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Current revision as of 16:14, 16 December 2018
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Tool Information
- A list of our Tools -- An evolving list of tools
- A list of the tool species for which we offer training.
- Summary of operational status for all Tools
Tool Use Policies & Procedures
Tool Testing
Training Classes
Reserving Time on Tools
Reservations on certain tools are scheduled via the Asylum Tool Reservation System. Please see the instructions for using the reservation system, which include links for creating an account and for reserving time.
Reservations are required for:
- Laser cutters
- 3D printers
- ShopBot CNC Router
- MultiCam CNC Router
- CNC plasma cutter
- Screenprinting equipment
Reference & Info
Hand Tools Standard Operating Procedure
think[box] out of Case Western Reserve University has put together this stellar Hand Tools Standard Operating Procedure. This is a great reference with a list of do's and don't's for most hand tools.
Maintaining Tools on the Wiki
Adding New Tools
To add a tool to the wiki, create a new page using Template:ToolBox. It will be automatically added to Category:Tools.
Removing Old Tools
To retire a tool, edit the page and change the ToolBox template to ToolBox-Gone. The tool page will automatically be moved to Category:Past Tools.
Cleanup Projects
These categories contain tools that lack various pieces of information:
See Also
- The list of Tool Species, which define the grouping of tools with respect to tool training.
- Equipment, which members use in an indirect way (i.e. infrastructural elements)
- Summary of operational status for all Tools (takes less time to load)
- Detailed open maintenance tickets of all Tools (takes longer to load)
- Help:Tools, Training, and Testing, for wiki editors.
- Tools we no longer own.
