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Brad i will donate those 2 smooth gun barrel blanks for your class if you would like....I'm not using them on anything lol they are to short and modern for the Kentucky rifle/ muzzle loader I want to make this winter.
Tiff I will get with you on dates to combine metal working classes the same Brad is. Katie keeps my schedule so it will take me a few days to figure it out.
There was talk about getting sheet metal equipment brought down to the hive. If that is coming it can be integrated.
I have also come up with a very successful waste oil heater for a forge or pretty much anything with shaping , tempering , treating, and melting. The small prototype I made runs off of used motor oil from Cars and burns at such high temperatures it doesn't leave any of the thick black smoke or other things that go along with oil burners, it is extremely clean to use. I have already used it to melt down some thick aluminum car parts so it should be interesting and cheap to use. The only thing we will have to do is buy some longer air hose extensions as I need compressed air for the oil misting jet.
I will also of course get the welding classes together.
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All three of those would be something I'd go for, especially since I have little experience in any of those areas but have been meaning to learn all of them to a degree. The miniatures painting idea sounds really cool, although I'm not sure what a class on that could entail.
T
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Thanks Andrew! The miniatures class sounds great (as do the other two!)! Let me know when will be a good date. Possibly sometime in November? What supplies would you need ordered ahead of time? or would you have them bring their own?Cheers,Tiffany
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On Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 11:43:46 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:Andrew,All three of those would be something I'd go for, especially since I have little experience in any of those areas but have been meaning to learn all of them to a degree. The miniatures painting idea sounds really cool, although I'm not sure what a class on that could entail.
T
I was thinking some basic coverage on what is needed to get a model from the blister packaging onto the table with the least amount of fuss.
Cleaning
Assembly
Priming
Basic Painting
Basing/flocking
And the tools and techniques necessary to do those things. I'll give some thought to the time and get back to you with a date.
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Hi All,
I'd like to get some more classes on the books for October/November. Without volunteers, we cannot run classes. Without classes, people could use the tools incorrectly damage the machines or injure themselves. Remember, the Hive is a Do-ocracy!!!!
I could use some volunteers to teach the following classes. It doesn't have to be a formal presentation.
- CNC router training - something perhaps similar to how Dallas makerspace does their classes (an intro to the machine and then another one where you run through it)?
- Basic CNC Router is approximately 4 hours in length, and has a $50 fee. This fee helps pay for replacement bits and machine maintenance. After the class, a hands-on test must be scheduled before unsupervised use of the machine is allowed. This class enables users to cut wood and products made from wood.
- CNC Router Hands-on is a workshop intended for new users to get some additional hands-on experience prior to taking their test for the Basic CNC Router class. The class is limited to 5 persons. (this could perhaps be done after a tuesday meeting, prior to the actual class).
In Summary - please, please, please consider teaching a class. I will be in contact with other people outside the Hive to try and get some experts in for things. But we need YOU to step up and teach some classes. and we need you to ATTEND the classes! Email me if you are interested in teaching a class at this email or UDch...@hive13.org.
Hi Andrew,
I apologize for the delay. Would you prefer a week night or a weekend? You could give the second Tuesday talk for October if you prefer a weeknight. That would be next Tuesday.
Cheers,
Tiff
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Hi Andrew!
What about the third or fourth Tues? Or even another weeknight? November 2nd Tuesday talk is currently scheduled to be Bill Steele, who is discussing old computers. If we wanted it to be another Tuesday talk, then that'd be pushing it back to December (another possibility)
Cheers,
Tiffany
Tiffany,--
I'd prefer a week night, at this point next Tuesday is going to be a bit too sudden. Any Tuesday after that would be fine.
Thanks,
Andrew
On Monday, October 3, 2016 at 4:10:31 PM UTC-4, UDchemist wrote:Hi Andrew,
I apologize for the delay. Would you prefer a week night or a weekend? You could give the second Tuesday talk for October if you prefer a weeknight. That would be next Tuesday.
Cheers,
TiffOn Sep 29, 2016 10:50 PM, "Andrew" <jandr...@gmail.com> wrote:--Tiffany, please pick a date for me to present any time that's open two weeks from today, at 8, after the Tuesday meeting.
Class title:
Assembling and Painting Miniatures for the complete Beginner
Description:
Learn to assemble and paint miniatures from a variety of manufacturers. This will be a simple presentation covering the basics for people who are curious about getting into the fun and rewarding hobby of painting and assembling miniatures. It will be a short talk covering tools, techniques, and pros and cons of various approaches. Students will be expected to have no experience with the topic at hand. A follow up talk will be schedule to detail more advance painting techniques including airbrushes aimed at more experienced students.
Cost:
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- CNC router training - something perhaps similar to how Dallas makerspace does their classes (an intro to the machine and then another one where you run through it)?
- Basic CNC Router is approximately 4 hours in length, and has a $50 fee. This fee helps pay for replacement bits and machine maintenance. After the class, a hands-on test must be scheduled before unsupervised use of the machine is allowed. This class enables users to cut wood and products made from wood.
- CNC Router Hands-on is a workshop intended for new users to get some additional hands-on experience prior to taking their test for the Basic CNC Router class. The class is limited to 5 persons. (this could perhaps be done after a tuesday meeting, prior to the actual class).
Hey Johnn2pt0,
Next Tuesday morning should work for me! Send me a pm and we will work out time details.
Tiffany
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Hey Johnn2pt0,
Next Tuesday morning should work for me! Send me a pm and we will work out time details.
Tiffany
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In addition to the $50 charge or is that the fee you are referring to?
- Basic CNC Router is approximately 4 hours in length, and has a $50 fee. This fee helps pay for replacement bits and machine maintenance. After the class, a hands-on test must be scheduled before unsupervised use of the machine is allowed. This class enables users to cut wood and products made from wood.
$50/month buys you membership.Tiffany is saying that NON-members may have to pay for classes. We used to do it where non-members paid $10 more than members, but this was long ago.-D
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In addition to the $50 charge or is that the fee you are referring to?
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5) I would like to get in a rehearsal before the actual class, if one or two "officials" want to sit in, just to see how it goes, at a time to be determined.
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I'm putting together DIY professional quality DIY microphone classes for my students at UC. I'd like to include Hive and community.
I lurk around Amazon.Thanks,
Brad
Hi All,
I'd like to get some more classes on the books for October/November. Without volunteers, we cannot run classes. Without classes, people could use the tools incorrectly damage the machines or injure themselves. Remember, the Hive is a Do-ocracy!!!!
I could use some volunteers to teach the following classes. It doesn't have to be a formal presentation. Don't be afraid to try to teach one if you think you can! Also, you don't have to teach a class by yourself - feel free to teach part of one! I am hoping to get at least another 2 events scheduled in October (I know we have the makerfaire and books by the banks, but still!) and another 3 events scheduled for November. Elly has already volunteered to do a class on the laser cutter in November and Bill has volunteered to do the second tuesday talk in November. But there are lots of open days!Breaking these down into areas of the hive we get:Woodworking:
- An introduction to traditional woodworking - introduce those new to woodcarving primarily using traditional mallet and gouge techniques. Instruction will tool safety, how to work with wood grain and tool handling techniques.
- An introduction to the woodworking tools at the hive including shop rules and general expectations, and wood working safe/best practices. Major wood working tools will be covered, including use of the jointer, thickness planer, scroll saw, table saw, wood mini lathe, miter saw, sanders, and any other equipment I am forgetting.
- CNC router training - something perhaps similar to how Dallas makerspace does their classes (an intro to the machine and then another one where you run through it)?
- Basic CNC Router is approximately 4 hours in length, and has a $50 fee. This fee helps pay for replacement bits and machine maintenance. After the class, a hands-on test must be scheduled before unsupervised use of the machine is allowed. This class enables users to cut wood and products made from wood.
- CNC Router Hands-on is a workshop intended for new users to get some additional hands-on experience prior to taking their test for the Basic CNC Router class. The class is limited to 5 persons. (this could perhaps be done after a tuesday meeting, prior to the actual class).
- Using the Shapeoko - perhaps another thing related to the CNC classes?
Metal Area
- Introduction to metal working - theoretical discussion and introduction to the various metal tools we have at the hive. Could be after/before a tuesday meeting.
- Using the Mill and the Metal Lathe - I know Brad Walsh said he would teach this class, but I'd love to hammer down a date and time. Would expect members to have gone through the intro class first
- Welding class - we have a MIG, and possibly a tiny TIG? how to pick the right welder for the job. differences between the welders we have and other options.
- Along with this I would expect the students to learn to use the bandsaw and the angle grinder.
- Introduction to casting
Electronics AreaOther
- Electronics Workbench Orientation Class - Learn the roles of our electronics workbench equipment in testing and developing circuits.
- Soldering - the types, how to pick the tip for the job, what solder to use, etc
- Introduction to circuits - explain resistors, capacitors, etc. Maybe wire up some basic circuits.
- Microcontroller Introductions
- Raspberry Pi – we’ll take a look at loading on an OS and connecting it to input and output devices. Run a few basic programs etc.
- Arduino – we’ll take a look at booting up arduino and connecting it to input and output devices. Run a few basic programs etc.
- Connecting the dots - connect an Arduino to the Raspberry Pi and load a few simple programs on to it. We’ll also discuss how to tap in to the vast amount of online resources that will prepare you for infinite creative possibilities with these two amazing devices.
- Make your own d*mn boards - learn the basics of PCB design and about creating printed circuit boards.
Fab Lab
- Basics of lockpicking
- Introduction to programming - this one could be very open-ended, maybe classes in the different languages? resources and links to where to learn to program, etc. How do you know which code to pick? etc
- Introduction to the sewing machines/serger/embroider at the hive which would include threading the machines, winding bobbins, picking the right stitch for the job and sewing straight lines, and basic sewing techniques.
- Designing 3D models, how to pick the right software, etc. (we did just have this class, but would like to schedule it again for Decembber/January)
- Introduction to 3D printing (theoretical) - discussion about the different filaments/nozzles/machines etc
- Using the 3D printers at the hive (hands on) - walks through the different 3D printers we have at the hive, how to use them/home them/stop them/etc. and any special considerations for the individual machines. Users will print a hand to support the ongoing project at the hive.
- Laser Cutting at the Hive - Elly has volunteered to hold a class for this in November
In Summary - please, please, please consider teaching a class. I will be in contact with other people outside the Hive to try and get some experts in for things. But we need YOU to step up and teach some classes. and we need you to ATTEND the classes! Email me if you are interested in teaching a class at this email or UDch...@hive13.org.Thanks,
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I'm not a member but I would be willing to do a RPi or arduino class if you're interested.Justin
I can't wait to put this information to use and make something!
Tim