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#Organize cordless drills for charging | |||
#Lay 6 white barrels by center posts for trash | #Lay 6 white barrels by center posts for trash | ||
#Verify 6 welders in good condition | #Verify 6 welders in good condition | ||
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#Inventory number of welding gloves | #Inventory number of welding gloves | ||
#Lay out materials at work tables for the number of builds being done | #Lay out materials at work tables for the number of builds being done | ||
# | #Gasify burn the trash to eliminate workshop fire hazard | ||
#Move everything out of workshop to storage | |||
=Stocking= | =Stocking= | ||
Latest revision as of 17:17, 28 June 2019
Tasks
- Organize cordless drills for charging
- Lay 6 white barrels by center posts for trash
- Verify 6 welders in good condition
- Check out the bandsaw for working order and cooling fluid
- Inventory number of working abrasive cutoffs
- Inventory number of working welding helmets
- Inventory number of working 5A grinders
- Inventory number of working 11A grinders
- Inventory number of working 15A grinders
- Inventory number of welding gloves
- Lay out materials at work tables for the number of builds being done
- Gasify burn the trash to eliminate workshop fire hazard
- Move everything out of workshop to storage
Stocking
Common workshop tools that need to be stocked regularly:
- Abrasive metal cutoff saw - [1]
- 5A grinder - [2]
- 11A grinder - [3]
- 15A grinder - [4]
- 5 mm hex key - for 3D printers - [5]
- Vice grips
- Pipe wrench
- Adjustable wrench
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