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Reverse-engineered parts hit the highway
Ensure custom motorcycle parts still seamlessly interface with OEM models after converting them from composites to metal. Scanning and CAD modeling services.
Five-axis flexibility
Boost productivity by reducing machine downtime. Six 5-axis milling machines with pallet systems and lights-out manufacturing capability.
Bringing back business is groovy
Regain business from a former customer by winning bids on a family of shafts with multiple grooves. Versatile grooving and turning tools.
You try and break it!
A testy welding test.
Selecting the proper toolholder
The foundation of robust and successful CNC milling and drilling processes consists of numerous elements, including high-quality machine tools, sturdy work holders and high-performance cutting tools. Toolholders are another of the basic elements.
Automating the impossible
Cutting Tool Engineering Senior Editor Evan Jones Thorne interviews Len Graham of Rexam Mold Manufacturing.
Rotary tables tackle heavy loads with ease
Tired of your wimpy 5C indexer or NC rotary table giving up its position faster than a politician after an election? Maybe it's time to supersize that commodity indexer.
R&R time
Gage repeatability and reproducibility studies improve measurement systems.
Steady aim
Despite setbacks, a South Carolina shop thrives, develops winning production strategy.
Liquid cool
Cutting fluids make it easier to keep your cool when workpieces are difficult to machine.
Strong finishers
When selecting a boring or reaming tool to finish a hole, the application is everything.