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Rams Learn Welding

Priscilla Vazquez

May 3, 2016

Rams Rock Crawling aims to provide an environment where students can learn concepts relating to design and operation of rock crawling and off-road vehicles. RRC also contains the Baja SAE competition team, which competes nationally to design and build an off-road vehicle. RRC uses the Baja competition as a case study to demonstrate and apply the rock crawling concepts the club has learned. Baja SAE consists of competitions that test students’ ability to design and build a vehicle that can survive rough terrain. Project challenges include design, manufacturing, business management, and more.

Last March, the club held a welding workshop off campus, at Spidertrax in Loveland. The students also toured the Spidertrax facility, where they specialize in the fabrication of off-road suspension and gear-train components.

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