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* remove the red drawer systems
 
* remove the red drawer systems
 
* Take just about everything else out of the rooms, store intelligently. Dustproof the rest.
 
* Take just about everything else out of the rooms, store intelligently. Dustproof the rest.
* Make sure the high tables in front of the window are not blocked by that stuff
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* <s>Make sure the high tables in front of the window are not blocked by that stuff</s>
 
* Take out the parts of the ceiling tiles and supports that will interfere with our work
 
* Take out the parts of the ceiling tiles and supports that will interfere with our work
 
* Take out or protect the air conduits that risk getting pierced/damaged by flying debris.  
 
* Take out or protect the air conduits that risk getting pierced/damaged by flying debris.  
 
* Tape dustproof/watertight everything that needs protecting, like the fusebox and...?
 
* Tape dustproof/watertight everything that needs protecting, like the fusebox and...?
* Disconnect the electricity outlet+cable that is inside the wall we're taking down.
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* Disconnect the electricity outlet+cable that is inside the wall we're taking down. network outlet too.
 
* Tape the door+doorframe so dust is contained inside rooms as well as can be
 
* Tape the door+doorframe so dust is contained inside rooms as well as can be
 
* Arrange for protective wear: dust masks, eyewear, ear protection, builders' helmets...
 
* Arrange for protective wear: dust masks, eyewear, ear protection, builders' helmets...
* Arrange breaking tools; big hammer. maybe pickaxe (many wall, very mine, so d0ge!), maybe hilti's
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* Arrange breaking tools; big hammer. maybe pickaxe (many wall, very mine, so d0ge!), maybe hilti's too
* Break wall down, while making sure we can also evacuate the rubble. People seem to disagree on the best way to do that.  
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* Break wall down, while making sure we can also evacuate the rubble. ''People seem to disagree on the best way to do that''.  
 
* Dispose of the debris.  
 
* Dispose of the debris.  
 
* Plaster/fixup walls where needed. Paint 'em too?
 
* Plaster/fixup walls where needed. Paint 'em too?
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* Where needed, egalize floor so it can support laminate
 
* Where needed, egalize floor so it can support laminate
 
* Put in laminate floor, wall to wall
 
* Put in laminate floor, wall to wall
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** Justa plans to put the laminate also outside... I'm like... no... why... We'll have to talk on this later.
 
* Remove wood from door bottom to accomodate new floor height
 
* Remove wood from door bottom to accomodate new floor height
 
* Design/purchase/build a (rubber?) dustproof strip to put on door.
 
* Design/purchase/build a (rubber?) dustproof strip to put on door.
 
* Rearrange ceiling slats so the ceiling will be seamless
 
* Rearrange ceiling slats so the ceiling will be seamless
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* possibly relocate some of the air duct inlets?
 
* Cut ceiling tiles to match, where needed
 
* Cut ceiling tiles to match, where needed
 
* Block off one door, (possibly using extra insulation?)
 
* Block off one door, (possibly using extra insulation?)
* Build and secure the benches using the high tables as frames + Gamma plywood
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* Build and secure the benches using the high tables as frames + Gamma plywood on top
 
** A suggestion was made to close the shelves below the benches with doors against dust (essentially making cabinets) Me, I'm not sold on the idea yet, but...
 
** A suggestion was made to close the shelves below the benches with doors against dust (essentially making cabinets) Me, I'm not sold on the idea yet, but...
 
** The reason I disagree in part has to do with the storage items below; like, why would you want to shield wood stock from sawdust? etc. Doors make the access hard.
 
** The reason I disagree in part has to do with the storage items below; like, why would you want to shield wood stock from sawdust? etc. Doors make the access hard.
 
* Paint/varnish the benches (It would be good to try and do parts of this in advance so we don't waste a week to wait for 3 coats to dry...)
 
* Paint/varnish the benches (It would be good to try and do parts of this in advance so we don't waste a week to wait for 3 coats to dry...)
* Put some powertools in, where appropriate, like on walls or on dedicated platforms.
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* Put some powertools in, where appropriate, like onto walls or on dedicated platforms.
 
* Put sink in, drill through wall to kitchen, arrange water conduits
 
* Put sink in, drill through wall to kitchen, arrange water conduits
* Redo/expand/fix electricity. People have expressed desire for emergency cut-off switch. Hard(er) to do if multiple groups...
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* Redo/expand/fix electricity. People have expressed desire for emergency cut-off switch. Hard(er) to do if multiple groups though... how would a good way?
 
** Make a 3-phase outlet, while at the same time discouraging use of high-powered equipment since we have just small fuses, regrettably.
 
** Make a 3-phase outlet, while at the same time discouraging use of high-powered equipment since we have just small fuses, regrettably.
 
** Optionally: change the air exhaust fan back to 3-phase, thereby increasing its power by ~50% or so
 
** Optionally: change the air exhaust fan back to 3-phase, thereby increasing its power by ~50% or so

Revision as of 10:07, 4 September 2014

Operation FILTH

or, How to inflate our dirty room to 200%

Summary / Outline:

  • Removing wall dividing dirty room from adjacent room, creating one larger room;
  • Change flooring to laminate for much easier & faster cleaning (sweeping)
  • Putting long workbench in, making high work tables in front of dirty room redundant
  • Putting in sink to facilitate light chemical/paint/etc work, sparing kitchen sink
  • Rethinking layout and tool placement, rectifying mistakes made, etc.

Date / Period:

Unknown, not set yet, to be determined. But starts very soon. Planned is no later than September.
We decided to aim for the weekend of 13+14 September for the wall demolition.

Participants / volunteers:

(if for a specific part, please indicate that behind your name):

Task list / Timeline

Rough task list, to be refined/updated. In this order, generally.

  • Disposal method of the debris: Inquire what (if any) possibilities exist at UR Ultratux
  • Make appointment with Laurens/UR for the electrical conduit in the wall Ultratux
  • Relocate remaining network equipment outside, well shielded from dust(!!) (or far away to the glass room)
    • Contact network team, ask them what they need from us to make that happen (like longer cables, from where to where?)
    • Get list of what sockets are on what VLANS and which cables need POE so we might start rerouting cables to the glass room
  • Make a casing around the fusebox to shield it from splashes & vapours from sink below it.
  • remove the 19" rack
  • remove the red drawer systems
  • Take just about everything else out of the rooms, store intelligently. Dustproof the rest.
  • Make sure the high tables in front of the window are not blocked by that stuff
  • Take out the parts of the ceiling tiles and supports that will interfere with our work
  • Take out or protect the air conduits that risk getting pierced/damaged by flying debris.
  • Tape dustproof/watertight everything that needs protecting, like the fusebox and...?
  • Disconnect the electricity outlet+cable that is inside the wall we're taking down. network outlet too.
  • Tape the door+doorframe so dust is contained inside rooms as well as can be
  • Arrange for protective wear: dust masks, eyewear, ear protection, builders' helmets...
  • Arrange breaking tools; big hammer. maybe pickaxe (many wall, very mine, so d0ge!), maybe hilti's too
  • Break wall down, while making sure we can also evacuate the rubble. People seem to disagree on the best way to do that.
  • Dispose of the debris.
  • Plaster/fixup walls where needed. Paint 'em too?
  • Clean everything up well
  • Where needed, egalize floor so it can support laminate
  • Put in laminate floor, wall to wall
    • Justa plans to put the laminate also outside... I'm like... no... why... We'll have to talk on this later.
  • Remove wood from door bottom to accomodate new floor height
  • Design/purchase/build a (rubber?) dustproof strip to put on door.
  • Rearrange ceiling slats so the ceiling will be seamless
  • possibly relocate some of the air duct inlets?
  • Cut ceiling tiles to match, where needed
  • Block off one door, (possibly using extra insulation?)
  • Build and secure the benches using the high tables as frames + Gamma plywood on top
    • A suggestion was made to close the shelves below the benches with doors against dust (essentially making cabinets) Me, I'm not sold on the idea yet, but...
    • The reason I disagree in part has to do with the storage items below; like, why would you want to shield wood stock from sawdust? etc. Doors make the access hard.
  • Paint/varnish the benches (It would be good to try and do parts of this in advance so we don't waste a week to wait for 3 coats to dry...)
  • Put some powertools in, where appropriate, like onto walls or on dedicated platforms.
  • Put sink in, drill through wall to kitchen, arrange water conduits
  • Redo/expand/fix electricity. People have expressed desire for emergency cut-off switch. Hard(er) to do if multiple groups though... how would a good way?
    • Make a 3-phase outlet, while at the same time discouraging use of high-powered equipment since we have just small fuses, regrettably.
    • Optionally: change the air exhaust fan back to 3-phase, thereby increasing its power by ~50% or so
  • Arrange storage space for:
    • Wood; sheets
    • Wood; scrap pieces
    • Wood, metal, plastic; lengthy stuff like rods, pipes, sticks, etc
    • Wood, perhaps metal; large beams
    • Metal; scraps and small sheets
    • Power tool storage off the benches
    • Screws, plugs, bolts; re-hang red drawers etc
    • Hand tools from tool board and/or office drawer block
  • Put everything that remains back inside

Optional, perhaps outside of the scope of this project

  • Split toolboard up into soldering tools and other, move soldering tools west.
  • Create tables or [......] in front of the windows now that that becomes unoccupied
  • Reroute/replace UTP to new location of core switch(es) (glass room? or not?)
  • Perhaps relocate audio mixer to more central place (if so desired)
  • Perhaps create fume hood over/around sink?