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*For the latest announcements, please subscribe to the email list here: https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/sewing/<br />
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= Overview =<br />
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We have four mostly functional sewing machines:<br />
*Straight Stitch Drop Feed (Juki DDL 5550-6)<br />
*Straight Stitch Walking Foot (Juki LU-563)<br />
*Five-thread Overlock Serger (Juki MO-2416)<br />
*130-Stitch Computerized Sewing and Quilting (Brother XR1355)<br />
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= Tips =<br />
* Please DO NOT unthread the sewing machines unless you must. (e.g. to remove a spool of thread, simply cut it close to the spool so that the next person can simply tie a knot with the next thread and pull it all the way through to the needle)<br />
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* Needles, bobbins, and other parts are located in labeled drawers underneath the pegboard (PLEASE KEEP IT ORGANIZED). Also check the drawers attached to each sewing machine table.<br />
** The closest place to get parts is at Apparel City, on Howard between 11th & 12th. <br />
** Needles may differ between machines and come in sizes (10, 12, 14, 16, etc.). The higher numbers are heavier gauge needles suitable for thicker fabrics. Leather needles have a tiny blade at the tip. Don't use a leather needle for other fabrics, though, it will cut the threads rather than squeezing between them, leaving holes that may start rips.<br />
**Needles for the straight stitch machines must be inserted with the scarf facing right. Please check the respective manuals.<br />
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* If you've never operated a sewing machine before, ask some people at Noisebridge (Kyle or Ely). Sewing machines are not self-explanatory and this page does assume a certain amount of prior general knowledge.<br />
**Read the manual and do some research online. <br />
**Printed manuals for the two Juki Machines and the Thompson are located in a grey binder on the bookshelf<br />
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*Use scraps for testing to determine thread tension and sewing speed.<br />
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*Recommended reading:<br />
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[http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/3751/machine-needle-know-how About sewing machine needles]<br />
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[http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/6847/perfect-machine-tension-every-time Understanding thread tension]<br />
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[http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=25126&st=0 Sew heavy material]<br />
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[http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?WO=2002000984&IA=US2001041173&DISPLAY=STATUS What is a thread wiper?]<br />
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[http://www.citysewing.com/diference-between-clutch-motor-servo-motor/ Difference between clutch and servo motors]<br />
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==Winding a Bobbin==<br />
*Juki DDL-5550-6 & Juki LU-563<br />
**To wind a bobbin, place the empty bobbin on the horizontal spindle to the right of the machine body (near the hand wheel). Run a second thread through the upper holder, down to the tensioner at the back of the right side of the machine, in line with the spindle. Thread the end through one of the holes in the bobbin side, from the inside to the outside. Press the lever to push the spindle down in contact with the sewing machine belt. While holding the thread end so it doesn't just whip out of the bobbin, press the pedal to run a couple of inches (if there were fabric in the machine). Soon enough you can let go of the thread end as it will have been caught by windings on top of it. If you are doing a lot of sewing, you can start a new bobbin before the current one is empty, and let it wind up as you sew. When the bobbin is full, the lever will automatically snap out away from the belt and stop winding thread.<br />
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== Repairing a Sewing Machine ==<br />
* If a sewing machine is actually broken and non functional, as opposed to just you can't figure out how to make it work, please call Billy from Apparel City at 415-816-8645 (mobile) and schedule an appointment for him to come fix it. <br />
** He usually charges around $80 per hour, plus parts. <br />
** Email the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/sewing/|sewing list] and people will chip in to cover this. If you can't manage this process, email the sewing list and find someone else who can. Also, please put a note on the machine so people know what is going on with it.<br />
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= Sewing Machines = <br />
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== Straight Stitch Drop Feed (Juki DDL 5550-6) ==<br />
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*[[Juki Maintenance Notes]] - Replacing the counter knife, needle bar, thread guides, etc.<br />
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=== Overview ===<br />
* General fabrics, light-weight materials and medium weight materials. <br />
** '''Not for leather or book binding.''' Please use the right tool for the job.<br />
* Electronic Motor<br />
** The top speed of the machine can be adjusted using one of the knobs on a box under the table, next to the motor. It is the second knob down. Right is faster, left is slower.<br />
*Recommended thread size of Tex-40 in the DDL<br />
This machine is run with a servo motor. Not a clutch motor. Therefore, the speed is easily regulated by increasing and decreasing the speed.<br />
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=== Manual for Juki DDL-5550 ===<br />
PDF - https://noisebridge.net/wiki/File:Juki-ddl-5550-6.pdf<br />
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== Straight Stitch Walking Foot (Juki LU-563) ==<br />
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*This is a high tension machine. You must press the knee lifter to pull thread through. This will release the tension.<br />
**Conversely, DO NOT run into the knee lifter at all while sewing. This will release the tension and your stitches will be too loose.<br />
*Pressing back or letting go of the pedal will engage the brake. Slightly depress the pedal to release the brake. You must do this to use the hand wheel<br />
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=== Overview ===<br />
* Medium weight and heavy weight materials, leather and vinyl <br />
** Not for light-weight materials!<br />
* Clutch Motor<br />
** This machine is VERY fast<br />
*Horizontal Bobbin<br />
*Recommended thread size Tex-70 in the walking foot<br />
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=== Manual for Juki LU-563 ===<br />
PDF - http://keysew.com/Webpages/DemoImages/Juki_LU-563_Instruction_Keyfooter.pdf<br />
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== Five-thread Overlock Serger (Juki MO-2416) ==<br />
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*Pulling fabric out of the machine may cause thread breaks. It is best to feed thread with the pedal when removing your workpiece.<br />
*DO NOT UNTHREAD THE SERGER. It takes about 30 minutes and a lot of patience to thread this machine. However, if you are an experience user of industrial sergers you will be able to thread this machine quickly. Using tweezers helps. Also, using the correct thread for the correct machine is essential. Good Luck and happy sewing.<br />
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=== Overview ===<br />
This machine is not made for knits. It is made for wovens. It is a five spool. It has a clutch motor and this is the reason that it goes so very rapidly. The overlock sews to prevent fray. However, the machine make a chain stitch at the same time. For example, if you were to look inside of your jeans, you can observe these methods. A chain stitch and overlock. This type of machines is used for medium weight fabric.<br />
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*This machine has a knife placed to cut the fabric as you sew, and it *is possible* to cut your finger badly on this knife if you are not careful. BE CAREFUL. This machine also can go extremely, sometimes startlingly, fast.<br />
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=== Manual for Juki MO-2416 ===<br />
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* PDF - [[Media:JukiMO240424142416.pdf]]<br />
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== Brother SE400 Embroidery Machine ==<br />
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[[Embroidery Machine]]<br />
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== 130-Stitch Computerized Sewing and Quilting (Brother XR1355) ==<br />
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*This machine is stored away in one of the sewing area cubbies.<br />
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=== Overview ===<br />
*This machine does 130 different stitches including lots of cool decorative flowers and patterns. It is also the only machine that can do a zig-zag stitch.<br />
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=== Manual for Brother XR1355 ===<br />
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* PDF - http://download.brother.com/welcome/doch001142/xr1355ug02en.pdf<br />
*Spanish copy located on bookshelf in grey binder.<br />
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Official, Semi-Official, one-off and other events at the Noisebridge space.<br />
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=Event Calendar=<br />
Not all events make it onto this calendar. Many events only make it to the Discussion or Announcements [[Mailinglist | mailing lists]], [[IRC]] or in person at [[Category:Meeting_Notes | Tuesday meetings]]. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff... like in person. Some events just happen. Pay attention!<br />
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Event posters are encouraged to crosspost to the Google Calendar. View the [http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=vo3i3c0qtjnkjr2ojasd0ftt8s%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles Google Calendar], view the [http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/vo3i3c0qtjnkjr2ojasd0ftt8s%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic Google Calendar in XML], or the [http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/vo3i3c0qtjnkjr2ojasd0ftt8s%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics Google Calendar in ical] format.<br />
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To post Google Calendar entries for your event, contact a Noisebridge member for access.<br />
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(Wouldn't it be great if there were a gCal mediawiki plugin so crossposting wasn't needed? Do you know of a good one? Help us!) <- working on this, need to upgrade Mediawiki in order to use some plugins.<br />
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=== Upcoming Events <small>[https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=2 edit]</small> ===<br />
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* '''Monday, August 16, 20:00 [[Final_cut_pro | Final Cut Pro]] ''' A jam session for final cut pro learning, projects, etc.<br />
* '''Thursday, August 19, 20:00 [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame | Five Minutes of Fame]]''' An evening of five minute talks.<br />
* '''Thursday, August 19, 18:30 [[Arduino! | Arduino!]]''' Introduction to Electronics, Programming, and Arduino; Installation and Examples; plus Advanced Topic Taster: Counters and Timers<br />
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=== Recurring Events <small>[https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=3 edit]</small> ===<br />
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* '''Monday'''<br />
** Anytime [[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling| Trash Night]] - Dont forget to take out the trash for Tuesday morning!<br />
** '''18:00 [[iPhone OS developer weekly meetup]]''' - NOTE: July 5th meeting cancelled. We make teh applukashuns, joyn us 2 make dem 2! http://meetup.com/iphonedevsf<br />
** 18:30 [[PyClass]] - Learn how to program using the Python programming language.<br />
** '''19:00 [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]]''' - Learn to solder! Mitch will bring kits to make cool, hackable things that you can bring home after you make them. Bring your own projects to hack!<br />
** 19:00 1st and 3rd Mondays the BACE Timebank group meets to help organize community mutual aid by trading in equal time credits, wherever there is space. For more info. mira (at) sfbace.org or to join go to timebank.sfbace.org<br />
* '''Tuesday'''<br />
** 15:00 [[Linux System Administration Study Group]] - Study Linux admining in the Turing classroom.<br />
** 18:30 Bay Area Community Exchange Project Roundtable Meeting (third Tues. of every month)-discussion of alternative currencies in the back classroom.<br />
** 19:00 [[Origami|Learn You A Origami!]] - Learn how make folded-paper models. Beginners welcome!<br />
** '''20:00 [[#Meetings|Noisebridge Weekly Meeting]]''' - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision making.<br />
** 20:30 [[Spacebridge]] - Noisebridge's space program (project update meeting) <br />
* '''Wednesday'''<br />
** 18:00 [[LinuxDiscussion|Linux Discussion]] - Play with Linux in the Turing classroom.<br />
** '''19:00 [[SCoW]]''' - Sewing, Crafting, Or Whatever! Come make cool stuff with geeks.<br />
** '''18:00 [[Gamebridge|Gamebridge Unityversity]]''' - Collab and learn to make video games with geeks, if it's your first night you will actually get to make a game!<br />
** 21:00 [[Machine Learning]] - Teach computers to learn stuff using artificial intelligence and other techniques. (Formerly Wednesdays (also currently))<br />
* '''Thursday'''<br />
** Anytime [[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling| Trash Night]] - Dont forget to take out the trash for Friday morning!<br />
** 19:30 [[Games]] - Play games with geeks.<br />
** 20:00 [http://baha.bitrot.info/ Bay Area Hacker's Association - security meeting] (2nd Thursdays)<br />
** '''20:00 [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame | Five Minutes of Fame]]''' (3rd Thursdays)<br />
* '''Friday''' <br />
** 15:00 [[Linux System Administration Study Group]] - Study Linux admining in the Turing classroom. <br />
** 19:00 [[Science, Engineering & Design Huddle]] - Weekly group to discuss design approach, share techniques, and solve any problem you may be having with your project(s).<br />
** 20:00 [[Moving/2169 Mission/Buildout|2169 Buildout planning]] - Discussion & execution of how to renovate our new space.<br />
** 18:00 [[RantMeet]] (1st Fridays) [http://www.rantmedia.ca Rant Media] is a global hacker/survival/indy media phyle that meets up around the world.<br />
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* '''Saturday'''<br />
** 17:00 [[Zergbridge]] Come fend off zombies, aliens, pyros and scientific experiments gone mad at our weekly LAN party.<br />
** 20:00 [[NSFW]] - Now Showing From the Web, last Saturday of the month. Share interesting videos you've found on the web for the past month or bring content you made.<br />
* '''Sunday'''<br />
** '''15:00 [[Go]]''' - Playing of the Go boardgame. On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park and play there.<br />
** 15:00 [[Locks!]] - Lock sport, sundays when there is demand. ( See [[locks!]] for more information. )<br />
** 17:00 [[Rsync Users Group]] - A twelve step program for those who have poor *nix habits.<br />
** 18:00 [[Spacebridge]] - Noisebridge's space program<br />
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=== Proposed Future Events and Classes ===<br />
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:'''(TBD)''': [[German]] - Learn German, all levels. 7pm beginners, 8pm advanced. RSVP 24 hours in advance for the benefit of the instructor. Events ran May-November 2009 on Mondays. Currently on hiatus. Get on the mailing list.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Movie Night!]] - [[User:ThOMG|Thom]] wants to build community through nerdy sci-fi! (+Bill+Ted+Excellence++)<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller]] - [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] are planning an introductory class for people wanting to make cool projects with AVRs.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Basic Chemistry Lab Techniques]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cuddle Puddle for the Economy]] - Stress-hacking with informal massage exchange.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Milk and Cookies]] - Come read your favorite selections out loud. With Milk and Cookies (and yeah, probably beer too).<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Processing Workshop 2]] - [[User:Scmurray|Scott]] is interested in teaching this, and is busy thinking about what, where, when, why, and how.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Hack your Hardware]] -- We call BS on "no user-serviceable parts inside"<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Homebrew Instruction Class]] - The Wort (pt 1/3)<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Trip to Shooting Range]] - Field trip to a shooting range, to shoot guns. Express interest at [[Trip to Shooting Range]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Surface Mount Soldering Workshop]] - Learn how to solder cicuits with small surface mount parts. [[User:maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Martin Bogomolni and others will show their tricks. [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] will bring hackable kits that uses surface mounts for you to solder.<br />
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Version control tutorial]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Foreign language learning for rocket scientists]] - I'm near-native (fool people when I try) in (French and) Japanese, and a pro trans/terpreter and will share my shortcuts (skill-order, vocab, speed/articulation, translation≅grammar). No expertise on tonal languages yet... so if you know how to remember tones or how tone-sandhi interacts with speed and/or how nuances of speaker attitude are expressed in them (what we do with rythm/inflection/sentence-intonation and stress in Eng., and with particles and ??? in e.g. Cantonese) please chime in or call me (415-608-0564) so I can convey your wisdom. [also looking for a from-scratch Arabic partner]<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Getting started with Arduino]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Distributed Databases]]<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Scrum Club]] - I though I'd test the waters and see if anyone was interested in a noisebridge scrum club details are here http://scrumclub.org/scrum-clubs/ if inturested hit me up twitter: @theabcasian, facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theabcasian<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[CNC Mill Workshop]] - Who wants to make stuff on the [[MaxNCMill]]?<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Math & Science Help]] - If you would like some math, science or engineering help, I'm down to lend a hand.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cyborg Group|Cyborg Group / Sensebridge]] - Work on projects like artificial senses. Someone needs to lead this!<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[OpenEEG]] - Brain tech. Has historically met on Sundays, at the behest of interested parties.<br />
:'''(TBD)''': [[Programming_for_Poets | Programming for Poets]] - Gentle intro to programming using Processing<br />
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= Past Events =<br />
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* '''June 5th, 12:00-19:00 - [[NoiseBridgeRehab]]''' - Help make the space more usable and accessible! Noisebridge needs your help!<br />
* '''June 5th, 16:00-20:00 - [[Science For Juggalos]]''' - Science Fair in front of the Warfield Theater teaching magnetism to Juggalos<br />
* '''June 6th, 15:00 - [[AVC Meetup]]''' - Entrepreneurial bonding & matchmaking<br />
* '''June 9th, 21:00 - Your liver supports Noisebridge''' - Come to Elixir @ 16th & Guerrero anytime after 21:00 and drink, drink, drink! 50% of tips go to Noisebridge<br />
* '''February 27th, 20:00 - [[Hacker EPROM]]''' - Noisebridge's first prom! Nice tie and a (robot) date required. We will have a DJ and punch.<br />
* '''February 24th, 19:00, Wednesday - Joris Peels, of [http://www.shapeways.com Shapeways]''', and expert on 3D printing, will give a [[ShaperwaysPresentation | talk and demonstration]] at Noisebridge!.<br />
* '''February 23rd, 18:00 - Cleaning day''' - Come and help clean Noisebridge, because everyone loves a clean hack space.<br />
* '''February 12th, 21:00 - visit from Steve Jackson'''. Game designer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_%28US_game_designer%29 Steve Jackson], founder of Steve Jackson Games, will visit Noisebridge.<br />
* '''January 27th, 18:00-20:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Workshop]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] (contact [[User:Gpvillamil|Gian Pablo]] for more info)<br />
* '''January 27th, 20:00-22:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Performance]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] - "Celebrate a night of new sound that will change your idea of music forever!"<br />
* '''January 25th, 19:30 - [[Bag Porn]]''' - What's in your bag?<br />
* '''January 20th, 19:00-21:00 - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat/about Bay Categories & Types]''' - Categories, monoids, monads, functors and more! Held in the Alonzo Church classroom.<br />
* '''January 20th, 19:00 - [[User Experience Book Club SF]]''' - Our book this month is "A Theory of Fun for Game Design" by Raph Koster - http://is.gd/6sEqw (meets in Turing)<br />
* '''January 21st, 20:00 - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' - Monthly set of lightning talks on diverse topics<br />
* '''January 22nd, 17:00 - [[CleaningParty| Cleaning Party]]''' - Come help clean up Noisebridge! Awsum fun!<br />
* ...January 14th,16th, and 17th 1:00- ??? Build Out day for kitchen/bathroom/laundry bring yourself and a good attitude, learn a few things as well<br />
* '''January 15th, 18:00 - [[CNC_Mill_Workshop]]''' - Learn to use the CNC mill for 2D engraving and circuit board routing<br />
* Thursdays 17:00 [[ASL Group|American Sign Language]] - Learn how to talk without using your voice (or just come chat in ASL). <small>[http://whenisgood.net/noisebridge/asl/generic click to reschedule]</small><br />
* '''November 18th, 19:30''' - [[Dorkbot_2009_11_18|Dorkbot]]<br />
* '''November 19th, 18:00''' - [[Mesh meetup]]<br />
* '''November 19th, 20:00''' - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]<br />
* '''November 20th, 18:00''' - Loud Objects [http://www.flickr.com/photos/createdigitalmedia/3428249036/ Noise Toy workshop].<br />
* '''November 20th, 20:00''' - Performance by [http://www.loudobjects.com/ Loud Objects], (featuring Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan) and [http://www.myspace.com/jibkidder Jib Kidder].<br />
:'''2009-11-05''' - [http://www.server-sky.com/ Server Sky presentation: Internet and Computation in Orbit] by Keith Lofstrom<br />
:'''2009-11-05''' - [[Mesh meetup]]<br />
:'''2009-11-02''' - [[French]] book club meeting to discuss [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2842612892/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Une Si Longue Lettre]<br />
: ''' October 1st, 18:00''' - [[Wireless_Mesh_Network_Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]<br />
: ''' October 1st, 19:00''' - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat Bay Area Categories and Types]<br />
: '''2009-10-03''' [[Year 1 Open Hacker House]]<br />
:'''Friday''': [[CrazyCryptoNight]] - Discussion of cryptography for beginners through experts. 6-???<br />
:'''Sunday''' : [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] Sundays, at 3-5pm.<br />
:'''Tuesday''': [[Haskell/Haschool]] - Learn Haskell with Jason Dusek. 6PM - 7:30PM, from May until we're all experts.<br />
:'''Wednesday''': [[Adobe_Lightroom|Adobe Lightroom]] - Become a more organized photographer. Weekly class (mostly held off site).<br />
:'''Thursday''': [[Professional VFX Compositing With Adobe After Effects]] - Taught by [[User:SFSlim|Aaron Muszalski]]. 7:30PM - 10PM, most Thursdays in May & June & ? (click through dammit)<br />
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] 3D Edition<br />
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Wireless Mesh Network Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]<br />
:'''2009-08-20''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] One Dee Edition<br />
:'''2009-07-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] Zero Dee<br />
:'''2009-07-02 - 2009-07-05''': [http://toorcamp.org Toorcamp]<br />
:'''2009-07-01''': Noisedroid meeting to discuss location logging on Android platform (and other stuff too, I'm sure)<br />
:'''2009-06-30''': [[Powerbocking Class|Powerbocking class]]<br />
:'''2009-06-30''': "Suing Telemarketers for Fun and Profit" (Toorcamp talk preview)<br />
:'''2009-06-28''': "Meditation for Hackers" (Toorcamp workshop preview)<br />
:'''2009-06-18''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]<br />
:'''2009-06-15''': [[Eagle Workshop]] Session two of the Eagle CAD workshop.<br />
:'''2009-06-13''': [[RoboGames 2009]] Noisebridge had a booth staffed by vounteers, great fun!<br />
:'''2009-05-21''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]<br />
:'''2009-04-27''': [[EagleCAD workshop]] -- learn to use this CAD tool for printed circuit board design<br />
:'''2009-04-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] April showers & flowers edition<br />
:'''2009-04-11''': [[RFID Hacking]] weekend workshop (this event moved from the original March date)<br />
:'''2009-04-05''': [[First aid and CPR class]] Learning how to not only not die, but also reduce scarring!<br />
:'''2009-04-03''': [[Sudo pop]] 2PM and on. Making the first batch of a Noisebridge label yerba mate-niated rootbrew, gratis and DIY<br />
:'''2009-03-26''': [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] first meet up for this new group: 8 pm<br />
:'''2009-03-19''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]<br />
:'''2009-03-12''': [[OpenBTS and GSM]] talk by David Burgess<br />
:'''2009-02-14''': [[Open Heart Workshop]] Valentine's Day blinkyheart soldering party! <br />
:'''2009-02-13''': [[Time-t_Party|<tt>time_t</tt> Party]] to celebrate 1,234,567,890 since the Unix epoch.<br />
:'''2009-02-09''': [[Spanish learning at 8:30]]<br />
:'''2009-02-05''': [[PGP Key Workshop]]<br />
:'''2009-01-31''': [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]<br />
:'''2008-12-27''': [[25C3]] Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin<br />
:'''2008-12-20 & 21''': [[Creme Brulee]] Workshop on creating a french dessert, with bonus propane torch.<br />
:'''2008-12-17 20:00''': [[Machine Learning]] Birds-of-a-feather<br />
:'''2008-11-24''': [[Circuit Hacking Monday]] circuit design workshop<br />
:'''2008-11-21, 7pm''':[[Milk and Cookies]] -- [[User:Dmolnar|David Molnar]] hosts Milk and Cookies at 83C. Bring a short 5-7minute thing to read to others. Bring a potluck cookie/snack/drink if you like. David will bring milk and cookies.<br />
:'''2008-11-17, 7:30pm''': [[Basic Bicycle Maintain]] - [[User:rubin110|Rubin]] and [[User:rigel|rigel]] hate it when we see a bike that isn't maintained. Screechy chains and clacking derailleur can go to hell. Basic bike tune up, sharing the smarts on simple things you can do at home to make your ride suck a whole lot less.<br />
:'''2008-11-16, 5:00pm''': [[RepRap Soldering Party]] - help assemble RepRap! RSVPs required on wiki! [[User:Adi|adi]]<br />
:'''2008-11-16, 3:00pm''': [[Oscilloscopes]] - Learn how to use this versatile tool to test electronic circuits. Maximum 6 slots, please sign up ahead of time! [[User:dstaff|dstaff]]<br />
:'''2008-10-31''': [[Halloween Open House]] - NoiseBridge's own [[PPPC]] threw an awesome open house/halloween gala. Post pictures if you got 'em!<br />
:'''2008-10-25''': [[Soldering Workshop]] and Pumpkin Hackin' - Learn to solder for total newbies (or learn to solder better!), including surface mount. Additionally, carve your halloween pumpkins and enjoy some experimental pumpkin pie and/or soup.<br />
:'''2008-10-07''': (tuesday before meeting) - Etch a circuit board. I'll be trying a photo resist etching and a basic printed mask etching. This is step 1/3 for a project called "annoying USB thingie" which will execute pre-defined keystrokes by sneaking a tiny USB dongle onto a victim^h^h^h^h^h buddy's computer.<br />
:'''2008-09-13''': [[Processing Workshop]] — Learn this very easy-to-use programming language! - [[Processing Workshop Report]]<br />
:'''2008-02-16''': [[Brain Machine Workshop|Brain Machine Making Workshop]]: Our first hardware sprint!</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=7131Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-09-08T21:41:39Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Focal Points of Prep Work */</p>
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<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor.<br />
* Budget: '''rough''' estimate of $1800-2200<br />
** Paint estimate for only the current exterior walls (not the columns or baseboarding) is roughly 25 - 30 gallons. $20-45/gallon suggests a paint budget of 600-1400 dollars, not including all prep materials.<br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
<br />
<br />
= General Guidelines =<br />
* We want a pragmatic and quickly-feasible approach taken to painting<br />
* Our goal is to make the space usable, not finish every little nook and cranny with perfect coverage<br />
<br />
= Prep Work =<br />
[http://www.easy2diy.com/cm/easy/diy_ht_3d_index.asp?page_id=35766619]<br />
<br />
==Rules of thumb:==<br />
* '''Clean the surface''' to be painted sufficiently well enough for their to be good adhesion of a new surface covering layer. This goes for loose dirt or excessive grease (the rear windowsills for example), but generally we do not need to wash the walls.<br />
* '''Remove obstructions''', or at least minimize their intrusion<br />
** nails power-hammer driven into cement can't be yanked... but can be snipped off or ground nearly flush with the wall. Of course if they're really high... we probably don't care<br />
* '''Mask what we are not painting'''<br />
** Mask to the first seam of whatever we cannot fully envelope with plastic and tape, such as electrical outlets<br />
* '''Scrape''' excess paint and debris from the walls<br />
* '''Sand''' the surface until there are smooth edges to any scraped bits.<br />
** Focus on adhesion for determining when to stop. The wall facing the stairs and sliding glass door fire escape is a great example of great adhesion that has been painted over multiple times.<br />
* '''Prime''' surfaces that will not receive self-priming paint well.<br />
** Galvanized metals and anything going onto a gloss-finished area are prime (pun intended) examples of what needs to be primed.<br />
<br />
== Focused Areas ==<br />
1. '''check with electrical team''' on some of the rusty square conduit and outlets; should they come off or not?<br />
<br />
* front wall attached to the janky breaker box<br />
* south wall front<br />
* south wall rear<br />
* hole in north wall with closed box over it<br />
<br />
<br />
2. these are the prep needs (pix coming in a bit), so ppl can just go do a small amount of work when they have a chance. Please note that cleanup is part of any task - this is meaningful for scraping loose paint.<br />
<br />
===Re-Iteration of General guidelines===<br />
* Of particular importance are the rat-sized holes (there were 3 IIRC).<br />
* pull nails/screws/staples<br />
* scrape peeling paint (and clean up)<br />
* remove conduit as OK'd by electrical team<br />
* sand down rust on conduit that will remain<br />
<br />
===Focal Points of Prep Work===<br />
<insert map here with locations of prep work needing particular focus highlighted><br />
<br />
Walking from the Stairwell Entrance to the right, which would be counter-clockwise along the perimeter of the space:<br />
* Mask Alarm / Intercom[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857305579/]<br />
* <strike>Pull Nails on wall[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857305815/]</strike><br />
* Scrape peeling paint and clean up the debris from the skylight /ceiling/corner between the doors[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858096350/]<br />
* Mask electrical breakers and anything large and valuable on that corner[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857306453/]<br />
* Dry Wall patch by the wood elevator door[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857306639/]<br />
* <strike>Dry Wall patch in the bike cove space[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857306853][http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858097310/]</strike><br />
* <strike>Pull staples from the wall in bike cove[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857307267/]</strike><br />
* <strike>Remove curtain rod and closet rod in the hangout nook, near the fire escape[http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858097816]</strike><br />
* <strike>Remove the 2x4 screwed to the wall in the hangout cove [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857307833]</strike><br />
* Mask stairs by sliding glass door<br />
* conduit under the Mission-side windows:''' evaluate with electrical team what is staying'''<br />
* Deal with plate covers for the ~6 ancient single outlet plugs in the space [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857308125/]<br />
* Remove conduit laid over windows [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857308345/]<br />
* Pull / Cut phone wire under Mission-side windows [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857308829/]<br />
* Mask Huge pipes in the corner of the space near the windows [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857309043/]<br />
** Easier to keep them unfinished than to try and paint all of them...<br />
* Patch the drywall in the far corner near the huge pipes [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858099444/]<br />
** again focus on pragmatism. This isn't about making it beautiful, but functional.<br />
* Minimize work in the electrical storage closet.<br />
** Enough nice stuff is there that we can hand-roll that room at a point in the future with less hassle than prepping it for spraying now.<br />
* Patch the hole @ knee height near the ADA bathroom [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857309713/]<br />
* Patch the hole near the ground, too [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858100072/]<br />
* Pull / Cut the phone wire by the double doors that extends freely suspended towards the Mission street side of the space<br />
* '''check with electrical ''' Pull plastic conduit for wall, near the ADA bathroom again [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857310137/]<br />
* Patch the small holes in the wall near chest height around the ADA bathroom [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857310369/]<br />
** Bondo works great on these types of holes. It is basically fiberglass suspended in epoxy making it great for spanning smaller segments.<br />
* Remove the random 2x4 near the ADA bathroom [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858100670/]<br />
* Mask Sink [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857310817/]<br />
* '''Check with electrical''' about what is happening with the conduit / future buildout of electrical in the kitchen. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858101090/]<br />
* Scrub and prime the windowsills<br />
* Trash the godawful venetian blinds we have in the kitchen<br />
** They are hideous and will only block early morning light... when no decent hacker is there anyway.<br />
*** And anyone who '''is''' there at that time probably wants the light to be let in anyway.<br />
* Ignore the elevated office with nice crap in it.<br />
** Ignore meaning mask off the window and doorway, cause we aren't painting it for now, see reasons in electrical storage closet above.<br />
* Rip out the minidesk near the shrine and beneath the window of the elevated office [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857311305/]<br />
* Remove shelf with shrine on it<br />
* Dispose of shrine (craigslist freestuff / freecycle?)<br />
* Patch conduit hole<br />
** [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3857311495]??? is this the right photo?<br />
* Pull baseboarding off the wall that was serving as a bulliten board space. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrcamuti/3858101992/]<br />
** remove molding with employee info, near front door<br />
<br />
* pull off phone cords and jacks (but not alarm cords)<br />
* patch holes w/Bondo (big holes) or spackle (small holes). may need a bit of sheetrock patch for VERY big holes<br />
* remove shelf with shrine, or not...<br />
* windowsills: scrape as needed vaccuum, scrub with brush, and wipe<br />
<br />
<br />
3. mask floors, windows, etc<br />
<br />
* see notes that are physically located on the rear nasty stairwell<br />
* mask to first joint on electrical items<br />
<br />
=Painting=<br />
1. prime, using sprayer in most areas but rollers in some:<br />
<br />
* dj booth (to not crap on camera laptop)<br />
* small office (not painting the inside, don't spray over the top)<br />
* we don't care about the ladder to the roof<br />
* we don't care about the black pipes by the ceiling (the vertical parts we can mask or not, whatever)<br />
<br />
<br />
2. next day, paint, using sprayer similar to how primer was done<br />
<br />
==Materials & equipment==<br />
* vaccuum<br />
* rags (need)<br />
* dish scrubbers (for rust)<br />
* scrapers<br />
* broom & dustpan<br />
* masking tape (need)<br />
* dropcloths (need)<br />
* brushes?<br />
* rollers (need; Rachel has several)<br />
* roller pans (need; Rachel has several)<br />
* spackle (need)<br />
* bondo (need)<br />
* primer for walls (use what was recommended by Gina's friend?)<br />
* primer for windows (use what was recommended by Gina's friend?)<br />
* paint (eggshell or semigloss, white)<br />
* ladder(s)<br />
* Bill Pollock can get contractor prices at Kelly-Moore<br />
<br />
<br />
===Additional Thoughts===<br />
People have fantastic ideas about murals, special paints (blackboard paint, magnetic paint), other decorations, etc. I think we should get the base paint done before deciding about final treatments, as those can be done in entirely separate processes and there will be a fair amount of time before the space is full of Crap again anyway. Let's get the base job done and then deal with these one by one as time & energy permit.<br />
<br />
== Team Members ==<br />
<br />
* [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]]<br />
* [[User:rachel|Rachel]]<br />
* Anyone else willing to add themselves.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6987Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:32:12Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
= General Guidelines =<br />
* We want a pragmatic and quickly-feasible approach taken to painting<br />
* Our goal is to make the space usable, not finish every little nook and cranny with perfect coverage<br />
<br />
= '''Prep Work''' =<br />
<br />
==All preparation work should follow these general guidelines:==<br />
* '''Clean the surface''' to be painted sufficiently well enough for their to be good adhesion of a new surface covering layer.<br />
* '''Remove obstructions''', or at least minimize their intrusion<br />
**nails power-hammer driven into cement can't be yanked... but can be snipped off or ground nearly flush with the wall. <br />
* '''Mask what we are not painting'''<br />
** Mask to the first seam of whatever we cannot fully envelope with plastic and tape<br />
* '''Scrape''' excess paint and debris from the walls<br />
* '''Sand''' the surface until there are smooth edges to any scraped bits.<br />
** Focus on adhesion for determining when to stop. The wall facing the stairs and sliding glass door fire escape is a great example of great adhesion that has been painted over multiple times.<br />
* '''Prime''' surfaces that will not receive self-priming paint well.<br />
** Galvanized metals and anything going onto a gloss-finished area are prime (pun intended) examples of what needs to be primed.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Focused Areas =<br />
1. check with electrical team on some of the rusty square conduit and<br />
outlets; should they come off or not?<br />
<br />
* front wall attached to the janky breaker box<br />
* south wall front<br />
* south wall rear<br />
* hole in north wall with closed box over it<br />
<br />
<br />
2. document the prep needs, with yr pix, so ppl can just go do a small<br />
amount of work when they have a chance. This should include scraping,<br />
as long as we note that cleanup is part of that task. Of particular<br />
importance are the rat-sized holes (there were 3 IIRC).<br />
<br />
* pull nails/screws/staples<br />
* scrape peeling paint (and clean up)<br />
* remove conduit as OK'd by electrical team<br />
* sand down rust on conduit that will remain<br />
* remove molding with employee info, near front door<br />
* remove curtain rod and conduit used as clothing rack<br />
* pull off phone cords and jacks (but not alarm cords)<br />
* patch holes w/Bondo (big holes) or spackle (small holes). may need a<br />
bit of sheetrock patch for VERY big holes<br />
* remove mini desk<br />
* remove shelf with shrine, or not<br />
* vaccuum & wipe windowsills, scrape as needed<br />
<br />
<br />
3. once walls are up, go around and verify that all prep is complete<br />
<br />
<br />
4. mask floors, windows, etc<br />
<br />
* see notes on rear nasty stairwell<br />
* mask to first joint on electrical items<br />
<br />
<br />
5. prime, using sprayer in most areas but rollers in some:<br />
<br />
* dj booth (to not crap on camera laptop)<br />
* small office (not painting the inside, don't spray over the top)<br />
* we don't care about the ladder to the roof<br />
* we don't care about the black pipes by the ceiling (the vertical parts<br />
we can mask or not, whatever)<br />
<br />
<br />
6. next day, paint, using sprayer similar to how primer was done<br />
<br />
<br />
Materials & equipment<br />
* vaccuum<br />
* rags (need)<br />
* dish scrubbers (for rust)<br />
* scrapers<br />
* broom & dustpan<br />
* masking tape (need)<br />
* dropcloths (need)<br />
* brushes?<br />
* rollers (need; I have several)<br />
* roller pans (need; I have several)<br />
* spackle (need)<br />
* bondo (need)<br />
* primer for walls (use what was recommended by Whosis?)<br />
* primer for windows (use what was recommended by Whosis?)<br />
* paint (eggshell or semigloss, white)<br />
* ladder(s)<br />
<br />
<br />
I think we should get the base paint done before deciding about<br />
blackboard paint or magnetic paint, as those can be done in entirely<br />
separate processes and there will be a fair amount of time before the<br />
space is full of Crap again anyway. I don't think either of those needs<br />
to be done before the main paint job.<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6986Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:29:08Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Prep Work */</p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
= General Guidelines =<br />
* We want a pragmatic and quickly-feasible approach taken to painting<br />
* Our goal is to make the space usable, not finish every little nook and cranny with perfect coverage<br />
<br />
= '''Prep Work''' =<br />
<br />
==All preparation work should follow these general guidelines:==<br />
* '''Clean the surface''' to be painted sufficiently well enough for their to be good adhesion of a new surface covering layer.<br />
* '''Remove obstructions''', or at least minimize their intrusion<br />
**nails power-hammer driven into cement can't be yanked... but can be snipped off or ground nearly flush with the wall. <br />
* '''Mask what we are not painting'''<br />
** Mask to the first seam of whatever we cannot fully envelope with plastic and tape<br />
* '''Scrape''' excess paint and debris from the walls<br />
* '''Sand''' the surface until there are smooth edges to any scraped bits.<br />
** Focus on adhesion for determining when to stop. The wall facing the stairs and sliding glass door fire escape is a great example of great adhesion that has been painted over multiple times.<br />
* '''Prime''' surfaces that will not receive self-priming paint well.<br />
** Galvanized metals and anything going onto a gloss-finished area are prime (pun intended) examples of what needs to be primed.<br />
<br />
= Build Meeting 2009-08-14 =<br />
<br />
Lights - Shannon<br />
* Bringing lights in rear up to level of lights in front, or somewhat higher to put in walls<br />
* Could possible raise them higher, working with Neil Sunday<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Sub-Spaces =<br />
== Spaces at 83c ==<br />
83c has subspaces consisting of:<br />
<br />
* The Main / Meeting Room<br />
<br />
== Spaces Planned for the Sweatshop ==<br />
<br />
=== Concept: Usage Zones ===<br />
<br />
==== Academic / Classroom ====<br />
consisting of conference / classrooms, areas suitable for learning, planning, and colaboration. Room ideas are:<br />
* Dungeons and Dragons room: a rectangular room with a board-room style table in it, walls covered in bookshelves and whiteboards.<br />
* Math Room: Krutcher suggests that rather than a "conference room" style classroom, maybe we want a "math room" -- essentially a room with a couple of small tables, some chairs or couches, lots of pacing space, and a bunch of whiteboards; the idea is to facilitate active, creative discussion.<br />
* Study Rooms: Small rooms just big enough for four people to crowd into or one person to spread out in.<br />
* The chill space / lounge conceptually could belong to this Zone.<br />
* Library -- bookshelves, chairs/cushions/lighting for individual reading, some tables for quiet study<br />
* Possible to have a graphics/drafting area? Light table and drafting tables w/maylines, ETC.<br />
<br />
==== Make / Build==== <br />
Consisting of shop and lab space. Ideas include: <br />
* Dirty Shop -- the machine room / fab space for actually sawing, hammering, lathing and milling.<br />
* Clean Shop -- electronics lab filled with benches for soldering &c.<br />
* Craft Space -- suitable for textile work &c<br />
* Darkroom -- For developing pictures; double doors to allow entry when dark; red lighting<br />
* Chem lab -- space suitable for chemistry / bio work<br />
* A/V studio -- soundproof room.<br />
** big enough for a small band and mics<br />
** greenscreen & camera recording<br />
** Ham shack -- Amaetur radio operating room. Needs good way to get feed lines to the roof.<br />
<br />
Common needs:<br />
* positive airflow ventilation to outside<br />
* pressurized hoses to operate tools, blow / suck debris<br />
* possible water & drainage hookup<br />
* strong power lines<br />
* security / fencing-off for party times<br />
* sound barrier to other zones<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6985Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:20:57Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Pre Move Stuff from 2009-08-07 */</p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
= General Guidelines =<br />
* We want a pragmatic and quickly-feasible approach taken to painting<br />
* Our goal is to make the space usable, not finish every little nook and cranny with perfect coverage<br />
<br />
= Prep Work =<br />
<br />
All preparation work should follow these general guidelines:<br />
* clean the surface to be painted sufficiently well enough for their to be good adhesion of a new surface covering layer.<br />
* Remove obstructions, or at least minimize their intrusion<br />
**nails power-hammer driven into cement can't be yanked... but can be snipped off or ground nearly flush with the wall. <br />
<br />
<br />
*Top<br />
**remove drying racks or junk?<br />
**industrial sewing machines<br />
***$200 a piece to us<br />
**landlord dealing w/ sliding doors to fire escape<br />
***no idea what this is but it kept getting mentioned<br />
<br />
*moving day - reuben<br />
<br />
*walls - shannon<br />
**wall plan<br />
***recycle as much material as possible for bath/walls/etc<br />
***new floor plan<br />
**area of rescue assitance<br />
***in shop?<br />
***near side exit ok?<br />
**lighting<br />
***rear area should be raised at leats 2'<br />
***projectionable spaces<br />
<br />
*interwebs - matt petersen<br />
*kitchen/bath - miloh/christie<br />
**kitchen<br />
***standalone counter/sink<br />
***electric stove (no gas hookup)<br />
***test existing fridge?<br />
***placement?<br />
****rearward but along which axis?<br />
***drain stub work contemporary w/ bathroom work<br />
***dishwasher? disposal?<br />
***kitchen wants/needs - stove + 2 circuits<br />
**bathrooms<br />
***scott - 510-904-7448<br />
***expand front into ada<br />
****bigger (5' turning radius minimum)<br />
****rotate existing toilet<br />
****wall mount sink (maybe not longer one)<br />
****walls to ceiling<br />
****door placement?<br />
***tie into existing drain venting<br />
**existing hot water downstairs<br />
<br />
*hvac - ben<br />
**central line? (back/front orientation)<br />
**active venting/cooling/heating?<br />
<br />
*access/interior control - dr jesus<br />
**currently, lots of keys<br />
**inner glass door<br />
***locks from inside/outside<br />
**upstairs 'entrance'<br />
***elevator/stairwell separable?<br />
***full wall?<br />
***remove current gates for now (one less key)<br />
<br />
*elec - rachel/jim<br />
**front electrical enable/joint account<br />
**one electrical panel poorly wired<br />
***eg, 50A breaker to 8 rated wires<br />
***'self' upgrade to code-ish is easy/cheap<br />
**ceiling rails<br />
***has ground lines but wired well?<br />
***boxes are 'custom' so need to be checked as well<br />
<br />
*floors - ?<br />
**rear patching<br />
**refinish<br />
<br />
*add utilities to nb titled accounts<br />
**water<br />
**sewage<br />
**garbage service<br />
**interwebs<br />
**mail box?<br />
***weirdly shared downstairs<br />
***po box?<br />
**insurance<br />
***no water damage coverage?<br />
**dumpster rental for demo?<br />
***need 'permit' or something to park out front<br />
<br />
= Build Meeting 2009-08-14 =<br />
<br />
Lights - Shannon<br />
* Bringing lights in rear up to level of lights in front, or somewhat higher to put in walls<br />
* Could possible raise them higher, working with Neil Sunday<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Sub-Spaces =<br />
== Spaces at 83c ==<br />
83c has subspaces consisting of:<br />
<br />
* The Main / Meeting Room<br />
<br />
== Spaces Planned for the Sweatshop ==<br />
<br />
=== Concept: Usage Zones ===<br />
<br />
==== Academic / Classroom ====<br />
consisting of conference / classrooms, areas suitable for learning, planning, and colaboration. Room ideas are:<br />
* Dungeons and Dragons room: a rectangular room with a board-room style table in it, walls covered in bookshelves and whiteboards.<br />
* Math Room: Krutcher suggests that rather than a "conference room" style classroom, maybe we want a "math room" -- essentially a room with a couple of small tables, some chairs or couches, lots of pacing space, and a bunch of whiteboards; the idea is to facilitate active, creative discussion.<br />
* Study Rooms: Small rooms just big enough for four people to crowd into or one person to spread out in.<br />
* The chill space / lounge conceptually could belong to this Zone.<br />
* Library -- bookshelves, chairs/cushions/lighting for individual reading, some tables for quiet study<br />
* Possible to have a graphics/drafting area? Light table and drafting tables w/maylines, ETC.<br />
<br />
==== Make / Build==== <br />
Consisting of shop and lab space. Ideas include: <br />
* Dirty Shop -- the machine room / fab space for actually sawing, hammering, lathing and milling.<br />
* Clean Shop -- electronics lab filled with benches for soldering &c.<br />
* Craft Space -- suitable for textile work &c<br />
* Darkroom -- For developing pictures; double doors to allow entry when dark; red lighting<br />
* Chem lab -- space suitable for chemistry / bio work<br />
* A/V studio -- soundproof room.<br />
** big enough for a small band and mics<br />
** greenscreen & camera recording<br />
** Ham shack -- Amaetur radio operating room. Needs good way to get feed lines to the roof.<br />
<br />
Common needs:<br />
* positive airflow ventilation to outside<br />
* pressurized hoses to operate tools, blow / suck debris<br />
* possible water & drainage hookup<br />
* strong power lines<br />
* security / fencing-off for party times<br />
* sound barrier to other zones<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6984Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:16:50Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
= General Guidelines =<br />
* We want a pragmatic and quickly-feasible approach taken to painting<br />
* Our goal is to make the space usable, not finish every little nook and cranny with perfect coverage<br />
<br />
= Pre Move Stuff from 2009-08-07 =<br />
<br />
*landlord point of contact - andy<br />
**remove drying racks or junk?<br />
**industrial sewing machines<br />
***$200 a piece to us<br />
**landlord dealing w/ sliding doors to fire escape<br />
***no idea what this is but it kept getting mentioned<br />
<br />
*moving day - reuben<br />
<br />
*walls - shannon<br />
**wall plan<br />
***recycle as much material as possible for bath/walls/etc<br />
***new floor plan<br />
**area of rescue assitance<br />
***in shop?<br />
***near side exit ok?<br />
**lighting<br />
***rear area should be raised at leats 2'<br />
***projectionable spaces<br />
<br />
*interwebs - matt petersen<br />
*kitchen/bath - miloh/christie<br />
**kitchen<br />
***standalone counter/sink<br />
***electric stove (no gas hookup)<br />
***test existing fridge?<br />
***placement?<br />
****rearward but along which axis?<br />
***drain stub work contemporary w/ bathroom work<br />
***dishwasher? disposal?<br />
***kitchen wants/needs - stove + 2 circuits<br />
**bathrooms<br />
***scott - 510-904-7448<br />
***expand front into ada<br />
****bigger (5' turning radius minimum)<br />
****rotate existing toilet<br />
****wall mount sink (maybe not longer one)<br />
****walls to ceiling<br />
****door placement?<br />
***tie into existing drain venting<br />
**existing hot water downstairs<br />
<br />
*hvac - ben<br />
**central line? (back/front orientation)<br />
**active venting/cooling/heating?<br />
<br />
*access/interior control - dr jesus<br />
**currently, lots of keys<br />
**inner glass door<br />
***locks from inside/outside<br />
**upstairs 'entrance'<br />
***elevator/stairwell separable?<br />
***full wall?<br />
***remove current gates for now (one less key)<br />
<br />
*elec - rachel/jim<br />
**front electrical enable/joint account<br />
**one electrical panel poorly wired<br />
***eg, 50A breaker to 8 rated wires<br />
***'self' upgrade to code-ish is easy/cheap<br />
**ceiling rails<br />
***has ground lines but wired well?<br />
***boxes are 'custom' so need to be checked as well<br />
<br />
*floors - ?<br />
**rear patching<br />
**refinish<br />
<br />
*add utilities to nb titled accounts<br />
**water<br />
**sewage<br />
**garbage service<br />
**interwebs<br />
**mail box?<br />
***weirdly shared downstairs<br />
***po box?<br />
**insurance<br />
***no water damage coverage?<br />
**dumpster rental for demo?<br />
***need 'permit' or something to park out front<br />
<br />
= Build Meeting 2009-08-14 =<br />
<br />
Lights - Shannon<br />
* Bringing lights in rear up to level of lights in front, or somewhat higher to put in walls<br />
* Could possible raise them higher, working with Neil Sunday<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Sub-Spaces =<br />
== Spaces at 83c ==<br />
83c has subspaces consisting of:<br />
<br />
* The Main / Meeting Room<br />
<br />
== Spaces Planned for the Sweatshop ==<br />
<br />
=== Concept: Usage Zones ===<br />
<br />
==== Academic / Classroom ====<br />
consisting of conference / classrooms, areas suitable for learning, planning, and colaboration. Room ideas are:<br />
* Dungeons and Dragons room: a rectangular room with a board-room style table in it, walls covered in bookshelves and whiteboards.<br />
* Math Room: Krutcher suggests that rather than a "conference room" style classroom, maybe we want a "math room" -- essentially a room with a couple of small tables, some chairs or couches, lots of pacing space, and a bunch of whiteboards; the idea is to facilitate active, creative discussion.<br />
* Study Rooms: Small rooms just big enough for four people to crowd into or one person to spread out in.<br />
* The chill space / lounge conceptually could belong to this Zone.<br />
* Library -- bookshelves, chairs/cushions/lighting for individual reading, some tables for quiet study<br />
* Possible to have a graphics/drafting area? Light table and drafting tables w/maylines, ETC.<br />
<br />
==== Make / Build==== <br />
Consisting of shop and lab space. Ideas include: <br />
* Dirty Shop -- the machine room / fab space for actually sawing, hammering, lathing and milling.<br />
* Clean Shop -- electronics lab filled with benches for soldering &c.<br />
* Craft Space -- suitable for textile work &c<br />
* Darkroom -- For developing pictures; double doors to allow entry when dark; red lighting<br />
* Chem lab -- space suitable for chemistry / bio work<br />
* A/V studio -- soundproof room.<br />
** big enough for a small band and mics<br />
** greenscreen & camera recording<br />
** Ham shack -- Amaetur radio operating room. Needs good way to get feed lines to the roof.<br />
<br />
Common needs:<br />
* positive airflow ventilation to outside<br />
* pressurized hoses to operate tools, blow / suck debris<br />
* possible water & drainage hookup<br />
* strong power lines<br />
* security / fencing-off for party times<br />
* sound barrier to other zones<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6983Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:15:03Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the preparation and painting of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]].<br />
= Service Requirements =<br />
* City waste dumpster and permits<br />
* Sales tax free account at local big box hardware/contractor store (yay 501(c)(3))<br />
<br />
= Pre Move Stuff from 2009-08-07 =<br />
<br />
*landlord point of contact - andy<br />
**remove drying racks or junk?<br />
**industrial sewing machines<br />
***$200 a piece to us<br />
**landlord dealing w/ sliding doors to fire escape<br />
***no idea what this is but it kept getting mentioned<br />
<br />
*moving day - reuben<br />
<br />
*walls - shannon<br />
**wall plan<br />
***recycle as much material as possible for bath/walls/etc<br />
***new floor plan<br />
**area of rescue assitance<br />
***in shop?<br />
***near side exit ok?<br />
**lighting<br />
***rear area should be raised at leats 2'<br />
***projectionable spaces<br />
<br />
*interwebs - matt petersen<br />
*kitchen/bath - miloh/christie<br />
**kitchen<br />
***standalone counter/sink<br />
***electric stove (no gas hookup)<br />
***test existing fridge?<br />
***placement?<br />
****rearward but along which axis?<br />
***drain stub work contemporary w/ bathroom work<br />
***dishwasher? disposal?<br />
***kitchen wants/needs - stove + 2 circuits<br />
**bathrooms<br />
***scott - 510-904-7448<br />
***expand front into ada<br />
****bigger (5' turning radius minimum)<br />
****rotate existing toilet<br />
****wall mount sink (maybe not longer one)<br />
****walls to ceiling<br />
****door placement?<br />
***tie into existing drain venting<br />
**existing hot water downstairs<br />
<br />
*hvac - ben<br />
**central line? (back/front orientation)<br />
**active venting/cooling/heating?<br />
<br />
*access/interior control - dr jesus<br />
**currently, lots of keys<br />
**inner glass door<br />
***locks from inside/outside<br />
**upstairs 'entrance'<br />
***elevator/stairwell separable?<br />
***full wall?<br />
***remove current gates for now (one less key)<br />
<br />
*elec - rachel/jim<br />
**front electrical enable/joint account<br />
**one electrical panel poorly wired<br />
***eg, 50A breaker to 8 rated wires<br />
***'self' upgrade to code-ish is easy/cheap<br />
**ceiling rails<br />
***has ground lines but wired well?<br />
***boxes are 'custom' so need to be checked as well<br />
<br />
*floors - ?<br />
**rear patching<br />
**refinish<br />
<br />
*add utilities to nb titled accounts<br />
**water<br />
**sewage<br />
**garbage service<br />
**interwebs<br />
**mail box?<br />
***weirdly shared downstairs<br />
***po box?<br />
**insurance<br />
***no water damage coverage?<br />
**dumpster rental for demo?<br />
***need 'permit' or something to park out front<br />
<br />
= Build Meeting 2009-08-14 =<br />
<br />
Lights - Shannon<br />
* Bringing lights in rear up to level of lights in front, or somewhat higher to put in walls<br />
* Could possible raise them higher, working with Neil Sunday<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Sub-Spaces =<br />
== Spaces at 83c ==<br />
83c has subspaces consisting of:<br />
<br />
* The Main / Meeting Room<br />
<br />
== Spaces Planned for the Sweatshop ==<br />
<br />
=== Concept: Usage Zones ===<br />
<br />
==== Academic / Classroom ====<br />
consisting of conference / classrooms, areas suitable for learning, planning, and colaboration. Room ideas are:<br />
* Dungeons and Dragons room: a rectangular room with a board-room style table in it, walls covered in bookshelves and whiteboards.<br />
* Math Room: Krutcher suggests that rather than a "conference room" style classroom, maybe we want a "math room" -- essentially a room with a couple of small tables, some chairs or couches, lots of pacing space, and a bunch of whiteboards; the idea is to facilitate active, creative discussion.<br />
* Study Rooms: Small rooms just big enough for four people to crowd into or one person to spread out in.<br />
* The chill space / lounge conceptually could belong to this Zone.<br />
* Library -- bookshelves, chairs/cushions/lighting for individual reading, some tables for quiet study<br />
* Possible to have a graphics/drafting area? Light table and drafting tables w/maylines, ETC.<br />
<br />
==== Make / Build==== <br />
Consisting of shop and lab space. Ideas include: <br />
* Dirty Shop -- the machine room / fab space for actually sawing, hammering, lathing and milling.<br />
* Clean Shop -- electronics lab filled with benches for soldering &c.<br />
* Craft Space -- suitable for textile work &c<br />
* Darkroom -- For developing pictures; double doors to allow entry when dark; red lighting<br />
* Chem lab -- space suitable for chemistry / bio work<br />
* A/V studio -- soundproof room.<br />
** big enough for a small band and mics<br />
** greenscreen & camera recording<br />
** Ham shack -- Amaetur radio operating room. Needs good way to get feed lines to the roof.<br />
<br />
Common needs:<br />
* positive airflow ventilation to outside<br />
* pressurized hoses to operate tools, blow / suck debris<br />
* possible water & drainage hookup<br />
* strong power lines<br />
* security / fencing-off for party times<br />
* sound barrier to other zones<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6982Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:13:58Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>This is a page for capturing ideas associated with the buildout of [[Moving/2169_Mission|2169 Mission #300]] (aka The Sweatshop). [http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=tzXKH4yAAd_dYWgQ3r5fgDA&inv=noisebridge-discuss@lists.noisebridge.net&t=7232956306826644388&guest Google doc budget spreadsheet here]<br />
<br />
= Service Requirements =<br />
* City waste dumpster and permits<br />
* Sales tax free account at local big box hardware/contractor store (yay 501(c)(3))<br />
<br />
= Pre Move Stuff from 2009-08-07 =<br />
<br />
*landlord point of contact - andy<br />
**remove drying racks or junk?<br />
**industrial sewing machines<br />
***$200 a piece to us<br />
**landlord dealing w/ sliding doors to fire escape<br />
***no idea what this is but it kept getting mentioned<br />
<br />
*moving day - reuben<br />
<br />
*walls - shannon<br />
**wall plan<br />
***recycle as much material as possible for bath/walls/etc<br />
***new floor plan<br />
**area of rescue assitance<br />
***in shop?<br />
***near side exit ok?<br />
**lighting<br />
***rear area should be raised at leats 2'<br />
***projectionable spaces<br />
<br />
*interwebs - matt petersen<br />
*kitchen/bath - miloh/christie<br />
**kitchen<br />
***standalone counter/sink<br />
***electric stove (no gas hookup)<br />
***test existing fridge?<br />
***placement?<br />
****rearward but along which axis?<br />
***drain stub work contemporary w/ bathroom work<br />
***dishwasher? disposal?<br />
***kitchen wants/needs - stove + 2 circuits<br />
**bathrooms<br />
***scott - 510-904-7448<br />
***expand front into ada<br />
****bigger (5' turning radius minimum)<br />
****rotate existing toilet<br />
****wall mount sink (maybe not longer one)<br />
****walls to ceiling<br />
****door placement?<br />
***tie into existing drain venting<br />
**existing hot water downstairs<br />
<br />
*hvac - ben<br />
**central line? (back/front orientation)<br />
**active venting/cooling/heating?<br />
<br />
*access/interior control - dr jesus<br />
**currently, lots of keys<br />
**inner glass door<br />
***locks from inside/outside<br />
**upstairs 'entrance'<br />
***elevator/stairwell separable?<br />
***full wall?<br />
***remove current gates for now (one less key)<br />
<br />
*elec - rachel/jim<br />
**front electrical enable/joint account<br />
**one electrical panel poorly wired<br />
***eg, 50A breaker to 8 rated wires<br />
***'self' upgrade to code-ish is easy/cheap<br />
**ceiling rails<br />
***has ground lines but wired well?<br />
***boxes are 'custom' so need to be checked as well<br />
<br />
*floors - ?<br />
**rear patching<br />
**refinish<br />
<br />
*add utilities to nb titled accounts<br />
**water<br />
**sewage<br />
**garbage service<br />
**interwebs<br />
**mail box?<br />
***weirdly shared downstairs<br />
***po box?<br />
**insurance<br />
***no water damage coverage?<br />
**dumpster rental for demo?<br />
***need 'permit' or something to park out front<br />
<br />
= Build Meeting 2009-08-14 =<br />
<br />
Lights - Shannon<br />
* Bringing lights in rear up to level of lights in front, or somewhat higher to put in walls<br />
* Could possible raise them higher, working with Neil Sunday<br />
<br />
Painting<br />
* Budget: TBD<br />
* Going to do with volunteer muralists<br />
* We will not hold off on moving <br />
* Basecoat Only, Something Close to White<br />
* Needs a person to handle paint - co-headed by Steve C and Rachel McC<br />
<br />
= Sub-Spaces =<br />
== Spaces at 83c ==<br />
83c has subspaces consisting of:<br />
<br />
* The Main / Meeting Room<br />
<br />
== Spaces Planned for the Sweatshop ==<br />
<br />
=== Concept: Usage Zones ===<br />
<br />
==== Academic / Classroom ====<br />
consisting of conference / classrooms, areas suitable for learning, planning, and colaboration. Room ideas are:<br />
* Dungeons and Dragons room: a rectangular room with a board-room style table in it, walls covered in bookshelves and whiteboards.<br />
* Math Room: Krutcher suggests that rather than a "conference room" style classroom, maybe we want a "math room" -- essentially a room with a couple of small tables, some chairs or couches, lots of pacing space, and a bunch of whiteboards; the idea is to facilitate active, creative discussion.<br />
* Study Rooms: Small rooms just big enough for four people to crowd into or one person to spread out in.<br />
* The chill space / lounge conceptually could belong to this Zone.<br />
* Library -- bookshelves, chairs/cushions/lighting for individual reading, some tables for quiet study<br />
* Possible to have a graphics/drafting area? Light table and drafting tables w/maylines, ETC.<br />
<br />
==== Make / Build==== <br />
Consisting of shop and lab space. Ideas include: <br />
* Dirty Shop -- the machine room / fab space for actually sawing, hammering, lathing and milling.<br />
* Clean Shop -- electronics lab filled with benches for soldering &c.<br />
* Craft Space -- suitable for textile work &c<br />
* Darkroom -- For developing pictures; double doors to allow entry when dark; red lighting<br />
* Chem lab -- space suitable for chemistry / bio work<br />
* A/V studio -- soundproof room.<br />
** big enough for a small band and mics<br />
** greenscreen & camera recording<br />
** Ham shack -- Amaetur radio operating room. Needs good way to get feed lines to the roof.<br />
<br />
Common needs:<br />
* positive airflow ventilation to outside<br />
* pressurized hoses to operate tools, blow / suck debris<br />
* possible water & drainage hookup<br />
* strong power lines<br />
* security / fencing-off for party times<br />
* sound barrier to other zones<br />
<br />
<br />
==== Teams ====<br />
* Painting -- Responsible for prepping and painting the vertical surfaces of the space beneath the ceiling and over the floor. Contact [[User:mrcamuti|Steve AKA Mooch]] , [[User:rachel|Rachel]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Moving/2169_Mission/Painting&diff=6981Moving/2169 Mission/Painting2009-08-27T02:10:41Z<p>Mrcamuti: New page: Painting</p>
<hr />
<div>Painting</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6457Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-23T00:07:01Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Crew */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: Mitch<br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
* [[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|Details]] of the meeting <br/><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6456Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-23T00:06:16Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
* [[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|Details]] of the meeting <br/><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6455Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-23T00:02:37Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
* [[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|Details]] of the meeting<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6454Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-23T00:01:49Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
* [[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|Details of the meeting]]<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6453Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-22T23:56:28Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
* [[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|details of the meeting]]<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6452Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-22T23:55:27Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]<br />
[[Media:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|details of the meeting]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6451Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-22T23:54:05Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]<br />
[[File:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|details of the meeting]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Meeting_Notes_2009_07_21&diff=6450Meeting Notes 2009 07 212009-07-22T23:52:37Z<p>Mrcamuti: /* Notes */</p>
<hr />
<div>= Crew =<br />
* Moderator: <br />
<br />
= Agenda Items =<br />
<br />
== Announcements ==<br />
* What Noisebridge [[Noisebridge_Vision|is about]].<br />
* Treasurer's report<br />
* Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process<br />
* space report, 420 Clementina (pic below)<br />
<br />
=== Project Updates ===<br />
* Voltron is being fixed.<br />
* VA machine acquisition postponed until next month, negotiating with UCSF for space.<br />
* Ember's [http://ember.com/products_zigbee_chips_e300series.html#block new SoC] is out, available in 4-8 weeks.<br />
* PS3 machines have cell tools installed now.<br />
* [[Makerbot]] is being assembled!<br />
<br />
=== What's Going On at Noisebridge ===<br />
''One '''short''' sentence about each of the following:''<br />
* PyClass (Monday 6:30PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Circuit_Hacking_Mondays|Circuit Hacking Mondays]] (8PM, 83c) postponed for 2 weeks<br />
* [[Haskell/Haschool|Haschool]] (Tuesday 6:00PM, 83c)<br />
* [[Machine Learning]] Wednesdays (8PM, 83c)<br />
* Science/Engineering Huddle (8PM Fridays, 83c) come early for one-on-one<br />
* Shop Class - Most Fridays @ 8pm, check out the [[Mat_fab|wiki page]] for details.<br />
* Natural Language Corners<br />
** [[German]] Thursdays 7PM 83c, beginners earlier, advanced come later.<br />
** French Wednesday <br />
* [[Sensebridge]] Cyborg Group (Sundays)<br />
* [[OpenEEG]] Sunday 3pm - 5pm<br />
* [[DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]] currently organized through web<br />
* Go on Sunday 3pm<br />
* Locks! Sunday 3pm<br />
<br />
== Consensus Items ==<br />
=== Membership Binder ===<br />
'''Some folks can't stick around for an hour long debate on if we want to move in or not, this item has been pushed up in ranks.'''<br />
* Reading Names<br />
* New member approvals<br />
<br />
=== Other consensus items ===<br />
* [[Moving/2169_Mission]] Discussion and potential consensus.<br />
<br />
== Discussion topics ==<br />
<br />
* Loan for buildout expenses?<br />
* [[Fundraising Party]]<br />
<br />
= Notes =<br />
* Add links to every agenda item up.<br />
* Volunteers to lead the next meeting?<br />
<br />
[[Category:Meeting Notes]]<br />
<br />
[[Image:420Clementina.jpg|pic]]<br />
[[Document:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc|details of the meeting]]</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=File:July_21_2009_meeting_notes.doc&diff=6449File:July 21 2009 meeting notes.doc2009-07-22T23:49:47Z<p>Mrcamuti: Discussion topics and meeting notes for the July 21 2009 meeting.</p>
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<div>Discussion topics and meeting notes for the July 21 2009 meeting.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2391Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:31:30Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* [http://www.learntobrew.com/store/item/yvpw/Brewing_Equipment_-_Bottling_Packaging/6_5_Gallon_Bottling_Bucket_with_Lid_and_Spigot.html 6.5 Gallon Bucket with lid and w/Spigot] (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.htm 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq218.htm Handle for Carboy] invaluable for help moving, like from brewsite to bottling site (floor to counter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers - not sure of the size, I can figure this out when we get the carboy secured<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* [http://www.mrbeer.com/product-exec/product_id/78/nm/Hand_Bottle_Capper Hand Bottle Capper]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq226.htm Hydrometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq232.htm Sample Jar]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2390Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:26:17Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.htm 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq218.htm Handle for Carboy] invaluable for help moving, like from brewsite to bottling site (floor to counter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers - not sure of the size, I can figure this out when we get the carboy secured<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* [http://www.mrbeer.com/product-exec/product_id/78/nm/Hand_Bottle_Capper Hand Bottle Capper]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq226.htm Hydrometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq232.htm Sample Jar]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2389Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:23:57Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.htm 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq218.htm Handle for Carboy] invaluable for help moving, like from brewsite to bottling site (floor to counter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers - not sure of the size, I can figure this out when we get the carboy secured<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq226.htm Hydrometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq232.htm Sample Jar]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2388Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:23:17Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.htm 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq218.htm Handle for Carboy] invaluable for help moving, like from brewsite to bottling site (floor to counter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq226.htm Hydrometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq232.htm Sample Jar]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2387Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:20:02Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.html 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq218.htm Handle for Carboy] invaluable for help moving, like from brewsite to bottling site (floor to counter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2386Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:18:43Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.html 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq227.htm Fermometer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2385Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:17:56Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq216.html 6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy] (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag] OR [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq243.htm Cloth sleeve]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq217.htm Carboy Brush]<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2384Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:15:46Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq329.htm Siphon Hose] 8 feet<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq319.htm Bottle Filler]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq318.htm Bottle Brush]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq317.htm Bottle washer]<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq307.htm Bottle Caps]<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2383Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:11:20Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq225.htm Nice thermometer] needs to go 200+ degrees Fahrenheit, with an attachment for attaching to side of brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2382Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:09:28Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter)<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq242.htm Nylon steeping bag]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq230.htm Airlocks] 2 of em<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq229.htm Siphon Starter]<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq211.htm 5 gallon] (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq233.htm Plastic spoon] for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2381Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T06:03:05Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these he can donate<br />
* [http://www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com/product_p/eq322.htm Funnel]<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2380Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:51:00Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
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<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these he can donate<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2379Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:50:20Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
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<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these he can donate<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.<br />
<br />
Class schedule to be determined by speed of material acquisition. I would like to hold first class in December. Full fermentation (first boil to first beer) is about 6-8 weeks.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2378Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:48:55Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these he can donate<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2377Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:48:31Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these he can donate<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2376Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:47:09Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot WITH LID for making the wort in its initial phases, preferably steel or aluminum<br />
* Plastic spoon for stirring wort whilst making the tea<br />
* Nice thermometer, with some sort of attachment for side of the brewpot<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2375Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:44:12Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle Brush<br />
* Carboy Brush<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2374Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:42:21Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (www.sanfranciscobrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle and Carboy Brushes<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2373Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:41:12Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (sfbrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle and Carboy Brushes<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot for making the wort in its initial phases<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
This is materials for a 5 gallon batch of beer, which yields about 4.75 usable gallons. The only thing needed for more beer (or beer to be brewed more often) is the ingredients and more carboys and bottles, all of which is highly modular and can be acquired as necessary.</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2372Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:39:13Z<p>Mrcamuti: </p>
<hr />
<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (sfbrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle and Carboy Brushes<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter<br />
* Glass bottles to hold 5 gallons of beer... approximately 60x 12 ounce bottles.<br />
* 4 or 5 gallon (the larger the better) brewpot for making the wort in its initial phases</div>Mrcamutihttps://wiki.extremist.software/index.php?title=Homebrew_Instruction_Class&diff=2371Homebrew Instruction Class2008-11-19T05:36:51Z<p>Mrcamuti: Homebrew Class and list of supplies.</p>
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<div>Making beer at home is cheap, easy, and great fun. Learn about the initial phase, which is basically tea made from grains (usually oats, wheat, or some similar combination thereof) and then adding sugar in.<br />
<br />
It consists of a lot of boiling and since we haven't tried it on this stove before... may be upwards of 3 hours long. Bring something to keep yourself entertained in the meantime (like a great book, some home brew you've already made, or your latest project).<br />
<br />
Steve C is the local brewer, but has not done every type of beer out there... yet.<br />
<br />
<br />
A partial list of materials, blatantly stolen from the local brewshop's site (sfbrewcraft.com):<br />
* 6.5 Gallon Bucket w/Spigot (Primary Fermenter)<br />
* 5 Gallon Glass Carboy (Secondary Fermenter) - Steve C has one of these<br />
* Funnel<br />
* Two Rubber Stoppers<br />
* Two Airlocks<br />
* Siphon Hoses<br />
* Bottle Filler<br />
* Bottle and Carboy Brushes<br />
* Butterfly Bottle Capper<br />
* 60 Caps<br />
* Hydrometer and Sample Jar<br />
* Fermometer<br />
* Siphon Starter</div>Mrcamuti