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Does Wal-Mart love U.S. products?
Articles October 15, 2013
Does Wal-Mart love U.S. products?
When the world's biggest retailer pledged it would buy an additional $50 billion worth of U.S.-made products over the next decade, Cutting Tool Engineering Editorial Director Alan Rooks questions whether the news is cause for celebration.
Bridging the CAM-to-machine gap
Articles October 15, 2013 Surya Kommareddy
Bridging the CAM-to-machine gap
When people ask why it's important to select a high-quality post-processor, I always liken it to building a house, reports Surya Kommareddy, with DMG / Mori Seiki USA Inc. in this month's issue of Cutting Tool Engineering.
Shifting gears to manage crises
Articles October 15, 2013 Keith Jennings
Shifting gears to manage crises
I'm a big a supporter of my local community college's machining programs. There's one facet of machine shop management a classroom can't prepare a student for, though: the constant, yet unexpected, gear shifting that goes on when you're running a shop.
Machining the ‘unmachinable’
Articles September 15, 2013 Tom Lipton
Machining the ‘unmachinable’
Tom Lipton, the author of Cutting Tool Engineering's Shop Operations column, shares a trick he learned that reveals an interesting use of relatively crash-proof soft metal or plastic bed plates on a milling machine.
Flute polishing boosts surface integrity
Articles September 15, 2013 Alan Richter
Flute polishing boosts surface integrity
Improve cutting edge integrity and flute faces of cutting tools. A flute finishing process that uses a fine-grit, hybrid resin-bond flute polishing grinding wheel, special truing wheels and fine-grit dressing sticks.

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