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User:Turquoise Thomas

2016-06-28T06:53:00Z

Turquoise Thomas:

'''
== About: =='''

Turquoise is the resident giggler of the makerspace.
Turquoise is an artist and maker who found MakeICT through [[user: John Harrison || John Harrison]] and his Filimin project. As a non-profit employee who directly assists in the maintenance of John's partnership with the Wichita Women's Initiative, she stumbled into MakeICT with John one Maker Monday and simply never left...

Since then she's involved herself in every dedicated space possible, learning under [[user: James Lancaster || James Lancaster]] and [[user: Christian Kindel || Christian Kindle]] in the FabLab, [[user: Susan Dewitt || Susan Dewitt]] in the Ceramics Studio and with the spiritual and emotional guidance of [[user: John C || John C]]. She is a self taught Seriagrapher (Silkscreen Printer) and former Graphic Designer, and always willing to learn/pick up new hobbies.
When she's not hogging the 3D printer or breaking it, she can be found in the Ceramics Studio, in the garage area spraypainting acrylic art or leading study groups with other WSU students in the makerspace's lounge.

While not particularly versed in engineering or mechanics, Turquoise is an excellent source to those seeking to build a toolbox equipped with more cultural or social-emotional tools.....and "artsy" things.

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== '''
Contact Info:''' ==

tathomas2[at]wichita[dot]edu

User:Turquoise Thomas

2016-06-28T06:51:44Z

Turquoise Thomas:

Turquoise is the resident giggler of the makerspace.
Turquoise is an artist and maker who found MakeICT through [[user: John Harrison || John Harrison]] and his Filimin project. As a non-profit employee who directly assists in the maintenance of John's partnership with the Wichita Women's Initiative, she stumbled into MakeICT with John one Maker Monday and simply never left...

Since then she's involved herself in every dedicated space possible, learning under [[user: James Lancaster || James Lancaster]] and [[user: Christian Kindel || Christian Kindle]] in the FabLab, [[user: Susan Dewitt || Susan Dewitt]] in the Ceramics Studio and with the spiritual and emotional guidance of [[user: John C || John C]]. She is a self taught Seriagrapher (Silkscreen Printer) and former Graphic Designer, and always willing to learn/pick up new hobbies.
When she's not hogging the 3D printer or breaking it, she can be found in the Ceramics Studio, in the garage area spraypainting acrylic art or leading study groups with other WSU students in the makerspace's lounge.

While not particularly versed in engineering or mechanics, Turquoise is an excellent source to those seeking to build a toolbox equipped with more cultural or social-emotional tools.....and "artsy" things.

Contact Info:
tathomas2@wichita.edu

User:Turquoise Thomas

2016-06-28T06:50:58Z

Turquoise Thomas:

User:Turquoise Thomas

2016-06-28T06:50:08Z

Turquoise Thomas:

Turquoise is the resident giggler of the makerspace.
Turquoise is an artist and maker who found MakeICT through [[user:John Harrison || John Harrison]] and his Filimin project. As a non-profit employee who directly assists in the maintenance of John's partnership with the Wichita Women's Initiative, she stumbled into MakeICT with John one Maker Monday and simply never left...

Since then she's involved herself in every dedicated space possible, learning under [[user:James Lancaster || James Lancaster]] and [[user: Christian Kindel || Christian Kindle]] in the FabLab, [[user:Susan Dewitt || Susan Dewitt]] in the Ceramics Studio and with the spiritual and emotional guidance of [[user: John C || John C]]. She is a self taught Seriagrapher (Silkscreen Printer) and former Graphic Designer, and always willing to learn/pick up new hobbies.
When she's not hogging the 3D printer or breaking it, she can be found in the Ceramics Studio, in the garage area spraypainting acrylic art or leading study groups with other WSU students in the makerspace's lounge.

While not particularly versed in engineering or mechanics, Turquoise is an excellent source to those seeking to build a toolbox equipped with more cultural or social-emotional tools.....and "artsy" things.

User:Turquoise Thomas

2016-06-28T06:49:13Z

Turquoise Thomas: Created page with "Turquoise is the resident giggler of the makerspace. Turquoise is an artist and maker who found MakeICT through user:John Harrison and his Filimin project. As a non-profit..."

Turquoise is the resident giggler of the makerspace.
Turquoise is an artist and maker who found MakeICT through [[user:John Harrison]] and his Filimin project. As a non-profit employee who directly assists in the maintenance of John's partnership with the Wichita Women's Initiative, she stumbled into MakeICT with John one Maker Monday and simply never left...

Since then she's involved herself in every dedicated space possible, learning under [[user:James Lancaster || James Lancaster]] and [[user: Christian Kindel]] in the FabLab, [[user:Susan Dewitt || Susan Dewitt]] in the Ceramics Studio and with the spiritual and emotional guidance of [[user: John C || John C]]. She is a self taught Seriagrapher (Silkscreen Printer) and former Graphic Designer, and always willing to learn/pick up new hobbies.
When she's not hogging the 3D printer or breaking it, she can be found in the Ceramics Studio, in the garage area spraypainting acrylic art or leading study groups with other WSU students in the makerspace's lounge.

While not particularly versed in engineering or mechanics, Turquoise is an excellent source to those seeking to build a toolbox equipped with more cultural or social-emotional tools.....and "artsy" things.

3D Printing

2016-06-28T06:37:21Z

Turquoise Thomas: /* 3D Printer Authorized Users */

[[Category:FabLab Equipment]]
== About ==
3D printing is an additive manufacturing process that allows for the creation of real-world, tangible objects from 3D virtual models. MakeICT maintains three separate 3D printers, a [[RepRap Prusa Mendel]]: an [[Ultimaker 2]], and a [[Rostock Max V2]]. Full details and specifications can be found on the individual equipment pages.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! !! [[RepRap Prusa Mendel]] !! [[Ultimaker 2]] !! [[Rostock Max v2]]
|-
| Build volume || 180 x 180 x 100ish mm || 223 x 223 x 205 mm || 260 (circle) x 375 mm
|-
| Max Nozzle Temperature || 250 C || 250 C || 295 C
|-
| Filament types || PLA || PLA, ABS, CPE || PLA, ABS
|-
| Filament diameter || 1.75 mm || 2.85 mm || 1.75 mm
|-
| X/Y resolution || 0.125 mm || 0.125 mm || 0.1 mm
|-
| Z resolution || .0039 mm || 0.02 mm || 0.0125 mm
|-
| Nozzle diameter || 0.35 mm || 0.4 mm || 0.5 mm
|-
| Heated bed || No || Yes || Yes (it's slow!)
|}

== Machine Access Policy ==
Use of the 3D printers requires attendance in a 3D printer 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

== Filament Fund ==
Printing with filament provided by MakeICT costs $0.04 per gram. After printing, please weigh your print using the provided scale and put the appropriate amount of money in the filament fund jar. If you have any requests for new colors/types of filaments, you can write them on the same jar.

== Workflow ==
'''Note: This process is under development and may change. Check back here for updates if something changes.
'''
=== Slicing ===
Slicing is the process of converting an STL file to the G-Code required to run the printer.

Any slicer with an appropriately configured profile can be used to generate G-Code to run the machines. We have setup Slic3r with profiles for each machine on the design computer in the Fab Lab, and are working to configure the same for Cura. These profiles will be uploaded to the Wiki.

Slic3r has native support for uploading to Octoprint, just hit the 'Upload to printer' button in the 'Plater' tab. In Cura just export the G-Code file and upload it using the file browser in Octoprint.

When slicing, be sure to use the correct profile for the machine you intend to print on. G-Code generated for one machine '''WILL NOT''' work properly on the others.

=== Printing ===
Each printer can be run using Octoprint. Thorough instructions on this interface can be found on the [[Octoprint]] page.
The Ultimaker also has a built-in interface for printing from an SD card. Instructions for that interface can be found on the [[Ultimaker 2]] Wiki page.

The printers can be reached at the following addresses while connected to the network at MakeICT:

*[http://192.168.9.111 Rostock] 192.168.9.111
*[http://192.168.9.112 Ultimaker] 192.168.9.112
*[http://192.168.9.119 RepRap] 192.168.9.119

The username and password are 'maker'. To run a print upload your G-Code file using the file browser on the bottom left of the page, then click the print button when the file is done uploading.

== General Use Tips ==
*When changing from a filament that prints hotter to one that prints cooler (e.g. ABS to PLA) you should do a [http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/10-the cold pull] to remove the old plastic that is lining the melt chamber. Otherwise there will likely be problems with underextrusion due to the unmelted plastic.

*When your print is finished, do not immediately turn off the power; wait until the nozzle has cooled. The Ultimaker and Rostock have actively cooled heatsinks on their hotends, and if power is cut before the nozzle is cool the filament can melt higher up than intended and cause a jam.

== 3D Printer Authorized Users ==
To see authorized users expand this section --->
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="">
{|class="sortable wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Authorization Date !! Authorized By
|-
| [[User:Abishek Gomes|Abishek Gomes]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Adam Wiley|Adam Wiley]] || 2016-03-30 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Alec Wilford|Alec Wilford]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Anna Lenhart Murray|Anna Lenhart Murray]] || 2016-06-01 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Audrey Barba|Audrey Barba]] || 2016-06-15 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Barry Wright|Barry Wright]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Brian Bush|Brian Bush]] || 2016-06-09 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Blake Baysinger|Blake Baysinger]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Bob Kralicek|Bob Kralicek]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Brock Milford|Brock Milford]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Bryan Barr|Bryan Barr]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Cat Barba-Abay|Cat Barba-Abay]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Chris Batcheller|Chris Batcheller]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Chris DeVries|Chris DeVries]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Daniel Towle|Daniel Towle]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Derek Alexander|Derek Alexander]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]] || || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Dustin Richey|Dustin Richey]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Elaine Hanna|Elaine Hanna]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Julie Chen|Julie Chen]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] || ||
|-
| [[User:James Seymour|James Seymour]] || 2016-06-01 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:John Alexander|John Alexander]] || 2016-3-21 || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[User:Jeff Eck|Jeff Eck]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Jim Hammer|Jim Hammer]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Kip Landwehr|Kip Landwehr]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Marcia Stevens|Marcia Stevens]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Marcus Mosley|Marcus Mosley]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Mark Esau|Mark Esau]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Matthew Warren|Matthew Warren]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Mason Baysinger|Mason Baysinger]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]] || 2015-11-21 ||
|-
| [[User:Mike Doolittle|Mike Doolittle]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Penny Kralicek|Penny Kralicek]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Bob Jackson|Bob Jackson]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Reed Schimmel|Reed Schimmel]] || 2016-3-21 || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[User:Smcconnell|Sam McConnell]] || 2015-11-24 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Sam Schurter|Sam Schurter]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Steffin Gomes|Steffin Gomes]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Steve Querbach|Steve Querbach]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]] || 2016-5-31 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Westin Vice|Westin Vice]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Wilburt Guymon|Wilburt Guymon]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:William Davisson|William Davisson]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Zach Puls|Zach Puls]] || 2015-11-24 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Eric Sommer|Eric Sommer]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Logan Pajunen|Logan Pajunen]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Smcconnell|Sam McConnell]]
|}
</div>

3D Printing

2016-06-28T06:34:22Z

Turquoise Thomas: /* 3D Printer Authorized Users */

[[Category:FabLab Equipment]]
== About ==
3D printing is an additive manufacturing process that allows for the creation of real-world, tangible objects from 3D virtual models. MakeICT maintains three separate 3D printers, a [[RepRap Prusa Mendel]]: an [[Ultimaker 2]], and a [[Rostock Max V2]]. Full details and specifications can be found on the individual equipment pages.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! !! [[RepRap Prusa Mendel]] !! [[Ultimaker 2]] !! [[Rostock Max v2]]
|-
| Build volume || 180 x 180 x 100ish mm || 223 x 223 x 205 mm || 260 (circle) x 375 mm
|-
| Max Nozzle Temperature || 250 C || 250 C || 295 C
|-
| Filament types || PLA || PLA, ABS, CPE || PLA, ABS
|-
| Filament diameter || 1.75 mm || 2.85 mm || 1.75 mm
|-
| X/Y resolution || 0.125 mm || 0.125 mm || 0.1 mm
|-
| Z resolution || .0039 mm || 0.02 mm || 0.0125 mm
|-
| Nozzle diameter || 0.35 mm || 0.4 mm || 0.5 mm
|-
| Heated bed || No || Yes || Yes (it's slow!)
|}

== Machine Access Policy ==
Use of the 3D printers requires attendance in a 3D printer 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

== Filament Fund ==
Printing with filament provided by MakeICT costs $0.04 per gram. After printing, please weigh your print using the provided scale and put the appropriate amount of money in the filament fund jar. If you have any requests for new colors/types of filaments, you can write them on the same jar.

== Workflow ==
'''Note: This process is under development and may change. Check back here for updates if something changes.
'''
=== Slicing ===
Slicing is the process of converting an STL file to the G-Code required to run the printer.

Any slicer with an appropriately configured profile can be used to generate G-Code to run the machines. We have setup Slic3r with profiles for each machine on the design computer in the Fab Lab, and are working to configure the same for Cura. These profiles will be uploaded to the Wiki.

Slic3r has native support for uploading to Octoprint, just hit the 'Upload to printer' button in the 'Plater' tab. In Cura just export the G-Code file and upload it using the file browser in Octoprint.

When slicing, be sure to use the correct profile for the machine you intend to print on. G-Code generated for one machine '''WILL NOT''' work properly on the others.

=== Printing ===
Each printer can be run using Octoprint. Thorough instructions on this interface can be found on the [[Octoprint]] page.
The Ultimaker also has a built-in interface for printing from an SD card. Instructions for that interface can be found on the [[Ultimaker 2]] Wiki page.

The printers can be reached at the following addresses while connected to the network at MakeICT:

*[http://192.168.9.111 Rostock] 192.168.9.111
*[http://192.168.9.112 Ultimaker] 192.168.9.112
*[http://192.168.9.119 RepRap] 192.168.9.119

The username and password are 'maker'. To run a print upload your G-Code file using the file browser on the bottom left of the page, then click the print button when the file is done uploading.

== General Use Tips ==
*When changing from a filament that prints hotter to one that prints cooler (e.g. ABS to PLA) you should do a [http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/10-the cold pull] to remove the old plastic that is lining the melt chamber. Otherwise there will likely be problems with underextrusion due to the unmelted plastic.

*When your print is finished, do not immediately turn off the power; wait until the nozzle has cooled. The Ultimaker and Rostock have actively cooled heatsinks on their hotends, and if power is cut before the nozzle is cool the filament can melt higher up than intended and cause a jam.

== 3D Printer Authorized Users ==
To see authorized users expand this section --->
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="">
{|class="sortable wikitable"
|-
! Name !! Authorization Date !! Authorized By
|-
| [[User:Abishek Gomes|Abishek Gomes]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Adam Wiley|Adam Wiley]] || 2016-03-30 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Alec Wilford|Alec Wilford]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Anna Lenhart Murray|Anna Lenhart Murray]] || 2016-06-01 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Audrey Barba|Audrey Barba]] || 2016-06-15 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Barry Wright|Barry Wright]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Brian Bush|Brian Bush]] || 2016-06-09 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Blake Baysinger|Blake Baysinger]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Bob Kralicek|Bob Kralicek] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Brock Milford|Brock Milford]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Bryan Barr|Bryan Barr]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Cat Barba-Abay|Cat Barba-Abay]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Chris Batcheller|Chris Batcheller]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Chris DeVries|Chris DeVries]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Daniel Towle|Daniel Towle]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Derek Alexander|Derek Alexander]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]] || || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Dustin Richey|Dustin Richey]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Elaine Hanna|Elaine Hanna]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Julie Chen|Julie Chen]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]] || ||
|-
| [[User:James Seymour|James Seymour]] || 2016-06-01 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:John Alexander|John Alexander]] || 2016-3-21 || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[User:Jeff Eck|Jeff Eck]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Jim Hammer|Jim Hammer]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Kip Landwehr|Kip Landwehr]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Marcia Stevens|Marcia Stevens]] || 2015-12-17 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Marcus Mosley|Marcus Mosley]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Mark Esau|Mark Esau]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Matthew Warren|Matthew Warren]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Mason Baysinger|Mason Baysinger]] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]] || 2015-11-21 ||
|-
| [[User:Mike Doolittle|Mike Doolittle]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Penny Kralicek|Penny Kralicek] || 2016-06-27 || [[User: Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]]
|-
| [[User:Bob Jackson|Bob Jackson]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Reed Schimmel|Reed Schimmel]] || 2016-3-21 || [[User:Mike Barushok|Mike Barushok]]
|-
| [[User:Smcconnell|Sam McConnell]] || 2015-11-24 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Sam Schurter|Sam Schurter]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Steffin Gomes|Steffin Gomes]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Steve Querbach|Steve Querbach]] || 2015-12-19 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Tom McGuire|Tom McGuire]] || ||
|-
| [[User:Turquoise Thomas|Turquoise Thomas-Morales]] || 2016-5-31 || [[User:James Lancaster|James Lancaster]]
|-
| [[User:Westin Vice|Westin Vice]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Wilburt Guymon|Wilburt Guymon]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:William Davisson|William Davisson]] || 2015-12-15 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Zach Puls|Zach Puls]] || 2015-11-24 || [[User:Dominic Canare|Dominic Canare]]
|-
| [[User:Eric Sommer|Eric Sommer]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Rustin Atkeisson|Rustin Atkeisson]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Christian Kindel|Christian Kindel]]
|-
| [[User:Logan Pajunen|Logan Pajunen]] || 2016-05-01 || [[User:Smcconnell|Sam McConnell]]
|}
</div>