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* [[Equipment/Projector/InFocus_IN1 | InFocus IN1]] projector | * [[Equipment/Projector/InFocus_IN1 | InFocus IN1]] projector | ||
* [[Equipment/Projector/HP_SB21 | HP SB21]] projector | * [[Equipment/Projector/HP_SB21 | HP SB21]] projector | ||
* [[Equipment/Scanner/Canon_F915900 Canon Scanner]] | * [[Equipment/Scanner/Canon_F915900 |Canon Scanner]] | ||
===Stuff to Make Things With=== | ===Stuff to Make Things With=== | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 26 March 2011
First Aid
There is a first aid kit beneath the kitchen sink
Things You Want
We put in regular orders for electronic components and keep a large stock in the space, if you wish to use components from the space or want to add something to the next order, read the components page.
If you want the space to buy equipment, books or anything else, add it to the Wishlist or to the Pledges.
If you want to buy something yourself, have a look at the Suppliers page
Things We Have
This list is nowhere near comprehensive. It's also eternally out of date. If you actually want to see what we have, drop by the space and have a look.
Electronics
- Fluke/Philips PM 3365A 100MHz digital oscilloscope, with two probes
- Basic 20MHz analogue oscilloscope, slightly fuzzy but workable
- HP 1650A Logic analyzer (32-channel)
- 2x 0-20V 0-5A bench power supplies (one currently broken)
- 0-60v 1A bench power supply
- Adjustable fluorescent work lamps/magnifiers
- Multimeter
- Soldering irons
- SMD hot air rework station
- 2x Bus Pirates
- Half a dozen Atmel Atmega328Ps, ideally with Arduino bootloader
- AVRISP mkII In-System Programmer Anyone is welcome to use this, but please do not hack beyond repair. Thanks! SpikeUK 05:38, 12 August 2010 (UTC)
- Peak DCA55 Component analyserIdentifies transistor pinout, gain and type - NPN, PNP, FET etc. (PDF manual)
Pet care
- Mechanised Woodlouse Maze
PCB Kit
- UV Exposure Box
- PCB etch station
- Spot face cutter for strip-board.
- Our multiformer has a shear that can be used to cut PCBs.
Computer bits
- Fonera 2.0n (router and ChaosVPN connection)
- 3 PCs
- 2 nice Apple monitor (24"?) and another flatscreen
- An IP Secure300r webcam and a PTZ webcam
- NEC T440 projector
- SANYO Multimedia ProX projector
- InFocus IN1 projector
- HP SB21 projector
- Canon Scanner
Stuff to Make Things With
- Makerbot Cupcake CNC rapid prototyping machine
- Laser Cutter / Engraver
- Vinyl Cutter
- 2 Dremels and associated bits
- Dremel pillar drill (Ideal for drilling PCB's)
- Many many assorted tools
- selection of M2/2.5/3/4 nuts and bolts
- Sewing Machines
- Dymo machines
- Glue guns
- Pop rivet tool and rivets
Wood working
- Router
- Jigsaw
- Orbital sander
- Hacksaw
- Generic wood saw
- Power plane
- Mitre block/box
- Drill bits
- Rasps
- Vertical Bandsaw
- Belt Sander
Metal Working
- Kiln
- Lathe
- Milling Machine
- Bandsaw
- Multiformer - the 12" model
- 150mm bench grinder
- Live centre for lathe tail stock
- 3 jaw chuck for lathe tailstock
- Rotary table
- Angle plate
- 7 piece indexable lathe tool set
- Collet chuck sets, 4mm - 16mm, 1/8" - 1/2"
- Boring head
- Boring tools
- Workholding Clamp set
- Drills from 1mm - 10mm in 0.1mm increments, 91 in total if it wasn't for the 1mm, 1.8mm and 4mm currently being missing
- Tap and die sets - from tiny ( 1mm ) to chunky ( 12mm )
- Fly cutter set
- Countersink set
- End mills 2mm - 12mm
- Slot drills 2mm - 8mm?
- Transfer punch kit
- Micrometer - 25mm
- Angle vice
- Spring kit
- Circlip kit
- Roll pin kit
- R clip kit
Misc
Not stuff to be hacked, as it works best the way it is:
- Smoke machine (and occasional smoke ring maker)
- Kinect Microsoft Xbox's 3D imaging thing - excellent source of fun programming projects (like the Kinect controlled tesla coils)
Kitchen
See: Kitchen
Safety
Cleaning and maintenance
Dead Trees / Library
See Library
