The wood shop needs people with some woodworking skills to learn to do checkoffs for new members. You don’t have to be an expert, and you don’t have to do all the tools if you don’t want to. If you feel reasonably competent and want to help, let me know. I will try to set up some training times.
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I’m interested, I’m shift lead for opening shift on Thursday so I can stay later on Thursday to go over it with you during your office hours if that works.
You can get a checkoff on the tablesaw at this time. Besides me, usually on Thursday evenings, Laura Rogers, Tony Kuhlman, or Carl Raymond are all possible members that can check you off if they are available.
I’d be interested in helping with check offs. With a little instruction I’d feel comfortable with the table saw, jointer, planes, and perhaps the router table and/or drill press. My preference would be to have a set evening that I’d be available and let those requesting check offs try to accommodate that schedule.
I wonder if all of you would be able to meet this Sunday at 9a.m. to go over at least some of the machines for you doing check offs. I would plan for about 1 1/2 hrs. Let me know on this topic string. Thanks.
I can’t do this weekend unfortunately but if it works for others feel free and I can try to work it in during your office hours on Thursdays or some other time
Since Ryan can’t do it this Sunday, I’m wondering if we could move the time we meet to next Thursday. I’d prefer to get as many as I can at the same time.