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This is a list of things we need to do to the warehouse so we can use it. First up is just a list so we can keep track. We can divide out the larger projects in their own sections if desired.
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== Timeline ==
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We have signed our new lease and informed our current landlord we are moving out. We have access to our current space through the end of July. Our new lease begins August 1st however  we have access to the new space starting the week of July 1. If we aim to do the bulk of the weekend of <b><font color="red">July 26th</font></b> that will give us the last week of July to clean up the old location.
  
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* Walls for office/clean room area
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* Electrical - at least three 220v outlets, plus more 110v outlets around the space.
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== Quick list of changes ==
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This is a list of things we need to do to the warehouse so that we can move in and be able to operate as we currently do. We can divide out the larger projects in their own sections down below.
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* Wall to separate office/clean room area from the workshop
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* Electrical - at least three 220v outlets, plus more 110v outlets in the workshop
 
* Lighting - we need more fluorescent lighting, what is in there is ok but not enough
 
* Lighting - we need more fluorescent lighting, what is in there is ok but not enough
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* AC would be nice, our first month in the warehouse will be in August. Otherwise if we can hold out this first month without it that gives us the coming winter to save up for a proper AC system.
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* Exhaust hole for the laser cutter - exhaust vent in 2nd non-bathroom should work for this
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==== Additional changes ====
 
* physical security - spend an hour or two reinforcing the doors with simple but effective security upgrades (security strikes, 3" screws, reinforcement plates, etc.)
 
* physical security - spend an hour or two reinforcing the doors with simple but effective security upgrades (security strikes, 3" screws, reinforcement plates, etc.)
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* Air conditioning - if we can get by this August without it then we can save up over the next year for this
 
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== Electrical ==
 
== Electrical ==
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We need to decide how many and where outlets should be placed. Allyn's floor plan will help with this.
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In this spreadsheet is a map of the breaker box plus an itemized list of electrical changes we should consider making. The photo is a physical map showing where each current outlet and junction box (minus anything hiding in the bathrooms).
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[[File:Breakerbox+wiring changes.xls]]
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[[Image:S.rogers_electric_map-resize.jpg|none|thumb|100px|Physical wiring map]]
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Supplies we need:
 
Supplies we need:
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* 12Ga stranded THHN wire
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* 10Ga stranded THHN wire
 
* 30A 12/3 Romex (3 conductor copper cable plus ground wire)
 
* 30A 12/3 Romex (3 conductor copper cable plus ground wire)
 
* Two more 3 conductor 30A 220v wall outlets
 
* Two more 3 conductor 30A 220v wall outlets
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* conduit pipe - enough to match all of the romex wire we install
 
* conduit pipe - enough to match all of the romex wire we install
 
** conduit box fittings
 
** conduit box fittings
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** conduit elbows
 
** conduit hangers
 
** conduit hangers
 
* conduit splice connectors
 
* conduit splice connectors
  
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==== Electrical projects ====
 
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* 220v outlets for mill, welder, and PCB reflow oven.
 
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* Not a requirement but would be nice to make lighting operate off of two 3-way switches, one at each door.
 
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* Outlets in walls we build
 
  
  
 
== Lighting ==
 
== Lighting ==
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The light in the space is barely adequate. We need to scare up more florescent lighting fixtures from craigslist as cheap as possible. There are two light switches next to the garage door, one only controls the amber emergency light in the ceiling. We should repurpose this switch to enable more real lighting. Then we can have a switch for lights in the workshop and a separate switch for lights in the office/clean room.
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We have 18 8' fluorescent light fixtures plus additional 14x 48" 4-bulb fixtures available to install where needed.
  
  
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Number of people: 30
 
Number of people: 30
 
Number of windows: 2
 
Number of windows: 2
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Min BTU's: 51500 ~ 4.5 Tons
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Min BTU's: 51500 ~ 4 to 5 Tons
 
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Latest revision as of 17:07, 14 July 2014

Contents

[edit] Timeline

We have signed our new lease and informed our current landlord we are moving out. We have access to our current space through the end of July. Our new lease begins August 1st however we have access to the new space starting the week of July 1. If we aim to do the bulk of the weekend of July 26th that will give us the last week of July to clean up the old location.


[edit] Quick list of changes

This is a list of things we need to do to the warehouse so that we can move in and be able to operate as we currently do. We can divide out the larger projects in their own sections down below.

  • Wall to separate office/clean room area from the workshop
  • Electrical - at least three 220v outlets, plus more 110v outlets in the workshop
  • Lighting - we need more fluorescent lighting, what is in there is ok but not enough
  • Exhaust hole for the laser cutter - exhaust vent in 2nd non-bathroom should work for this


[edit] Additional changes

  • physical security - spend an hour or two reinforcing the doors with simple but effective security upgrades (security strikes, 3" screws, reinforcement plates, etc.)
  • Air conditioning - if we can get by this August without it then we can save up over the next year for this


[edit] Walls

We need to section the warehouse into at least 2 or more rooms so we can have a quiet/clean room area and the noisy/messy workshop area.

Supplies we need:


[edit] Electrical

In this spreadsheet is a map of the breaker box plus an itemized list of electrical changes we should consider making. The photo is a physical map showing where each current outlet and junction box (minus anything hiding in the bathrooms).

File:Breakerbox+wiring changes.xls

Physical wiring map


Supplies we need:

  • 12Ga stranded THHN wire
  • 10Ga stranded THHN wire
  • 30A 12/3 Romex (3 conductor copper cable plus ground wire)
  • Two more 3 conductor 30A 220v wall outlets
  • 20A 12/2 Romex (2 conductor copper cable plus ground wire) a LOT of this
  • outlet boxes (steel) with faceplates
  • conduit pipe - enough to match all of the romex wire we install
    • conduit box fittings
    • conduit elbows
    • conduit hangers
  • conduit splice connectors


[edit] Lighting

We have 18 8' fluorescent light fixtures plus additional 14x 48" 4-bulb fixtures available to install where needed.


[edit] Air Conditioning

By the numbers it looks like we need a 100k BTU AC unit (8 tons) to cool the entire space. Since that is getting pretty pricey, we might consider just cooling the office/clean room areas. This would get us down to potentially a 4 ton AC unit. More info on AC sizing here.

Based on the formula from the link above, 

Square footage: 1500
multiplyer	: 25
Number of people: 30
Number of windows: 2
Min BTU's: 51500 ~ 4 to 5 Tons
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