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Article April 15, 2013 Tom Lipton

Working with CNC equipment: Inspection Efficiency

Anybody with half a brain can immediately see the usefulness of computer-controlled equipment. The ability of a machine to telescope the work processes so they run in parallel instead of series can turn a single machinist into a one-person army.

Article April 15, 2013 Keith Jennings

Protecting the small valuables: People & Companies

If an employee makes up his mind to borrow or take something without permission, chances are he'll get away with it, cautions the Manager's Desk column in the April 2013 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article April 15, 2013 Dr. Scott Smith

Measuring machine errors with a ball bar

A telescoping ball bar is a simple, but useful device that provides a quick and inexpensive way to characterize machine tool errors.

Article April 15, 2013 Kip Hanson

Buying time: Turning Performance

Using standard tooling on a CNC lathe means leaving money on the table, according to the cover story in the April 2013 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article April 15, 2013 Alan Richter

Clearing the air

Oil mist filtration for machine tools makes for a cleaner working environment and better operating conditions for machines.

Article April 15, 2013 Susan Woods

Wrap it up: General Industry Coverage

Machined metal parts require packaging to protect them in demanding handling, shipping and storage situations, including humid and outdoor environments. Part makers need be aware of how to protect their parts so their hard work is not lost to corrosion or damage.

Article April 15, 2013 Alan Richter

Tool finder

Tracking down the right tool turns a nightmare job into a dream at AB CNC Services & Consulting. Just ask company president Andy Baczynski.

Article April 15, 2013 Clare Goldsberry

Fine choice: Medical Manufacturing

How moldmakers select the right cutting tools, toolholders and machine tools.

Article April 15, 2013 Jeffrey Badger, Ph.D.

Choosing the proper CBN grit size

The Grinding Doc tackles a common mistake made by shops using CBN wheels is that they choose a grit size that's too large and then take drastic actions to cope with it.

Article March 15, 2013 Alan Richter

5-Axis Workholders Enable Flexible Fixturing and Access

A collection of workholding products compiled by the editors of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article March 15, 2013 Christopher Tate

Boost cutting efficiency with training

Dynamic and aggressive cutting tool demonstrations are common at trade shows. Toolmakers present phenomenal displays, where chips spark and fly and machines move at feed rates that seem impossible. In other words, they demonstrate high-speed machining.

Article March 15, 2013 Tom Lipton

Generating spherical surfaces: General Industry Coverage

A unique manual milling method is available for generating geometrically true spherical surfaces. This technique can be used to machine convex and concave spherical surfaces. Other than the milling machine, the only tools needed are a boring head and a rotary table.

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