[General] Chainmail class

Jeff Cotten omegix at gmail.com
Tue May 8 13:32:16 CDT 2012


Just make sure they're "Flat Nose" pliers.


On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 11:59 AM, John Kelly <candleknight at gmail.com> wrote:

> I think pliers should be about $3-$4 if you go to Harbor Freight. They're
> just awesome like that.
> http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/pliers.html
>
> -Candleknight
>
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>>   1. Engineers Without Borders Huntsville Is Looking For Pedal
>>      Bikes (Ethan Chew)
>>   2. Re: Chainmail Class (Bahiy Watson)
>>   3. Deadline for art submissions for HOPE badge: Wednesday,   May 9
>>      (aestetix aestetix)
>>   4. Laser Cutter Ventilation (John Kelly)
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Mon, 7 May 2012 12:59:17 -0700
>> From: Ethan Chew <spacefelix at gmail.com>
>> To: General discussion about makerslocal
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>> Cc: Amanda Rose <arose81 at gmail.com>
>> Subject: [General] Engineers Without Borders Huntsville Is Looking For
>>        Pedal   Bikes
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>> Hello!
>>
>>       To whomever owns the pedal bikes in the Makers Local 256 shop or
>> anyone else interested; Engineers Without Borders, Huntsville is seeking
>> to
>> get bikes for Zambia.  Would anyone be willing to donate bikes to them?
>>  If
>> so, please contact Amanda Rose at arose81 at gmail.com.
>>
>>         - Ethan/spacefelix
>>
>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> From: Amanda Rose <arose81 at gmail.com>
>> Date: Mon, May 7, 2012 at 12:39 PM
>> Subject: Last Minute Fundraiser for Bikes
>> To: Deborah Adelsperger <debzambia at aol.com>, zbdassc2 at googlemail.com,
>> jonathan.t.burkholder at nasa.gov, jwetherwax at gmail.com,
>> dougnwells at gmail.com,
>> Art.Dohrman at ub-alumni.org, swetherwax at gmail.com,
>> david.j.vermilion at nasa.gov,
>> karl.sackett at gmail.com, beattim at uah.edu, jennifer.christopher at nasa.gov,
>> jmc0019 at uah.edu, Kristie.Barber at cobham.com, rlburkholder78 at gmail.com,
>> millerjanson at gmail.com, strohrbaugh at gmail.com, justin.a.littell at nasa.gov,
>> david.berry at nasa.gov, spacefelix at gmail.com, duncan.mdenise at gmail.com
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Deb has asked me to put onto Facebook a fundraising effort to try
>> to fundraise to purchase some bikes for our members who travel to Zambia
>> with the goal of leaving it for the Ag Center for their use when EWB
>> members aren't on site.  I have a updated the EWB-HSV FB status to reflect
>> this goal, if all of you on Facebook could share the status to spread the
>> word that would be great.
>>
>> Note about Sharing Status:  If you just click share, you will only be
>> sharing the Zambikes website and none of the verbage of the status stating
>> our goals and how-to.  Please copy and paste the status onto your own
>> status when you share.
>>
>> Also, it would be great if anyone knows how to track such donations if we
>> could keep the Facebook updated as to how much we are raising and how much
>> remaining we need to raise.  Does anyone have access to our EWB account
>> that could track this?  I also think it would be great if us members
>> started off by donated $10 (more or less depending on your own volition)
>> to
>> get the ball rolling.  Please, as stated on the FB page, donate in the
>> name
>> of Zambikes so that we can track these donations correctly.   If everyone
>> on this email listing donated $10, that's already one bike down!  And a
>> good start to encourage more donations.  A friend at work has already
>> given
>> me $10, and so I'll be going onto our paypal site to donate $20 already :)
>>
>> Feel free to email me with any comments/suggestions etc.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Amanda
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>> Date: Mon, 7 May 2012 16:07:10 -0500
>> From: Bahiy Watson <bahiy1 at gmail.com>
>> To: General discussion about makerslocal
>>        <general at lists.makerslocal.org>
>> Subject: Re: [General] Chainmail Class
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>> Chainmail??? I don't know what that is. Is that one of those emails
>> that'll
>> say "pass this  email to 25 people and you'll have good luck for 25 days?"
>> On May 7, 2012 10:31 AM, "Jeff Cotten" <omegix at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> > Hello Makers!
>> >
>> > Jessica Garcia of Thevenin Jewelry (named after the Thevenin\Norton
>> > circuit equivalent in EE) has offered to teach a class on how to make
>> your
>> > own chainmail.
>> >
>> > Before the class can go on, we need interested peoples.  If you are one
>> > those interested peoples, please respond here, or add your name to the
>> wiki
>> > planning page for this event:
>> >
>> > https://256.makerslocal.org/wiki/Chainmail_Class
>> >
>> > A date will be determined once we know who all wants to take the class.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Please note there is materials cost for this class of $10.
>> > You will also need two sets flat nose pliers, which are about $10 each
>> new
>> > at Jo-Ann's (though I haven't checked harbor freight recently).
>> >
>> >
>> > Happy Making!
>> > Jeff \ Omegix
>> >
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>> Message: 3
>> Date: Tue, 8 May 2012 09:15:02 -0700
>> From: aestetix aestetix <aestetix at gmail.com>
>> To: grow at bucketworks.org, acm at bu.edu,
>>        cincihackerspace at googlegroups.com,
>> general at lists.makerslocal.org,
>>        757labs at 757labs.org,    cthackerspace at googlegroups.com,
>>        atxhs-discuss at googlegroups.com,
>>        hackerspace-titusville at yahoogroups.com, ccckc at googlegroups.com,
>>        pumping-station-one-public at googlegroups.com,
>>        davinci at jigsawrenaissance.org, hackerdojo at googlegroups.com
>> Cc: hackerspace at hope.net
>> Subject: [General] Deadline for art submissions for HOPE badge:
>>        Wednesday,      May 9
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>> Hey everyone,
>>
>> For those who missed it before, we are asking communities all over the
>> world to send in art submissions to be part of the badge for this years'
>> HOPE conference, which takes place at New York's Hotel Pennsylvania from
>> 13-15 July 2012.
>>
>> We've gotten some very positive responses, and yet we have to close
>> submissions soon so we can actually create the badge. If you want to be
>> part of it, please send your hackerspace or project logos (or
>> representative images) in SVG file format to hackerspace at hope.net. We
>> will
>> be accepting submissions until Wednesday, May 9, so please get your
>> submissions in before then.
>>
>> We looking forward to seeing all of you at the conference!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> aestetix
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 9:52 PM, aestetix aestetix <aestetix at gmail.com>
>>  wrote:
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>> > If you keep up with BoingBoing or the EFF, you've probably heard about
>> > HOPE Number Nine, 2600 Magazine's conference happening 13-15 July 2012
>> at
>> > the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. You might even have asked
>> yourself
>> > "how can I contribute?"
>> >
>> > This year's badge is going to be an extra special collaborative art
>> > project, an homage to the work hackers have been doing since HOPE began
>> in
>> > 1994. We'd love for you to be part of it. We're asking for hackerspaces
>> and
>> > similar groups all over the world to contribute something that
>> represents
>> > their community-- logos, posters, schematics, and other visual mementos
>> > with which you identify-- to be included in a conference-wide display
>> that
>> > will represent activism, technology, art, and anything else about which
>> > you're passionate. The badge will be extremely visible, and you'll be
>> able
>> > to wear it with pride.
>> >
>> > If you want to share your passions in a very simple and easy way, send
>> > your art sample to hackerspace at hope.net. Please use SVG format for
>> > images, and include a paragraph about why your project or community is
>> > awesome.
>> >
>> > Additionally, we've put a call out for cool projects your hackerspace
>> > might want to show off, such as trans-continental balloons, DNA
>> computers,
>> > cube satellites, open-source lathes, mills, 3D Printers, laser cutters,
>> and
>> > more! We'll also have a 24/7 workshop area where people can collaborate
>> at
>> > the conference. Email hackerspace at hope.net for more information, or
>> check
>> > out http://www.hopenumbernine.net.
>> >
>> > PS: for the month of April, HOPE will donate 10% of ticket proceeds to
>> the
>> > EFF to further the fight for digital freedom.
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>> Date: Tue, 8 May 2012 11:36:23 -0500
>> From: John Kelly <candleknight at gmail.com>
>> To: general at lists.makerslocal.org
>> Subject: [General] Laser Cutter Ventilation
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>>  Hello all!
>> A while back I was working on seriously upgrading the ventilation system
>> for the laser cutter and electronics lab. I got through the design phase,
>> but sort of lost steam and interest just shy of actually ordering and
>> installing the parts, in part due to a temporary hiatus I was taking after
>> getting 'burned out' playing with the laser cutter (pun intended). Well,
>> now I'm back at it and the last time I tried to use the laser cutter it
>> gave off some very stinky vapors, and after my throat started tingling I
>> was acutely reminded of the need to finish this project. Respirator masks
>> shouldn't be required attire for the laser cutter room.
>>
>> I remember the first time I got really into using the laser cutter I
>> started to develop a cough after a few weeks, and now sometimes just being
>> in the fab lab a few hours after someone has been cutting something, you
>> can just sort of smell the death hanging in the air (only 'mostly'
>> hyperbole). I addition to the laser cutter, this upgrade would also add
>> ventilation and fume removal capabilities to the electronics work area and
>> soldering stations, whose fumes are less pungent and immediately
>> irritating, but are still not exactly healthy and need to be taken care of
>> . I know some of us like to joke around about the "delicious fumes" and
>> whatnot, but in all honesty this is a very real safety hazard that is long
>> past due to be dealt with.
>>
>> My picks for equipment, pricing, and some research notes and links are on
>> the wiki at the link below.
>>
>> https://256.makerslocal.org/wiki/40_Watt_Laser_Cutter#Ventilation_Improvement
>>
>> For those of you too lazy to click the link, here's the cliffnotes
>> version of
>> the "Finalized" Materials List:
>> 1x 8" InLine blower Fan @ $120
>> 3x 8" ducting @ $25 each = $75
>> 1x Blower Speed Controller @ $22
>> Total cost ? $217 ? $30 (for hookers and blow)
>>
>> *Anyone who wants to throw some money into the hat to help with the cost
>> would be much appreciated!*
>>
>> I'm hoping to start ordering parts/installing stuff latter this week-ish
>> or
>> next week.
>>
>> *coughcough**wheeeeeeze*
>> -Candleknight
>>
>> (John Kelly)
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