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<div></div>Maliamungu Richardhttps://wikifab.org/w/index.php?title=Open_Workshop_Setup&diff=57775Open Workshop Setup2018-12-06T15:29:23Z<p>Maliamungu Richard : </p>
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<div>{{ {{tntn|Tuto Details}}<br />
|Main_Picture=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-15.jpg<br />
|Licences=Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA)<br />
|Description=<translate>Create a simple worspace setup to manage and organise your tools and materials</translate><br />
|Area=Electronics, Machines and Tools, Recycling and Upcycling<br />
|Type=Creation<br />
|Difficulty=Easy<br />
|Duration=8<br />
|Duration-type=hour(s)<br />
|Cost=100<br />
|Currency=USD ($)<br />
|Tags=Workshop, Tools, Materials, Open Source Hardware, Management<br />
|SourceLanguage=none<br />
|Language=en<br />
|IsTranslation=0<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Introduction}}<br />
|Introduction=<translate>Creating a organised workshop is key for your active work on projects. <br />
<br />
So we came up with a simple and cheap way of doing it, the more materials you upcycle to build it, the more you can reduce the costs.</translate><br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Materials}}<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-7.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-4.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-1.jpg<br />
|Material=<translate>* 2x plywood (90x60cm, 90x120cm)<br />
* nails (100, 60, 40, 25 mm)<br />
* timber (for the box) + leftover plywood sheets<br />
* long timber (120x7cm)<br />
* boxes<br />
* water bottles (1.0 & 0.5 l)<br />
* solid wooden table (120x70x90cm)</translate><br />
|Tools=<translate>* hammer<br />
* saw<br />
* sissors<br />
* tape measure <br />
* water level<br />
* square<br />
* sandpaper<br />
* documentation camera/smartphone cam</translate><br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Separator}}}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=<translate>Space selection & preparation</translate><br />
|Step_Content=<translate>* You need a space where you can work, so at least 8x bigger than your original workshop spot<br />
* use a corner of the room (about 2.0x1.0m Space minimum)<br />
* keep lights and accessebillity in mind<br />
* kreate an overview of tools and materials you have<br />
* start looking for a good sized plywood for your tools (big) and your small materials (small)<br />
* use a solid table as base for the construction (at least 90cm high and 70cm deep)<br />
* have a powerplug close to it<br />
* cut the wood sheets</translate><br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_Workspace-sketch.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-22.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=<translate>prepare tools & materials</translate><br />
|Step_Content=<translate>* sort materials and tools by type and usage<br />
* cut the bottles to fill with materials (screws, bolts, nuts, washers, hooks, rivets etc.)<br />
* place the tools in order on the ground to the sheet (try different setups)<br />
* draw a fine line with a pencil around the tools<br />
* cut the parts for the box and the skrewdriver board and add it to the wall setup<br />
* nail everything to the board and remove the tools</translate><br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-6.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-9.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-10.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-8.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=<translate>Fix the boards to the wall</translate><br />
|Step_Content=<translate>* nail the board to the wall. (you can also use screws) <br />
<br />
* Build up some boxes for materials like markers.<br />
<br />
* Draw the shapes of the materials and tools for easy identification after use.<br />
* fix the timber board under the board, right above the table.</translate><br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-5.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-13.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-14.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-12.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=<translate>Fix tools and materials to the boards and finish up</translate><br />
|Step_Content=<translate>* Tools and materials should be fixed based on there shapes.<br />
<br />
* Balance both sides to reduce more weight on one side</translate><br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-18.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-17.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-20.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-25.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_04=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-26.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=<translate>Tips & WATCH YOUR TOOLS</translate><br />
|Step_Content=<translate>* Always ensure the open training space is neat and clean.<br />
<br />
* Keep off children near the work space.<br />
<br />
* The work space should be dust free at all times<br />
<br />
* Ensure to bring back tools and materials taken from the work space. <br />
<br />
* Should be free from water since some of the tools rusts.</translate><br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-24.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-23.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-19.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-27.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Notes}}<br />
|Notes=<translate></translate><br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Status}}<br />
|Complete=Published<br />
}}</div>Maliamungu Richardhttps://wikifab.org/w/index.php?title=Open_Workshop_Setup&diff=57747Open Workshop Setup2018-12-06T13:58:28Z<p>Maliamungu Richard : </p>
<hr />
<div>{{ {{tntn|Tuto Details}}<br />
|Main_Picture=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-15.jpg<br />
|Licences=Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA)<br />
|Description=Create a simple worspace setup to manage and organise your tools and materials<br />
|Area=Electronics, Machines and Tools, Recycling and Upcycling<br />
|Type=Creation<br />
|Difficulty=Easy<br />
|Duration=8<br />
|Duration-type=hour(s)<br />
|Cost=100<br />
|Currency=USD ($)<br />
|Tags=Workshop, Tools, Materials, Open Source Hardware, Management<br />
|SourceLanguage=none<br />
|Language=en<br />
|IsTranslation=0<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Introduction}}<br />
|Introduction=Creating a organised workshop is key for your active work on projects. <br />
<br />
So we came up with a simple and cheap way of doing it, the more material you upcycle to build it, the more you can reduce the costs.<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Materials}}<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-7.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-4.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-1.jpg<br />
|Material=* 2x plywood (90x60cm, 90x120cm)<br />
* nails (100, 60, 40, 25 mm)<br />
* timber (for the box) + leftover plywood sheets<br />
* long timber (120x7cm)<br />
* boxes<br />
* water bottles (1.0 & 0.5 l)<br />
* solid wooden table (120x70x90cm)<br />
|Tools=* hammer<br />
* saw<br />
* sissors<br />
* tape measure <br />
* water level<br />
* square<br />
* sandpaper<br />
* documentation camera/smartphone cam<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Separator}}}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=Space selection & preparation<br />
|Step_Content=* You need a space where you can work, so at least 8x bigger than your original workshop spot<br />
* use a corner of the room (about 2.0x1.0m Space minimum)<br />
* keep lights and accessebillity in mind<br />
* kreate an overview of tools and materials you have<br />
* start looking for a good sized plywood for your tools (big) and your small materials (small)<br />
* use a solid table as base for the construction (at least 90cm high and 70cm deep)<br />
* have a powerplug close to it<br />
* cut the wood sheets<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_Workspace-sketch.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-22.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=prepare tools & materials<br />
|Step_Content=* sort materials and tools by type and usage<br />
* cut the bottles to fill with materials (screws, bolts, nuts, washers, hooks, rivets etc.)<br />
* place the tools in order on the ground to the sheet (try different setups)<br />
* draw a fine line with a pencil around the tools<br />
* cut the parts for the box and the skrewdriver board and add it to the wall setup<br />
* nail everything to the board and remove the tools<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-6.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-9.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-10.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-8.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=Fix the boards to the wall<br />
|Step_Content=* Use nails (inches 1.5,2,3)<br />
<br />
* hammer for hammering the nails on the board. <br />
<br />
* Build up some boxes for materials like markers.<br />
<br />
* Draw the shapes of the materials and tools for easy identification after use.<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-5.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-13.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-14.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-12.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=Fix tools and materials to the boards and finish up<br />
|Step_Content=* Tools and materials should be fixed based on there shapes.<br />
<br />
* Balance both sides to reduce more weight on one side<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-18.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-17.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-20.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-25.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_04=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-26.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Step}}<br />
|Step_Title=Tips & WATCH YOUR TOOLS<br />
|Step_Content=* Always ensure the open training space is neat and clean.<br />
<br />
* Keep off children near the work space.<br />
<br />
* The work space should be dust free at all times<br />
<br />
* Ensure to bring back tools and materials taken from the work space. <br />
<br />
* Should be free from water since some of the tools rusts.<br />
|Step_Picture_00=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-24.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_01=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-23.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_02=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-19.jpg<br />
|Step_Picture_03=Open_Workshop_Setup_OpenWorkshopSetup-new-27.jpg<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Notes}}<br />
|Notes=<br />
}}<br />
{{ {{tntn|Tuto Status}}<br />
|Complete=Draft<br />
}}</div>Maliamungu Richard