kmmatwork / fornebumakerspace

Web page for the Fornebu Makerspace

fornebumakerspace.github.io

Web page for the Fornebu Makerspace

Fornebu Makerspace Rules

General Rules

• Ask someone for help if you don’t know how to use the equipment. Or request/join a course.
• Be careful with the equipment.
• If you break something because you didn’t read the manual - you repair/replace it
• Clean up when you leave
  • Throw garbage - electrical disposal by the elevators
  • Put equipment back to its place
  • Don’t leave your stuff in the makerspace. We have some small boxes to leave in the room. If you aren’t in the room, or stuff isn’t in the box, it can be thrown out.
• Don’t touch others stuff
• Use available safety equipment
• Ask an organizer before borrowing equipment from the makerspace (slack/e-mail). Deliver it back as soon as you don’t use it - at least before you leave work that day. Also write what you’ve borrowed, your name and phone number on the whiteboard, so others know where it is.
• Use of makerspace is for Telenor or personal use
  • Telenor IoT partners/customers may borrow the makerspace
  • Not for other business projects
  • If there’s conflict/high demand for equipment, a booking system will be established. Generally, work projects have priority during work hours.

Equipment rules

• Turn off the equipment when you’re done
  • Really important for soldering station, rework station and other equipment that can start a fire if left on!
• 3D printers
  • Never turn off the printer when it’s heated up. Always push the reset button if you need to abort or heat it down. Otherwise plastic around the hotend will melt.
  • Stay in the lab for at least the first layer when starting a 3d print. Stop by often to check that the print hasn’t failed.
  • Don’t leave the print bed full of glue mess - clean it
  • Clean up extra pieces of plastic around the printer
• Logic analyzer
  • Digital input max -25.00V/+25.00V
  • Analog input max -10V/+10V
• Oscilloscope
  • Maximum input voltage of the analog channel CAT I 300 Vrms, CAT II 100 Vrms, transient overvoltage 1000 Vpk
• SDR:
  • ALWAYS connect an antenna before powering the SDR
• The fume extractor is for fumes only (not a vacuum cleaner)