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Precision Machining Technology
This program provides hands-on experience as well as classroom
instruction in all aspects of basic machining. Courses include
blueprint reading, bench work, layout engine lathes, and milling
machines. Hands-on projects are used to build actual tools and
machines which can be used in the shop by students. Live work is
done by the students for the general public and local industry. A
co-op program is available for qualified advanced students.
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Intro to Mill, Press, Grinder
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Intermediate Lathe & Bench Work
Students also have an opportunity to participate in written and
skill tests at Wallace State Community College. Depending on the
student's knowledge and skills the student could earn up to 12 hours
of college credit in Precision Machining Technology at Wallace.
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