[Build] New to noisebridge and looking to build

[Aaron Stone]

I taped a piece of paper to the wall next to the main panel labeling
each of the breakers.

The subpanel in the dirty shop is two phase 50 amp, is that enough for
the machinery that's going in there?

The kitchen subpanel is three phase 100 amp, and in an awkward
location for getting power back up that column. Is there going to be
an electric oven/stove that warrants so much power?

Aaron


On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:14 PM, Aaron Stone <sodabrew at gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for the brain dump of things to work on! I'll put some noisebot
> time into my schedule this week and use your list to do a walkaround
> triage of what I can help with.
>
> Are the parts for these projects all bought already? If not, is there
> a reimbursement fund or is it on a donation basis by whomever makes
> the hardware store run?
>
> Aaron
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 9:43 PM, jim <jim at well.com> wrote:
>>
>>   there is no schedule. people do what they can (or
>> please) when they can.
>>
>>   one burning need is for storage. seems to me the
>> stuff in the turing classroom is of three categories:
>> computer stuff, construction stuff, and the flat
>> screen stuff (on the table near the door).
>>   getting the computer stuff and the construction
>> stuff off the tables makes the room useable.
>>   places to put the stuff include near the big rack
>> and other computer stuff near the fridge (for the
>> computer stuff) as well as along the wall that
>> divides the classrooms from the central walkway space
>> (for the construction stuff). leave the flat screen
>> stuff where it is for now.
>>
>>   look at the construction of the shelves in the
>> storage closet and build another one or two shelves.
>> i've got the hang of it, so just as well leave it
>> for me--i'll get to it fast.
>>   there's paint and electrical fittings in the
>> storage closet.
>>
>>   against the west windows are planks for the book
>> shelves. cut 2x4s in 12 inch lengths (nice and
>> straight cuts, use the radial saw) for supports for
>> the shelves. there are a few heavy cardboard
>> wardrobe boxes to be used as backing (smear glue on
>> the rear edges of the wood then staple or nail the
>> cardboard onto the glued surfaces). there are
>> various nails and glue and various tees and angle
>> braces in the closet next to the electronics area.
>>
>>   the sub-panel on the south wall (west end) should
>> power the lights and receptacles for the electronics
>> area, storage closet, and darkroom. the light fixtures
>> above the electronics area should get powered from
>> the sub-panel and switched from a column on the south
>> wall (look at tape tags on the south wall). bring pipe
>> up from the sub-panel to the ceiling and then branch
>> to the various locations (there's my bender in the
>> storage closet.
>>   wire up the receptacles on the west wall. they get
>> power from the sub-panel on the north wall (near the
>> elevator room).
>>   in the middle of the north wall in the turing
>> classroom, near the floor, is a box with wires sticking
>> out. leave it alone till i group the red-black-white
>> wires. then it'll be ready for provide power for lights
>> in the dirty workshop, turing classroom, and church
>> classroom as well as receptacles in the turing and
>> church classrooms.
>>   the sub-panel in the dirty workshop provides power
>> for receptacles in the dirty workshop. use singles for
>> dedicated machines; use duplexes for handtools.
>>   send me email off-list and we can coordinate a
>> little better.
>> jim
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 2009-10-15 at 20:48 -0700, Aaron Stone wrote:
>>> I just discovered noisebridge at the new space anniversary party two
>>> weeks ago. I'd like to come help build out the space!
>>>
>>> I'm handy with electrical, plumbing, and carpentry. I want to learn
>>> Forth, fire dancing, and darkroom photo developing.
>>>
>>> Are there scheduled build days I can jump into?
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Aaron
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