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Talking cure
The use of conversational programming is growing and may influence tomorrow's conventional machine controls.
Software optional
Debating the need for CAM systems on Swiss-style machines.
How 3D Printing Speeds Up Automotive Prototyping
Producing prototype automotive parts via 3-D printing helps reduce time to market while boosting vehicle quality and fuel efficiency.
CAM initiatives help job shops succeed
When management smiles down upon CAM initiatives, shops can realize numerous benefits, according to the Get With The Program column in this month's Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Brave new world for manufacturing
Cutting Tool Engineering Editorial Director Alan Rooks ponders the impact additive manufacturing will make on the industry.
Cold, hard and thin
Ultrashort pulsed-laser deposition of diamond-like coatings.
Through the looking glass
An MTConnect app for Google Glass.
Shrink-fit toolholder fundamentals
Part manufacturers are always challenged to achieve toolholding connections that are simple, repeatable and stiff, and shrink-fit toolholders provide those requirements.
Rep’s pitch is high and outside
This month's Cutting Tool Engineering Machinist's Corner column asks, "Why waste everyone's time courting a new customer if you aren't prepared to accommodate them?"
Bigger is not always better
After working in the machining and fabrication business for 21 years, Keith Jennings, the Manager's Desk columnist for Cutting Tool Engineering, has concluded that million-dollar jobs don't guarantee big profits.
Robot to the rescue
Produce additional parts without investing in a new machine tool and eliminate manually bending parts. A robot that is flexible and easy to program and move.