are crap and do not hold the blade still. This can and should be improved/replaced.
== Permissions ==
Rules and expectations for use of this piece of equipment. Example: 
For general use with minnimal knowledge of woodworking equipment and practices. Treat this equipment as if it were your own, cleaning items off of the top of the machine and around its table after usage.
== Restrictions ==
Do not use for metal cutting. There is at least one bandsaw in the shop for metal cutting. Wood and plastic are acceptable materials.
== Caution ==
This tool is very effective at cutting fingers. Use standard woodworking safety equipment such as goggles and saw workpiece "pusher" tools"
= Basic Instructions =
* Connect and turn on dust collector if a significant amount of sawing (such as resawing) will be done.
* Turn on saw power and light power.
* Make cuts.
* Turn off saw power.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
asdf

[[File:Info.jpg|50px|link=http://10rem.net/hobbies/woodworking/delta-contractors-saw-rebuild---the-frankensaw]]URL to excellent teardown and maintenance walk-through 
[[File:RTFM.PNG|50px|link=http://www.1800toolrepair.com/schematics/36-430_TYPE_1.pdf]]URL to product manuals 
[[File:Video.jpg|50px|link=http://bcove.me/6k8vlh1x]]Link to videos showing good examples of use

= Tips =
* ??
* ??

= Warnings =
Delete those that do not apply 

[[File:HighSpeedMovingParts.png|100px]] High Speed Moving Parts

[[File:Cutting.PNG|100px]] Cutting Risk

[[File:Crush.png|100px]] Crush and Pinch Risk

[[File:ElectricShock.PNG|100px]] Electric Shock Risk

== Safety ==
Delete those that do not apply 

[[File:Goggles.PNG|100px]] Eye Protection Required

[[File:Hearing.PNG|100px]] Hearing Protection Required

[[File:RTFM.PNG|100px]] Read the Fine Manual

[[File:Unplug.PNG |100px]] Unplug After Use

[[category: Equipment]]
[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Equipment

2014-10-21T22:13:12Z

Benbradley: /* Woodshop */ Added Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have. For things that are on loan to the space, we have a [[Loanation Agreement]].

== [[Welcome]] ==

* [[WelcomeKiosk| Welcome Kiosk]]
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* [[The Kraken]] (custom build)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Death-Bot, Freeside's [[Hexacopter]]
* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder [[Reflow Oven]]
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* [[Portable projector]]
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation
* [[Kill-A-Watt]]
* [[Security Bit Set]]

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* 1080p 2500 lumen projector
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* [[Radio Rack]]
:* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
:* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
:* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* [[Porter Cable 1HP Dust Collector]]
* [[Steel City Drill Press]]
* [[Ryobi 9" Band Saw BS903]]
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* [[Black and Decker Compound Miter Saw]]
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* [[Porter Cable Scroll Saw]]
* [[Delta Bench Grinder]]
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* [[Lincoln Electric Mig Welder]]
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]
* [[Gas Forge]]
* [[Anvil and Blacksmith Tools]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* [[Tire Changer]]
* [[Engine Hoist]]
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack
* [[Bicycle Stand]]

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Yamaha guitar

2013-10-02T05:02:34Z

Benbradley: Updating to current status.

The Yamaha EG 112C guitar is a Stratocaster almost-clone. It has the usual three pickups, modern 5-way pickup switch, volume control, a single tone control (unlike a "real" Stratocaster), and an output jack on the side, or lower bout (like many Gibson electrics, and again unlike a "real" Stratocaster). It's been hanging around the space for close to a year in a nonfunctional state, and Tuesday, May 14, 02013 I ([[http://wiki.freesideatlanta.org/fs/User:Benbradley Benbradley]]) made an output jackplate, wired the output jack, and put strings on it. It plays rather well as-is. It's available for playing and further hacking.

The Freeside ID label on the back (on the bridge-spring cover plate) says "Owner" is Ben Bradley, but that's not true. As described above, it was in the space for a while and donated by some unknown person (perhaps Igor?), and is owned by Freeside. The label also says "Do Not Hack." This guitar actually sounds and plays pretty decently, and would probably better be left as-is as a usable guitar. The [[Starcaster_by_Fender_guitar|Starcaster by Fender]] is a lesser guitar and thus more amendable to random hacking. [[User:Benbradley|Benbradley]] ([[User talk:Benbradley|talk]]) 05:02, 2 October 2013 (UTC)

Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier

2013-06-30T06:13:45Z

Benbradley: Created page with "= Zone = Media Lab = About = Designed and used specifically to amplify electric guitars, but can be used with many other musical instruments and sound-producing devices. =..."

= Zone =
[[Media Lab]]
= About =
Designed and used specifically to amplify electric guitars, but can be used with many other musical instruments and sound-producing devices.
= Owner(s) =
Ben Bradley
= Hackability =
Do Not Hack
== Permissions ==
Available for general use within the space to all Freeside members and visitors. It distorts "properly" when turned up to full volume with channel on "clean" for at least a few seconds without sustaining damage.
== Restrictions ==
This unit can create moderately high sound volume, and should not be used to irritate others.
== Caution ==
Extended use at high volume may cause hearing damage. Use hearing protection if playing loud.
= Basic Instructions =
* Plug power cord into electrical outlet.
* Plug guitar cord (1/4" phone connector on each end) into instrument.
* Plug other end of guitar cord into amplifier.
* Turn on amplifier.
* Adjust controls to taste.
== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
Basic small guitar amplifier, 15 watts into internal 8" 4-ohm full-range speaker.
Manual (in obsolete products) at Peavey.com:
http://peavey.com/assets/literature/manuals/80303036.pdf
== Safety ==
[[File:Hearing.PNG|100px]] Hearing Protection Required

[[category: Equipment]]

[[category: QR Code Needed]]

Equipment

2013-06-30T03:27:04Z

Benbradley: /* Media Lab */ added Peavey Rage

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have.

== [[Welcome]] ==

* Welcome kiosk
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station
* [[WelcomeTablet| Asus TF-101 Tablet]]

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* The Kraken (custom- and member-designed)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder Reflow Oven
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* Portable projector
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* 1080p 2500 lumen projector
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* [[Peavey Rage 158 Guitar Amplifier]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* [[Delta 36-430 Table Saw]]
* Steel City Drill Press
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* (Compound) Miter Saw
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* Porter Cable Scroll Saw
* Delta Bench Grinder
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router
* [[CNC Cart]]
* [[3040 CNC Router]]

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* Lincoln Electric Mig Welder
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* Tire Changer and Balancer
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Yamaha guitar

2013-05-28T03:31:01Z

Benbradley:

The Yamaha EG 112C guitar is a Stratocaster almost-clone. It has the usual three pickups, modern 5-way pickup switch, volume control, a single tone control, and an output jack on the side, or lower bout (like many Gibson electrics, and unlike a "real" Stratocaster). It's been hanging around the space for close to a year in a nonfunctional state, and Tuesday, May 14, 02013 I ([[http://wiki.freesideatlanta.org/fs/User:Benbradley Benbradley]]) made an output jackplate, wired the output jack, and put strings on it. It plays rather well as-is. It's available for playing and further hacking.

Starcaster by Fender guitar

2013-05-22T02:47:54Z

Benbradley: Created. ~~~~

This is a cheap clone of a Fender Stratocaster with an odd-looking headstock. It is currently playable, but has rusty strings that could break at any moment. The Wikipedia entry for this model guitar is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starcaster_by_Fender here].

Equipment

2013-05-22T02:32:49Z

Benbradley: /* Media Lab */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have.

== [[Welcome]] ==

* Welcome kiosk
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* The Kraken (custom- and member-designed)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder Reflow Oven
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* Portable projector
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* 1080p 2500 lumen projector
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* [[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
* [[Ben's custom guitar]]
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* Delta 36-430 Table Saw
* Steel City Drill Press
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* (Compound) Miter Saw
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* Porter Cable Scroll Saw
* Delta Bench Grinder
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* Lincoln Electric Mig Welder
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* Tire Changer and Balancer
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Yamaha guitar

2013-05-22T02:24:39Z

Benbradley:

The Yamaha EG 112C guitar is a Stratocaster almost-clone. It has the usual three pickups, modern 5-way pickup switch, volume control, a single tone control, and an output jack on the side, or lower bout (like many Gibson electrics, and unlike a "real" Stratocaster). It's been hanging around the space for close to a year in a nonfunctional state, and last week (Tuesday, May 14, 02013) I made an output jackplate, wired the output jack, and put strings on it. It plays rather well as-is. It's available for playing and further hacking.

Yamaha guitar

2013-05-22T02:21:59Z

Benbradley: Created. ~~~~

The Yamaha G-eg 112C guitar is a Stratocaster almost-clone. It has the usual three pickups, modern 5-way pickup swithch, volume control and a single tone control. It's been hanging around the space for close to a year in a nonfunctional state, and last week (Tuesday, May 14, 02013) I made an output jackplate, wired the output jack, and put strings on it. It plays rather well as-is. It's available for playing and further hacking.

Equipment

2013-05-22T02:11:41Z

Benbradley: /* Media Lab */

Freeside has lots of equipment, spare parts, material, furniture, and almost anything you can think of.

We're always looking to expand, so we also have a [[Wishlist]] of equipment that we'd like to have.

== [[Welcome]] ==

* Welcome kiosk
* Van de Graaf generator
* Lockpick kit (needs improvement)
* Rhombic hexecontahedron
* Pterodactyl
* Weather station

== [[3D_Printing| 3D Printing]] ==

* The Wall of Spool
* [[LulzBot AO-100]]
* Thingomatic
* Cupcake 1
* Cupcake 2
* Rep Rap
* The Kraken (custom- and member-designed)
* Member workstation

== [[Electronics_Lab| Electronics Lab]] ==

* Solder
* Flux pens
* Flux paste
* Soldering Irons
* Toaster Solder Reflow Oven
* Helping Hands with Magnifiers
* Copper wool in cups
* Arduino Uno
* TI MSP430
* Raspberry Pi
* Oscilloscopes
* Bench power supplies
* Multimeters
* Breadboards and test benches
* Desoldering tools
* Many, many spare parts and components

== [[Classroom]] ==

* Desk space for 16
* Portable projector
* Whiteboard (both on the wall and on the tables!)
* Official-looking teacher's desk

== [[Server_Room| Server Room]] ==

* Racks
* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
* IT workstation

== [[Auditorium]] ==
* A bunch of couches and chairs
* 16ft x 9ft projection screen
* 1080p 2500 lumen projector
* 5.2 Surround sound system
* Totally legit podium with a microphone
* Stage for presentation area
* Beautiful, well-designed media cabinet
* Weird videos from the internet

== [[Media_Lab| Media Lab]] ==
* Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
* Network attached storage (NAS) systems
* Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
* Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
* Kinect with SDK
* Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
* Arduino
* Raspberry Pi
* [[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
* Ben's custom guitar
* Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
* USB-to-DMX interface
* Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
* 5.1 Surround sound system (it's more like a 9.4 system - Alan)

== [[Bio_Lab| Bio Lab]] ==
* Stereoscopic microscope
* Glassware
* Slides
* Hot plate with stirrer
* Scales
* Incubator

== [[Ham Shack| Ham Shack]] ==
* Multi-Operator Radio Station Desk
* Patch Panel for coax and other cables
* Multiple power supplies and battery backup power
* SWR and Transmit Power Meters
* Amateur Band Plan, Maidenhead Grid Maps, and other information charts
* PC for SDR, station logging, and digital modes
* Locker for radios
* Kenwood UHF Transceiver (70cm band)
* Kenwood VHF Transceiver (2M band)
* Cobra CB (Possible conversion to 10M band?)

== [[Tool_Room| Tool Room]] ==

[[File:Toolroom1.jpg|thumb|250px|Our tool room, finally organized]]

* Jigsaws
* Circular Saws
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* Power Drills and Hammer Drill
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Extension Cords
* Dremel Hand Tools
* Planers
* LOTS of almost-complete kits of drill bits
* More than 30 clamps
* Screwdrivers, pliers, and such

== [[Woodshop]] ==

[[File:Workshop - from Loft.jpg|thumb|250px|The [[Woodshop]] as seen from the loft]]

* Delta 36-430 Table Saw
* Steel City Drill Press
* Grinders and Cut-off Wheels
* (Compound) Miter Saw
* Power Drills and Hammer Drills
* Porter Cable Scroll Saw
* Delta Bench Grinder
* Central Machinery Joiner
* Craftsman Router 315-17300
* Squirrel Cage shop fan
* Propane Blowtorches
* Tons of Extension Cords

== [[CNC Lab]] ==
* [[Laser Cutter]]
* Shapoko CNC Router

== [[Metal Shop]] ==

* [[Busy Bee Lathe]]
* Lincoln Electric Mig Welder
* Hobart Stickmate Welder
* Ridgid Air Compressor
* Kiln
* Crucible
* Grinders and cut-off wheels
* [[Sheet Metal Brake]]

== [[Garage]] ==

* Engine Stand
* Tire Changer and Balancer
* Automotive Related Tools
* Floor Jack

== [[Safety]] ==

* Safety glasses
* Ear plugs
* Heavy-duty hearing protection
* Dust masks and air filters
* A hard hat
* Eye wash
* Two First Aid kits

== [[Attic]] ==
* Build-out Materials

Media Lab

2013-05-22T01:52:42Z

Benbradley: /* Equipment */

==Gallery==
<TODO - A gallery of Media Lab images will go here>

==Overview==

The Media Lab and Bio Lab are two of the latest additions to Freeside's hacker/maker zones. The Media Lab is set up for experiments in lighting, audio, automation control, interactive devices, user-interface design, recording, and other cool media experimentation. The area itself is one big experiment and is set up with a customizable Dreamlights lighting system. We're pretty excited about it.

==Equipment==
*Media workstations (Windows and Linux)
*Network attached storage (NAS) systems
*Emotiv Epoc brain-computer interface headset
*Vuzix stereoscopic glasses
*Kinect with SDK
*Eye tracking system with Open Gazer and OGAMA
*Arduino
*Raspberry Pi
*[[Yamaha guitar]] (now playable, available for further hacking)
*[[Starcaster by Fender guitar]]
*[[Ben's custom guitar]]
*Avid Vocal Studio mic kit
*USB-to-DMX interface
*Dreamlights RGB LED lighting
*5.1 Surround sound system

==Current Projects==
*Guitar hacking
*Eye tracking project
*More build-out stuff

Talk:Media Lab

2013-05-22T01:50:31Z

Benbradley:

I'm expanding the guitar entries/selection, individual actual entries to be added as I get to them. [[User:Benbradley|Benbradley]] ([[User talk:Benbradley|talk]]) 01:50, 22 May 2013 (UTC)

Talk:Media Lab

2013-05-22T01:47:45Z

Benbradley: Created page with "I'm expanding the guitar entries/selection, individual actual entries to be added as I get to them."

I'm expanding the guitar entries/selection, individual actual entries to be added as I get to them.