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South End Machine Images

Bandsaw 590 by 288

 
Bronx bender 590 by 288

 
Circular saw and extractor 590 by 288

 
CNC lathe 590 by 288

 
CNC mill 590 by 288

 
Edwards notcher 590 by 288

 
Gabro machine 1 of 4, 590 by 288

 
Gabro machine 2 of 4, 590 by 288

 
Gabro machine 3 of 4, 590 by 288

 
Gabro machine 4 of 4, 590 by 288

 
Large folder 590 by 288

 
Large roller 590 by 288

 
Small folder 590 by 288

 
Small roller 590 by 288

 
Linisher 590 by 288

 
Manual lathes 590 by 288

 
Manual mills 590 by 288

 
Meddings pillar drill 590 by 288

 
Norton flypresses 590 by 288

 
Set of three small pillar drills

 
Spot-welders and cooler 590 by 288

 

“A modern workspace where engineering students can come together outside of the classroom to think, experiment, design, build and exchange ideas.”

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The Engineering Department are delighted to announce a major refurbishment project taking place in the Summer of 2015. 

£2M donation from the James Dyson Foundation, a £2.65M investment from the Higher Education Funding Council for England and £0.6M from the University of Cambridge will allow us to transform the workshop and library facilities for hands-on learning, access to information, and the encouragement of creativity and innovation.

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