Giovani Engineering

Hey guys! Welcome back to the final part of this project.I'm excited to show you guys how much has happened since the last time.😊  There was a little problem I ran into, by mistake I drilled the wrong size into the piece. Thankfully there was a rivet that was bigger than the normal ones.  I was holding the piece and the base together so I can drill the hole in the right place. The temporary rivets are the things that are holding it together.

 Welcome back guys! This is my update for the month of February. During the period of this month, I have  been working on welding. Q: What type of weld are you trying to learn first? A: Well, first things first I cut off two metal pieces to weld. I was preparing to weld the two pieces into a T weld. Q: Cool, how did you learn to do a T weld? A:My teacher taught me a technique how to weld a T weld. Essentially you have to make a C pattern across the weld. You always start in the bottom and then overlap each c pattern really close. Q:That's great! What was the next weld you did after the T weld? A:The next weld I was trying to prepare for after the T weld is a pipe and metal weld. Q: What technique did the teacher show you for this weld? A: Well for this technique I was taught that the key here is patience. I had to put a tack on every number position in that paper. I also had to wait for each tack to cool down. Q: How did the tacking process turn out? ...

Hey people of the Internet! It has been a while since I have posted something new on my blog but I have come back with a new project that I have been working on. My machines and tools teacher (rgrosinger@wnyschools.net) gave me an awesome opportunity to work on a project for Bergen Community College! The team over there have been working on a really cool project and essentially what they needed is a case made out of metal to cover a controller for an electric vehicle. However I was given the chance to do it  so I went for it! I will walk you through the process. This is just a picture to give you an idea of what I am going to do. Viewer: That's awesome! So what was the first thing that you did in order to get to your goal? A: Well first things first, I had to do an outline with measurements to get an idea of what I am doing. These were supposed to be the dimensions, however later on It changed because we encountered problems. As you can see in the drawing it ...

Hey guys! I'm back with another project that I learned in my machines and tools class. There are only a few school days left, and I decided I  wanted to make one last project before the school year was over. So I present to you, how you can do your own dustpan.  Q: Awesome!! So what is the first step? A:Well before you even start touching any tools, make sure you know how you want it to look. Make sure to do a paper cut, just like i did. If you do you will  at least know the dimensions of what your working on.

Hello again, I'm back with another post for my blog. These last couple of weeks I've been in the process of  learning a new skill from my machines and tools class. I learned how to weld! In this post I will also show you the steps so you can also weld.  Q:So what's the first step? A: First things first, I started off by looking around the room for some metal I could use. I found a piece but it was huge in length so I had to cut it down into several pieces.  Q:How did you cut down the metal into several pieces? A: The way I cut it down is by using this saw that is used specifically for this type of job. It is a metal cut-off saw. I had to cut off the pieces by four inches long. Q: What type of safety precautions did you take while handling this type of machinery?

While I was working on some class projects, I noticed that most sheet metal that was lying around was covered in rust. Which meant that I could not use the metal because its appearance would make my project look bad. Although I could ignore the pieces covered in rust, I decided to do something about. I am going to use a specific tool that removes most rust and any other thing that is on the surface. Question: What tool removes rust from sheet metal? Answer: The machine above is called a Sand Blaster Cabinet. The machines spray gun shoots little sand particles fast enough to remove all stains and rust.

1)What project or tool are you working on? Answer: The tool i'm using is a combination of  Shear  Press,  Brake  & Slip  Roll.  2) How do you use this project or tool?