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Further, if you are leaving wood for any reason, you must stow your materials out of the way, and you

must leave the following information on a piece of paper taped on the wood (especially important if you

leave the shop while your glue is setting up) – information that includes:

1) Your name

2) Your phone number

3) If clamped, an indication as to when the clamps can be taken off (no longer than 4 hours after

clamping)

4) An indication as to when you left the shop and when you plan to return

3.3.4. Supplies & Wood for Members

As a convenience to its members, the Woodshop attempts to maintain an adequate supply of small

consumables for use by members at the Woodshop.

• The following supplies are stored in the cabinets:

o For purchase items: Biscuits, Screws, Sandpaper and Scroll Saw Blades. The price is

posted on the cabinet door and an honor system money box is provided where the item

is stored. A Price List can also be found on the Woodshop website at:

http://www.sctxwoodshop.com/machine_inventory.htm

o No charge items: Nails, Staples, Glue and Large Erasers used for installed sanders.

• You may also bring these supplies from home for your personal use.

The Woodshop obtains lumber from various sources on occasion and offers them to the members for a

very small donation:

• An honor system box is provided for members to deposit money for the boards with the

suggested donation posted adjacent to or marked directly on the lumber.

• In addition, short boards are stored in a designated area and are provided FREE to all members.

• If you have useable cut-offs that you don’t want, please recycle them in the free area for other

members’ benefit and for Woodshop projects.

3.3.5. Hand Tools Provided

The Woodshop provides hand tools for use in the confines of the shop only; they may not be removed

from the Woodshop.

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