Today's sand-casting session for a prototype of the plaque has been concluded!
The final plaque will be a historic marker in recognition of Lafayette native Colonel William B. Carroll and his service during the Civil War. @EPICSPurdue
Unfortunately for the MSE Bronze team, the anodizing process did not turn out as intended, but we plan to continue our progress next semester. @EPICSPurdue
MSE Bronze Team has completed the finishing process for the plaque so it can be anodized and has also been working to figure out the best strategy to mount it. @EPICSPurdue
The MSE Bronze Team has been hard at work putting the finishing touches on the plaque such as cutting and grinding the runners before we send it off to be anodized. @EPICSPurdue
The MSE bronze team has completed its final cast and it turned out beautifully! Now, we are all moving on to getting it sent to be anodized and working on the mounting plate. @EPICSPurdue
the new semester has begun, and the MSE Bronze team is back at it with the returning team members and some new ones. We're all getting ready to start casting once again. @EPICSPurdue
The semester for the MSE Bronze team has officially wrapped up. All of our members worked extremely hard to get to this point. The final plaque of the semester was completed and the design review was given. Great job everyone involved
Join the EPICS MSE_Bronze team to learn about the interesting process of casting or if you already know about it we could always use more help! 🔥 @EPICSPurdue