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--- todo [2016-09-27 09:38] – tim
+++ todo [2019-08-29 15:08] – [Small Tasks] tim
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-====== Things To Do / How Can I Help? ======
+====== To-Do (How can I help?) ======
-===== Mini Projects =====
+See also [[https://roundup.ehlab.uk/|Roundup]] and the [[members_nights|Members' Nights]] list.
-==== Fit shelving under G8 workbenches ====
+===== Small Tasks =====
-Status: in progress, Tim
+These should be immediately actionable, describable in a single bullet point and take up to 30 minutes for one person to complete:
-==== Drill organisation ====
+  * Tidy and clear-out the kitchen cupboard. Should only contain cleaning supplies.
+  * G1 hifi shelves: replace the short brackets with long brackets (we have a surplus and the shelf would be more secure).
+  * Laser Cutter #1: Connect the air-flow sensor into the safety loop (in series with the lid switch, water flow sensor, etc).
+  * Wire-up LEDs for one remaining tool locker.
+  * Secure tool locker LED wiring with hot glue (at the point where the wires meet the LED strip).
+  * Install a locker controller and LED in the battery-charging compartment.
+  * Move G6 (Al's room) access point to G11.
-All of our drills (bits) currently sit in a single box. We should have a storage system for making it easier to find the right type and size, and to see what we have or what is missing.
-  * Make or buy an organiser:
+===== Bigger Tasks =====
-    * Multiple holes for each size of drill (because one drill of each size is not enough for a hackerspace)
-    * Sections for HSS, brad-point and masonry
-  * Audit the drills. Dispose of bad ones. Sharpen where possible. Identify what we need to purchase for replacements/spares.
-  * Identify a suitable drill sharpening system to keep the drills in good condition.
-==== Install ventilation in G8 Workshop ====
+These should be immediately actionable, describable in a single bullet point and take 1-3 hours for 1-2 people to complete:
-We have permission from Summerhall to install a fan in the external wall. There are two sections where previous vents have been bricked-up, and one of these should be opened and a fan installed.
+  * Pull additional Cat5 cables from between G11 and G14.
+  * Specify and purchase shelving for G14 (full-lengths, 300mm depth).
+  * Install spur for G1 water heater.
+  * Tidy-up the radio corner.
+===== Infrastructure Projects =====
-  * Plan how to remove the bricks safely and without damaging the rest of the wall.
+More tasks may be found on the [[start#projects|infrastructure project pages]].
-  * Source a suitable fan.
-  * Do the work...
-  * Clean/repaint as required.
-==== Relocate extraction vent in G11 Store Room ====
+===== Mini Projects =====
-The extract vent is currently located in the left corner as you enter the room. It should be relocate to the tile above the rear of the server rack, to better capture the hot air. We have an extra length of flexible hose that should enable this.
+Projects might require planning or additional purchases before they can be tackled. Some projects will need their own pages and a link from here.
-===== New Room =====
+==== Repair Tektronix oscilloscope ====
-G11:
+Scope has a power supply fault, and probably needs a capacitor replacement.
-  * Fit PIR sensor <del>and door-closed sensor</del> to G11 [Tim]
+==== Repair Rigol DS1102D oscilloscope ====
-G8:
+One channel has failed, believed to be in the front-end. Device is out of warranty and Rigol cannot offer replacement parts that would be economically worth-while.
-  * Arrange disposal/re-homing of the desks [Al]
+This schematic might help: http://rigol.codenaschen.de/index.php/Schematics
-  * <del>Build an air filtering system to capture dust (since G8 doesn't have extraction or a window)</del>
-    * Fit an external extractor fan (permission has been granted by Summerhall)
-  * Build a dust extraction system to capture dust from the power tools
-  * Purchase and install sensitive smoke alarm(s) to warn us before we cause a building evacuation
-  * Build a standalone workbench (either 150x75cm or 180x75cm)
-  * Fit shelf under right-section of new workbenches (40cm depth, wall-mounted)
 ===== Other Stuff =====
   * Design a test pattern for checking/calibrating the laser cutter
-  * Update OpenStreepMap to identify all the local takeaways
+  * Build a webapp to view [[http://spaceapi.net|Space API]] data
-  * Sort the PC parts and peripherals
-  * <del>Make some door wedges</del>