[Build] Upcoming dirty shop work for Reboot, and a need for Volunteers.

Thu Jul 17 17:48:41 UTC 2014

     Using an orbital floor sander will create much
less dust than using a drum sander.
     Given the need and use patterns, consider
doing a one-pass light sanding job to prepare
the floor surface for one or two more top coats.


On 07/16/2014 10:03 PM, Torrie Fischer wrote:
> That is the plan, yes. We need to acquire sheets and such like that, which I
> held off on bringing together since I'd rather figure out what makes a good
> plan for you. I'll call you tomorrow and see what we can figure out :)
>
> On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 20:46:48 neil maclean wrote:
>> Hi Torrie,
>>
>> I'm no expert. I did sand the floors in my own flat. I was amazed at the
>> unbelievable amount of dust the sander created. After it was over,
>> everything needed a major cleaning. Before it started, I removed as many
>> things as possible from the rooms.
>>
>> If you plan to sand NB in sections consider buying plastic sheets and
>> taping off areas floor to ceiling where you'll be sanding to try to keep
>> the dust in those areas.
>>
>> We can work together so we trade off work in different areas.
>>
>> Give me a call or lets try to meet so we can coordinate.
>>
>> Neil
>> 415 515-8430
>>
>> On 7/16/2014 6:03 PM, Torrie Fischer wrote:
>>> Hiya, Neil!
>>>
>>> I was planning on starting on sanding the floor Thursday evening to
>>> refinish it, but if that would cause issues or introduce unnecessary
>>> constraints please let me know. Its not a big deal to delay it 'till this
>>> weekend.
>>>
>>> On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 17:59:22 jarrod hicks wrote:
>>>> No worries, sanding the shop can wait.
>>>>
>>>> There are plans to sand the floors of part of the main space starting on
>>>> Thursday evening, will this work as long as your tools are covered and
>>>> away
>>>> from the sanding zone?
>>>>
>>>> Torrie sent an email to the build list to check if starting on Thursday
>>>> at
>>>> 1800 was okay with everyone. I don't know if you are subscribed to that
>>>> mailing list. I am copying Torrie on this message.
>>>>
>>>> On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 5:13 PM, neil maclean <neil at warmcove.org> wrote:
>>>>>    Hi Jerrod,
>>>>>
>>>>> I got most of the pipe installed in the shop today. I will get the rest
>>>>> tomorow along with pulling the wire and putting on the covers. I'd ask
>>>>> you
>>>>> to refrain from sanding until after as the dust tends to get into
>>>>> everything. If you really want to sand, please take my tools etc out of
>>>>> the
>>>>> space.
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks so much.
>>>>> Neil
>>>>>
>>>>> On 7/6/2014 11:31 PM, jarrod hicks wrote:
>>>>>    This schedule is rough and specific times on these have not been
>>>>>
>>>>> determined. I will provide access as best I can for volunteers who can
>>>>> come
>>>>> in to help with these tasks. Please let me know if you can help and
>>>>> when.
>>>>>
>>>>>    W-09: Evening: Move things away from walls. Consolidate/purge
>>>>>
>>>>> tools. Make an inventory and shopping list for materials
>>>>>
>>>>>    R-10: Re-Frame Doors. Finish Drywall at openings. Patch as needed.
>>>>>
>>>>> Remove Hazards
>>>>>
>>>>>    F-11: Mud and Tape drywall. Bonus: Purge remaining. Remove Hazards
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    S-12: Drywall second coat. Bonus: Tool repair/maintenance. Remove
>>>>>    Hazards
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    U-13: Sand and Paint walls, 2 coats. Sand and Paint doors. Bonus:
>>>>>    Clear
>>>>>
>>>>> Shop (Arrange temp. workshop area)
>>>>>
>>>>>    M-14: Clear out Shop. Clean/Strip floors.
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    T-15: (Pending electrical and flooring) Install/fix tables and
>>>>>    Shelving.
>>>>>
>>>>> Replace tools. Install peg boards. Fix tool chests.
>>>>>
>>>>>    W-16: Label/Organize shelving. Setup project and art shelves.
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    R-17: Create and install safety signage. Bonus: Tool
>>>>>    repair/maintenance.
>>>>>    Remove>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hazards
>>>>>
>>>>>    F-18: Create and install safety signage. Bonus: Tool
>>>>>    repair/maintenance.
>>>>>    Remove>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hazards
>>>>>
>>>>>    S-19: Time overrun allowance. Complete unfinished tasks. Remove
>>>>>    Hazards
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    U-20: Time overrun allowance. Complete unfinished tasks.
>>>>>    
>>>>>    
>>>>>    July 19-Aug 1 Set up active ventilation. Purchase new
>>>>>    tools/consumables.
>>>>>    Build>
>>>>>
>>>>> scrap bin.
>>>>>
>>>>>    Considering that I have never done drywall work and will be learning
>>>>>    as
>>>>>
>>>>> I go, anyone who can teach these skills would be really appreciated. It
>>>>> would be a cool bonus if a short drywall installing, mudding, and taping
>>>>> class could be held for others who are interested. Even so, anyone
>>>>> willing
>>>>> to learn/figure out how to do this with me is welcome.
>>>>>
>>>>>    I will be collecting whatever tools and materials we have for drywall
>>>>>
>>>>> work, and purchasing others. So if you need to do drywall/carpentry work
>>>>> outside the shop they should be available in the space. If you have
>>>>> tools
>>>>> that can be lendt, please let me know as well, as well as any
>>>>> recommendations for purchases/materials.
>>>>>
>>>>>    Cheers.
>>>>>
>>>>> -Jarrod
>>>>>
>>>>>
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