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10. You are an example to others - take care in your work. | 10. You are an example to others - take care in your work. | ||
11. You are required to subscribe to the [mailto:machineshop@artisansasylum.com | 11. You are required to subscribe to the [mailto:machineshop@artisansasylum.com Machine Shop User's list.] | ||
Classes have priority on all machines. | Classes have priority on all machines. | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 20 March 2024
Artisan's Asylum Machine Shop Rules
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1. Safety goggles are required at all times.
2. Sturdy, closed-toed shoes and long pants required.
3. Every powered tool in this shop requires testing or training from a supervisor.
4. If something sounds wrong to you, then it probably is. Stop, step back a minute and assess the situation. Ask someone if you are not sure.
5. No gloves of any kind.
6. No wood. Plastics OK!
7. Be awesome. Clean up after yourself. Clean your tools and put them back where they came from.
8. Report all broken equipment to maintenance@, and tag with a Red Tag.
9. We are a volunteer-run shop: all cleaning and fixing is done by people like you.
10. You are an example to others - take care in your work.
11. You are required to subscribe to the Machine Shop User's list.
Classes have priority on all machines.
Violating these rules will result in revocation of shop privileges.
