Texas State Technical College student Jax Sours checks his measurement while machining an aluminum component during the Precision Machining Technology program’s Machine Shop Mania competition Thursday. In a surprise for participants, the TSTC Foundation awarded a $2,000 scholarship to each of the three first-place competitors, with the three runners-up getting $500 each.
TSTC’s stable of mills and lathes gets a workout Thursday during the school’s inaugural Machine Shop Mania event, which also served as an opportunity to register new students. Second- and third-semester students had 45 minutes to complete their aluminum projects under the watchful eyes of judges and instructors.
Colton Lopez sets up a lathe as he works to complete his project for Thursday’s Machine Shop Mania event at TSTC. Students who thought they were competing for bragging rights were surprised with $2,000 scholarships for the three first-place finishers and $500 scholarships for the three runners-up.
One of the teams competing in the Machine Shop Mania event Thursday at TSTC celebrates a win in the trivia portion of the student competition.
Aluminum filings spin away from a student’s project during Thursday’s Machine Shop Mania event at TSTC.
Texas State Technical College student Jax Sours checks his measurement while machining an aluminum component during the Precision Machining Technology program’s Machine Shop Mania competition Thursday. In a surprise for participants, the TSTC Foundation awarded a $2,000 prize to each of the three first-place competitors, with the three runners-up getting $500 each.
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Texas State Technical College student Jax Sours checks his measurement while machining an aluminum component during the Precision Machining Technology program’s Machine Shop Mania competition Thursday. In a surprise for participants, the TSTC Foundation awarded a $2,000 scholarship to each of the three first-place competitors, with the three runners-up getting $500 each.
TSTC’s stable of mills and lathes gets a workout Thursday during the school’s inaugural Machine Shop Mania event, which also served as an opportunity to register new students. Second- and third-semester students had 45 minutes to complete their aluminum projects under the watchful eyes of judges and instructors.
Colton Lopez sets up a lathe as he works to complete his project for Thursday’s Machine Shop Mania event at TSTC. Students who thought they were competing for bragging rights were surprised with $2,000 scholarships for the three first-place finishers and $500 scholarships for the three runners-up.
One of the teams competing in the Machine Shop Mania event Thursday at TSTC celebrates a win in the trivia portion of the student competition.
Aluminum filings spin away from a student’s project during Thursday’s Machine Shop Mania event at TSTC.
Texas State Technical College student Jax Sours checks his measurement while machining an aluminum component during the Precision Machining Technology program’s Machine Shop Mania competition Thursday. In a surprise for participants, the TSTC Foundation awarded a $2,000 prize to each of the three first-place competitors, with the three runners-up getting $500 each.
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