The experienced staff from the machine shop is in charge of: specifying and buying the materials and components to the experimental rigs, machine the parts, assemble the parts and finally put them in operation. The technical staff also participates from the design stages of the experimental rigs and very often do follow up the experimental work. Most of the set ups employ several materials requiring from the team specific skills to work with steel, stainless steel, aluminum, cooper, wood, plexiglass and rubber. Despite of the skilled people from the machine shop the 2PFG highly recommends the engagement of the students with the shop activities related to their research work. We believe it is a good opportunity to have the students to put the hands on as well as to have them face the difficulties in constructing an apparatus. Definitely they will come out of this job with more experience in design. The machine shop is in an area of nearly 80m². It is equipped with stationary machines such as: lathe, milling machine, driller, guillotine and saw. It also has a torch and electrical welding plus several hand machines and all sorts of pliers, screw drivers, tonges, vices, and keys.