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So you need to make a widget but were to begin . . . .
This isn't you typical lecture class. You don't just take notes and go home. This is active learning at its best.
Thus our motto: Safety … Safety … Safety.
This hands-on course emphasis' keeping your hands on! All right - there's a lot more than that. Here's a sample of some of the most valuable information, next to putting your tools away when your done, you will ever learn.
- Care and use of those big, powerful milling and lathe machines.
- How to talk machinist 'shop' talk.
- Some very good how-to's.
- Trouble shooting when it comes to the all-important (yet always overlooked) art of measuring.
- The "ins and out's" of shop thingamajigs, vises, micrometers, depth gages, calipers to name just a few.
- Choosing the right material for the perfect outcome.
Class Details:
- Cost: $200.00
- Classes are small - up to 6 students per class.
- One week long - 2 hours per day, Monday through Friday.
- Graduates receive a Risk Management Safety Card, which grants you access to use the shop facilities after class (we know you still need to get those prototypes made and need a place to make them)
- Classes fill-up very fast!
Contact Sid Gustafson at sid.gustafson@colorado.edu (or 303-492-8545) for class availability and course fees.
