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+ | * A gas oven would be handy. Ours has lost temperature regulation in the main oven; it's gas mark 11 or bust. | ||
* Additional kitchen equipment, especially a masher. Needed more for brewing than cooking currently! | * Additional kitchen equipment, especially a masher. Needed more for brewing than cooking currently! | ||
* Brewing equipment, especially a bottle tree | * Brewing equipment, especially a bottle tree |
Revision as of 19:31, 1 January 2019
Mostly equipment. See Replenishment Requests for consumables and other things we had, but now need again, and the wishlist for things we want but expect to have to buy.
Tools
- Welder, any sort considered!
- Bandsaw, any working sort considered.
- Spray / sandblasting booth. We could probably make one, if someone wished to volunteer.
Equipment
- A gas oven would be handy. Ours has lost temperature regulation in the main oven; it's gas mark 11 or bust.
- Additional kitchen equipment, especially a masher. Needed more for brewing than cooking currently!
- Brewing equipment, especially a bottle tree
- Graphics cards - RAM quantity is more important than speed.
- Any dressmaking paraphernalia; shears, rulers, patterns, chalk, etc.
- An anvil. Or a comparable chunk of metal. A slice of rail would work well too, even an old sledgehammer head. Or a large drawing pin? Anyone?
- Electrical hand tools and test equipment
- Helping hands
- Kiln. Not something we can use now, but maybe later...
Things we can build
- Lighting - we have panels, just needs flexistands!
- Dust cabinet/spray painting booth
- Sheet metal brake, for folding
And as always...
- Wood of almost any calibre
- Hackable & useful junk / components for the communal stockpiles. ( “To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk.” --Thomas Edison )
Virtual Things
- Workable membership management software
- 3D printer remote monitoring & management system, allowing use out of hours.