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<div>[[Equipment|Equipment]] / [[Equipment/Laser_Cutter|Laser Cutter]] / Training<br />
<br />
= Laser Cutter Training =<br />
<br />
This page documents the process for being trained on the Laser Cutter, and the list of members who have completed that training.<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
<br />
Training takes place in three main steps:<br />
* Group Training of 1-4 members, going through the equipment and how to use it (~1hr)<br />
* Individual Training Task, where an individual member is set a task to complete to prove and improve understanding (~30min each)<br />
* Project Oversight, where more experienced users oversee the projects being undertaken when cutting (first 2-3 projects)<br />
<br />
Training on the Laser Cutter is run by the Laser Cutter Owners. The Laser Cutter Owners are a group of people responsible for maintaining and training on the laser cutter, and hence have been trained to train, and trained to perform the weekly and monthly maintenance on the laser cutter. <br />
<br />
== Booking ==<br />
<br />
Sessions are advertised on '''http://meetup.makespace.org'''<br />
* For discussing training, or requesting additional slots if needed, use the mailing list thread: [https://groups.google.com/d/topic/cammakespace/vNrS07zVuY0/discussion Training : Laser Cutter]<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
* You can only be trained if you have your name allocated to a slot (groups will be restricted to four at a time, so please don't make up additional spaces)<br />
* You must do the group and individual training on the same day<br />
<br />
= Trained Users =<br />
<br />
The following members of Makespace are owners of the laser cutter, so are trained to use and teach use of the Laser Cutter:<br />
* Simon Ford<br />
* David Barham<br />
* Nick Johnson<br />
<br />
The following members of Makespace are trained and qualified to use the Laser Cutter (note, they are not qualified to train others however):<br />
* Steve Upton (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Martin de Selincourt (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Oliver Jackson (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Simon Stirley (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Stephen Woolhead (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Martin Levine (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Uwe Borowski (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Peter Sewell (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Steve Loughran (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* ST John (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Henry Gomersall (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Brian Corteil (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Wayne Keenan (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Andrew Dunn (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* David Knell (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Tom Oinn (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Amir Chaudhry (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Anil Madhavapeddy (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Edward Imhagwe (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Michael Dales (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Laura James (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Robert Copcutt (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Phil Cowans (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Errol McMullen (Simon Ford, 9/03/2013)<br />
* Gaye Soykok (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Mark Williamson (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013) <br />
* Joe Tapply (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Dan Ros (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Paul Osborn (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* David Esteves (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* Zé Pinto Ferreira (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013) <br />
* Sharath (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* Andy Jude (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Mark Mellors (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Chris Abri (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Tom Ingham (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Adrian van den Heever (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Chris Voth (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Archie Reid (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Rachel Rayns (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Giovanni Orlando (David Barham, 15/04/2013)<br />
* Chunhe Yu (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Marko Cosic (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Mark Watson (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Andy Fisher (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* David Bebb (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* Simon Haydn (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* Adrian Carr (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* John Clamp (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Maciek Piatek (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Antonio Barragan (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* John Sturdy (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Roeland Schumacher (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Mark Tillotson (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Ward Hills (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Anne Harrison (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* William Morton (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* Ali (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* Rod Williams (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
<br />
= Training Cheatsheet =<br />
<br />
The training structure and prompt sheet. Please note, this is used by the Laser Cutter Owners as a prompt to ensure training is executed in a consistent and complete fashion is included on this page; this does not constitute and is not a substitue for the training itself.<br />
<br />
== Group Training ==<br />
<br />
The group training introduction structure, suitable for 1-4 members at a time in a 1 hr session.<br />
<br />
Introduction of main components<br />
* Laser<br />
* Cutting Mechanics<br />
* Water Cooler System<br />
* Filter<br />
* PC<br />
* Materials (what it can cut, supply)<br />
<br />
Checks for everyone to do<br />
* Check in use, looks ok<br />
* Check water bath, temperature<br />
<br />
Powering Up<br />
* Turning on filter (Tick = ok, Warning = tell the owners, Cross = don't use it and tell the owners)<br />
* Turning on Laser and warmup, what to do if doesn't power up<br />
* Turning on PC and starting software<br />
<br />
LaserCut Project walkthrough (using M+S+text keyring example)<br />
* Package function, drawing, import file types<br />
* Bed dimensions<br />
* Paths, yellow dots, 'united' shapes<br />
* Blue dot, Immediate mode<br />
* Layers and colours<br />
* Through cut, surface cut and engraving, speeds and strengths<br />
* Various steps to build keyring design (shapes, text, uniting, layers, alignment, scaling, layers)<br />
* Job ordering <br />
* Saving<br />
* Download as immediate, delete, download current<br />
<br />
Laser Operation<br />
* Lid<br />
* Control panel, escape<br />
* Moving head XY, indicator laser, datum<br />
* Moving Z<br />
* Focus<br />
* Start position and test<br />
* Start, pause and emergency stop function<br />
* Do job, pause/open lid, restart<br />
<br />
Laser Hazards<br />
* Process and progression for normal operation failure (fire) - pause, open, move, CO2 <br />
* Process for abnormal operation failure (mechanical/jam) - emergency stop, open, move, CO2<br />
* Ensure confident of process<br />
<br />
Power Down<br />
* Switch off laser<br />
* Switch off filtration<br />
* Clean any residue from the bed or bottom tray<br />
* Close lid<br />
<br />
== Individual Training Task ==<br />
<br />
The individual task to get familiar, prompt questions and check understanding:<br />
<br />
Task<br />
* Make a personalised focus tool<br />
* Square acrylic of appropriate size<br />
* Member's name, "Focus Tool", keychain hole<br />
* Should use full cut, surface cut, engrave<br />
* Should demonstrate all steps, size, appropriate ordering, positioning<br />
<br />
Steps<br />
* Set individual to work, don't prompt but do answer questions (or pose if needed)<br />
* Talk through design once done, question/check things etc<br />
* Proceed to lasering (watch carefully all steps)<br />
* Ask to stop job/restart, question escalation process<br />
<br />
Assuming all ok:<br />
* Get them to read the health and safety notes about operation and materials<br />
* Add to the trained member list!<br />
<br />
== Project Oversight ==<br />
<br />
For next 2-3 projects, ensure member will find another more experienced trained user to support them (second pair of eyes)</div>Nickcadsoftukhttp://wiki.makespace.org/Equipment/3D_Printer/TrainingEquipment/3D Printer/Training2013-05-19T21:41:49Z<p>Nickcadsoftuk: /* Trained Users */</p>
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<div>[[Equipment|Equipment]] / [[Equipment/3D Printer|3D Printer]] / Training<br />
<br />
= 3D Printer Training =<br />
<br />
This page documents the process for being trained on the 3D Printer, and the list of members who have completed that training.<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
<br />
Training takes place in three main steps:<br />
* Group Training of 1-4 members, going through the equipment and how to use it (~1hr)<br />
* Individual Training Task, where an individual member is set a task to complete to prove and improve understanding (~30min each)<br />
* Project Oversight, where more experienced users oversee the projects being undertaken when cutting (first 2-3 projects)<br />
<br />
Training on the 3D Printer is run by the 3D Printer Owners. The 3D Printer Owners are a group of people responsible for maintaining and training on the 3D Printer, and hence have been trained to train, and trained to perform the weekly and monthly maintenance on the 3D Printer. <br />
<br />
== Booking ==<br />
<br />
Please add your name to free slots in training sessions below.<br />
<br />
<br />
<!-- For discussing and arranging slots, please use the mailing list thread: '''[https://groups.google.com/d/topic/cammakespace/vNrS07zVuY0/discussion Training : Laser Cutter]'''<br />
--><br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
* You can only be trained if you have your name allocated to a slot (groups will be restricted to four at a time, so please don't make up additional spaces)<br />
* You must do the group and individual training on the same day<br />
<br />
= Trained Users =<br />
<br />
The following members of Makespace are trained and qualified to use the 3D Printer (note, they are not qualified to train others however):<br />
<br />
* Chris Abri<br />
* Rachel Rayns<br />
* Tom Ingham<br />
* Paul Osborn<br />
* Moin Ali<br />
* Andy Fisher<br />
* Edward Imhagwe<br />
* Yi Wei<br />
* Errol McMullen<br />
* Mark Watson<br />
* Catarina Violante<br />
* Maciek Piatek<br />
* Adrian van den Heever<br />
* Brian Corteil<br />
* Rod Williams<br />
* Peter Provis<br />
* Ben Evans<br />
* Roeland Schumacher<br />
* Archie Reid<br />
* Adrian Carr<br />
* Ward Hills<br />
* Paul Holland<br />
* Pop Sharma<br />
* Patrick Greaney<br />
* Kevin Latter<br />
* Martin de Selincourt<br />
* Alexis Mather<br />
* Andrew Dunn<br />
<br />
'''Delayed training blacklist:'''<br />
<br />
Now on the wall in Makespace, near the 3D printers.<br />
<br />
= Training Cheatsheet =<br />
<br />
The training structure and prompt sheet. Please note, this is used by the 3D Printer Owners as a prompt to ensure training is executed in a consistent and complete fashion is included on this page; this does not constitute and is not a substitue for the training itself.<br />
<br />
== Group Training ==<br />
<br />
The group training introduction structure, suitable for 1-4 members at a time in a 1 hr session.<br />
<br />
Introduction of main components<br />
* Printer<br />
* PC<br />
* Materials<br />
<br />
Checks for everyone to do<br />
* Check in use, looks ok<br />
* <br />
<br />
Powering Up<br />
* Turning on<br />
<br />
Project walkthrough<br />
* Package function, import file types, location, scale<br />
<br />
Printer Operation<br />
* Start, pause and emergency stop function<br />
* Do job, pause/open lid, restart<br />
<br />
Hazards<br />
* --<br />
* Ensure confident of process<br />
<br />
Power Down<br />
* Switch off<br />
* Switch off PC<br />
<br />
== Individual Training Task ==<br />
<br />
The individual task to get familiar, prompt questions and check understanding:<br />
<br />
Task<br />
* Make something?<br />
* Should demonstrate import, setup, position and run<br />
* possible examples (around 10m printing time)<br />
** plain_game_tokes 1/2/5<br />
** SpaceShuttle-small<br />
** CookieCutter_apple_small<br />
<br />
Steps<br />
* Set individual to work, don't prompt but do answer questions (or pose if needed)<br />
* Talk through design once done, question/check things etc<br />
* Proceed to printing (watch carefully all steps)<br />
<br />
Assuming all ok:<br />
* Get them to read the health and safety notes about operation and materials<br />
* Add to the trained member list!<br />
<br />
== Project Oversight ==<br />
<br />
For next 2-3 projects, ensure member will find another more experienced trained user to support them (second pair of eyes)</div>Nickcadsoftukhttp://wiki.makespace.org/Equipment/Laser_Cutter/TrainingEquipment/Laser Cutter/Training2013-05-19T21:38:04Z<p>Nickcadsoftuk: /* Trained Users */</p>
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<div>[[Equipment|Equipment]] / [[Equipment/Laser_Cutter|Laser Cutter]] / Training<br />
<br />
= Laser Cutter Training =<br />
<br />
This page documents the process for being trained on the Laser Cutter, and the list of members who have completed that training.<br />
<br />
== Summary ==<br />
<br />
Training takes place in three main steps:<br />
* Group Training of 1-4 members, going through the equipment and how to use it (~1hr)<br />
* Individual Training Task, where an individual member is set a task to complete to prove and improve understanding (~30min each)<br />
* Project Oversight, where more experienced users oversee the projects being undertaken when cutting (first 2-3 projects)<br />
<br />
Training on the Laser Cutter is run by the Laser Cutter Owners. The Laser Cutter Owners are a group of people responsible for maintaining and training on the laser cutter, and hence have been trained to train, and trained to perform the weekly and monthly maintenance on the laser cutter. <br />
<br />
== Booking ==<br />
<br />
Sessions are advertised on '''http://meetup.makespace.org'''<br />
* For discussing training, or requesting additional slots if needed, use the mailing list thread: [https://groups.google.com/d/topic/cammakespace/vNrS07zVuY0/discussion Training : Laser Cutter]<br />
<br />
Notes:<br />
* You can only be trained if you have your name allocated to a slot (groups will be restricted to four at a time, so please don't make up additional spaces)<br />
* You must do the group and individual training on the same day<br />
<br />
= Trained Users =<br />
<br />
The following members of Makespace are owners of the laser cutter, so are trained to use and teach use of the Laser Cutter:<br />
* Simon Ford<br />
* David Barham<br />
* (Nick Johnson - not yet finalised training)<br />
<br />
The following members of Makespace are trained and qualified to use the Laser Cutter (note, they are not qualified to train others however):<br />
* Steve Upton (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Martin de Selincourt (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Oliver Jackson (Simon Ford, 23/01/2013)<br />
* Simon Stirley (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Stephen Woolhead (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Martin Levine (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Uwe Borowski (Simon Ford, 01/02/2013)<br />
* Peter Sewell (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Steve Loughran (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* ST John (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Henry Gomersall (Simon Ford, 03/02/2013)<br />
* Brian Corteil (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Wayne Keenan (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Andrew Dunn (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* David Knell (Simon Ford, 05/02/2013)<br />
* Tom Oinn (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Amir Chaudhry (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Anil Madhavapeddy (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Edward Imhagwe (David Barham, 12/02/2013)<br />
* Michael Dales (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Laura James (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Robert Copcutt (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Phil Cowans (Simon Ford, 2/03/2013)<br />
* Errol McMullen (Simon Ford, 9/03/2013)<br />
* Gaye Soykok (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Mark Williamson (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013) <br />
* Joe Tapply (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Dan Ros (Simon Ford, 19/03/2013)<br />
* Paul Osborn (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* David Esteves (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* Zé Pinto Ferreira (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013) <br />
* Sharath (Simon Ford, 27/03/2013)<br />
* Andy Jude (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Mark Mellors (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Chris Abri (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Tom Ingham (Simon Ford, 5/04/2013)<br />
* Adrian van den Heever (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Chris Voth (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Archie Reid (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Rachel Rayns (David Barham, 11/04/2013)<br />
* Giovanni Orlando (David Barham, 15/04/2013)<br />
* Chunhe Yu (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Marko Cosic (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Mark Watson (Nicholas Johnson, 04/04/2013)<br />
* Andy Fisher (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* David Bebb (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* Simon Haydn (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* Adrian Carr (Nicholas Johnson, 02/05/2013)<br />
* John Clamp (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Maciek Piatek (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Antonio Barragan (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* John Sturdy (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Roeland Schumacher (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Mark Tillotson (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Ward Hills (Nicholas Johnson, 10/05/2013)<br />
* Anne Harrison (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* William Morton (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* Ali (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
* Rod Williams (Nicholas Johnson, 17/05/2013)<br />
<br />
= Training Cheatsheet =<br />
<br />
The training structure and prompt sheet. Please note, this is used by the Laser Cutter Owners as a prompt to ensure training is executed in a consistent and complete fashion is included on this page; this does not constitute and is not a substitue for the training itself.<br />
<br />
== Group Training ==<br />
<br />
The group training introduction structure, suitable for 1-4 members at a time in a 1 hr session.<br />
<br />
Introduction of main components<br />
* Laser<br />
* Cutting Mechanics<br />
* Water Cooler System<br />
* Filter<br />
* PC<br />
* Materials (what it can cut, supply)<br />
<br />
Checks for everyone to do<br />
* Check in use, looks ok<br />
* Check water bath, temperature<br />
<br />
Powering Up<br />
* Turning on filter (Tick = ok, Warning = tell the owners, Cross = don't use it and tell the owners)<br />
* Turning on Laser and warmup, what to do if doesn't power up<br />
* Turning on PC and starting software<br />
<br />
LaserCut Project walkthrough (using M+S+text keyring example)<br />
* Package function, drawing, import file types<br />
* Bed dimensions<br />
* Paths, yellow dots, 'united' shapes<br />
* Blue dot, Immediate mode<br />
* Layers and colours<br />
* Through cut, surface cut and engraving, speeds and strengths<br />
* Various steps to build keyring design (shapes, text, uniting, layers, alignment, scaling, layers)<br />
* Job ordering <br />
* Saving<br />
* Download as immediate, delete, download current<br />
<br />
Laser Operation<br />
* Lid<br />
* Control panel, escape<br />
* Moving head XY, indicator laser, datum<br />
* Moving Z<br />
* Focus<br />
* Start position and test<br />
* Start, pause and emergency stop function<br />
* Do job, pause/open lid, restart<br />
<br />
Laser Hazards<br />
* Process and progression for normal operation failure (fire) - pause, open, move, CO2 <br />
* Process for abnormal operation failure (mechanical/jam) - emergency stop, open, move, CO2<br />
* Ensure confident of process<br />
<br />
Power Down<br />
* Switch off laser<br />
* Switch off filtration<br />
* Clean any residue from the bed or bottom tray<br />
* Close lid<br />
<br />
== Individual Training Task ==<br />
<br />
The individual task to get familiar, prompt questions and check understanding:<br />
<br />
Task<br />
* Make a personalised focus tool<br />
* Square acrylic of appropriate size<br />
* Member's name, "Focus Tool", keychain hole<br />
* Should use full cut, surface cut, engrave<br />
* Should demonstrate all steps, size, appropriate ordering, positioning<br />
<br />
Steps<br />
* Set individual to work, don't prompt but do answer questions (or pose if needed)<br />
* Talk through design once done, question/check things etc<br />
* Proceed to lasering (watch carefully all steps)<br />
* Ask to stop job/restart, question escalation process<br />
<br />
Assuming all ok:<br />
* Get them to read the health and safety notes about operation and materials<br />
* Add to the trained member list!<br />
<br />
== Project Oversight ==<br />
<br />
For next 2-3 projects, ensure member will find another more experienced trained user to support them (second pair of eyes)</div>Nickcadsoftukhttp://wiki.makespace.org/Infrastructure/SuppliesInfrastructure/Supplies2013-02-28T12:19:31Z<p>Nickcadsoftuk: </p>
<hr />
<div>This page is to log our buying and consumption rate of "domestic" supplies such as cleaning materials.<br />
<br />
The "whenever / whoever" line is to establish the table format using rowspan to group batches of the same supply. Please replace it (and remove this paragraph) on buying the second batch of liquid soap!<br />
<br />
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"<br />
|+ Domestic supplies<br />
|-<br />
! Item<br />
! Quantity bought<br />
! Pack price<br />
! Date bought<br />
! Period lasted<br />
! Unit lasted (days)<br />
! Bought by<br />
|-<br />
!rowspan=2| Liquid soap<br />
| 12<br />
| £1.11<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
| 12<br />
|<br />
| whenever<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| whoever<br />
|-<br />
! Washing up liquid<br />
| 3<br />
| £1.07<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Multi-surface cleaner<br />
| 3<br />
| £1.40<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Disinfectant<br />
| 1<br />
| £1.25<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Bin liners<br />
| 2 rolls of 50<br />
| £2.45<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Sink sponges<br />
| 4 packs of 6<br />
| £0.90<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Cleaning cloths<br />
| 2 large packs<br />
| £3.99<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Kitchen towels (paper)<br />
| 4 packs of 2<br />
| £1.00<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Cleaning gloves<br />
| 2 packs of 2<br />
| £2.66<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Dish brush<br />
| 2<br />
| £1.50<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Cling film<br />
| 1 roll of 80m<br />
| £2.88<br />
| 2013-02-14<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| JCGS<br />
|-<br />
! Method Squirt and Mop<br />
| 739ml<br />
| £3.00<br />
| 2013-02-28<br />
|<br />
|<br />
| nickcadsoftuk<br />
|-<br />
! Method Glass<br />
| 828ml<br />
| £3.00<br />
| 2013-02-28<br />
|<br />
|<br />
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<div>People of makespace. Note that this list might not be comprehensive<br />
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= Skills =<br />
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If you have knowledge to share with others, or are looking for expertise, check out the [[SkillsKnowhow|skills exchange]].</div>Nickcadsoftukhttp://wiki.makespace.org/File:Nickcadsoftuk_me_128px.jpgFile:Nickcadsoftuk me 128px.jpg2013-01-14T13:23:21Z<p>Nickcadsoftuk: </p>
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<div>Nicholas Johnson</div>Nickcadsoftukhttp://wiki.makespace.org/Ideaspace_engagement_planIdeaspace engagement plan2012-12-20T09:20:41Z<p>Nickcadsoftuk: /* People willing to run courses */</p>
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<div>We need to write an engagement plan to receive the next tranch of funds (£10000). It would be great to include all the ideas from the community. We hope to have this plan written by early November.<br />
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The plan needs to show how, during 2013, we'll engage 500 people, each for a total of 6 hours, around Makespace stuff. The engagement doesn't have to be in the space (although we'd expect a lot of it would be). The 6 hours don't have to be at once - it could be a series of 6 1 hour talks. We don't have to be supercareful about tracking the attendees but we will be trying to do this, so having a way of showing who's turned up for what will be necessary.<br />
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It would be good to gather ideas here, estimate number of people / hours that could be achieved with each, and flesh each out into a nice description that makes it clear what the activity would look like, who it would attract, and so on. <br />
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Bear in mind we'll be executing this plan later :) <br />
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Ideas at the meeting involved: maker faire, hosting robot wars, A Level school groups, "make it, fix it" events, instructables - do a simple task and document it (e.g. trebuchet from paperclips), Tedx cam, talks, discussion group<br />
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==Engagement Formats==<br />
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==== MakeSpace Members [approx 100 people] ====<br />
Most will be doing STEM things for > 6hours over the year.<br />
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==== Day class events [approx 360 people] ====<br />
eg 12 events per year, 30 people at each event<br />
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==== Weekend class events [approx 240]====<br />
eg 12 events per year,20 people, 2 days (eg 4 hours per day)<br />
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==== NightClass style course [approx 100]====<br />
*1-2 hours per night course<br />
*6-10 events on same night each week over a few months<br />
*5 courses per year, 20 people per course<br />
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==Organising==<br />
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For each event, four main factors:<br />
*What it is<br />
*Who attends [age range, necessary experience]<br />
*Who is running it - course designer, other presenters/enablers, additional staff (first aid, fire marshals, etc)<br />
*How we publicise it (target audience, publicity method)<br />
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==Publicity==<br />
*[[Schools]]<br />
*Universities<br />
*Local tech companies<br />
*... any more ideas?<br />
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==Course Ideas==<br />
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Please indicate course length, advertising, who will run it (append your name if you're potentially interested in running each course - doesn't have to be the original suggester).<br />
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===Mini MakerFaire===<br />
*Course Length: 1 day drop in format<br />
*Attendees: adults with an interest in making almost anything?<br />
*People willing to run the course: MDC (please append your initials here and name at the end if you can help)<br />
*Publicity:<br />
Info:<br />
*Faire where people setup stalls and show / demonstrate / sell their creations, by they crafty, techy or whatever!<br />
*Past faires: Derby[http://makerfairederby.com], Manchester[http://makerfairemanchester.com] & Brighton[http://www.makerfairebrighton.com], <br />
*Many people (Possibly > 500 thoughout the day!)<br />
*Unlikely many will be there > 2 hours, but still puts a dent in the 6 hours per person<br />
*Good way to connect with broad community<br />
*Also potential money-earner, selling tea, coffee, juice & cakes?<br />
*Awesome fun :-)<br />
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== Competitions ==<br />
*Attendees: people with some previous building experience<br />
*People willing to run the course: MDC (please append your initials here and name at the end if you can help)<br />
*Publicity: ...<br />
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Possibilities:<br />
* Robot Wars-style event<br />
** Possible if we use a lower weight class, e.g. 12.5kg<br />
** Need arena to keep the audience safe (possibly use main area, and view from the gallery?)<br />
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* Micromouse (maze solving)<br />
** We can supply robots for people to program or let them run their own<br />
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* Mbed/Pololu robot race<br />
** Was run at ARM as part of their 21st birthday celebrations with local schools<br />
** Could be extended to longer tracks or different criteria<br />
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* Robot Soccer<br />
** Maybe not an easy one for beginners unless you allow remote control<br />
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* Soap Box Derby<br />
** Needs a hill we can use. There are a few in Cambridge but we probably won't be able to close a road.<br />
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* Augmented Reality Hockey<br />
** [[ARHockey]] [-- does this belong here? no other page previously linked to it...]<br />
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* Flugtag / Birdman<br />
** See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Bull_Flugtag or http://www.worthingbirdman.co.uk/<br />
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== Courses ==<br />
*Course Length: eg night class - 3 to 5 sessions of 2 hours each (same people at each evening)<br />
*Attendees: to be decided..<br />
*People willing to run the course: (please append your initials here and name at the end if you can help)<br />
*Publicity: ...<br />
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Possibilities:<br />
*Metalworking [lathe, milling, plasma torch]<br />
*Welding<br />
*Woodworking<br />
*Plasticworking [laser / 3d printer]<br />
*Make a radio controlled robot (us to supply some basic bits)<br />
*Computer courses (programming, web development, databases)<br />
*Interfacing computers to electronics<br />
*Raspberry Pi stuff - loads we can do here including interfacing<br />
*Introduction to electronics<br />
*How to present your ideas for fun and profit [help geeky people pitch their stuff]<br />
*Make your own LED strip light. [[User:RobCopcutt|Robert Copcutt]]<br />
*Make your own custom earplugs and earphones. [[User:RobCopcutt|Robert Copcutt]]<br />
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==== "Getting started/Having fun with Raspberry Pi" ====<br />
The Pi is after all supposed to be an educational tool. I'm sure we could create a 6-hour course to do some cool things. Bring your own Pi (detail of what you need to have) or use one of ours... Stuff like how to set up a development environment? Maybe build a few simple apps?<br />
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== People willing to run courses ==<br />
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MDC: Mat Cook (electronics, interfacing, metalworking)<br />
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KSJ: Kim SJ (Electronics, interfacing, web programming [HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc], woodwork, Raspberry Pi -- this pref as helper not leader)<br />
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NCAJ: Nick Johnson (CAD Software including SketchUp, ViaCAD, Rhino, Shark FX, solidThinking & modo)</div>Nickcadsoftuk