The Architecture class presented a re-imagined space for the lobby at the High School. A space where students can sit, meet and access information about events throughout the building. The focal point is a CNC Plasma cut lion head logo designed and cut by the CAD classes and the welding classes carefully fabricated and attached the brackets that support the logo on the wall.

Mr. Pope's CAD class designed, 3D printed and vacuum formed West Islip themed chocolate molds.  Click to take a look at the process.

West Islip Robotics R&D - - In partnership with one of our local Manufacturing companies, the Robotics class is evaluating the feasibility of using a Universal Robotics UR5e cobot to automate drilling for aerospace applications. 

In building our corporate relationships, we have become a go to source for custom made parts. These experience help to foster high impact, on-demand learning opportunities for our students. 

Take a look at the executive boardroom sign that was cut in our lab on  the Shopsabre CNC plasma cutter. We didn't make it shinny and polished, but our students were able to work on the CAM toolpaths and help cut the parts.  For this job we swapped out "shop air" for compressed Nitrogen gas. Nitrogen helps to ensure a clean edge when plasma cutting aluminum.

See how we design and plasma cut our own floor drain covers.