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--- metal_shop [2025/10/20 08:17] – [Metrology] chris_santacroce
+++ metal_shop [2026/05/10 20:57] (current) – hristo_asenov
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 ====== Metal Shop ======
-The Metal Shop is captained by Chris Santacroce
+The Metal Shop is captained by Chris Santacroce and Max Bareiss
 ====== Equipment ======
 ====Machine Tools====
   * [[bridgeport_series_1|Milling Machine: Bridgeport Series 1 (round ram, M-head)]]
-    * Manual {{ : shops:metal_shop:bridgeport_manual_round_ram_.pdf}}
+    * [[mill_tooling|Mill Tooling]]
   * [[horizontal_bandsaw|4x6 Horizontal Bandsaw]]
-  * [[mini_lathe|Mini Lathe (7x16)]]
+  * [[mini_lathe|Clausing 5910 12x24 Lathe]]
+    * [[lathe_tooling|Lathe Tooling]]
+    * [[lathe_dro|Digital Read Out (Touch DRO)]]
   * [[pantograph_engraver|Pantograph Engraver]]
-    * Coming soon
+  * Coming soon
-      * Delta Rockwell 20" Drill press
+    * Delta Rockwell 20" Drill press
-      * Delta Vertical Bandsaw
+    * Delta Vertical Bandsaw
-      * Boyar-Schultz 612 Surface Grinder
+    * Boyar-Schultz 612 Surface Grinder
 ====Metrology====
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 ====Welding====
-  *
+  * [[Welder|Welder]]
 ====Other Tools====
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   * [[drill_bit_sharpener|Drill Bit Sharpener]]
+======Learning Resources======
+====Lathe====
+  * [[https://youtu.be/H6Dnmd3lDzA?si=hvjLhSma-vkMskto|Blondihacks Lathe Skills]]
+  * [[https://youtu.be/FyuG-B95PQs?si=fjOBBWY1RkM9FNsh|Blondihacks Mill Skills]]
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 ====General Safety====
   - Members must have completed MAKE Roanoke’s new member orientation before using the Metal Shop.
-  - Digital calipers, scales, files, and other simple hand tools are considered Green tools. Use of these tools requires completion of general space, and shop-specific orientations.
+  - Digital calipers, scales, files, and other simple hand tools are considered Green tools. Use of these tools requires completion of general space orientation.
   - Micrometers, indicators, and other precision metrology equipment are considered Yellow tools, due to the delicate nature of said equipment, and knowledge requirements for use.
   - All machines in the Metal Shop are considered Red tools. Tool-specific competency & safety training must be completed prior to use.