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Why CIM ?
Manufacturing 2 takes the skills learned in the first course, and allows you to explore them further with advanced projects. Through advanced Lathe and Mill projects, you will apply tighter tolerances in your machining. Through more welding processes, including stainless steel TIG welding, you will enhance your welding techniques.
Students will also have the opportunity to choose 1-2 independent projects in the lab for assignment. Past projects have included; grills, hitch racks, hammers, vices, trailers, dice, rotating targets and much more!
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What to expect ?
Manufacturing 2 is 95% independent lab work. Students will be given their Assignment's Packet with ALL projects listed to begin on. As each project is finished, they will be graded on the spot. Student's are to manage their class time to complete the projects at hand.
Projects are designed to further strengthen the skills of each student in the lab, including measurement and blueprint reading. Every project is given as a CAD drawing with dimensions and notes. See the below documents for a glimpse into the course.
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 Bret Liederbach, Class of 2007
"I wanted to broaden my knowledge for a career path in Automotive Technologies by learning sheetmetal and welding."
Dave Smith, President of Kusel Equipment CO,
"Today, and in the future, we see a shortage of skilled welders, grinders, fabrication, and assembly workers and are excited to see WHS providing these programs."
Drew Brunning, Class of 2007
"I took Technology Education classes originally to help learn more about the careers I was interested in, but ended up learning more than I could have hoped for about what other career options were available."
 in the news / publications
See what previous classes have done by clicking the below links to view the articles as a pdf document.
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