Mechanical PRACTICE workshop

Location           - ME Building Mechanical Workshop 1

Opening Hours - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Brief Explanation

The workshop is a comprehensive, hands-on mechanical training program designed to introduce students to various techniques and tools used in manufacturing and assembly processes. It is part of the sophomore curriculum, aimed at familiarizing students with essential tools and techniques in mechanical engineering.

Workshop Topics

• Measurement and Layout - Practicing disassembly, measurement, and layout using precision tools like Vernier calipers and micrometers.

• Plasma and Metal Cutting - Learning to cut and shape metal using plasma cutting machines and grinders.

• Bench Work - Performing manual operations such as sawing, filing, and shaping metal components.

• Milling - Hands-on training with milling machines for precision cutting and edge preparation on aluminum workpieces.

• 3D Part Programming for CNC - Designing 3D models, generating G-codes, and operating CNC milling machines.

• Turning - Using lathes to shape, drill, and prepare metal components such as bolts and nuts.

• Drilling and Tapping - Creating threaded holes and performing drilling operations on metal plates and bars.

• Sheet Metal Work - Cutting, folding, and assembling sheet metal into functional components.

• Metal Arc Welding - Applying welding techniques to join metal parts using electric arc welding.

• CNC Machining - Setting up and operating CNC machines for automated precision manufacturing.

This workshop ensures students gain practical experience and foundational skills, preparing them for more advanced courses and real-world engineering challenges.