MakerCenter Shops
Electronics Shop
The Electronics Shop at Stevens Schaefer School of Engineering and Science is an institute-wide resource serving the entire Stevens community by enabling design ideas and engineering solutions to move from concept to functional prototype.
The electronics shop is staffed by a full-time electrical technician with many years of hands-on and practical experience in the manufacture, fabrication and deployment of unique engineered systems, from student prototypes to fully functional systems.
Capabilities
Please Note: Electrical Services does not design, create or edit software for electronic circuits
Electronic Prototyping
Electrical & Electronic Design (limited)
Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Layout
Industrial Controls
Instrumentation
Radio Controls
Data Acquisition
Pneumatic, Hydraulic, & Process Controls
Repair/Trouble Shooting of Instrumentation, Lab & Test Equipment
Make An Electronics Request
Before submitting an electronics request, have the following information prepared:
Work request details outlined
Material type
Drawing
Submit your request using the appropriate link below.
Soldering Techniques
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Through-Hole: Watch Video on YouTube
Surface Mount: Watch Video on YouTube
Helpful Videos
Contact and Location
ROBERT WEISS
EMAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: 201-216-5342
The Electronics Shop is a part of the Machine Shop, located in Davidson Lab, 2nd floor.
Electronics Shop Staff
ROBERT WEISS
Electrical
PAUL MCCLELLAND
MakerCenter Director
Machine Shop
The Machine Shop at Stevens Schaefer School of Engineering and Science is an institute-wide resource serving the entire Stevens community by enabling design ideas and engineering solutions to move from concept to functional prototype.The facility is staffed by full-time designers and machinists, with more than 75 years of hands-on and practical experience in the manufacture, fabrication and deployment of unique engineered systems from student prototypes to fully functional systems.
Safety
Safety is a primary focus of the shop. All students, faculty, and staff are required to follow the safety requirements while in the shop. Any member of the Stevens community who disregards the shop safety procedures or directions or in any way, endangers the safety
of themselves or others is subject to ejection from the shop.
Make A Machine Shop Request
Before submitting a machine shop request, have the following information prepared:
Work request details outlined
Material type
Drawing
Submit your request using the appropriate link below.
Machine Shop Forms
How to Manufacture Your Part
Senior Project Teams - After submitting your drawing(s) and receiving approval from the machine shop to move forward, you can request time in the shop to manufacture those parts under the close supervision of the machine shop staff.1. Submit one person's name from the team to:
1. E-Mail: [email protected]
Subject: "Scheduler Registration" to gain access to the shop's calendars.
2. The scheduler will coordinate time for (maximum 3 people) on either of the shop's Google calendar(s).
3. Show up for your scheduled time.
Contact and Location
E-Mail: [email protected]
Phone: 201-216-5265
Paul McClelland
Email: [email protected]
The Machine Shop is located in Davidson Lab, 2nd floor
MACHINE SHOP STAFF
BRUCE FRASER
Instructional Machinist
DOUG MENDING
Design Eng/Machinist
PAUL MCCLELLAND
MakerCenter Director
Welding Shop
The Welding Shop at Stevens Schaefer School of Engineering and Science is an institute-wide resource serving the entire Stevens community by enabling design ideas and engineering solutions to move from concept to functional prototype.
Make A Welding Request
Before submitting a welding request, have the following information prepared:
Work request details out lined
Material type
Drawing
Submit your request using the appropriate link below.
Welding Service Forms
Welding Information
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Aluminum | x |
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Brass |
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Cast Iron | x | x |
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Copper |
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Magnesium Alloys |
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Stainless Steele | x | x | x |
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Titanium |
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Skill Level: | MEDIUM | MEDIUM | LOW | HIGH | HIGH |
Learn More About Welding Service Types
MIG Welding
TIG Welding
ARC Welding
Oxy Welding
Plasma Cutting
Typical Welding Joints
Corner Joint | Butt Joint | Edge Joint | Lap Joint | Tee Joint |
Welding Safety
Safety Tips
Electric shock can kill
Hot parts can burn
Fumes and gasses are hazardous
ARC rays can burn eyes and skin
Flying metal and sparks can cause injury
Electromagnetic fields can interfere with medical devices
Noise can damage hearing
Welding can cause fire or explosion
Gas cylinders can explode if damaged
Buildup of gas can cause injury or death
Personal Protective Gear
Personal protective gear designed for welding should be worn at all times.
Welding Cap | Welding Coat | Welding Gloves | Welding Helmet | Welding Pants | Work Boots |
Location
The Welding Shop is a part of the Machine Shop, located in Davidson Lab, 2nd floor.