pic: N.E.R.D. Trophies

[JohnBoucher]

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[Rich Wong]

That is really COOL!!!

Someone worked long hours cutting them New England maps!

[Jay H 237]

I recognize the shop in the background


How many of those were made with the plasma cutter?

[JohnBoucher]

12 were made. Plasma cutter makes quick work.

[Freddy Schurr]

What is this for?

[Travis Hoffman]

Ouch! Sharp! They look like they'd make rather wicked weapons. If Batman were a n.e.r.d., he'd be in heaven with a couple of those nerd-a-rangs in his utility belt.

[Elgin Clock]

Originally Posted by Freddy Schurr

What is this for?

These were trophies to be given to teams from all over (not just New England) for their performance based at a New England Regional or Off Season Event.

Teams were chosen by a nomination process by N.E.R.D. members, and then voted upon.

There were 10-12 awards I believe in various categories and some were handed out to winning teams who attended Battle Cry 7 @ WPI this weekend.

Others have yet to be handed out, because they were teams who were not at Battle Cry 7 but who attended and showed a strong dominance in multiple areas at a New England Regional or Off Season in the 2006 year.

Congratulations to every team who won a N.E.R.D. award!

Pics of wining teams and their trophy's handed out at Battle Cry 7 to be uploaded soon when I figure out how and where they should go since they are all on my camera. LOL

[Andrew Rudolph]

From Floridas resident (well sort of) metal sculptor/trophy maker I say, Good job!

[Peter Matteson]

Even though they look rather sharp none of our students cut themselves on them.

BTW Andy I didn't catch up with you but wanted to see if you used a CNC Plasma cutter or a transfer jig.

Pete

[Ted Boucher]

Originally Posted by Peter Matteson

BTW Andy I didn't catch up with you but wanted to see if you used a CNC Plasma cutter or a transfer jig.

I can answer that one, Scott Shaw and myself created these trophies using a Plasma Cam CNC plasma cutter. This machine is really good for cutting 1/8th inch steel sheets for classes at Watertown High School. Sadly, we only use this machine to prototype designs for robotics.