Revision as of 20:39, 27 April 2018

things i want to do around ps1

projects

large-scale things that involve protracted work, coordination with other people, the establishment of policies, &c

objects i want to make for the shop

7/16" square drive handle for clausing saddle lock
- get an appropriate socket, make a handle, and attach the two
- saddle lock square bolt head fits a 7/16" open wrench, but not the closed end, or a 7/16" 'universal' socket
- a 1/2" 'universal' socket (or closed-end wrench) fits fine, if a little loosely
magnetic whiteboard 'last organized' charts
- can be affixed to cabinets / tool carts / shelves to show little charts of when they were last thoroughly organized
- idea is to provide a decentralized, low-overhead means of coordinating contents organization / cleanup
modular table covers for the bridgeport
- modules
  - idea is to have them be in sections of 4-10" so they can accommodate the vice moving, &c
    - make multiple sizes, so they can be rearranged?
  - will need at least two special ones to fit snugly against vice sides, which aren't square
  - should have magnets in, so they stick to the table
  - blocks that fit (loosely?) into the t-slots, so they register easily
- manufacture
  - will have to laser-cut, to get the contours for the vice-hugging sections right
  - engrave holes for magnets & mark out t-slot block positions
  - screw / glue / staple t-slot blocks down?
    - top surface should be flat, so would need to countersink screws carefully
- material
  - maso or mdf would be easiest
  - plastic (hdpe?) for wear / oil resistence?

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 ** can be affixed to cabinets / tool carts / shelves to show little charts of when they were last thoroughly organized
 ** idea is to provide a decentralized, low-overhead means of coordinating contents organization / cleanup
+* modular table covers for the bridgeport
+** modules
+*** idea is to have them be in sections of 4-10" so they can accommodate the vice moving, &c
+**** make multiple sizes, so they can be rearranged?
+*** will need at least two special ones to fit snugly against vice sides, which aren't square
+*** should have magnets in, so they stick to the table
+*** blocks that fit (loosely?) into the t-slots, so they register easily
+** manufacture
+*** will have to laser-cut, to get the contours for the vice-hugging sections right
+*** engrave holes for magnets & mark out t-slot block positions
+*** screw / glue / staple t-slot blocks down?
+**** top surface should be flat, so would need to countersink screws carefully
+** material
+*** maso or mdf would be easiest
+*** plastic (hdpe?) for wear / oil resistence?