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Article October 15, 2014 Michael Deren

Continuing what we started: General Industry Coverage

Whether we're machinists, programmers, manufacturing engineers or material scientists, we need to prepare our replacements, urges Machinist's Corner Columnist Michael Deren in the October 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.

Article October 15, 2014 Dr. Scott Smith

Preloading ball nuts: General Industry Coverage

The advantages of preloading ball nuts.

Article October 15, 2014 Alan Richter

As the U turns: Turning Performance

A U-axis system that enables complete machining of a part on one standard machine tool without rotating the workpiece or moving it to a lathe.

Article October 15, 2014 Alan Richter

So long bactericide: General Industry Coverage

Metalworking fluids formulated to be bactericide-free and nearly odorless.

Article October 15, 2014

Tide turning in tech training?

Pundits have long said that U.S. machine shops and parts manufacturers need skilled candidates to fill thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of available jobs. The problem, it's alleged, is getting people interested in manufacturing in the first place.

Article October 15, 2014 Steven Weeks

Metrology software

Metrology software offers unique benefits.

Article October 15, 2014 Alan Richter

When more is better: Drilling Performance

Simultaneous machining on two to four spindles enhances efficiency and lowers the cost per part for high-volume production.

Article October 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Head in the cloud: Inspection Efficiency

One of the functions of the cloud is to provide software programs to users without the hassle of actually installing it. Instead, a Web browser or small bit of software known as a client is used to share information with a group of computers or servers.

Article October 15, 2014 Evan Jones Thorne

Selecting surface-hardening methods: General Industry Coverage

The choice of selective suface-hardening methods depends on workpiece size, shape material and application, but they can be grouped in two main categories: thermal and mechanical.

Article October 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Machine-integrated inspection systems can improve quality, profitability

Stopping a machine to measure a workpiece is a waste of time. Not only is a high-priced piece of CNC equipment being taken out of production, but the measurements obtained when a machinist leans into a machine with a micrometer or bore gage can't compare in accuracy to those generated by a coordinate measuring machine or inline probe.

Article October 15, 2014 Swapnil Gupta

Integrating digital tool libraries into CAM software

Integrating digital tool libraries into CAM software enables process improvement.

Article October 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Lower-power light enhances tool marking

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