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Article 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.

Article October 15, 2013 Jeffrey Yoders

Smart design: Turning Performance

Design for manufacturability is catching on among the more sophisticated clients of machine shops.

Article October 15, 2013 Frank Burke

Vibration de-escalation: General Industry Coverage

New and traditional part grinding technologies combine to control vibration and improve precision.

Article October 15, 2013 Alan Richter

A shop grows in Brooklyn

Tucked into the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, Linda Tool, a family-owned machine shop, is adding to its capabilities.

Article October 15, 2013 Kip Hanson

Light step: General Industry Coverage

New technology has reduced the footprints of sinker EDMs and made them smarter, faster and more efficient.

Article October 15, 2013 Susan Woods

Multiple options: Medical Manufacturing

Multisensor measurement can make part inspection for machine shops more efficient.

Article October 15, 2013 Alan Richter

Metalworking product review for October 2013

A review of metalworking products as compiled by the editors of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article September 15, 2013 Christopher Tate

The power behind shop automation

Diminishing numbers of skilled tradesmen in the workforce and the need to reduce production costs have caused machine tool automation to proliferate during the past decade.

Article 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.

Article 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.

Article September 15, 2013 Alan Richter

Making the leap to MQL

Minimize lubricant for a mass-production cylinder head line. Switch to minimum quantity lubrication.

Article September 15, 2013 Alan Richter

Robot to the rescue: General Industry Coverage

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.

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