MakeICT Wiki - User contributions [en]

August 28 2017

2017-08-18T18:46:58Z

Tom McGuire:

== Roll Call ==
* Board Members
** President - Kim Burton
** Vice President - James Lancaster
** Treasurer - David Springs
** Secretary - Rustin Atkeisson
** At Large Director - LaDeana Dockery
** At Large Director - Kip Landwehr
** At Large Director - Malissa Long
** At Large Director - Kez Cook
** Immediate Past President - Logan Pajunen

* Members

== Decisions between board meetings ==
* {{decision|Susan is authorized to go forward with gallery lighting project, expenses apporoved up to $900}} (email vote August 12 2017)

== Standing Items ==
* Approve previous minutes
* Treasurer’s Report
* Membership Report

== New Business ==
* Approve items tagged for removal
** Recycling tower
** Extra doors in classroom
** Racetrack boards in classroom
** Couch in the lounge
** Cutting table in the classroom
* Security policy - if security revokes your key access, how do you get it back?
* Are email votes allowed?
** Kim feels that the admin list should be categorized as an ongoing board meeting
** If email votes are NOT allowed, how do we approve expenses for emergency maintenance? There are several examples of times we've already done this.
* Electric Bus - committee needs a lead
** James L was tasked to renew tags
* Class pricing policy
** Review survey
* Director email list cleanup
** Done, but it caused some permission issues, let's review
* Find a more effective maker space director or help with director duties
* Security Deputies
**Board to approve security officers with Matt Pogue’s approval
* Committee signup
* Building committee

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

Admin Tools

2016-09-14T03:34:22Z

Tom McGuire: /* How to use */

<div class="toclimit tocshow-1">__TOC__</div>

== Security system ==
=== Access ===
* https://security.makeict.org
* Chief Security Officer and delegates
=== Known issues ===
* https://github.com/makeict/electronic-door/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Abug
=== Feature requests ===
* https://github.com/makeict/electronic-door/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Aenhancement

== Event checkin tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbzTzHbSwgypihr0zcuwAGafle-AhJn2R0vNflNJWVMPfHrFJf8%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators, Events team
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Event creation tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6OtvVg0pDT7ZVg1WTV3cmN5NlE Windows and Linux downloads]
* Administrators, Makerspace Program Director
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
Once you have the application installed on your computer open it. You will have to log in using your MakeICT.org account. Under the heading there are three choices: Start with a Preset , Copy Existing , and Start from Scratch. The Start with Preset allows you to choose from three profiles: Certification, Workshop, and Class. The Copy Existing allows you to duplicate one of the last several events that were posted. The Start from Scratch gives you a clean default form.
If the person requesting to host an event has filled out the Workshop Proposal Form you should have all the information you need to post the event with exception of a picture to use for the facebook event page. Now your ready to enter the basic information. The name of the event should be brief but informative and should include the name of the presenter. If the event is generic, like a safety class, the name of the presenter is not necessary. If the location is at MakeICT put 1500 E. Douglas in the location field. The description of the event can be taken from the Workshop Proposal (Response) form. It should give details about what the attendee should expect to experience at the event. It should also indicate whether they should bring special materials and if they need to be authorized in a certain area. Simply adding Required authorizations: Woodshop at the bottom of the description will set a flag in the registration to tell the person they need to attend the safety class first.
As they say timing is everything. Enter the date and time of the event. The RSVP settings dictate the cost for members and non-members.
Then in the Cross Posting area you can un-check any of the media check boxes if you do not want that type of post. Otherwise hit Create! and watch the magic happen. Windows will open, you will need to sign in to Wild Apricot, facebook, and Meetup but all the information will be fill out for you. When it's done the windows are left open for you to double check and publish. In the Meetup window scroll to the bottom and click Announce. In the calendar window click on Rooms. ect and choose any rooms or resources that are needed for the event. Then save and close. In the facebook page click Publish.
Close all windows.
Your done. Wasn't that easy :( Well it's better than the old way. Thanks to Dominic Canare for this really helpful tool.

=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Group Copy tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbzQv_mmWN9OzlRs-wigph8Py00R7lX-mzblW4U0SYAxdmQUh2U%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Makerspace authorizations tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbwzGVwldpscdPbgdpJ6nyYDPbxYB-Idl7rDoeH_QFN2cnvwmW0%2Fexec Direct Link]
* Administrators, Laser-heads
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Member audit tools ==
=== Access ===
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RVOfHRwrt5PKmzcT5Ino3OHQ-U9pcEw8Z_SUt1rWqDg/edit#gid=1476714331 Google Sheets]
* Directors
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Member documentation tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fmacros%2Fs%2FAKfycbwCbmbKnX1H-vQes8S_6CCA1wg29mgnPzXSz2PYi6u_y6XA9JIh%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* Undo button
* Option to load attendees from multiple events

Admin Tools

2016-09-14T03:33:17Z

Tom McGuire: /* How to use */

<div class="toclimit tocshow-1">__TOC__</div>

== Security system ==
=== Access ===
* https://security.makeict.org
* Chief Security Officer and delegates
=== Known issues ===
* https://github.com/makeict/electronic-door/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Abug
=== Feature requests ===
* https://github.com/makeict/electronic-door/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Aenhancement

== Event checkin tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbzTzHbSwgypihr0zcuwAGafle-AhJn2R0vNflNJWVMPfHrFJf8%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators, Events team
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Event creation tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6OtvVg0pDT7ZVg1WTV3cmN5NlE Windows and Linux downloads]
* Administrators, Makerspace Program Director
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
* Once you have the application installed on your computer open it. You will have to log in using your MakeICT account. Under the heading there are three choices: Start with a Preset , Copy Existing , and Start from Scratch. The Start with Preset allows you to choose from three profiles: Certification, Workshop, and Class. The Copy Existing allows you to duplicate one of the last several events that were posted. The Start from Scratch gives you a clean default form.
If the person requesting to host an event has filled out the Workshop Proposal Form you should have all the information you need to post the event with exception of a picture to use for the facebook event page. Now your ready to enter the basic information. The name of the event should be brief but informative and should include the name of the presenter. If the event is generic, like a safety class, the name of the presenter is not necessary. If the location is at MakeICT put 1500 E. Douglas in the location field. The description of the event can be taken from the Workshop Proposal (Response) form. It should give details about what the attendee should expect to experience at the event. It should also indicate whether they should bring special materials and if they need to be authorized in a certain area. Simply adding Required authorizations: Woodshop at the bottom of the description will set a flag in the registration to tell the person they need to attend the safety class first.
As they say timing is everything. Enter the date and time of the event. The RSVP settings dictate the cost for members and non-members.
Then in the Cross Posting area you can un-check any of the media check boxes if you do not want that type of post. Otherwise hit Create! and watch the magic happen. Windows will open, you will need to sign in to Wild Apricot, facebook, and Meetup but all the information will be fill out for you. When it's done the windows are left open for you to double check and publish. In the Meetup window scroll to the bottom and click Announce. In the calendar window click on Rooms. ect and choose any rooms or resources that are needed for the event. Then save and close. In the facebook page click Publish.
Close all windows.
Your done. Wasn't that easy :( Well it's better than the old way. Thanks to Dominic Canare for this really helpful tool.

=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Group Copy tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbzQv_mmWN9OzlRs-wigph8Py00R7lX-mzblW4U0SYAxdmQUh2U%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Makerspace authorizations tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fa%2Fmacros%2Fmakeict.org%2Fs%2FAKfycbwzGVwldpscdPbgdpJ6nyYDPbxYB-Idl7rDoeH_QFN2cnvwmW0%2Fexec Direct Link]
* Administrators, Laser-heads
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Member audit tools ==
=== Access ===
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RVOfHRwrt5PKmzcT5Ino3OHQ-U9pcEw8Z_SUt1rWqDg/edit#gid=1476714331 Google Sheets]
* Directors
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* ''List of requested features''

== Member documentation tool ==
=== Access ===
* [https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fscript.google.com%2Fmacros%2Fs%2FAKfycbwCbmbKnX1H-vQes8S_6CCA1wg29mgnPzXSz2PYi6u_y6XA9JIh%2Fexec Direct link]
* Administrators
=== How to use ===
* ''Directions on how to use it''
=== Known issues ===
* ''List of known issues''
=== Feature requests ===
* Undo button
* Option to load attendees from multiple events

May 30 2016

2016-05-29T02:49:06Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

Main Page

2016-04-24T14:56:13Z

Tom McGuire: Undo revision 3677 by Tom McGuire (talk)

{{needs-update|details=site navigation needs to be planned/revised.}}

= Welcome to MakeICT's wiki =
''MakeICT's wiki is a place where anybody can share information, thoughts, or anything helpful about any project or topic which may be of interest to MakeICTers. This wiki is open to and editable by anybody wishing to contribute. If you wonder if something could be on here then it can.''

== General Information ==
* [//www.makeict.org Official Website]
* [//www.facebook.com/MakeICT Facebook]
* [//www.twitter.com/make_ict Twitter]
* [http://www.meetup.com/MakeICT/ Meetup]
* [[Contact Information]]
* [[MakeICT Headquarters|Headquarters]]
** Dedicated areas
*** [[Electronics and Rapid Prototyping]]
*** [[FabLab]]
*** [[Metal Shop]]
*** [[Studio Arts]]
*** [[Woodshop]]
** Common/shared areas
*** [[Art Gallery]]
*** [[Classroom]]
*** [[Lounge]]
*** [[Shared Workspace]]
** Personal areas
*** [[Maker Studios]]
* [[Links|Resource Links]]
* [[Volunteering]]
* [[Donations]]

* All [[Tools / Equipment]]

== Administration ==
* [[Budget]]
* [[Bylaws]]
* [[External Workshop and Class Policies]]
* [[Forms]]
* [[Inventory, Purchases and Reimbursements]]
* [[Machine Access]]
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Meeting Tasks]]
* [[Standing rules]]
* [[Tool Loans to MakeICT Policy]]

== Collaborative Projects and Special Interest Groups ==
* [[Special Projects Process and Brigade Items]]
* [[3D Printing SIG|3D Printing and Modeling]]
* [[Arcade Cabinet]]
* [[Electric Microbus|Bus, bus, bus!]]
* [[Makers CNC]]
* [[Electronic Door Entry]]
* [[Future Planning Committee]]
* [[Little Free Libraries]]
* [[MakeAXE]]
* [[Powerwheels Racing]]
* [[Outreach Gaggle]]
* [[Web Hive]]
* [[Wichita Patcher's Circle]]
* [[Processing]]
* [[Embedded Thursday]]

== Classes and Hosted Events ==
* Electronics
** [[Learn to Solder]]
** [[Intro to Arduino]]
** [[RC Car Hacking with Arduino]]
** [[PCB Etching: Toner Transfer Method]]
** [[PCB Etching: Milling Method]]
** [[2014-Feb: the 555 tone generator]]
** [[ABC's of Electronics]]
** [[Embedded Thursday]]
* Fabrication
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to CNC: a Foam Cutting Workshop]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to 3D Printing]]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Advanced 3D Printing and Modeling]
** [[Laser Cutter Basics Class]]
* Software
** [[Computing for Humans]]
** [[2014-02-01: Audio and video programming with Pure Data]]
** [[2014-Apr-29: Intro to Pure Data for Artists]]
** [[Inkscape Wizardry for Makers]]
* Other Workshops
** [[Basic Sewing Workshop]]
** [[Bicycle Maintenance Workshop]]
* Instructables Build Nights
** [http://www.instructables.com/community/August-2015-Build-Night-with-Cheng-Concrete/ Instructables Build Night: Cheng ShapeCrete]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Spark-CorePhoton-Setup/ Instructables Build Night: Chibitronics]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Illuminated-Badge/ Instructables Build Night: Spark.io Cores]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Dremel-build-night-at-MakeICT/ Instructables Build Night: Dremal]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Eyeglass-Repair-with-Sugru/ Instructables Build Night: Sugru]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Lumi]]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Jameco/555]]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Animated-EL-Wire-Sign/ Instructables Build Night: Cool Neon]
* Social Gatherings / Miscellaneous
** [[Annual Halloween Challenge]]
** [[2014 Kickoff Mixer]]
** [[Arduino Day]]
** [[Annual Meetings]]

----

== Getting Started Using Our Wiki==
Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting General formatting help]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Links Formatting links]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists Formatting lists]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Main Page

2016-04-24T14:54:49Z

Tom McGuire: /* Classes and Hosted Events */

{{needs-update|details=site navigation needs to be planned/revised.}}

= Welcome to MakeICT's wiki =
''MakeICT's wiki is a place where anybody can share information, thoughts, or anything helpful about any project or topic which may be of interest to MakeICTers. This wiki is open to and editable by anybody wishing to contribute. If you wonder if something could be on here then it can.''

== General Information ==
* [//www.makeict.org Official Website]
* [//www.facebook.com/MakeICT Facebook]
* [//www.twitter.com/make_ict Twitter]
* [http://www.meetup.com/MakeICT/ Meetup]
* [[Contact Information]]
* [[MakeICT Headquarters|Headquarters]]
** Dedicated areas
*** [[Electronics and Rapid Prototyping]]
*** [[FabLab]]
*** [[Metal Shop]]
*** [[Studio Arts]]
*** [[Woodshop]]
** Common/shared areas
*** [[Art Gallery]]
*** [[Classroom]]
*** [[Lounge]]
*** [[Shared Workspace]]
** Personal areas
*** [[Maker Studios]]
* [[Links|Resource Links]]
* [[Volunteering]]
* [[Donations]]

* All [[Tools / Equipment]]

== Administration ==
* [[Budget]]
* [[Bylaws]]
* [[External Workshop and Class Policies]]
* [[Forms]]
* [[Inventory, Purchases and Reimbursements]]
* [[Machine Access]]
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Meeting Tasks]]
* [[Standing rules]]
* [[Tool Loans to MakeICT Policy]]

== Collaborative Projects and Special Interest Groups ==
* [[Special Projects Process and Brigade Items]]
* [[3D Printing SIG|3D Printing and Modeling]]
* [[Arcade Cabinet]]
* [[Electric Microbus|Bus, bus, bus!]]
* [[Makers CNC]]
* [[Electronic Door Entry]]
* [[Future Planning Committee]]
* [[Little Free Libraries]]
* [[MakeAXE]]
* [[Powerwheels Racing]]
* [[Outreach Gaggle]]
* [[Web Hive]]
* [[Wichita Patcher's Circle]]
* [[Processing]]
* [[Embedded Thursday]]

== Classes and Hosted Events ==
* Electronics
** [[Learn to Solder]]
** [[Intro to Arduino]]
** [[RC Car Hacking with Arduino]]
** [[PCB Etching: Toner Transfer Method]]
** [[Beyond the Breadboard: Designing circuits and making PC boards]]
** [[2014-Feb: the 555 tone generator]]
** [[ABC's of Electronics]]
** [[Embedded Thursday]]
* Fabrication
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to CNC: a Foam Cutting Workshop]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to 3D Printing]]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Advanced 3D Printing and Modeling]
** [[Laser Cutter Basics Class]]
* Software
** [[Computing for Humans]]
** [[2014-02-01: Audio and video programming with Pure Data]]
** [[2014-Apr-29: Intro to Pure Data for Artists]]
** [[Inkscape Wizardry for Makers]]
* Other Workshops
** [[Basic Sewing Workshop]]
** [[Bicycle Maintenance Workshop]]
* Instructables Build Nights
** [http://www.instructables.com/community/August-2015-Build-Night-with-Cheng-Concrete/ Instructables Build Night: Cheng ShapeCrete]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Spark-CorePhoton-Setup/ Instructables Build Night: Chibitronics]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Illuminated-Badge/ Instructables Build Night: Spark.io Cores]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Dremel-build-night-at-MakeICT/ Instructables Build Night: Dremal]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Eyeglass-Repair-with-Sugru/ Instructables Build Night: Sugru]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Lumi]]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Jameco/555]]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Animated-EL-Wire-Sign/ Instructables Build Night: Cool Neon]
* Social Gatherings / Miscellaneous
** [[Annual Halloween Challenge]]
** [[2014 Kickoff Mixer]]
** [[Arduino Day]]
** [[Annual Meetings]]

----

== Getting Started Using Our Wiki==
Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting General formatting help]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Links Formatting links]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists Formatting lists]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-24T14:28:26Z

Tom McGuire: /* Lesson Plan */

This class will cover how to make your own PC Boards with MakeICTs PCB milling machine.

Sometimes the project just isn't complete until you have all the parts neatly soldered on to your own custom made PCB. In this class Tom McGuire will show us his favorite techniques for making an electronic project including making the PC board. We'll briefly go over designing circuits on a breadboard and trouble shooting them with some test equipment. Then we'll go over laying out the circuit board in Eagle PCB Editor. Members can follow along on laptops provided. And finally we'll make a board and solder some parts on to it . The machine can cut traces, drill holes, and do double sided boards.

== Lesson Plan ==
Welcome. My name is tom McGuire and I have been making PC Board for many years.
I was inspired by this companys product.
http://www.lpkf.com/products/rapid-pcb-prototyping/circuit-board-plotter/protomat-e44.htm
and went on to create my own machine which I posted in instructables.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-to-Build-Desk-Top-3-Axis-CNC-Milling-Machine/
'''Discovery'''
Design a basic circuit (the motor speed revers circuit)
If you need ideas try a simulator http://www.falstad.com/circuit/index.html
Industrial distributors with detailed search engines: Digikey, Mouser, Newark, Future electronics.
Hobby suppliers: Sparkfun, Adafruit, Jameco, mpja.com, Allelectronics, Electronic Goldmine,
Local Retail: Radio Shack(still has a few stores), Lloyds Electronics(220 W. Harry)
pull up the data sheet and look at all the specs
[http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00000054.pdf]
breadboard the circuit
use the oscilloscope and discover where some caps need to go.
'''Document and layout'''
Show the Eagle download page ([http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/])
Show the PCB-Gcode downlosd page ([http://www.pcbgcode.org/])
Start a new Schematic
convert to PCB layout and arrange the parts
run the traces (the fun part)
Run the upl for PCB-gcode
Look at the files in Jviewer
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:72324
Or OpenScad
http://www.openscad.org/
'''Make PCB'''
Copy files to a thumb drive or transfer them to a shared drive on the LinuxCNC machine
Place your board material on the bed
Zero your Z,Y,Z axis
Load your file top layer
(make sure M3 S1 is before the first move otherwise the spindle won't spin)
Set any touch off offsets you might need to position the mill paths on the work surface.
A little WD40 will keep the dust down and keep the bit sharp.
Press Play (Oh and ware safety glasses)
load the mill bit
Zero the X,Y,and Z axis
hit play
Load the drill files
Change the bit
DON'T RE-ZERO THE X or Y AXIS
Just re-zero the Z axis for the drill bit
hit play
If your doing double sided board flip it.
Align to some holes by moving the head around
Press play again....
Fin (you have a board)
Cut off the excess board material with the metal shear or tin snips.
'''Solder'''
Clean up the board. You may need to peel some copper from a few places.
Heat the unwanted copper area with the soldering iron and lift the copper with an Exacto knife.
Then grab it with some tweezers and peel.
WD40 or Acetone helps clean the board.
When soldering, always heat the joint with the soldering iron and then feed the solder into it.
Let the solder flow.
If its too dry clean the tip of the iron or use some flux to wet the joint again.
Solder some parts on
'''Fin'''
Hook it up and play with it
''' Want to setup Eagle on your computer? '''
After you have downloaded and installed Eagle http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/
Download the PCB-gcode files from here http://www.pcbgcode.org/
Depending on what system your running on you want to find out where the Eagle program is keeping the .upl files and put the downloaded files in the same directory.
Here are some further instructions on how to use PCB-gcodehttp://www.pcbgcode.com/
Here's a good instructables on doing it. http://www.instructables.com/id/Machining-a-PCB-Using-an-Inexpensive-CNC-Machine/

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-24T03:54:53Z

Tom McGuire: /* Lesson Plan */

This class will cover how to make your own PC Boards with MakeICTs PCB milling machine.

Sometimes the project just isn't complete until you have all the parts neatly soldered on to your own custom made PCB. In this class Tom McGuire will show us his favorite techniques for making an electronic project including making the PC board. We'll briefly go over designing circuits on a breadboard and trouble shooting them with some test equipment. Then we'll go over laying out the circuit board in Eagle PCB Editor. Members can follow along on laptops provided. And finally we'll make a board and solder some parts on to it . The machine can cut traces, drill holes, and do double sided boards.

== Lesson Plan ==
Welcome. My name is tom McGuire and I have been making PC Board for many years.
I was inspired by this companys product.
http://www.lpkf.com/products/rapid-pcb-prototyping/circuit-board-plotter/protomat-e44.htm
and went on to create my own machine which I posted in instructables.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-to-Build-Desk-Top-3-Axis-CNC-Milling-Machine/
'''Discovery'''
Design a basic circuit (the motor speed revers circuit)
If you need ideas try a simulator http://www.falstad.com/circuit/index.html
Look for the parts on Digikey or Mouser using the search engine.
pull up the data sheet [http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00000054.pdf]
breadboard the circuit
use the oscilloscope and discover where some caps need to go.
'''Document and layout'''
Show the Eagle download page ([http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/])
Show the PCB-Gcode downlosd page ([http://www.pcbgcode.org/])
Start a new Schematic
convert to PCB layout and arrange the parts
run the traces (the fun part)
Run the upl for PCB-gcode
Look at the files in Jviewer
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:72324
Or OpenScad
http://www.openscad.org/
'''Make PCB'''
Copy files to a thumb drive or transfer them to a shared drive on the LinuxCNC machine
Place your board material on the bed
Zero your Z,Y,Z axis
Load your file top layer
(make sure M3 S1 is before the first move otherwise the spindle won't spin)
Set any touch off offsets you might need to position the mill paths on the work surface.
A little WD40 will keep the dust down and keep the bit sharp.
Press Play (Oh and ware safety glasses)
load the mill bit
Zero the X,Y,and Z axis
hit play
Load the drill files
Change the bit
DON'T RE-ZERO THE X or Y AXIS
Just re-zero the Z axis for the drill bit
hit play
If your doing double sided board flip it.
Align to some holes by moving the head around
Press play again....
Fin (you have a board)
Cut off the excess board material with the metal shear or tin snips.
'''Solder'''
Clean up the board. You may need to peel some copper from a few places.
Heat the unwanted copper area with the soldering iron and lift the copper with an Exacto knife.
Then grab it with some tweezers and peel.
WD40 or Acetone helps clean the board.
When soldering, always heat the joint with the soldering iron and then feed the solder into it.
Let the solder flow.
If its too dry clean the tip of the iron or use some flux to wet the joint again.
Solder some parts on
'''Fin'''
Hook it up and play with it
''' Want to setup Eagle on your computer? '''
After you have downloaded and installed Eagle http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/
Download the PCB-gcode files from here http://www.pcbgcode.org/
Depending on what system your running on you want to find out where the Eagle program is keeping the .upl files and put the downloaded files in the same directory.
Here are some further instructions on how to use PCB-gcodehttp://www.pcbgcode.com/
Here's a good instructables on doing it. http://www.instructables.com/id/Machining-a-PCB-Using-an-Inexpensive-CNC-Machine/

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-24T03:48:15Z

Tom McGuire: /* Lesson Plan */

This class will cover how to make your own PC Boards with MakeICTs PCB milling machine.

Sometimes the project just isn't complete until you have all the parts neatly soldered on to your own custom made PCB. In this class Tom McGuire will show us his favorite techniques for making an electronic project including making the PC board. We'll briefly go over designing circuits on a breadboard and trouble shooting them with some test equipment. Then we'll go over laying out the circuit board in Eagle PCB Editor. Members can follow along on laptops provided. And finally we'll make a board and solder some parts on to it . The machine can cut traces, drill holes, and do double sided boards.

== Lesson Plan ==
Welcome. My name is tom McGuire and I have been making PC Board for many years. I was inspired by this companys product.
LPKF ([http://www.lpkf.com/products/rapid-pcb-prototyping/circuit-board-plotter/protomat-e44.htm])
and my instructables ([http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-to-Build-Desk-Top-3-Axis-CNC-Milling-Machine/])
'''Discovery'''
Design a basic circuit (the motor speed revers circuit)
Look for the parts on Digikey or Mouser using the search engine.
pull up the data sheet [http://www.st.com/web/en/resource/technical/document/datasheet/CD00000054.pdf]
breadboard the circuit
use the oscilloscope and discover where some caps need to go.
'''Document and layout'''
Show the Eagle download page ([http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/])
Show the PCB-Gcode downlosd page ([http://www.pcbgcode.org/])
Start a new Schematic
convert to PCB layout and arrange the parts
run the traces (the fun part)
Run the upl for PCB-gcode
Look at the files in Jviewer
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:72324
Or OpenScad
http://www.openscad.org/
'''Make PCB'''
Copy files to a thumb drive or transfer them to a shared drive on the LinuxCNC machine
Place your board material on the bed
Zero your Z,Y,Z axis
Load your file top layer
(make sure M3 S1 is before the first move otherwise the spindle won't spin)
Set any touch off offsets you might need to position the mill paths on the work surface.
A little WD40 will keep the dust down and keep the bit sharp.
Press Play (Oh and ware safety glasses)
load the mill bit
Zero the X,Y,and Z axis
hit play
Load the drill files
Change the bit
DON'T RE-ZERO THE X or Y AXIS
Just re-zero the Z axis for the drill bit
hit play
If your doing double sided board flip it.
Align to some holes by moving the head around
Press play again....
Fin (you have a board)
Cut off the excess board material with the metal shear or tin snips.
'''Solder'''
Clean up the board. You may need to peel some copper from a few places.
Heat the unwanted copper area with the soldering iron and lift the copper with an Exacto knife.
Then grab it with some tweezers and peel.
WD40 or Acetone helps clean the board.
When soldering, always heat the joint with the soldering iron and then feed the solder into it.
Let the solder flow.
If its too dry clean the tip of the iron or use some flux to wet the joint again.
Solder some parts on
'''Fin'''
Hook it up and play with it
''' Want to setup Eagle on your computer? '''
After you have downloaded and installed Eagle http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/
Download the PCB-gcode files from here http://www.pcbgcode.org/
Depending on what system your running on you want to find out where the Eagle program is keeping the .upl files and put the downloaded files in the same directory.
Here are some further instructions on how to use PCB-gcodehttp://www.pcbgcode.com/
Here's a good instructables on doing it. http://www.instructables.com/id/Machining-a-PCB-Using-an-Inexpensive-CNC-Machine/

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-24T03:38:40Z

Tom McGuire: /* Lesson Plan */

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-24T03:37:38Z

Tom McGuire: /* Lesson Plan */

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T13:28:07Z

Tom McGuire: /* Activities */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs) Design is important to making a program successful.
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students. Also consider selling project kits to schools and organizations. This could be something service learning students could help with.

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Gyroscope Bike Wheel Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

== Assesment ==
Documenting the implementation and outcome of these events is important to show the contribution MakeICT is making to the community and raise funding. We should also be sure to brand our materials.

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:58:23Z

Tom McGuire: /* Courses */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed. Logan really wants to make demo projects, show and tell stuff.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs) Design is important to making a program successful.
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students. Also consider selling project kits to schools and organizations. This could be something service learning students could help with.

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Gyroscope Bike Wheel Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:55:52Z

Tom McGuire: /* What Each Activity Needs */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed. Logan really wants to make demo projects, show and tell stuff.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs) Design is important to making a program successful.
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students. Also consider selling project kits to schools and organizations. This could be something service learning students could help with.

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:51:02Z

Tom McGuire: /* Backpack Kits */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed. Logan really wants to make demo projects, show and tell stuff.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs)
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students. Also consider selling project kits to schools and organizations. This could be something service learning students could help with.

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:43:07Z

Tom McGuire: /* Activities */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed. Logan really wants to make demo projects, show and tell stuff.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs)
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:40:45Z

Tom McGuire: /* Courses */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs)
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space. Also consider involving parents or having classes that teach parents.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Lego Mindstorm]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:34:31Z

Tom McGuire: /* What Each Activity Needs */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete. (consider having students who need service learning credit develop parts of the programs)
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Learn to Solder]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Scratch Programming]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:32:06Z

Tom McGuire: /* Courses */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete.
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Learn to Solder]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Scratch Programming]]
|
|
|
|
|}

Outreach Committee

2016-04-12T12:25:53Z

Tom McGuire: /* Backpack Kits */

The goal of the outreach gaggle is to _______________________. We do this by _______________. This page is a resource for members of the gaggle to share ideas and activities.

The Outreach Gaggle is led by [[user:Barbara Davis|Barbara Davis]]

= Upcoming events =
* April 18, Maker Monday
* May 2, Maker Monday
* May 15, 2:00pm Outreach Gaggle Meeting

= Field Trip Notes =
Taking a look at what other makerspaces do, other organizations that run cool demos or classes, or STEM related summer camps. We intend to gather ideas and techniques to use or improve in our own outreach.

== Cosmosphere/Hutch Makerspace==
Coming Soon! Planning on Google Groups at the moment.

= Activities =
Listing of all the activities that have been brainstormed, planned, or executed.

==What Each Activity Needs==
There are four basic things that each activity page needs to be complete.
# Materials and Equipment List. This should indicate whether an item is consumable in the case of make'n'take activities, just need a couple (think: wire cutters for brushbots), or are permanent resources that may need review/prep (like the Mindstorms robots)
#Preparation instructions. Details on how to put together kits, including how to prep each part.
#Presentation instructions. How do you put together a brushbot? A high powered rocket?
#STEM application. What's the science and math motivating this activity?

===Backpack Kits===
These will be small kit projects for make'n'take at fairs or expos, and demonstrations less than 20 minutes.
Includes an inventory sheet and instruction sheet (laminated). Stocked with parts to do a number or students

===One-Off Classes===
These are activites that need a dedicated classroom space, whether it is at a school, a camp, or right at MakeICT. These can probably be put together as a kit, but they will teach a single, self contained topic or project from start to finish.
===Courses===
These will be anything that will span multiple days, whether that is a single weekend like a summer camp, or one day a week for several weeks. Each day will build on knowledge and skills from the previous days. These probably won't lend themselves well to "kits" and will likely require a skilled instructor. It's a given that these will require dedicated classroom space.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Title
! Classroom Req'd
! Make'n'Take
! Duration(Minutes)
! Grade Level
|-
| [[3D Printer Demo]]
| No
| No
| -
| Any
|-
| [[Brush Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Intro to Soldering]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 120
| Any
|-
| [[Marker Bots]]
| No
| Yes
| 5
| K-2
|-
| [[Scratch Programming Event]]
| Yes
| No
| Day
| Any
|-
| [[Pom-Pom Shooters]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| K-4
|-
| [[Potato Gun]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 180
| 4-8
|-
| [[High Powered Rockets]]
| Yes
| Yes
| 60
| 2-8
|-
| [[Jacobs Ladder Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Hyperbaric Chamber Demo]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Processing Event]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Little Bits Build]]
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Build-its]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Styrofoam Kinetic Sculpture]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Dr. Goddard's Lab Stuff]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Straw Rockets]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Squishy Circuits]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Stomp Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|-
| [[Water Rocket]]
|
|
|
|
|}

PCB Etching: Milling Method

2016-04-11T01:47:36Z

Tom McGuire: Created page with "This class will cover how to make your own PC Boards with MakeICTs PCB milling machine. Sometimes the project just isn't complete until you have all the parts neatly soldered..."

Main Page

2016-04-11T00:46:28Z

Tom McGuire: /* Classes and Hosted Events */

Main Page

2016-04-11T00:43:07Z

Tom McGuire: /* Classes and Hosted Events */

{{needs-update|details=site navigation needs to be planned/revised.}}

= Welcome to MakeICT's wiki =
''MakeICT's wiki is a place where anybody can share information, thoughts, or anything helpful about any project or topic which may be of interest to MakeICTers. This wiki is open to and editable by anybody wishing to contribute. If you wonder if something could be on here then it can.''

== General Information ==
* [//www.makeict.org Official Website]
* [//www.facebook.com/MakeICT Facebook]
* [//www.twitter.com/make_ict Twitter]
* [http://www.meetup.com/MakeICT/ Meetup]
* [[Contact Information]]
* [[MakeICT Headquarters|Headquarters]]
** Dedicated areas
*** [[Electronics and Rapid Prototyping]]
*** [[FabLab]]
*** [[Metal Shop]]
*** [[Studio Arts]]
*** [[Woodshop]]
** Common/shared areas
*** [[Art Gallery]]
*** [[Classroom]]
*** [[Lounge]]
*** [[Shared Workspace]]
** Personal areas
*** [[Maker Studios]]
* [[Links|Resource Links]]
* [[Volunteering]]
* [[Donations]]

* All [[Tools / Equipment]]

== Administration ==
* [[Budget]]
* [[Bylaws]]
* [[External Workshop and Class Policies]]
* [[Forms]]
* [[Inventory, Purchases and Reimbursements]]
* [[Machine Access]]
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Meeting Tasks]]
* [[Standing rules]]
* [[Tool Loans to MakeICT Policy]]

== Collaborative Projects and Special Interest Groups ==
* [[Special Projects Process and Brigade Items]]
* [[3D Printing SIG|3D Printing and Modeling]]
* [[Arcade Cabinet]]
* [[Electric Microbus|Bus, bus, bus!]]
* [[Makers CNC]]
* [[Electronic Door Entry]]
* [[Future Planning Committee]]
* [[Little Free Libraries]]
* [[MakeAXE]]
* [[Powerwheels Racing]]
* [[Outreach Gaggle]]
* [[Web Hive]]
* [[Wichita Patcher's Circle]]
* [[Processing]]
* [[Embedded Thursday]]

== Classes and Hosted Events ==
* Electronics
** [[Learn to Solder]]
** [[Intro to Arduino]]
** [[RC Car Hacking with Arduino]]
** [[PCB Etching: Toner Transfer Method]]
** [[PCB Etching: Milling ]]
** [[2014-Feb: the 555 tone generator]]
** [[ABC's of Electronics]]
** [[Embedded Thursday]]
* Fabrication
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to CNC: a Foam Cutting Workshop]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to 3D Printing]]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Advanced 3D Printing and Modeling]
** [[Laser Cutter Basics Class]]
* Software
** [[Computing for Humans]]
** [[2014-02-01: Audio and video programming with Pure Data]]
** [[2014-Apr-29: Intro to Pure Data for Artists]]
** [[Inkscape Wizardry for Makers]]
* Other Workshops
** [[Basic Sewing Workshop]]
** [[Bicycle Maintenance Workshop]]
* Instructables Build Nights
** [http://www.instructables.com/community/August-2015-Build-Night-with-Cheng-Concrete/ Instructables Build Night: Cheng ShapeCrete]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Spark-CorePhoton-Setup/ Instructables Build Night: Chibitronics]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Illuminated-Badge/ Instructables Build Night: Spark.io Cores]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Dremel-build-night-at-MakeICT/ Instructables Build Night: Dremal]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Eyeglass-Repair-with-Sugru/ Instructables Build Night: Sugru]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Lumi]]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Jameco/555]]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Animated-EL-Wire-Sign/ Instructables Build Night: Cool Neon]
* Social Gatherings / Miscellaneous
** [[Annual Halloween Challenge]]
** [[2014 Kickoff Mixer]]
** [[Arduino Day]]
** [[Annual Meetings]]

----

== Getting Started Using Our Wiki==
Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting General formatting help]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Links Formatting links]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists Formatting lists]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

Processing

2016-01-31T19:37:30Z

Tom McGuire: Processing is a flexible software sketchbook and a language for learning how to code within the context of the visual arts

== Project Team ==
* [[User:Laura Scholl|Laura Scholl]]

== Testing/Demo Video ==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQTHHh8cBVE

== To Do list ==
*Create another awesome followup workshop

== Software ==
* Operating System: Mac Windows Linux
* Download: [https://processing.org/ Precessing]
* Get Video addin

Main Page

2016-01-31T19:24:28Z

Tom McGuire: /* Collaborative Projects and Special Interest Groups */

{{needs-update|details=site navigation needs to be planned/revised.}}

= Welcome to MakeICT's wiki =
''MakeICT's wiki is a place where anybody can share information, thoughts, or anything helpful about any project or topic which may be of interest to MakeICTers. This wiki is open to and editable by anybody wishing to contribute. If you wonder if something could be on here then it can.''

== General Information ==
* [//www.makeict.org Official Website]
* [//www.facebook.com/MakeICT Facebook]
* [//www.twitter.com/make_ict Twitter]
* [http://www.meetup.com/MakeICT/ Meetup]
* [[Contact Information]]
* [[MakeICT Headquarters|Headquarters]]
** Dedicated areas
*** [[Electronics and Rapid Prototyping]]
*** [[FabLab]]
*** [[Metal Shop]]
*** [[Studio Arts]]
*** [[Woodshop]]
** Common/shared areas
*** [[Art Gallery]]
*** [[Classroom]]
*** [[Lounge]]
*** [[Shared Workspace]]
** Personal areas
*** [[Maker Studios]]
* [[Links|Resource Links]]
* [[Volunteering]]
* [[Donations]]

* All [[Tools / Equipment]]

== Administration ==
* [[Budget]]
* [[Bylaws]]
* [[External Workshop and Class Policies]]
* [[Forms]]
* [[Inventory, Purchases and Reimbursements]]
* [[Machine Access]]
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Meeting Tasks]]
* [[Standing rules]]
* [[Tool Loans to MakeICT Policy]]

== Collaborative Projects and Special Interest Groups ==
* [[Special Projects Process and Brigade Items]]
* [[3D Printing SIG|3D Printing and Modeling]]
* [[Arcade Cabinet]]
* [[Electric Microbus|Bus, bus, bus!]]
* [[Makers CNC]]
* [[Electronic Door Entry]]
* [[Future Planning Committee]]
* [[Little Free Libraries]]
* [[MakeAXE]]
* [[Powerwheels Racing]]
* [[Outreach Gaggle]]
* [[Web Hive]]
* [[Wichita Patcher's Circle]]
* [[Processing]]

== Classes and Hosted Events ==
* Electronics
** [[Learn to Solder]]
** [[Intro to Arduino]]
** [[RC Car Hacking with Arduino]]
** [[PCB Etching: Toner Transfer Method]]
** [[2014-Feb: the 555 tone generator]]
** [[ABC's of Electronics]]
* Fabrication
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to CNC: a Foam Cutting Workshop]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Intro to 3D Printing]]
** [http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/FabLab Advanced 3D Printing and Modeling]
** [[Laser Cutter Basics Class]]
* Software
** [[Computing for Humans]]
** [[2014-02-01: Audio and video programming with Pure Data]]
** [[2014-Apr-29: Intro to Pure Data for Artists]]
** [[Inkscape Wizardry for Makers]]
* Other Workshops
** [[Basic Sewing Workshop]]
** [[Bicycle Maintenance Workshop]]
* Instructables Build Nights
** [http://www.instructables.com/community/August-2015-Build-Night-with-Cheng-Concrete/ Instructables Build Night: Cheng ShapeCrete]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Spark-CorePhoton-Setup/ Instructables Build Night: Chibitronics]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Illuminated-Badge/ Instructables Build Night: Spark.io Cores]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Dremel-build-night-at-MakeICT/ Instructables Build Night: Dremal]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Eyeglass-Repair-with-Sugru/ Instructables Build Night: Sugru]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Lumi]]
** [[Instructables Build Night: Jameco/555]]
** [http://www.instructables.com/id/Animated-EL-Wire-Sign/ Instructables Build Night: Cool Neon]
* Social Gatherings / Miscellaneous
** [[Annual Halloween Challenge]]
** [[2014 Kickoff Mixer]]
** [[Arduino Day]]
** [[Annual Meetings]]

----

== Getting Started Using Our Wiki==
Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting General formatting help]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Links Formatting links]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists Formatting lists]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]

January 25 2016

2016-01-25T00:46:26Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Reports ==
=== Governance Committee (Dom) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
! Area
! Status
|-
| Electronics
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Studio Arts
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|}
* New key signature policy proposal
** More/different signatures
** Expectations of signers
*** Include name with signature
*** Last signer asks "who owns the makerspace?"
* New education plan
** Consider opening woodshop workshops for non-members, but charge much more
** Raise MakeICT share of workshop revenue (50/50 split w/ instructor?)
* Guest: Mark Arganbright about creating a show with/at MakeICT (6:50pm)
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KLUBG-d7iuAY98qW_8FJ3hkkN7QKUdHRMM5yiSn1SRs/edit?usp=sharing Fiscal sponsorship for ICT Food Circle project]
{{clear}}

=== Communications Hive (Jens) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
|
|
|-
| Twitter
|
|
|-
| Meetup
|
|
|-
|}
* TBD
{{clear}}

=== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Active
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* When we transition members to the new rate, can we keep people at the $10 rate, call it a "donation" and revoke their access?
* TBD

=== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ===
* TBD

=== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ===
* Security camera update
* NFC Project update
* Network update
* Bus update

=== Programs ===
==== Makerspace (Tom) ====
* Jewelry making in ERP?
* Status of consumable purchases?
* Motion to make the shelf by the back door hackables
* Any good ideas to finish developing work areas?

==== devICT (Seth) ====
* TBD

==== Open Wichita (Seth) ====
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* Dom speaking at Nonprofit Chamber of Service conference on Tuesday

== General topics and todos ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
COULD ALL BD's SEND JENS DATES FOR SAFETY/CHECKOUT CLASSES IN FIRST QUARTER OF 2016?
* Need to schedule a "MakeICT tech resources" workshop for this quarter
* Need to schedule Fusion360 group learning sessions

* January 29 - Wichitalks (wichitalks.com)

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2016-01-01T04:34:32Z

Tom McGuire: /* Hackables Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. The hackables library is also located here. Here is where you may find the inspiration and starting point for your next blue ribbon hack. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Items for Purchase==
Soon we will be offering certain Items for sale. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Hackables Policy==
Items donated to the space with the intent of being hacked (or reused in a way that it was not originally intended) should be placed on the middle shelf that is labeled "HACKABLES" by the back door. If there is no room on the shelf try rearranging things to make it fit. If that's not possible please take your items home until some space gets cleared out on the shelf. Every two weeks or as needed a message will be posted on the group list that the shelf will be cleared. Any items on the Hackables shelf are up for grabs by any member. If you just need a part out of a hackable you don't have to take the whole thing. Just place the remainder back on the shelf for someone else to hack. But if there's really nothing good left in it please throw it away.Items that are considered to have long term hackable value can be moved to other work areas with permission of the area[[User:James A Seymour|BD]]. For instance circuit boards that have parts on them that are generally good for circuit building projects can be moved to the ERP area hackables shelves.
The ERP lab BD maintains the hackables inventory. Hackables are up for grabs and may be removed from the shelves at any time. Any questions about hackables can be refereed to the current [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently no inventory of available components. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you slip the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]] a buck or two if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges, and may require corrective training to regain those privileges. Corrective training is up to the BD, and he is very creative. This is not just limited to the CNC machines. We try to keep everything in the room orderly. when you are done with a cable, attenuator, milling bit, Multimeter, put it back please. If it turns on, turn it off. This way we can spend less money on overhead, and more money on toys... ahem... equipment.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the BD OR Tom McGuire.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA BD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Various types and brands]] ||Various || Soldering Iron || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe.jpg|200px]] || [[media:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe manual.pdf|7" x 10" Metal Lathe]] ||Central Machinery || 33684|| 110 || Working || ??
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2016-01-01T04:27:27Z

Tom McGuire: /* Hackables Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. The hackables library is also located here. Here is where you may find the inspiration and starting point for your next blue ribbon hack. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Items for Purchase==
Soon we will be offering certain Items for sale. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Hackables Policy==
Items donated to the space with the intent of being hacked (or reused in a way that it was not originally intended) should be placed on the middle shelf that is labeled "HACKABLES" by the back door. If there is no room on the shelf try rearranging things to make it fit. If that's not possible please take your items home until some space gets cleared out on the shelf. Every two weeks or as needed a message will be posted on the group list that the shelf will be cleared. Any items on the Hackables shelf are up for grabs by any member. If you just need a part out of a hackable you don't have to take the whole thing. Just place the remainder back on the shelf for someone else to hack. Items that are considered to have long term hackable value can be moved to other work areas with permission of the area[[User:James A Seymour|BD]]. For instance circuit boards that have parts on them that are generally good for circuit building projects can be moved to the ERP area hackables shelves.
The ERP lab BD maintains the hackables inventory. Hackables are up for grabs and may be removed from the shelves at any time. Any questions about hackables can be refereed to the current [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently no inventory of available components. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you slip the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]] a buck or two if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges, and may require corrective training to regain those privileges. Corrective training is up to the BD, and he is very creative. This is not just limited to the CNC machines. We try to keep everything in the room orderly. when you are done with a cable, attenuator, milling bit, Multimeter, put it back please. If it turns on, turn it off. This way we can spend less money on overhead, and more money on toys... ahem... equipment.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the BD OR Tom McGuire.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA BD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Various types and brands]] ||Various || Soldering Iron || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe.jpg|200px]] || [[media:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe manual.pdf|7" x 10" Metal Lathe]] ||Central Machinery || 33684|| 110 || Working || ??
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2016-01-01T04:26:40Z

Tom McGuire: /* Hackables Policy */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area. This area has several dedicated spaces. One is for creation of electronics, including a board milling machine, area dedicated for assembly, and reflow oven. Another is for the troubleshooting of electronics, including a hot air rework station, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, current limited power supply, and logic analyzer. We have a pair of CNC machines fully capable of handling wood, and some aluminum. We offer Dremmel sets to handle less delicate work (or more delicate depending on your skill.) We also have systems one can check out for the learning of electronics, toolsets to fix and repair, as well as Chip programmers, a bus pirate, Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, even a pic based USB module. We offer a full components library, resplendent with analogue devices, TTL type logic, some rare chipsets, and a full complement of passives. The hackables library is also located here. Here is where you may find the inspiration and starting point for your next blue ribbon hack. This lab is dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities. Never a room to be bored in, the common complaint in this room is, "what do I make first?"

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

==Borrowing Items==
Currently we do not lend out equipment, but as we build up an inventory of certain items, we may allow checkout similar to a library. Special arrangements may be made on a individual basis, but that is entirely up to the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Items for Purchase==
Soon we will be offering certain Items for sale. Sales should be considered final, the money goes back into the ERP Lab.

==Hackables Policy==
Items donated to the space with the intent of being hacked (or reused in a way that it was not originally intended) should be placed on the middle shelf that is labeled "HACKABLES" by the back door. If there is no room on the shelf try rearranging things to make it fit. If that's not possible please take your items home until some space gets cleared out on the shelf. Every two weeks or as needed a message will be posted on the group list that the shelf will be cleared.
Any items on the Hackables shelf are up for grabs by any member. If you just need a part out of a hackable you don't have to take the whole thing. Just place the remainder back on the shelf for someone else to hack. Items that are considered to have long term hackable value can be moved to other work areas with permission of the area[[User:James A Seymour|BD]]. For instance circuit boards that have parts on them that are generally good for circuit building projects can be moved to the ERP area hackables shelves.
The ERP lab BD maintains the hackables inventory. Hackables are up for grabs and may be removed from the shelves at any time. Any questions about hackables can be refereed to the current [[User:James A Seymour|BD]].

==Component Library==
MakeICT maintains an electronics library. There is currently no inventory of available components. Components in the library are for member use, We only ask you slip the [[User:James A Seymour|BD]] a buck or two if you use a lot of them, or some of the rare/complex parts.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]
* [[Basic Soldering Class]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges, and may require corrective training to regain those privileges. Corrective training is up to the BD, and he is very creative. This is not just limited to the CNC machines. We try to keep everything in the room orderly. when you are done with a cable, attenuator, milling bit, Multimeter, put it back please. If it turns on, turn it off. This way we can spend less money on overhead, and more money on toys... ahem... equipment.

=== Scopes ===
MakeICT has a few Oscilloscopes. Most notably is the [[Tektronix 465B]] We are fortunate to have some nice ones. Using the Oscilloscope takes some finesse and it's best you have some help with it if you're fairly new to one, so we require certification. The Oscilloscope shows Voltage over time, similar to a graph. There is lots of settings, dials, and switches. if you want to learn to use it just ask to be taught from a reasonably knowledgeable member.
* List of known Scope users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
**[[USer:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Spectrum Analyzer ===
We have a very nice Spectrum Analyzer ([[Tektronix 492 AP]]). The Spectrum Analyzer shows receive power over frequency. So if you set it properly you would see Peaks where each Wifi network is transmitting. It is easy (and expensive) to damage the input of a Spectrum Analyzer. We ask you are certified and use proper caution. We have several attenuators available for impedance matching, so use them.
* List of known analyzer users is listed below
**[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] and or [[SMD Circuit Work Station]] requires attendance in the [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]] or certification from an approved peer-certifier. We do not mind if your circuit doesn't work, we do mind if our equipment doesn't.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the [[V90]] CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below
**[[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

=== 'The Beast' RD-500S II rework Machine ===
The Beast isn't up and running yet. It requres some TLC and is considered a work in progress. Once operational, it is designed to make short work of SMD replacement, by combining a CNC rework station with an on board reflow process. Operation will be mostly peer Certification.

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the BD OR Tom McGuire.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA BD.'''
# '''Always triple check your inputs when connecting to equipment. Dangerous levels are dangerous.'''

== Equipment List ==
<onlyinclude>
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Soldering Iron.jpg|200px]] || [[media:Soldering Tips.pdf|Various types and brands]] ||Various || Soldering Iron || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 492 AP]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[Tektronix 465B|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[Qinsi QS-5100 IR reflow oven|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:Board Goblin.jpg|200px]] || [[Board Goblin-Circuit Board Mill]] || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || 47158|| 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
|-
| [[File:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe.jpg|200px]] || [[media:7x10 Mini Metal Lathe manual.pdf|7" x 10" Metal Lathe]] ||Central Machinery || 33684|| 110 || Working || ??
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|Fireball V90]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]

|-
|}
</onlyinclude>
*Policies may change with the needs of the department and may go into affect before this page is updated to reflect it.

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T21:22:52Z

Tom McGuire: /* FabLab Area Safety */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires certification from a reasonably knowledgeable member (when in doubt ask).
* List of known Scope and analyzer users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the Curcuit Board Mill and or SMD Circuit Work Station requires attendance in the Circuit Design and fabrication workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the V90 CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below

==Electronics and Rapid Prototyping Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK MACHINERY WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE AREA BD.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T21:19:10Z

Tom McGuire: /* LASER Cutter */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires certification from a reasonably knowledgeable member (when in doubt ask).
* List of known Scope and analyzer users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the Curcuit Board Mill and or SMD Circuit Work Station requires attendance in the Circuit Design and fabrication workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below

=== V90 CNC router ===
Use of the V90 CNC router requires attendance in [[CNC Router certification workshop]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of CNC Router Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T21:16:37Z

Tom McGuire: /* Circuit Design and Fabrication */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires certification from a reasonably knowledgeable member (when in doubt ask).
* List of known Scope and analyzer users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the Curcuit Board Mill and or SMD Circuit Work Station requires attendance in the Circuit Design and fabrication workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the circuit fabrication equipment may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of circuit board milling principles
** Fundamental knowledge of soldering and solder reflow
** Proper use and control of the LinuxCNC software
** Basic circuit design
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of circuit fabrication users below

=== LASER Cutter ===
Use of the LASER cutter requires attendance in [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of LASER Cutter Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T21:06:54Z

Tom McGuire: /* Scopes and Analyzers */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires certification from a reasonably knowledgeable member (when in doubt ask).
* List of known Scope and analyzer users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the C requires attendance in a foam cutter certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the foam cutter may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of foam cutter's working principles
** Proper use and control of foam cutter
** Software workflow
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of Foam Cutter Certified users is listed below

=== LASER Cutter ===
Use of the LASER cutter requires attendance in [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of LASER Cutter Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T20:38:43Z

Tom McGuire: /* Classes */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires attendance in a TestEquipment certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the 3D printer may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of each printer's working principles
** Proper use and control of each printer
** Software workflow
** How to change filament
** How to pay for material
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of 3D Printer Certified users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the C requires attendance in a foam cutter certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the foam cutter may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of foam cutter's working principles
** Proper use and control of foam cutter
** Software workflow
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of Foam Cutter Certified users is listed below

=== LASER Cutter ===
Use of the LASER cutter requires attendance in [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of LASER Cutter Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T20:38:08Z

Tom McGuire: /* Classes */

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Basic Electronics Workshop]]
* [[Intro Circuit Design and Fabrication]]
* [[Rapid Prorotyping with CNC]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires attendance in a TestEquipment certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the 3D printer may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of each printer's working principles
** Proper use and control of each printer
** Software workflow
** How to change filament
** How to pay for material
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of 3D Printer Certified users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the C requires attendance in a foam cutter certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the foam cutter may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of foam cutter's working principles
** Proper use and control of foam cutter
** Software workflow
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of Foam Cutter Certified users is listed below

=== LASER Cutter ===
Use of the LASER cutter requires attendance in [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of LASER Cutter Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
|-
|}

Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T16:32:00Z

Tom McGuire:

{{needs-update|details=missing details and access policies}}

== General Information ==
MakeICT's Electronics and Rapid Prototyping lab is an enclosed 200 sq ft area dedicated to creating and debugging electronics, as well as some rapid prototyping capabilities.

[[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]] is the Benevolent Dictator over the electronics and rapid prototyping lab.

== Classes ==
* [[Intro to CNC: a Foam Cutting Workshop]]
* [[Intro to 3D Printing]]
* [[Advanced 3D Printing and Modeling]]
* [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]

== Machine Access Policy ==

Clean up! Users are responsible for clean up after themselves; failure to which may result in loss of E&RP Privileges.

=== Scopes and Analyzers ===
Use of the Scopes and Analyzers requires attendance in a TestEquipment certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the 3D printer may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of each printer's working principles
** Proper use and control of each printer
** Software workflow
** How to change filament
** How to pay for material
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of 3D Printer Certified users is listed below

=== Circuit Design and Fabrication ===
Use of the C requires attendance in a foam cutter certification workshop or certification from an approved peer-certifier.
* Any member who has been certified to use the foam cutter may peer-certify other members
* Certification instruction must at least include
** Fundamental knowledge of foam cutter's working principles
** Proper use and control of foam cutter
** Software workflow
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of Foam Cutter Certified users is listed below

=== LASER Cutter ===
Use of the LASER cutter requires attendance in [[LASER Cutter Basics Class]]
* Certification must be documented (''link to instructions or form'') prior to use
* List of LASER Cutter Certified users is listed below

==FabLab Area Safety==
# '''Do not use any machine you are not trained on and comfortable using.''' If at any time you are unsure of what you are doing, stop immediately and ask for help.
# '''Do not use any machine that is not in good working order.''' Stop, unplug and leave a note on the machine and notify the FabLab BD OR Mike Doolittle.
# '''NEVER ASSUME A TOOL IS PROPERLY ADJUSTED.''' Always check the tool prior to use.
# '''NEVER MODIFY OR HACK THE 3D PRINTER, FOAM CUTTER OR LASER CUTTER.'''

== Equipment List ==
* [[Soldering Iron]]
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:RD500 II photo.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|RD-500S II Area Array Rework System]] ||Den-on Instruments || RD-500S II || 110 || Not yet || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK1240.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Logic Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 1240|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK492P.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Programable Spectrum Analyzer]] ||Tektronix || 492P || 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:TEK465B.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Oscilloscope]] ||Tektronix|| 465B|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:QS-5100.jpg|200px]] || [[media:QS-5100 manual.pdf|Lead Free Reflow Oven]] ||Qinsi Technology || QS-5100|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
| [[File:arksen992D.jpg|200px]] || [[media:RD-500 II rework station manual.pdf|Soldering Station with Heat Gun]] ||Arksen || 992D|| 110 || Working || [[User:James A Seymour|James Seymour]]
|-
|}

== Rapid Prototyping ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" ! data-sort-type="Tool"|
|-
! Picture !! What !! Manufacturer !! Model !! Power !! Status !! Expert
|-
| [[File:Fireball_v90.jpg|200px]] || [[V90|3-axis CNC Machine]] || Probotix || Fireball V90 || 110 || Working || ??
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Electronics and Rapid Prototyping

2015-12-21T16:10:09Z

Tom McGuire:

December 14 2015

2015-12-14T02:05:55Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Reports ==
=== Governance Committee (Dom) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
! Area
! Status
|-
| Electronics
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Metalshop
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Studio Arts
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|}
* 2016 strategic planning
* TBD

{{clear}}

=== Communications Hive (Jens) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
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! Count
! Change
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| Facebook
|
|
|-
| Twitter
|
|
|-
| Meetup
|
|
|-
|}
* TBD

{{clear}}

=== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Active
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
{{clear}}

=== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ===
* 2016 Kansas Linux Fest, more info coming
* Southeast HS Stem Night, Wednesday January 27, 2016; 5 pm-7 pm, 5-6 workshops repeated every 20-30 minutes; MakeICT will assist Spirit with developing activities, and will loan supplies - 6 soldering kits, pager motors, scissors, etc. Spirit will provide volunteers and other supplies. I need to send SEHS the MakeICT logo. We would welcome any volunteers from MakeICT, but are not promising any. Next meeting TBD for early January.
* SWE Engineering Expo - Saturday February 20, 2016; Open 9 am - 2 pm, setup starts at 7:30 am. Have we received a registration form yet?

=== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ===
* Network upgrade

=== Programs ===
==== Makerspace (Tom) ====
* Warehouse furnace is completed and functional!
* Metalshop tube heaters done (hopefully...)
* New water heater
* Ceramics room
** Door is installed (Burt)
** Windows in progress (Mike B)
** Ductwork pending (Burt?)
** Need walls built for kilns
** Need more power for extra kiln?
** Need to plumb sink
** Need to build shelves
* Electronics room
** Need access policy
** Need hackables donation policy
** Need inventory/stock method
* Gallery
** Start getting the gallery ready to show all the neat stuff we're making at MakeICT

==== devICT (Seth) ====
* LevelUp! at the makerspace
* TBD

==== Open Wichita (Seth) ====
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* TBD

== General topics and todos ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* December 15 - Intro to 3D printing with Dominic
* December 16 - Laser cutter certification with Dominic
* December 16 - Woodshop safety class
* December 17 - Intro to 3D printing with Dominic
* December 17 - Build a step stool
* December 18 - Laser cutter certification with Dominic
* December 19 - Intro to 3D printing with Dominic
* December 20 - Laser cutter certification with Dominic
* December 21 - LevelUp!
* January 2nd Saturday?
* 2016 Kickoff w/ devICT and Labor Party?

January: Dean wants to reserve some space for Society for the Creative Anachronism on Wednesday evenings, 5-25 people. Looking for someone from MakeICT leadership to join for the first session.

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

August 24 2015

2015-11-29T03:17:46Z

Tom McGuire: /* Programs */

== Reports ==
=== Governance Committee (Dom) ===
* Access policies
* Key Master

* {{decision|BDs' access policies need to be approved by the board of directors.}}
* {{todo|who=Dom|what=Find a Keeper for the Keys|done=1}}

=== Communications Hive (Jens) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1410
| +23
|-
| Twitter
| 797
| +15
|-
| Meetup
| 291
| +12
|-
|}
* Ongoing Projects
** Logo/Signage
** Website
* Marketing strategy
** Video
* ETF Update
* Wild Apricot

* {{todo|who=Dom|what=Add media waiver to our membership waiver|done=1}}
* {{todo|who=Jens|what=Share new waiver from YPW}}
* {{decision|Continue using WildApricot until May.}}

{{clear}}

=== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* Treasurers report
* Budget Reallocation and unreimbursed expenses
* Inventory and waiver audit
* WCF Grant

* {{todo|who=All|what=Send reimbursement reciepts to Dustin}}
* {{todo|who=Dustin|what=Post on public list to ask for donations to cover the wood shop deficit}}
* {{todo|who=Kip|what=Perform waiver audit|done=1}}
* {{todo|who=All BDs|what=Identify needs for plumbing in the back}}

{{clear}}

=== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ===
* Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church
* WSU Expanding Your Horizions Sat Nov 7, 8am-1pm ?????
* Report on McClean Magnet School meeting

=== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ===
* No updates

=== Programs ===
==== Makerspace (Tom) ====
* [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfQOM0cKTl7eHhrSlRja0w0R28 An update on the STEMpack 2020 STEM week activities]
* Decision would we like to host a meet and greet with STEM associates sometime in January.

==== devICT (Seth) ====
* TBD

* {{todo|who=Tom|what=Barb's email with Alex Petersen|done=1}}

== General topics and todos ==
* BD meeting to review Break Room/Utility Room plan
* WCF visit on Wednesday

* {{todo|who=Dom|what=Send out Doodle Poll to get BDs together to discuss break/utilities/print making room plan|done=1}}
* {{todo|who=Dom|what=Make time to help Tom with the calendar|done=1}}
* {{todo|who=Jens|what=Call landlord about safes|done=1}}

== Community Updates ==
* None

== Calendar ==
* August 29-30: Cheng Concrete Instructable Build Night
* Sept 12: 2nd Saturday Workshop - ??
* Sept 19: Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church, 1-4pm

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

June 1 2015

2015-11-29T03:09:11Z

Tom McGuire: /* Governance Committee (Dom) */

== Communications Hive (John) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1252
| +53
|-
| Twitter
| 815
| +10
|-
| Meetup
| 197
| +20
|-
|}
* New website will be up by July 15
* Tonight work will on more details for stop-gap before then
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
| 106
| -1
|}
* Budget update
{{clear}}

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* Vote to approve [[Machine Access]] policy
** {{decision|Board voted and [[Machine Access]] policy passed}}
* [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
** {{decision|devICT position would be discussed in the Annual Meeting}}
** {{decision|Benevolent dictators will start their terms in August}}
** {{todo|who=Dom|what=Make sign to remind people what they need to do when they are the last to leave MakeICT|when=6/22|done=1}}
* [[Volunteering]] page tasks
** {{todo|who=Board and DBs|what=fill out your section of the [[Volunteering]] page. Also add your contact information.|when=ASAP|done=0}}
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1B1t8yg4oB5QnjuhgP7wMaG-KMI8vl_CUGOBnIZA_vSw/edit Logo/sign contract] approval
** New board
** {{decision|Logo/sign contract approved}}
* Policy on using equipment for manufacture?
** Laser Cutter or table saw
*** {{todo|who=Tom and John H|what=Final decision on the laser cutter|when=7/1|done=1}}
** Spot welder
** Soldering irons
** Screen print
** Assembly party

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* RiverFest
** Good volunteers
* Wichita Mini Maker Faire
** Just waiting to see the paperwork and then Barb will start contacting people to sign up

== Special Projects Brigade (Mike) ==
* Electric bus status

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* Floor plan update
** Gallery finalized
** Storage area finalized
** Communal workspace finalized
** Lounge finalized
** Fablab finalized
** Textiles finalized
** Electronics finalized
** Classroom finalized
** Wood shop finalized
** Exposure room, in flux
** Kitchen, in flux
** Laundry, in flux
** Print making, in flux
** Bike shop, in flux
** Metal shop, in flux
** Ceramics room, in flux

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* Open Wichita Update
** At The Labor party, June 6
** 40+ RSVP'd, expecting between 50-60
* June spot is open (anyone want to give a presentation?)
* Game Jam registration has opened
** July 31 - Aug 2
* Meeting with Heights HS about devICT partnership for teacher IT training tomorrow
** Christina Davis

== Community Updates ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* 6 June - National Day of Civic Hacking (Open Wichita Debut)
* 9 June - devICT Hangout
* 20 June - Screenprinting workshop (added by Jens)
* 20 June - [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* 25 June - devICT Talk (Spot open!)
* 27-28 June - KC Maker Faire
* 13 July - 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb, and Mike (move to July/August?)
* 18 July - Wichita Mini Maker Faire
* 31 July - 2 August - ICT Game Jam
* 8 August - 2nd Saturday - ?

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

May 18 2015

2015-11-29T03:06:01Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* Vote to approve [[Machine Access]] policy
** {{decision|Vote on the Machine Access policy was delayed to add additional inputs to the policy.}}
** {{todo|who=Dom|what=Send out email to discuss Machine Access updates|when=by June 1|done=1}}
* [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
** {{decision|2015 Annual Meeting, June 20, 4:30p}}
* United Way GIV Warehouse shopping - who wants to go? What do we need?
** {{todo|who=Barb and Jess|what=pick date, call 211 to schedule United Way GIV Warehouse shopping trip|when=?|done=0}}
* New [[Volunteering]] page
** {{todo|who=Dom|what=Add description to governance committee on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25|done=1}}
** {{todo|who=John|what=Add description to Web Hive on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}
** {{todo|who=Jens|what=Add description to Finances and Fundraising on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25|done=1}}
** {{todo|who=Barb|what=Add description to Outreach Gaggle on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}
** {{todo|who=Mike|what=Add description to Special Projects Brigade on [[volunteering]] page|when=25 May|done=1}}
** {{todo|who=April|what=Add description to Grant Coordinator on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}
** {{todo|who=Dustin|what=Add description to Business Planning on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}
** {{todo|who=Gina|what=Add description to Marketing Strategist on [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}
** {{todo|who=Everyone|what=Add things to do around the makerspace to the [[volunteering]] page|when=May 25}}

== Communications Hive (John) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1199
| +30
|-
| Twitter
| 805
| +14
|-
| Meetup
| 177
| +22
|-
|}
* No Website update
** {{todo|who=John|what=Share website timeline with the board|when=June 1}}
** {{todo|who=Dom|what=add a link to the new member process in the "Welcome New Member" email when someone joins MakeICT|when=June 1|done=0}}
* Posted on the forum - Come up with a new name for "Open Hack" night (Mike)
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
| 107
| +2
|}
* ArtDOG checks
* 2015 Revised budget
** {{todo|who=BD's|what=Submit revised budgets to Jens|when=May 22}}
** Update for board review next meeting
* New grant strategy to come following the new budget
{{clear}}

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* River Fest
** Barb has posted the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XJgFEdZqR168HY6OltFgG5nZ9NNbk5dhyX3-DLjIhb8/edit?pli=1#gid=0 volunteer schedule]
* Wichita Mini Maker Faire
** EP is working on the agreement, MakeICT signers are ready
** Make stated Maker Faires are not geared for kids (per say), geared for makers
** Will put out a call for makers as soon as the paperwork is signed

== Special Projects Brigade (Mike) ==
* Electric bus status
** Jeremiah said the spot where the bus is parked is wet, so we have to wait for the rains to subside to pick it up
** Bus did not take a charge, will need to look at the charging
** We need to pick up the pieces of the buse we can bring to the space
** Will post to Forum for help
** Try to have the bus here by the annual meeting
** Need to send the controller programmer back

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* RIaspire.com folks to present retail options 6:45 ish
** {{decision|RIaspire.com will present proposal for selling electronics parts}}
** {{todo|who=Mike|what=send RIaspire.com summary email|when=June 1|done=1}}
* Charlie, Bike Walk Wichita
** {{decision|Charlie will present proposal for selling bike parts}}
* Updates on the floor plan and implementation
** {{todo|who=Tom|what=setup next floor plan meeting|when=by June 1|done=1}}
** {{decision|Barb is Kitchen Master Chief}}
** {{todo|who=Tom|what=send out an email on what part of the floor plan is finalized and what is not|when=June 1|done=1}}
** {{todo|who=Jens|what=Talk to Landlord about heating|when=June 1?|done=0}}
* Upcoming/potential workshops:
** Turntable workshop
** Traffic Skills 101 Class, bicycle safety
** Robot sumo workshop
*** {{todo|what=Order parts for Robot Sumo|when=8 weeks prior to event|done=1}}
** Sewing machine maintenance workshop
** Screen print workshop

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* Getting started with Open Wichita
** [http://codeforamerica.org Code for America brigade]
** Loosely affiliated with devICT
** First event June 6 - [http://hackforchange.org National Day of Civic Hacking]
* Game Jam - organized by member Jim Rice
** July 31st - August 2nd, The Labor Party

== Community Updates ==
* [https://www.facebook.com/events/1188004774559115/ Douglas Design District Member Mixer] on Tuesday night
* Harvester Arts and Wichita Festivals are hosting a [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wayne-white-at-riverfest-beauty-is-embarrassing-tickets-16793789677 Wayne White film screening] on Thursday night

== Calendar ==
* 29 May - June 6 2015 - RiverFest
* 6 June 2015 - National Day of Civic Hacking (Open Wichita Debut)
* 13 June - Screenprinting workshop (added by Jens)
* 13 June - 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb, and Mike (move to July/August?)
* 20 June - [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* 27-28 June - KC Maker Faire
* 11 July - 2nd Saturday - ?
* 18 July - Wichita Mini Maker Faire
* 31 July - 2 August - ICT Game Jam
* 8 August - 2nd Saturday - ?

== End ==
=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

November 16 2015

2015-11-16T19:14:01Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Reports ==
=== Governance Committee (Dom) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
! Area
! Status
|-
| Electronics
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Metalshop
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Studio Arts
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|}
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kOVsd5o8LKTrYvwfhRNRmncmCCYoFUJncDjZ1kiTFO0/edit#gid=0 Community Advisory Board]
** Goal/purpose?
** Organizer?
** Deadline / first meeting date?
* Bonus orientation date: Nov 30
{{clear}}

=== Communications Hive (Jens) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1,599
| +53
|-
| Twitter
| 936
| +48
|-
| Meetup
| 394
| +31
|-
|}
* wiki link update (Changed format from http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/Page_Title to http://makeict.org/wiki/Page_Title)
** Login outtage occurred
* [https://docs.google.com/a/makeict.org/document/d/1fUE6SllNdmyixZh53pi-J9HhMb7OGcvVND5_YCVuqWI/edit?usp=sharing 2015 Marketing To-do]
** New logo
** Website update
** Member directory on Wiki
** Videos started for 2016 (Gordon)
{{clear}}

=== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Active
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* Treasurers report
* No NetAbility grant
* TBD
{{clear}}

=== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ===
* Steampunk Expo
* 2016 Kansas Linux Fest
* TBD

=== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ===
* TBD

=== Programs ===
==== Makerspace (Tom) ====
* Ceramics room progress
* Electronics room progress

==== devICT (Seth) ====
* TBD

==== Open Wichita (Seth) ====
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* Startup Weekend Winners

== General topics and todos ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* Reservation (co-working/gallery, Nov 22, Time TBD): Mike Hutton / Sunflower Woodworker's Guild
* November 20-22, Steampunk Expo
* December 2nd Saturday?

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

November 16 2015

2015-11-16T19:13:47Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Reports ==
=== Governance Committee (Dom) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
! Area
! Status
|-
| Electronics
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Metalshop
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|-
| Studio Arts
|
# '''BD initial draft'''
# Board of directors review
# BD revisions
# Request for comment
# Board votes to approve
|}
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kOVsd5o8LKTrYvwfhRNRmncmCCYoFUJncDjZ1kiTFO0/edit#gid=0 Community Advisory Board]
** Goal/purpose?
** Organizer?
** Deadline / first meeting date?
* Bonus orientation date: Nov 30
{{clear}}

=== Communications Hive (Jens) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1,599
| +53
|-
| Twitter
| 936
| +48
|-
| Meetup
| 394
| +31
|-
|}
* wiki link update (Changed format from http://makeict.org/wiki/index.php/Page_Title to http://makeict.org/wiki/Page_Title)
** Login outtage occurred
* [https://docs.google.com/a/makeict.org/document/d/1fUE6SllNdmyixZh53pi-J9HhMb7OGcvVND5_YCVuqWI/edit?usp=sharing 2015 Marketing To-do]
** New logo
** Website update
** Member directory on Wiki
** Videos started for 2016 (Gordon)
{{clear}}

=== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ===
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Active
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* Treasurers report
* No NetAbility grant
* TBD
{{clear}}

=== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ===
* Steampunk Expo
* 2016 Kansas Linux Fest
* TBD

=== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ===
* TBD

=== Programs ===
==== Makerspace (Tom) ====
* Ceramics room progress
* Electronics room progress
*

==== devICT (Seth) ====
* TBD

==== Open Wichita (Seth) ====
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* Startup Weekend Winners

== General topics and todos ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* Reservation (co-working/gallery, Nov 22, Time TBD): Mike Hutton / Sunflower Woodworker's Guild
* November 20-22, Steampunk Expo
* December 2nd Saturday?

== Decision Summary ==
{{decision-summary}}

== Task Summary ==
{{todo-summary}}

August 24 2015

2015-08-22T17:48:12Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* TBD

== Communications Hive (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
|
|
|-
| Twitter
|
|
|-
| Meetup
|
|
|-
|}
* TBD

{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* TBD

{{clear}}

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* TBD

== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ==
* TBD

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* An update on the STEMpack 2020 STEM week activities https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzfQOM0cKTl7eHhrSlRja0w0R28:info
* Decision would we like to host a meet and greet with STEM associates sometime in January.

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* August 29-30: Cheng Concrete Instructable Build Night
* Sept 12: Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church
* Sept 12: 2nd Saturday Workshop - ??

== Miscellaneous TODOs ==
* TBD

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

July 27 2015

2015-07-25T14:07:31Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* Studio rental agreement
* Annual report filed

== Communications Hive (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
|
|
|-
| Twitter
|
|
|-
| Meetup
|
|
|-
|}
* Logo/Signage update
* Website update
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
|
|}
* Sponsorship levels and recognition
{{clear}}

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* Guest (6:50pm): Laurel Zhang from Exploration Place
* Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church
* Ark City Rotary group visit
* Ulrich talk Sept 16

== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ==
* WuLUG to (maybe) help build server/network?

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* From the maker fair I had some discussion for doing a series of weekly "how to" spots.
* also Jason Cox wants to know how he can help.
* get a sign on the building
* Could have several 2nd Sat. worshops lined up
* Melony wants to be a member on WildApricot

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* [http://www.quitthecuts.com/ Sedgwick County proposed budget cuts to EP, Arts Council, Zoo, etc]

== Calendar ==
* July 30: [http://www.meetup.com/devict/events/223809191/ Phaser Game Development] talk by Jesse Harlin (OKC)
* July 31 - August 2: [http://members.makeict.org/event-1951299/ ICT Game Jam]
* August 8: [http://members.makeict.org/event-2000359/ 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb]
* August 29-30: Cheng Concrete Instructable Build Night
* Sept 12: Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church
* Sept 12: 2nd Saturday Workshop - ??

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

July 27 2015

2015-07-25T01:17:31Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* Studio rental agreement

== Communications Hive (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
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* TBD
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Dustin) ==
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* Sponsorship levels and recognition
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== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* Guest (6:50pm): Laurel Zhang from Exploration Place
* Ark City Rotary group visit
* Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church

== Special Projects Brigade (Kip) ==
* WuLUG to (maybe) help build server/network?

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* From the maker fair I had some discussion for doing a series of weekly "how to" spots.
* also Jason Cox wants to know how he can help.
* get a sign on the building ASAP
* Could have 2nd Sat. worshops lined up through December.

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* [http://www.quitthecuts.com/ Sedgwick County proposed budget cuts to EP, Arts Council, Zoo, etc]

== Calendar ==
* July 30: [http://www.meetup.com/devict/events/223809191/ Phaser Game Development] talk by Jesse Harlin (OKC)
* July 31 - August 2: [http://members.makeict.org/event-1951299/ ICT Game Jam]
* August 8: 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb
* August 29-30: Cheng Concrete Instructable Build Night
* Sept 12: Micro Makerfaire at Lorraine Avenue Mennonite Church
* Sept 12: 2nd Saturday Workshop - ??

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

Electronic Door Entry

2015-07-22T15:23:34Z

Tom McGuire: /* To Do list for Kenton Hansen's Labor Party Door */

== Project Team ==
* [[User:Rye Kennedy|Rye Kennedy]]
* [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
* [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
* [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
* [[User:John Harrison|John Harrison]]
* [[User:Ty Nighswonger|Ty Nighswonger]]

== Testing/Demo Video ==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPUxK-oVyMc

== To Do list for Kenton Hansen's Labor Party Door ==
*What Kenton wants..
**RFID unlock
**Hold RFID key to unlock
**Hold unlock if RDID key used during scheduled time/day
**I'd like to get access to the web repo ASAP, so I can make it mobile friendly

== To Do list from July 16 2014 meeting ==
*Order some silicone potting compound to seal the card reader.
*Order some more cards and tags
*Order another card reader in case this one gets smashed.
*Mount the card reader outside.
*Assemble and mount the controller inside.
*Wire the controller to the reader.
*Wire the power and Ethernet to the controller.
*Do some software magic stuff
**also add read door open/closed status

== Hardware Specs ==
* Basics:
** Electric door strike (12V, 250 mA), will be wired fail secure, i.e. applying electric current to the strike will cause it to unlock
** RFID/NFC card reader ([http://www.ebay.com/itm/PN532-NFC-RFID-Controller-Reader-Writer-Kit-For-Arduino-UNO-Mega-2560-R3-A124-/271186702139?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f23fcaf3b MiFare cards])
** Card reader can communicate via I2C/Uart/SPI
** Two status LED's
** Interposing circuit for door strike/RPI
* Outdoor enclosure to hold card reader:
** ([[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] fill in here)
** Will hold card reader
** Power LED - red LED that will be on continuously if there is power
** Status LED - green LED that will blink one sequence with succesful card read and a different sequence if failed
* RaspberryPi:
** GPIO list:
*** Status LED's
*** Door latch interposing circuit
*** Door latch buzzer (let the user know the solenoid has been energized)
*** Door reed switch (door status)

== Software Specs ==
* Operating System: Raspbian
* Frontend: Apache/PHP (HTML/CSS/JS)
* Backend: MySQL/PHP
* Latch API: Python
* Version control: [https://bitbucket.org/dcanare/makeictelectronicdoor/ GIT/Bitbucket]

== Software Roadmap ==
* Version 0.5 - ETA 2014-02-20
** <strike>Software controlled door latch</strike>
** <strike>Account Database</strike>
** <strike>Logging</strike>
* Version 1.0 - ETA 2014-02-25
** Command line management interface
*** <strike>ID Enrollment</strike>
*** <strike>ID Withdraw</strike>
*** Log viewer
* Version 2.0 - ETA TBD
** Web Interface
*** <strike>ID Enrollment</strike>
*** <strike>ID Withdraw</strike>
*** Access log viewer
* Version 2.5 - ETA TBD
** <strike>WildApricot Integration</strike>
*** <strike>Automated re-activation</strike>
*** <strike>Automated withdraw</strike>

Electronic Door Entry

2015-07-22T15:22:51Z

Tom McGuire: /* To Do list from July 16 2014 meeting */

== Project Team ==
* [[User:Rye Kennedy|Rye Kennedy]]
* [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]]
* [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
* [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
* [[User:John Harrison|John Harrison]]
* [[User:Ty Nighswonger|Ty Nighswonger]]

== Testing/Demo Video ==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPUxK-oVyMc

== To Do list for Kenton Hansen's Labor Party Door ==
*What Kenton wants..
**RFID unlock
**Hold RFID key to unlock
**Hold unlock if RDID key used during scheduled time/day
**I'd like to get access to the web repo ASAP, so I can make it mobile friendly
*
*Order some silicone potting compound to seal the card reader.
== To Do list from July 16 2014 meeting ==
*Order some silicone potting compound to seal the card reader.
*Order some more cards and tags
*Order another card reader in case this one gets smashed.
*Mount the card reader outside.
*Assemble and mount the controller inside.
*Wire the controller to the reader.
*Wire the power and Ethernet to the controller.
*Do some software magic stuff
**also add read door open/closed status

== Hardware Specs ==
* Basics:
** Electric door strike (12V, 250 mA), will be wired fail secure, i.e. applying electric current to the strike will cause it to unlock
** RFID/NFC card reader ([http://www.ebay.com/itm/PN532-NFC-RFID-Controller-Reader-Writer-Kit-For-Arduino-UNO-Mega-2560-R3-A124-/271186702139?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f23fcaf3b MiFare cards])
** Card reader can communicate via I2C/Uart/SPI
** Two status LED's
** Interposing circuit for door strike/RPI
* Outdoor enclosure to hold card reader:
** ([[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] fill in here)
** Will hold card reader
** Power LED - red LED that will be on continuously if there is power
** Status LED - green LED that will blink one sequence with succesful card read and a different sequence if failed
* RaspberryPi:
** GPIO list:
*** Status LED's
*** Door latch interposing circuit
*** Door latch buzzer (let the user know the solenoid has been energized)
*** Door reed switch (door status)

== Software Specs ==
* Operating System: Raspbian
* Frontend: Apache/PHP (HTML/CSS/JS)
* Backend: MySQL/PHP
* Latch API: Python
* Version control: [https://bitbucket.org/dcanare/makeictelectronicdoor/ GIT/Bitbucket]

== Software Roadmap ==
* Version 0.5 - ETA 2014-02-20
** <strike>Software controlled door latch</strike>
** <strike>Account Database</strike>
** <strike>Logging</strike>
* Version 1.0 - ETA 2014-02-25
** Command line management interface
*** <strike>ID Enrollment</strike>
*** <strike>ID Withdraw</strike>
*** Log viewer
* Version 2.0 - ETA TBD
** Web Interface
*** <strike>ID Enrollment</strike>
*** <strike>ID Withdraw</strike>
*** Access log viewer
* Version 2.5 - ETA TBD
** <strike>WildApricot Integration</strike>
*** <strike>Automated re-activation</strike>
*** <strike>Automated withdraw</strike>

June 15 2015

2015-06-15T02:24:44Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Communications Hive (John) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1290
| +38
|-
| Twitter
| 832
| +17
|-
| Meetup
| 210
| +14
|-
|}
* New website will be up by July 15
* TBD
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
| +
|}
* TBD
{{clear}}

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* TBD
* [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* [[Volunteering]] page tasks

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* Wichita Mini Maker Faire

== Special Projects Brigade (Mike) ==
* Electric bus status

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* Floor plan is coming along. More areas are being resolved (thanks everyone)
** Studios are coming along
** Metal shop, space is defined
** Ceramics room, space is defined (Bathroom in the works)
** Print making, in flux but close to being defined
** Bike shop, in flux
** Exposure room, in flux
** Kitchen, in flux
** Laundry, in flux
* Could use more tables for workshops (1 or 2)
* Create signage for locking the garage door (Shut the door and push pins on both sides).
* Improve signage for setting the alarm before leaving (Push button for one second BEFORE opening door).

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* 20 June - Screenprinting workshop (added by Jens)
* 20 June - [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* 25 June - devICT Talk (Spot open!)
* 27-28 June - KC Maker Faire
* 13 July - 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb, and Mike (move to July/August?)
* 18 July - Wichita Mini Maker Faire
* 31 July - 2 August - ICT Game Jam
* 8 August - 2nd Saturday - ?

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}

June 15 2015

2015-06-15T01:52:21Z

Tom McGuire: /* Makerspace (Tom) */

== Communications Hive (John) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Social media stats
|-
!
! Count
! Change
|-
| Facebook
| 1290
| +38
|-
| Twitter
| 832
| +17
|-
| Meetup
| 210
| +14
|-
|}
* New website will be up by July 15
* TBD
{{clear}}

== Finances and Fundraising Task Force (Jens) ==
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; border: 1px"
|+Members
|-
!
! Balance
! Change
|-
| Member count
|
| +
|}
* TBD
{{clear}}

== Governance Committee (Dom) ==
* TBD
* [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* [[Volunteering]] page tasks

== Remote Events and Outreach Gaggle (Barb) ==
* Wichita Mini Maker Faire

== Special Projects Brigade (Mike) ==
* Electric bus status

== Programs ==
=== Makerspace (Tom) ===
* Could use more tables for workshops (1 or 2)
* Create signage for locking the garage door (Shut the door and push pins on both sides).
* Improve signage for setting the alarm before leaving (Push button for one second BEFORE opening door).

=== devICT (Seth) ===
* TBD

== Community Updates ==
* TBD

== Calendar ==
* 20 June - Screenprinting workshop (added by Jens)
* 20 June - [[2015 Annual Meeting]]
* 25 June - devICT Talk (Spot open!)
* 27-28 June - KC Maker Faire
* 13 July - 2nd Saturday - Wearables w/ Tom, Barb, and Mike (move to July/August?)
* 18 July - Wichita Mini Maker Faire
* 31 July - 2 August - ICT Game Jam
* 8 August - 2nd Saturday - ?

== End ==

=== Decision Summary ===
{{decision-summary}}

=== Task Summary ===
{{todo-summary}}