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Re: CNC Machines
We Have PLTW at our school. Some of the classes are: Aerospace & Engineering, Computer Intergrated Manufacturing (CIM), CAD 1 & 2, Computer Graphics, & a whole lot more that I dont know the name of.
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Re: CNC Machines
I make parts for 1024, but the machine shop I work at is not related to the team. ECU has 2 cnc mills, knee mill, engine lathe, a couple gantry mills, grinder, etc.
I don't go to the school where the team is... but at MCC where the team is based there are PLTW classes available, dont know exactly which ones. -q |
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