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Originally Posted by Cory
Another thing to look for is community colleges with machine tool technology programs. You can often take the intro class, and then sign up for an open lab class to make personal projects (ie: robot parts)
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Btw: yes, we went off topic lol but w/e
Cory has a very good point here. We've been so lucky to have the engineering profs. work with us to not only help build the robots but to also use their machine shop and a presentation center to host our kickoff event. County College of Morris is apparently one of the top community colleges so we are pretty lucky to have them help us and I suggest other teams do the same for a machining resource.