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Art of Bookbinding

2013-05-28T01:06:37Z

50.0.83.116:

Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so *** 50.0.83.116 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

==Summary==
Source:
Notes May 19th, 2013 of this and other ideas that came up at a writer's workgroup. A writers workgroup was formed at the meeting. 1,2. Che. 50.0.83.116 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

[[File:Art of Bookbinding.jpg|thumb|Art_of_bookbinding by [[user:EM_Che]]. Book art artist unknown!]]

Hackerspace passports, on the noisebridge wiki: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Passport

Another source so far is the Github at Sudoroom. Here is one file for Comics and Art at SudoRoom.
https://github.com/sudoroom/ComicsArtSudoRoom

[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Sudo-word]]

Art of Bookbinding

2013-05-28T01:02:55Z

50.0.83.116: +Category:Art; +Category:Sudo-word using HotCat

Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so *** 50.0.83.116 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

==Summary==
Source:
Notes May 19th, 2013 of this and other ideas that came up at a writer's workgroup. A writers workgroup was formed at the meeting. 1,2. Che. 50.0.83.116 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

[[File:Art of Bookbinding.jpg|thumb|Art_of_bookbinding by [[user:EM_Che]]. Book art artist unknown!]]

Another source so far is the Github at Sudoroom. Here is one file for Comics and Art at SudoRoom.
https://github.com/sudoroom/ComicsArtSudoRoom

[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Sudo-word]]

Infographics

2013-05-28T00:54:36Z

50.0.83.116: /* Overview */

= Overview =

Learn to take complex data and condense information into powerful graphics that spur action resulting in positive economic and social change.

Leave the session with a flyer, a powerpoint slide or a web graphic.

We'll review examples from the famous Tufte Book Visualizing Information. We'll also work with SudoRoom resident mathematicians to show how powerfully data can be visualized and change the course of events. We'll also learn from lessons made by famous comic book artists such as R. Crumb, Art Spiegelman, matt Groenig and Lynda Barry.

= Suggestions =

Please list suggestions for the class here.

Infographics

2013-05-28T00:53:49Z

50.0.83.116: /* Overview */

= Overview =

Learn to take complex data and condense information into powerful graphics that spur action resulting in positive economic and social change.

Leave the session with a flyer, a powerpoint slide or a web graphic.

We'll review examples from the famous Tufte Book Visualizing Information. We'll also work with SudoRoom resident mathematicians to show how powerfully data can be visualized and change the course of events.

= Suggestions =

Please list suggestions for the class here.

Infographics

2013-05-28T00:48:30Z

50.0.83.116: /* Overview */

2013-05-20T18:30:51Z

50.0.83.116: Created page with "Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so *** 50.0.83.116 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT) ==Summary== Source: Notes May 19th, 2013..."

The Art of Bookbinding

2013-05-20T18:29:00Z

50.0.83.116:

Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so ***
[[Special:Contributions/50.0.83.116|50.0.83.116]] 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)
==Summary==
Someone took notes yesterday of this and other ideas that came up at a writer's workgroup.
A [[writers workgroup]] was formed at the meeting.
1,2. Che.
[[Special:Contributions/50.0.83.116|50.0.83.116]] 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

The Art of Bookbinding

2013-05-20T18:28:25Z

50.0.83.116: Created page with "Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so *** ~~~~ Summary: Someone took notes yesterday of this and other ideas that were..."

Came up at a meeting in open space last night and seemed like some people were interested so ***
[[Special:Contributions/50.0.83.116|50.0.83.116]] 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)
Summary: Someone took notes yesterday of this and other ideas that were good that came up at a writer's workgroup.
A [[writers workgroup]] was formed at the meeting.
1,2. Che. :) <3
[[Special:Contributions/50.0.83.116|50.0.83.116]] 11:28, 20 May 2013 (PDT)

Thread:User talk:50.0.83.116/Anonymous Integrity thread of open talk about anything.

2013-05-20T01:10:08Z

50.0.83.116: New thread: Anonymous Integrity thread of open talk about anything.

Integrity is. 4 tildas. [[Special:Contributions/50.0.83.116|50.0.83.116]] 18:10, 19 May 2013 (PDT)

2013-05-10T17:53:38Z

50.0.83.116: A page for art and it's contributions. Created by Che, artist and hacker.

Sudo Art! Which is, right now, undefined.

(Free.)

References:
[[East Bay Sound Art Meetup]] at [[Sudo Room]] [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/East_Bay_Sound_Art_Meetup]

Sudomate

2013-05-10T17:37:24Z

50.0.83.116:

[[File:Drinking Sudomate!.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Today I learned - making menstrual pads]]

SudoMate is an all natural, open source Mate Soda. 
SudoMate is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club-Mate Club-Mate] like drink sudo-manufactured for sudo-profit.

==SudoMate Mk. 5 Recipe==
[[File:SudoMateMk5.jpg|thumb|left|400px|SudoMate Mk.5 Recipe]]
SudoMate Mk.5 debuted at the First Friday Event at Sudo Room, Oakland, CA. The batch was created hours earlier by Ray Lai & Max Klein with help from Ari Kahn. A Rube Goldbergesque heat exchange was created to watercool the boiling hot mate in time for the event. No one was burned in the making of the batch.
 
 

==Learnings==
What we are learning from time to time

===From of Batch #1, #2 and #3===
====RECIPES ETC====
*Vanilla extract makes for a really nice aroma. REALLY AWESOME TO HAVE! GETZ IT!
* Salt-lite, mix of potasium and sodium 50/50, is even better than salt. More electrolytes.

====PROCESS, GEAR====
* Bigger pot for main-batch - our keg is 5 gallons. Morten can bring the Subiir turkeyfrier for brewing for next time.
* More containers and things to pour from, into and through in general.
** Getting a big and fine strainer along with a corresponding funnel would be very awesome.
* It was a bit confusing that there were a lot of opinions on each batch. Making batches with separate master chefs worked really well to counter this.
** However, it was a bit messy with a lot of batches going on at once. Better space preparing and workflow would improve this greatly.
* A designated documenter made sure documentation was happening; it worked well that said documenter said ready by the keyboard, doing Just In Time documentation (ie. chefs would simply say numbers as they added, as it was all very experimental).

==Meeting==
*Tuesday 16th April 7pm at Sudo
**[[SudoMate Batch1]]
**[[SudoMate Batch2]]
**[[SudoMate Batch3]]

*Tuesday 23rd April 7pm at Sudo
*[[Sudomate meeting 3]]

==High-Level Jobs Left To Be Done as of April 10 2013==
''Please sign your name next to an item to indicate you're working on it''
*Make mate - Naomi, Ray
*Determine Carbonation Process Ari, Romi ''[ Romy bringing Sodastream for first meeting- we will want to move to a non proprietary carbonation process eventually ]''
*Bottle The mate Ari
*Sell the mate - [[User:Maximilianklein|Maximilianklein]] ([[User talk:Maximilianklein|talk]])

==Budget==
Initial Funding: up to $300 ($200 left) $20 on intial mate
Target Sales: $200 - $300

I'll pledge $80. --[[User:Nthmost|Nthmost]] ([[User talk:Nthmost|talk]]) 11:41, 12 April 2013 (PDT)

==Business Plan==

*Make it.
**Buy sufficient raw mate
*** Mate if we're aiming for ethical excellence might be Guayaki in Sebastopol [6]
***for 50L ~ 100 bottles
****Assuming 500ml bottles
****We could also use 333ml bottles
**Brew it (Morten: "Sounds fun. I'm in")
***Will we need a vat?
****(Morten: If necessary use my 15L pots and make several batches.)
****Do we have a vat?
****Hol has a keg.
****Can a metal worker at sudo make us a vat
**Spice it if necessary
***Following this makerzine guide[4] maybe - lol. nice, Che and [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/Sudo_mate_mk.5]
***Or allow adventurous sudoer to blaze trail
****Noise bridge already made something called "Sudo Pop", which is up our alley. [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Sudo_pop]
**Carbonate it
***Bobby, David Wild's roommate does this
****Ask him nicely
****Pay him
***Buy a soda-stream
****(Morten: "I think this would be very expensive. Might be possible to use a real "carbonater" thing, I know Tom's dad has one.")
*****Eric the metal Worker has one I just found out [[User:Maximilianklein|Maximilianklein]] ([[User talk:Maximilianklein|talk]]) 22:02, 7 April 2013 (PDT)
*****Patrick has a sudostream, and suggests these tutorials [5]
**Transport it too bottler
*Bottle It. (Morten can totally be responsible for this)
**Use as many recycled bottles as possible
***Put call out for more bottles
****Pay a homeless person worst comes to worse
**Transfer liquid, using this technique thansk to Bobby T [http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/we-no-need-no-stinking-beer-gun-24678/]
**Use the sudo capping machine
***I believe its in the closet
**Labelling
***Rock paper scissors can do this
***Eddie Che I will make the art for sudo mate. can make the art that will fit labels, only require labels. [[Paper]]
**Transport it to storage
*Store it
**We might be able to use the sudo closet
***Does it require refrigerated storage?
***Do we have a refrigerator
****Find one or many on CL Free
*Sell it.
**Target price $2-3/bottle depending on investment figures
**Always at sudo, but also at specialized events
**At Oakland Nights live
**At an events night fundraiser
***Sober
****Games tournament
****Debate
****Hackathon
***Mix it with alcohol
****At a sudorave.
****One of the planned Movie Nights
**At art murmur.
** online at http://www.goodeggs.com/sfbay
**Update: Noisebridgde have pledged to buy 48 bottles per week if we get this going.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club-Mate
[2] http://club-mate.us/
[3] https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/Sudomate
[4] http://blog.makezine.com/2010/08/12/how-to-homebrew-club-mate/
[5] http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2012-06/how-make-your-own-home-carbonation-system http://gizmodo.com/5893653/sodamod-save-money-on-sodastream-refills-with-a-hacked-paintball-canister http://www.fizzgiz.com/competitors_and_diy_options.htm
[6] http://guayaki.com/about/137/Guayak%26iacute%3B-Certifications.html

[[Category:Food]]
[[Category:Biohacking]]
[[Category:Sudomate]]

2013-05-08T06:33:40Z

50.0.83.116: /* Hardware */

3DPrinting

2013-05-08T02:15:39Z

50.0.83.116: /* Documentation */

[[File:3dprinterfisheye02.jpg|thumb]]

==Hardware==

We currently have the following 3D printers:

*[[O:5|Type A machines Series 1]]

== Printer Calibration ==

Background: Original handwritten piece by Jae. This was the primary documentation for most of the early SudoRoom days and was writen down on a piece of paper. It's quite excellent.

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:3DPrintApocryphalText1.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 1
File:3dPrintApocryphalText2.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 2
File:AncientDiagram.jpg | Close up of an ancient hand-drawn diagram by our 3D printing shepherd, Jae
</gallery>

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 1.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 1]]

== Gallery of Creations ==

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:Raspberrypi3dprint.jpg | RaspBerry Pi print-out
File:Sudoroom_photo.jpg | Our Office
File:3dprintng.jpg | Creation
File:Max3DPrinting.jpg | Today I Learned Class
3D_Printed_Cigar_Rocket.jpg | 3D printed 2-part rocket. 65mm max diameter, 29mm motor bay, tangent ogive curve with internal 2-way structural ribs and support for airspeed sensor pitot tube at nose.
</gallery>

[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:3DPrinting]]

Type A Machine

2013-05-08T02:14:10Z

50.0.83.116: /* Using the printer */

=3D printer=

Made by http://typeamachines.com/ in San Francisco

Anyone can use it, just come by and get a quick tutorial. There are a few instruction notes on the printer's table.

==Getting Started==
===3D Models===
Any '''.stl''' file can be printed out by the printer. A good place to find '''.stl''' files is [http://thingiverse.com/].

If you haven't done 3D modeling before then give something easy a try like [http://tinkercad.com] (in Google Chrome) or Google sketchup (installed on computer adjacent to printer). Sketchup can now directly import '''.stl''' files thanks to [http://sketchuptips.blogspot.com/2010/03/sketchup-stl-importer-redo.html this plugin]. Also consider [http://blender.org Blender] (installed on computer adjacent to printer) for modeling, although it is primarily a software for animation it apparently is good for regular modeling as well.

===Using the printer===

To calibrate the bed, see instructions on the [[3DPrinting]] page.

''This is a transcription of the note in front of the printer:''

# Make sure the blue tape is flat and covers the glass base (formerly acrylic).
# Prepare an '''.stl''' file (see [[O:5#3D Models]] above).
# Open the program '''Repetier''' (on the Desktop).
# Turn machine on (switch on back, right-hand-side).
# Connect by clicking at the top left "connect" ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_symbol power symbol]) in Repetier.
# Add objects to the field by selecting "Add Object" on the lower right-hand-side of Repetier.
# Select the Slic3r tab on the right-hand tabbed menu, then select "Slice with Slic3r".
# When slicing is done, hit "run" ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Play_symbol play symbol]).
# When your object(s) is(are) done printing, turn off the printer and put the computer to sleep (or standby).

=== Printer Calibration: Comics ===

A comic book interpretation of the Printer Calibration instructions from Jae.

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 1.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 1]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 2.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 2]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 3.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 3]]

3DPrinting

2013-05-08T02:13:58Z

50.0.83.116: /* Hardware */

[[File:3dprinterfisheye02.jpg|thumb]]

==Hardware==

We currently have the following 3D printers:

*[[O:5|Type A machines Series 1]]

= Documentation =

[[File:JaySavior3Dprinting.jpg|400px|thumb|right|3D printers were a prophecy even in ancient times. Note the spool of red ABS plastic and the wise, jae-like figure teaching Sketchup.]]

== Status ==

'''Status:''' ''Slowly piecing together documentation so that new people can get going. There are several key insruction pieces, but there is nothing that starts from the beginning and takes you to the end of turning on the 3D Printing desktop, clicking on the right software, calibrating the printer, and debugging. The status now is incomplete!''

== Overview ==

There are several steps in the 3D Printing process.

* Hooking up the 3D Printer to a desktop or laptop computer. ''Unclear, needs to be written down''
* 3D Modelling + 3D Printed Model Software (Google Sketchup, etc) - ''What we cover in our Today I Learned'' Workshops
* Repetier-Host - open-source driver software connecting our computer with the 3D Printer
* Printer Calibration (see comics) ''Only place where we have any documentation''
* Act of Printing
* Caring of 3D Printed Objects + More ''How we remove the 3D Printed object from the printer bed, decorating the 3D Printed object, etc.''

== Printer Calibration ==

Background: Original handwritten piece by Jae. This was the primary documentation for most of the early SudoRoom days and was writen down on a piece of paper. It's quite excellent.

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:3DPrintApocryphalText1.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 1
File:3dPrintApocryphalText2.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 2
File:AncientDiagram.jpg | Close up of an ancient hand-drawn diagram by our 3D printing shepherd, Jae
</gallery>

=== Printer Calibration: Comics ===

A comic book interpretation of the Printer Calibration instructions from Jae.

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 1.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 1]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 2.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 2]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 3.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 3]]

== Gallery of Creations ==

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:Raspberrypi3dprint.jpg | RaspBerry Pi print-out
File:Sudoroom_photo.jpg | Our Office
File:3dprintng.jpg | Creation
File:Max3DPrinting.jpg | Today I Learned Class
3D_Printed_Cigar_Rocket.jpg | 3D printed 2-part rocket. 65mm max diameter, 29mm motor bay, tangent ogive curve with internal 2-way structural ribs and support for airspeed sensor pitot tube at nose.
</gallery>

[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:3DPrinting]]

3DPrinting

2013-05-08T02:13:44Z

50.0.83.116: /* Documentation */

3DPrinting

2013-05-08T02:12:53Z

50.0.83.116: /* Mentoring in 3D Printing */

[[File:3dprinterfisheye02.jpg|thumb]]

==Hardware==

We currently have the following 3D printers:

*[[O:5|Type A machines Series 1]]. Read that page for more instructions too

= Documentation =

[[File:JaySavior3Dprinting.jpg|400px|thumb|right|3D printers were a prophecy even in ancient times. Note the spool of red ABS plastic and the wise, jae-like figure teaching Sketchup.]]

== Status ==

'''Status:''' ''Slowly piecing together documentation so that new people can get going. There are several key insruction pieces, but there is nothing that starts from the beginning and takes you to the end of turning on the 3D Printing desktop, clicking on the right software, calibrating the printer, and debugging. The status now is incomplete!''

== Overview ==

There are several steps in the 3D Printing process.

* Hooking up the 3D Printer to a desktop or laptop computer. ''Unclear, needs to be written down''
* 3D Modelling + 3D Printed Model Software (Google Sketchup, etc) - ''What we cover in our Today I Learned'' Workshops
* Repetier-Host - open-source driver software connecting our computer with the 3D Printer
* Printer Calibration (see comics) ''Only place where we have any documentation''
* Act of Printing
* Caring of 3D Printed Objects + More ''How we remove the 3D Printed object from the printer bed, decorating the 3D Printed object, etc.''

== Printer Calibration ==

Background: Original handwritten piece by Jae. This was the primary documentation for most of the early SudoRoom days and was writen down on a piece of paper. It's quite excellent.

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:3DPrintApocryphalText1.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 1
File:3dPrintApocryphalText2.jpg | Apocryphal Instructions page 2
File:AncientDiagram.jpg | Close up of an ancient hand-drawn diagram by our 3D printing shepherd, Jae
</gallery>

=== Printer Calibration: Comics ===

A comic book interpretation of the Printer Calibration instructions from Jae.

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 1.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 1]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 2.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 2]]

[[File:3D Printing Instructions Page 3.jpg|400px|3D Printing - page 3]]

===== Adjusting the Print Beds =====

* Do not put multiple layers of tape on the glass print-bed: this makes the print-bed less "sticky"

Use the "manual control" in Repetier-Host to
* "Home" the Z (height) by clicking on the Home-Z
** This will move the bed up until ?? switch cliks
** the Z-Switch is pushed by a knob attached to the print bed. If you rotate the knob, it will adjust the global z-height of the print-bed

* Ensure the print nozzle is not touching the tape by pressing Z+ (move the bed down)
* "Home" the X & Y by clicking on HomeX and Home?
* Move the print head around, especially near the [holy scriptures erased] corners of the bed
* Turn the paper over
* Use the allen key on the 4 corner screws to ensure that all four corners are equally far away from the print Nozzle.

* Tip 1: Adjust the Z manually until a piece of paper barely fits under the nozzle. Friction will tell you how big the gap is...
* Tip 2: don't scratch the tape on the print bed!
* Tip 3: There are 4 screws, but only 3 free degrees of motion since the bed is FLAT. So this part is TRICKY. Be patient!

* When satisfied, consider adjusting that global Z-height by turning the knob.
* Tip 1 - the knob is not tight, so secure it with the tape so it doesn't accidentally rotate.
* Tip 2- You want the gap to be exactly 0 zero after "homing" the Zaxis
* Tip 3 - After "homing" z, manually adjusting z by 0.1 mm should cause a visible gap between the nozzle & print bed.

== Gallery of Creations ==

<gallery widths="140px" heights="140px" perrow="4">
File:Raspberrypi3dprint.jpg | RaspBerry Pi print-out
File:Sudoroom_photo.jpg | Our Office
File:3dprintng.jpg | Creation
File:Max3DPrinting.jpg | Today I Learned Class
3D_Printed_Cigar_Rocket.jpg | 3D printed 2-part rocket. 65mm max diameter, 29mm motor bay, tangent ogive curve with internal 2-way structural ribs and support for airspeed sensor pitot tube at nose.
</gallery>

[[Category:Projects]]
[[Category:3DPrinting]]