Seriously??? This isn’t an early April Fools joke that you’re just posting 4 days early, correct? Just need to make sure because we’ve been waiting literally forever for the ceramics ventilation.
What’s the ETA for the work being done now that things are moving forward?
So is the electrical going to be done for blacksmithing as well? Not sure what all their power requirements were but I do know they needed 3 phase for the induction forge at a bare minimum.
Enclosing the water heater is not a code issue, more of getting it out of sight since this will be a classroom, plus having a small utility closet.
There is some gray duct tape on the concrete floor where the walls will be installed. Look close since the tape is about the same color as the concrete. This tape should be an indicator of the area to be cleared. Also leave another 8 feet on the outside as a work area. Contractors will need room to maneuver a man-lift to access the 22 foot tall walls.
@mrjimmy, just a reminder to contact the Fire Alarm folks to add/relocate sensors and strobe lights in the Blacksmith and Electrical rooms.
One of the questions from the Machine Shop meeting we had today was what precautions are being taken that the construction dusts don’t end up airborne and damage our sensitive surfaces in the Machine Shop? Abrasive powders like those found in sheet rock would wreak havoc on most of our machines.
Would it be possible to have isolation barriers put up around the work to keep the dust down?
Thanks, I’ll pass this along. Believe it or not we found a builder who has past makerspace and highschool science lab experience. We really feel like they will be a great long term partner.
We’ve put out a call for this Saturday for general volunteers.
I’d like to have someone from blacksmithing around to help coordinate so that we don’t accidentally move stuff in a way that makes it hard for people to take stuff out and work with it before construction is finished.