Inside Purdue Engineering: ME's hammer
Channel: Purdue Engineering
Date: 2022-02-08

Inside Purdue Engineering is a series that features traditions of schools, programs and organizations within the College of Engineering. 

This installment features the history of Mechanical Engineering's hammer. For more than 25 years, ME students have learned how to use the machine shop by making their own small hammer. Now, students have introduced a new design to bring the hammer into the 21st century.

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