Burn the burr
Efficiently deburr machined hydraulic manifolds. A machine that deburrs via thermal energy.
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Improving the inspection process
An interview with Michael Nahum, Micro Encoder Inc.
Hold fast
High-speed machining is an amorphous term, but can generally mean anything from 10,000 rpm to, at least theoretically, 500,000 rpm or higher. At high speeds, even the slightest toolholder movement or runout can drastically reduce tool life, spindle life, surface finish and part quality.
Smart saws
Bandsaws turn high-tech with advanced control and cloud-based intelligence.
Technology waterfall
Abrasive waterjet machines become easier to use and more affordable as equipment evolves.
Sea change
INOVA Geophysical rethinks machining process, saves close to $1 million by reshoring production from China.
Bringing it home
Horst Engineering shifts production from Mexico to Connecticut.
CAD/CAM Q&A
Having the proper CAD/CAM system is critical when machining parts. Presented in this Q&A are the answers to 10 key questions about how to determine the right CAD/CAM system for your operation.
Home is where the part is
CTE Editorial Director Alan Rooks addresses reshoring in the final Lead Angle column of his 9-year career at Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Superhard carbon
A laser arc method to coat engine and other parts with a diamond-like coating.
New Metal Powders Support Additive Manufacturing at Scale
An aluminum-magnesium-scandium powder for additive manufacturing that exhibits the specific strength of titanium and the positive properties of aluminum.
Quest for tool knowledge
Quest for cutting tool knowledge leads Machinist's Corner Columnist Michael Deren to attend cutting tool seminars provided by Sumitomo Electric Carbide Manufacturing Inc., New Berlin, Wis.