Hack the Space Days/8th-10th Feb 2019

We are holding a Hack the Space weekend from 18:00 on Friday 8th February till 18:00 Sunday 10th February (some jobs starting at 13:00). During this time no normal project work will be happening. It's all hands on deck improving our space!

Our Hackspace is only as great as our members make it, so please join us. Regardless of if you can only spend 30 minutes or the whole weekend at the space; during this time any, and all, help will be greatly appreciated.

This wiki page is interactive and is intended to detail exactly what needs doing so that we're all working towards the same goals. If you know of anything that needs fixing or looking at, feel free to add it to the list! In theory, someone could turn up at 3 am and complete some jobs off this list without anyone there to tell them what to do. You will see the page gradually change as the weekend progresses as more teams & members populate it.

Studio Flooring Replacement

As many are aware the studio flooring is in desperate need of replacement after many years of surviving. I think for 2019 it is time for new flooring. During this time we will also be resetting LPS (Large Project Storage). Below are some of the jobs if you are interested in helping out

Studio Floor Replacement
Job	Day	Deadline	Volunteers	Completed?
Empty the Craft Room	Ongoing	N/A	Hairy Paul
Replacement of Craft Room Floor	Session 1: 09/01/19 7pm. Session 2: 15/01/19 7pm.	Fri (daytime)	Hairy Paul, bobw, danspencer101, HS2.5 Task force	Session 1: Carpet removed, Vinyl Cut. Session 2: Hard Board and Vinyl Laid.  Done (15/01/19)
Move Sewing Machines and Embroidery Machine		Fri	Hairy Paul	The machines are now in the new craft room  Done (29/01/19)
Move Tables & Chairs to Workshop	Fri	Fri		Done (08/02/2019)
Move Vending Machines	Fri	Fri	Daniel	Done (08/02/2019)
Remove Bench to workshop	Fri	Fri		Done (08/02/2019)
Removal of Studio Floor	Fri / Sat (Morn)	Sat (AM)		Done (08/02/2019)
Prep floor for new flooring	Sat	Sat (PM)		Most nails have been hammered down. Worst parts of the Floor were filled in with new bits of wood. Stickiest parts of the floor had glue removed.  Done (08/02/2019)
Lay new flooring	Sat / Sun			Done (09/02/2019)
refix the door bars & make good.	Sun
Move Tables & Chairs back to workshop	Sun			tables moved back on saturday evening, chairs &c. to follow
Move Vending Machines back	Sun
Tidy and Drinks	Sun

Progress Pictures

• 
  Old Studio Floor Removed
• 
  Prepping the Studio Floor
• 
  Laying out Hardboard
• 
  Laying Vinyl

Clearing the Large Project Storage Area

Large Project Storage used to be here!

Large Project Storage
Job	Day	Deadline	Volunteers	Completed?
Give notice of intentions to Hackspace members	03/01/2019	-	Sophie	This was sent out in addition to Posters put up in the space  Done (03/01/19)
Empty the main shelves, auditing projects as we go	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Sophie, Jymbob	Done (08/02/19)
Empty the temporary sheet storage, auditing projects as we go	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Sophie, Jymbob
Clear all corners and under tables of abandoned crap	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Sophie, Jymbob	Done (08/02/19)
Move all abandoned projects into the closed off area of 2.5	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Friday 8th, 1pm - 8pm	Sophie, Jymbob	Done (08/02/19)

The Large Project Storage has been cleared!

Thank you to all volunteers :)

"Active" projects have been moved to sheet storage over the weekend. All others have been moved to downstairs for a month.

PAT Testing

See also: Team:Safety/Portable_appliance_testing

Portable appliance testing needs to be carried out to bring us in line with safety regulations. This job will be starting on Saturday. It is simple to do and needs no special skills beyond being able to properly use and read the test equipment. Demonstrations may be available from James Adams or James Taylor of Safety Team and Trustee fame.

Portable Appliance Testing Records (credit Alex Mann) http://nhpat.ocatelle.xyz/login/

Contact: Team: Safety (Slack) - James Taylor

See also

• PAT - Portable appliance testing FAQs (Health and Safety Executive)

Producing a Checklist of tools

Producing a list of tools is a task that can be worked on if you find yourself alone or you are working on PAT testing during the weekend, (see also Portable Appliance Testing Records at http://nhpat.ocatelle.xyz/login/). There is already a wiki page for this list that can be updated by anyone :)

The wiki page for the list is located here: Tool list

CNC Area

Loose tools sitting on the stepper controller

Dust shoe for CNC Mill

This is a low priority task that could be worked on if alone in the space during the shutdown. It will probably require some 3D Modelling skill.

The mill could potentially be fitted with a removable dust shoe that has an attachment for the hoover. Something that looks something like this: http://www.cncrouterparts.com/universal-cnc-dust-shoe-p-396.html

Tool Storage Rack

See: Project:CNC Tool Storage

The collets and tools are currently sitting loose on the stepper controller under the CNC PC monitor. I would like to get some kind of tool rack made to better organise the area. The rack should include provision space for more tools to be added in the future.

Miscellaneous Jobs

• Reorganise comfy area including rewiring of speakers
• Electrics within the workshop (replacing lights) etc
• 2.5 jobs TBC

Move the Piano

There has been some talk on slack about moving the Piano into the comfy area. One plan is to make space in the comfy area by re-homing or removing the radiogram.

Broken Toilet Seat

Broken lid

One of the toilet seats is broken and could do with being replaced. Its the cubicle furthest from the door to the bathroom. On closer inspection the seat isn't broken but the lid is. Could use replacement or removing the lid just to tidy it up a bit.

There is a new shiny lid on the toilet now as this has been completed by some anonymous kind soul

 Done (24/01/19)

Leaking Tap

The hot tap in the upstairs toilet is leaking. This could do with being looked at before it gets any worse by someone with plumbing skills.

See Video: