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The CCRMA Garage is the advanced/dangerous part of the Max Lab. Safety Practices are the most important aspect of the Garage and the Garage is the most important place for the Max Lab’s Safety Practices. Also see the general Stanford-wide Health and Safety Policy. Most Garage activities should not be performed alone.
If you don’t know how to use a tool, please ask for help.
If it doesn’t feel safe, stop doing it. Ask for help.
Don’t do stupid stuff.
Don’t use things you don’t know how to use.
The garage is normally locked and most CCRMA users do not have access. Talk to Romain or Matt if you are interested in using the space and/or any of the equipment listed below.
Epilog Helix 40 Watt laser cutter (and associated filters, cuttable plywood and acryllic…). Laser cutting any plastic other than acrylic can release lethal chlorine gas.
Carbide 3D Shapeoko 5 Pro CNC Router (manufacturer website) with a 4x4 foot bed. Manuals and training: https://my.carbide3d.com
Rockwell drill press. Materials not properly clamped can spin and fly. Incredibly bad location for scarves, hoodie drawstrings, etc.
Palmgren 15” Metal/Wood Cutting Band Saw. Note that there are several different kinds of blades, in particular for metal (aluminum) versus wood; see manual; the bin labeled “band saw” contains whichever blade is not currently in use. Belt for wood blade is so-called 52” OC, such as ORB-A50/4L520.
Makita LS1219L Miter Saw (manufacturer
website; manual linked under “resources & media”)
Porter Cable air compressor with Porter Cable model BN200SB nail gun, Porter Cable model US58 “upholstery stapler”, Porter Cable model TS056 staple gun.
Saw Stop table saw model JSS (10” blade, 4k RPM, s/n J151801598). Just because the capacitive sensor prevents the machine from directly cutting you doesn’t make you safe from materials that can be propelled into your body with improper usage. Use for straight cuts on big pieces of wood. The handle raises and lowers the blade.
Securall hazardous materials cabinet full of paint etc.
Keter folding workbench (under work table)
Vacuum chamber for silicone molding (with Solo 9696 temperature controller), three rubbermaid bins of supplies and accessories.
Bernzomatic propane torch
Shopvac pro
Generic electronics power supply
Milwaukee 750 heat gun
Assorted hand tools
Makita BML185 flashlight
Ridgid 1C 14 in. Abrasive Cut-Off Machine (Chop saw)
Milwaukee tilt lock adjustable handle circular saw
Dewalt DW756 bench grinder
Makita N557P8 angle grinder
Milwaukee 1/2” hammer drill
Dewalt DW331K jigsaw
Ridgid R2600 orbital sander
Makita LXMT02 multi tool (website)
Makita N6514B angle grinder
Milwaukee hole saw bit collection
Black and Decker 7698 Type 3 Planer
Makita BDF452 Drill
Large Bosch Router Bases (RA116, RA1161)
Angle Grinder accessories
Circle jig
Porter Cable dovetail jig
Wire brushes
Bosch Colt 1.0 HP router, Bosch PR011 Router Base
Bosch router table, Bosch router (installed in the router table)
Propane torch
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