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The place to fiddle with PCBs and soldering irons. 🔌 | |||
Workshop with a lot of electronic stuff and some supporting tools, materials, and equipment. | |||
Space code: K22-0-5 | |||
== Purposes == | |||
* store electronic components | |||
* store and use tools | |||
==Learning== | ==Learning== | ||
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==Equipment== | ==Equipment== | ||
*3d printer | *[[Filament 3D printer|Filament 3d printer]] | ||
*[[Resin 3D printer]] | |||
*components | *components | ||
*SMD soldering plate | *SMD soldering plate | ||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 28 October 2024
The place to fiddle with PCBs and soldering irons. 🔌
Workshop with a lot of electronic stuff and some supporting tools, materials, and equipment.
Space code: K22-0-5
Purposes
- store electronic components
- store and use tools
Learning
If you want to learn about electronics, this is the best place. Contact the people who are written in on the sheet near the door.
Equipment
- Filament 3d printer
- Resin 3D printer
- components
- SMD soldering plate
- soldering irons
- hot air station
Stuff
All the chargers and cables you can dream of. What is electrical and doesn't fit in other rooms comes here.
Trash
Electrical trash goes under the desk. There it can be scavenged for components or used as sacrificial training pieces.
When too much gathers, it's thrown outside.
Repairs
Things to repair should be placed on the desk. Describe the problem. Paper and pens are on the windowsill.