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# Workspace

We sincerely appreciate the temporary lab space provided by the SUSTech Institute of Intelligent Manucaturing and support from Prof. Rong on our adventure.

### **Project Workspace** <a href="#project-workspace" id="project-workspace"></a>

The workspace has a cabinet stocked with [a set of tools](https://x.ancorasir.com/me303-311/2020-autumn/teams-and-resources/workspace#toolkit-contents), one work tables, and a white board. There is a lockable storage cabinet under one of the tables.

The project workspaces are available during standard shop hours (Mon. – Fri. 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM) and typically during Tuesday and Wednesday evening lab sessions (6-9:00 PM) before reviews.

**The lab will not typically be open on weekends.**

### **Special Equipment** <a href="#special-equipment" id="special-equipment"></a>

In addition to the traditional floor machines that are available in the Pappalardo lab, there are a number of other pieces of equipment provided for the teams. These include:

* XXX

### **Toolkit Contents** <a href="#toolkit-contents" id="toolkit-contents"></a>

In addition to the major machines in the lab, each team has a cabinet with the tools listed below. Your tool officers are responsible for oversight of your toolkit.

* \[TO BE EDITED]
* (1) Wire stripper/crimp tool
* (1) Pop rivet gun
* (1) Multi-meter
* (1) Scissors
* (2) slip joint pliers
* 6″ needle nose pliers
* 8″ Tekton linesman pliers
* 6″ diagonal cutters
* (2) utility knife & Olfa L-2 snap off knife
* 6″ or 8″ adjustable wrench
* (2) flat files
* (2) round files
* folding hex key (Allen) wrench set
* Tektonfolding (Torx) wrench set
* (4) blade screwdrivers – two 6″  one 4″ one 3″
* (3) Phillips screwdrivers – #0  #1  #2
* (2) 3″ C clamps
* (2) 1 1/2″ C clamps
* (1) 2″ spring clamp
* (2) 1″ Quick Grip spring clamps
* (1) Claw hammer
* (1) ball peen hammer
* Combination square
* 12′ tape measure
* 6″ Dial Caliper
* hack saw
* Short Cut finish saw
* Large tin snips
* Noga Deburring tool (AKA whirligig)
* 7″ curved jaw Vise Grip locking pliers
* Companion 9 piece standard combination wrench set 1/4″  – 3/4″
* 3M Scotch-Weld Hot Melt Applicator (Major League Glue Gun)
* Hanson 41 piece Tap & Die Super Set
* Companion 9 piece metric combination wrench set  7mm – 19mm
* Craftsman 76 piece tool set or other
* Milwaukee M18 / M12 Charging station with (3)M18 & (3)M12 Batteries
* Milwaukee M12 ¼ cordless screwdriver
* Milwaukee M12 ¼  impact driver
* Milwaukee M12 ½ Drill driver
* Milwaukee 29 pc. Titanium drill bit set
* Milwaukee 74 pc. Bit set
* Milwaukee M18 Fuel ½ ” Drill
* Folding Alan key sets (1) Metric & (1) Standard


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