ACADEMIC KIT-OF-PARTS (One set per each of the ten teams) Lines·       (24) 6′ long x 3/4″ dia. wood rounds·       (5) 10′ long  x 11/16″ pine S4S squares·       (12) 10′ long x 1/2″ dia. EMT conduit·       (16) 10′ long x 1/2″ dia. PVC piping·       (1) Coil of 100 feet of 3/32″ wire rope (cable)·       (1) Coil of 45′ of 5/32″ dia. Diamond Braid Poly Rope (braided nylon) Planes·       (2) Sheets of 1/8″ x 4′x 8′ tempered peg board/perforated·       (2) Units of 27” wide x 8 ft. long  fiberglass corrugated panel, gray·       (2) Sheets of 3/4″ x 4′ x 8′ rigid insulation panels (similar to foamcore)·       Cotton Drop Cloth, 8oz, 4ftx15ft (3′-9″ x 14′9″ finished size)·       2.5 feet x 5′ interlock fabric, blue (Fabric Outlet, 2109 Mission St. @ 17th, SF, 552.4525)·       Hardware Cloth, ½” square, 3 ft wide x 10 ft roll Connectors·       5 lb. box of Screws #8 x 1.25″·       Packs of PVC 1/2″ dia. elbows & t’s (10pcs/pack)·       Pack of Hooks and Eyes #208, 50 pcs/pack·       (6) Turnbuckles, 7/32″ x 6-1/4″, eye/eye·       Pack of Ferrules and Stops 3/32″ ·       Bundling Twine, 525′ spool·       Pack of Electrical tape (10 roll/pack)·       (6) Packs of Bolts and Wing nuts, Fine, #10-32×3″, 3pcs/pack·       Galv. Wire, 16 ga x 200ft coil Tools·       Two Cutting Stations will be provided and manned by Joe Biancalana and John McHugh, fellow students with extensive construction experience. They will make all power saw cuts on your behalf along with other cuts and material modifications where specialized tools are needed (pipe cutters, pipe benders, etc.)·       One work table will be provided for each team.

·       Teams should think about bringing the following tools in addition to required safety glasses and gloves:

o       Clamping: Assortment of c-clamps and other typeso       Cutting: Aviator shears, utility scissors, matte or drywall knife w/extra blades, hand sawso       Measuring and cutting: tape measure; carpenter’s square; metal edge 48″ longo       Marking for cutting: carpenter’s pencilo       Drilling (pvc, wood, metal): hand and battery powered drills with assortment of bits and screw driver attachments – don’t forget your chuck. NO ELECTRICAL TOOLS.o       Bending + crimping + twisting: pliers (assortment)