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C.M. Russell High students in Great Falls, Montana hone metal skills with new computer-driven milling machine

May 11, 2009/

C.M. Russell High students are striding into the future this spring and learning to program a computer-driven machine to mill precision cuts in metal.
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The school district used money from a federal technology grant to purchase the Haas Tool Room Mill last fall for $36,000 installed, counting all the tools, said metal fabrication teacher Paul Hogan.

By PETER JOHNSON • Tribune Staff Writer

Full Story: http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20090511/LIFESTYLE/905110306

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