The College of Arts and Sciences Instrument Machine Shop and its technicians have played a key role in nationally funded research and scientific study for more than five decades. With over 90 years of combined machining experience, we plan, design, fabricate and repair precision devices for use in a wide range of projects. Working to assist College of Arts and Sciences faculty and graduate students, our team of experts can build anything from optic adapters to a 35 foot recirculating flume.
We collaborate with faculty and graduate students to design and fabricate highly complex parts, devices, prototypes and equipment. Using software such as MasterCam and AutoDesk Fusion, we are capable of generating schematics and part files for our Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines.
Projects made possible in our shop include but are not limited to:
Our capabilities are made possible by the machines and tools available to us, which include:
Gary Nottingham
Instructional Support Technician
grn@buffalo.edu
Kevin Cullinan
Instructional Support Technician
kmc38@buffalo.edu
Thomas Brachmann
Instructional Support Associate
tjb23@buffalo.edu
Work orders can be submitted in person or via email to any of us, but we would prefer face to face discussion of what you are looking for as we often have a lot of questions regarding what you are trying to accomplish. We try to maintain a "first in first out" priority method with regard to work being completed, so the sooner you contact us the better.
Download the CAS Instrument Machine Shop Work Order spreadsheet, print, complete and submit it to our team.
(716) 645-3904
161 Fronczak Hall
On the opposite side of the breezeway from the elevators.