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Article August 15, 2014 Dr. Scott Smith

Reversal techniques in measurement: General Industry Coverage

The Machine Technology column in the August 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine reviews the use of the reversal technique in machine measurement.

Article August 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Speed meets performance: General Industry Coverage

A new arc technology for depositing smooth PVD coatings on cutting tools.

Article August 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Connecting the dots: General Industry Coverage

A system to share real-time data between a lathe's CNC and bar feeder.

Article August 15, 2014

Metalworking barometer headed up?: Drilling Performance

IMTS serves as a convenient benchmark for the health of the U.S. metalworking industry, allowing comparisons with the last go-round, and the ones before that.

Article August 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Salary rebound: Industry Trends & Analysis

Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's biennial salary survey for 2014 shows the earnings of metalworking professionals heading upward.

Article August 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Making the invisible visible: Inspection Efficiency

A tool inventory management system shows who's using what and for what purpose.

Article August 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Vertical automation

Teach your vertical machining center to "dance without a partner."

Article August 15, 2014 Timo Mager

Launch pad: Threadmilling is an attractive alternative to tapping

Orbital thread milling is an attractive alternative to tapping, according to a report filed by Walter AG.

Article August 15, 2014 Evan Jones Thorne

Certifiably consistent: Medical Manufacturing

Certifications help shops develop consistent quality assurance practices -- and new business.

Article August 15, 2014 Mitchell Kirby

Saving face: Get a grip on machined parts with face drivers

When turning long parts, the traditional workholding technique is to chuck one end of the part and support the other end with a live or dead center. This is generally effective but has two drawbacks.

Article August 15, 2014 Frank Burke

Machine monitoring morphs

Advances in software, sensors and connectivity create more choices and greater accessibility for machine monitoring.

Article August 15, 2014 Susan Woods

Fill in the gaps: Drilling Performance

Tapered-pipe applications call for interrupted-thread taps.

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