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* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Redirects Help:Redirects (mediawiki page)]
 
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** if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
 
** if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
 
*ideas for tool categories
 
*ideas for tool categories
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** grouped by amount the amount of oversight / training a tool needs I.e. certification, dangerous but self guided, open use. (Sort of a cnc router - table saw - hand saw grouping)
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** purpose / use case:
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** grouped by material interface method, mills, saws, lathes, planes, boaring(drills) fixtures (nails, screws) casting, additive manufacturing, welding, abraso…. This can get out of hand pretty fast unless a range/scope can be agreed upon
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***Tools (change materials)
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** tools by target material: fabric, wood, plastic, metal… (plenty of tools could belong to more than one of these)
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***measuring/marking (used but don't alter)
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** tools by human interface: computer controlled, material fed or guided, hand held, positioned and activated (like a press)
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***materials (consumed by process) maybe link to MSDS and have notices about places they should not be used
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** level of training required for tool:  
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***certification (laser, cnc mill)
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***familiarity (table saw, ?3d printer, sewing machine) ?should we have wiki tutorials for these?
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***safety aware (hammer, drill, Dremel tool?)
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* Learn about templates - [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/wiki/Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer PS1 example]
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** please limit the use of inline html and css to templates
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** pay special attention to '''noinclude''', '''includeonly''', and '''onlyinclude'''.  This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.
  
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==== to do / goals ====
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* create a “edit primer” focused on essential markup.  Link to another page for more complex topics
  
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* Learn about templates - PS1 example [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/wiki/Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer]
 
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** pay special attention to noinclude, includeonly, and onlyinclude.  This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.
 
  
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==== testing ====
  
 
testing redirect
 
testing redirect
 
[[Fiber Laser]]
 
[[Fiber Laser]]
 
[[Rabbit]]
 
[[Rabbit]]

Latest revision as of 20:48, 5 April 2025

quick tests and anything else

Quick reference for tonight's work


  • Learn about categories
    • think about the example of the wood lathe and all the hand tools - this should be in woodworking, and the hand tools should be a sub category
    • if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
  • ideas for tool categories
    • purpose / use case:
      • Tools (change materials)
      • measuring/marking (used but don't alter)
      • materials (consumed by process) maybe link to MSDS and have notices about places they should not be used
    • level of training required for tool:
      • certification (laser, cnc mill)
      • familiarity (table saw, ?3d printer, sewing machine) ?should we have wiki tutorials for these?
      • safety aware (hammer, drill, Dremel tool?)


  • Learn about templates - PS1 example
    • please limit the use of inline html and css to templates
    • pay special attention to noinclude, includeonly, and onlyinclude. This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.

to do / goals

  • create a “edit primer” focused on essential markup. Link to another page for more complex topics


testing

testing redirect Fiber Laser Rabbit

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