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This is way out of date. Needs to be include dusty area / band saws / table saws / tools team / etc. etc. | |||
Don't hold your breath [[User:Dclarke|Dclarke]] ([[User talk:Dclarke|talk]]) 09:52, 24 August 2015 (UTC) | |||
My hacking-the-space projects that I have planned for the next few weeks / months / years (delete as appropriate!) | My hacking-the-space projects that I have planned for the next few weeks / months / years (delete as appropriate!) | ||
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|Hotwire Cutter || Based on articles in model Engineers Workshop and Elektor magazines. || Need to get some oak panels - in progress. | |Hotwire Cutter || Based on articles in model Engineers Workshop and Elektor magazines. || Need to get some oak panels - in progress. | ||
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Was: Project:Tauco Bench Drill (Now Deleted) | |||
Restoration project. Dclarke (talk) | |||
Stalled - needs a cast gear making. Parts no longer in the Hackspace. | |||
The more recent arrival of the Fobco bench drill is a replacement for this one. | |||
This is a Tauco (USA) bench drill seen about to be scrapped by AndyC, who brought it along to see if we could use it. It has the following basic features: | |||
3-phase 3/4HP motor and speed change via belt drive.Chuck to pillar clearance of 180mmChuck to worktable 270mmChuck to base 410mm | |||
Serial number 15-8152 415V, 50c/s, 0.8A, 0.75HP 1420RPM motor by Tuscan Engineering, London N1 | |||
Considerable cosmetic rusting needs to be cleaned up, a re-paint is needed and a couple of items are missing - a quill-end stepped pulley, and up-to-date electrical controls. | |||
It also needs a safety cover for the belt drive fabricating - when first built it didn't have one - nonetheless it is a substantial industrial tool that I'm sure we can make good use of at the Hackspace. | |||
I don't know how old it is - possibly 40 years or more. | |||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 18 September 2016
This is way out of date. Needs to be include dusty area / band saws / table saws / tools team / etc. etc.
Don't hold your breath Dclarke (talk) 09:52, 24 August 2015 (UTC)
My hacking-the-space projects that I have planned for the next few weeks / months / years (delete as appropriate!)
Although I put my name to these, anyone that is able to help is welcome to contact me to share in the effort.
| Project | Status | Depends On |
|---|---|---|
| Carpenters Workbench | Needs (sacrificial) top boards fitting, and routing / planing level. | Bridgeport mill table removed from top! |
| Heavy Bench Drill | Parts on order, needs de-rusting and cleaning , also motor checkout / rewire and control gear. | Gritblasting Cabinet. |
| Gritblasting Cabinet | Parts identified and set aside. | Notification that some materials are in fact an abandoned project. |
| Hardware Stock | Item matrix produced. Some (not good) quotes obtained. Possibility of s/h drawers. | Discussion of initial list, then start purchase. |
| Spray booth | Fit catches to secure outgoing filter, addition of primary (sacrificial) filter. Add airline and facilities for airbrush / spraygun. | Time and inclination. |
| Heavy Metal Shelving | Some parts available. | Donation of shelving has been promised for early part of 2013 |
| Toolboards | (Re-fit with shadows painted on. | Time and inclination. |
| Kiosk PC | Laptop obtained, OS installed and browser set up. Trackball purchased. | Proving in Hackspace, location selection and building a shelf. |
| Hotwire Cutter | Based on articles in model Engineers Workshop and Elektor magazines. | Need to get some oak panels - in progress. |
Was: Project:Tauco Bench Drill (Now Deleted)
Restoration project. Dclarke (talk)
Stalled - needs a cast gear making. Parts no longer in the Hackspace.
The more recent arrival of the Fobco bench drill is a replacement for this one.
This is a Tauco (USA) bench drill seen about to be scrapped by AndyC, who brought it along to see if we could use it. It has the following basic features:
3-phase 3/4HP motor and speed change via belt drive.Chuck to pillar clearance of 180mmChuck to worktable 270mmChuck to base 410mm
Serial number 15-8152 415V, 50c/s, 0.8A, 0.75HP 1420RPM motor by Tuscan Engineering, London N1
Considerable cosmetic rusting needs to be cleaned up, a re-paint is needed and a couple of items are missing - a quill-end stepped pulley, and up-to-date electrical controls.
It also needs a safety cover for the belt drive fabricating - when first built it didn't have one - nonetheless it is a substantial industrial tool that I'm sure we can make good use of at the Hackspace.
I don't know how old it is - possibly 40 years or more.