Hey all,
I know I'm probably being an idiot, but looking at all the floor plans and
detail drawings, for the life of me I cannot figure out the building or
room heights.. ie for sudo/ccl room, ballroom, etc.
Can some enterprising engineeringly-minded soul help us figure that out as
soon as..?
love
David
what are sudoer's thoughts on scissor lifts, rental vs. purchase..?
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 1:19 AM
Subject: scissor lifts
To: "omnilogistics(a)lists.riseup.net" <omnilogistics(a)lists.riseup.net>
Hi all.. um -
Thinking about all we have to do and talking with contractors -
I think we will either have to rent or, maybe, purchase a used scissor lift
for all we have to do.
Looks we can rent for ~400-$700/mo, or buy one for ~$4500-$6000.
Advantage of buying one use is obviously, we keep it as long as we need and
when we are done (if nothing breaks) we just sell it for about what we
bought it for, which will be cheaper than renting.
We have these 'get up high' tasks - some necessary, some potentially
necessary:
Ballroom:
- Ceiling tiles: these are falling off/down, some water damaged - fix,
remove or replace
- Soundproofing (as per a studio engineer I took through the place):
Pexiglass or similar under the skylights, and some sort of
closeable/openable cover for the 2 large pull fans (ie large openings from
which most of the sound escapes into the neighborhood). This will be
necessary for any future cabaret license.. and we need to start renting
that ballroom.
Barroom:
- Ceiling tiles & florescents: remove
- New ceiling lighting & eletrical conduit: install
Sudo/CCL room:
- Pull fans to install in skylight vents
- peeling paint & superficial damage to fix in ceiling (as per CCL's need
for cleanliness)
Exterior:
- Siding on south wall: fix up and/or or replace damaged / rotting boards
before rainy season (Landlord may pay for some of this)
Potentially necessary everywhere:
- SPRINKLERS aaaaaaahhhhh - this will make it far less expensive / scary an
investment. If we bought a used lift, we could start installing it room by
room and take our time.
- Fixing any elctrical, gas or plumbing pipe high up that is hard to reach
An added possible benefit marc brought up - if we kept it - this would aid
greatly in Mesh installs around oakland.. maybe mesh could help out with
the purchase, and it could be taken on field trips..? Mesh - what say you..?
Best,
David
Hi Sudo folk,
I know there are some wiki people out there -- wanted to remind you of this
(free) event tomorrow. We'll be working on Wikipedia articles about open
education, and similar topics. Please join if you can -- and if you sign up
tonight, we've got your lunch covered :) It should be a great way to flex
your wiki writing muscles, and meet people interested in hacking education.
We'll have online participants joining us from all over, as well! But join
us in person at the Impact Hub, on 23rd and Broadway.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:OERBARN
Pete
[[User:Peteforsyth]]
Hi all,
Just a heads-up that between now and Friday, the landlord will be sending
in some movers to take out all the desks and other crap that he left behind
in the Counter Culture Labs side of the hall. (Not sure if the big pile of
doors in Sudo should be moved out at the same time?)
I know that some Sudo gear keeps migrating into CCL's space, but I would
strongly recommend that you keep your gear well away from the stuff in our
side that needs to get moved out, or at the very minimum keep it clearly
labeled, so the movers don't accidentally toss it out as well.
After all of John's stuff is gone, we will likely want to clear most
everything else out of CCL and do some serious cleaning, painting, and
floor sealing, so we can actually start turning the place into the citizen
science laboratory it's supposed to be. If you have any chemical
sensitivities, or suggestions for what types of products to use (or not to
use), now would be a good time to speak up...
Looking forward to hack some science with y'all!
Patrik