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2 November 2023
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STEM Training at DCC

Category : Blog , STEM

On the second day of our STEM training at Divine Christian College, the students practiced Pascal’s pressure law using our cusomized STEM kits built by our team of experts.

The students were excited to apply their knowledge of Pascal’s pressure law to real-life scenarios. They worked in groups, experimenting with different variables and observing the effects on pressure within the STEM kits.

31 October 2023
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FUTURE OF WORK

Category : Blog

In the rapidly changing world, preparing for the future of work in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields involves a combination of skills, knowledge, and expertise.

We prepared the students from Divine Christian College to pursue STEM related career by introducing them to the fundamentals of STEM.

The students were introduced to Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing. They designed and 3D printed a keyholder.

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Machining the Titans 10

Category : Blog

We designed and machined the Titan M10 from the Titans building block series.

Features:

The Titan 10M has a honeycomb feature for weight reduction(aerospace applications), island on the bottom side, threads on the top side, and the entire top space being tapered.

While machining, maintain comprehensive documentation of the machining process, inspections, and quality control measures for traceability and future reference.

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It’s crucial to note that machining aluminum requires expertise, patience, and precision due to the material’s characteristics. Proper tooling, cutting speeds, feeds, and coolant strategies are essential to prevent tool wear, workpiece deformation, and overheating during the machining process.

Additionally, safety measures must be followed, including proper handling of titanium dust and chips, as they can pose health and safety hazards.

31 October 2023
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Machining the Titans 9

Category : Blog

We designed and machined the Titan M9 from the Titans building block series.

Features:

The Titan M9 is an aerospace bracket with a unique, 3D surfaced shape.

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After machining the Titans, Remember to conduct a final inspection to verify that the component meets all quality and dimensional requirements. If the component is part of a larger assembly, ensure it fits and functions correctly within the assembly.

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Machining the Titan 8

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We designed and machined the Titan M8 from the Titan Building Blocks series.

Features:

The Titan M8 has a binocular shape that is uncommon in machining. It has an odd part that has pockets, through holes, and an inner diameter O-ring groove.

Depending on the application, machining the Titans may require additional treatments like heat treatment, surface coating, or anodizing for enhanced properties

While machining the Titans remember to perform Post-Machining Treatments

31 October 2023
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Machining the Titans 7

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We designed and machined the Titan M7 from the Titan Building Blocks series.

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Here we have an L-bracket with mirrored cut-outs on both the top and the bottom.

Steps to Consider while machining the Titans: Tool Maintenance.

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Regularly inspect and replace cutting tools as needed to maintain quality and efficiency.

31 October 2023
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Machining the Titans 6

Category : Blog

We designed and machined the Titan M6 from the Titan Building Blocks series.

Features

Here we have a circle with a pattern of islands resting on the top surface. The part also has holes and threads.

Steps to Consider while machining the Titans: Rough Machining

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Begin with rough machining operations to remove excess material quickly. This may include:

Facing: Creating a flat surface on the workpiece.

Milling: Removing material from large areas.

Drilling: Creating holes as needed.

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Machining the Titans 5

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We designed and machined the Titan M5 from the Titan Building Blocks series.

Features: The Titan M5 has a star shape which is a commonly used shape in machining. We created a realistic part that has threaded holes and engraving.