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Article January 15, 2010

Personalizing putters: General Industry Coverage

Productive Times feature Kevin Burns Golf, 408-244-7768, www.kbputters.com. Challenge: Maximize productivity and minimize tool breakage when roughing custom putter heads. Solution: A 5-flute, solid-carbide endmill that minimizes chatter. Solution Provider: Dura-Mill Inc., 800-444-6455, www.duramill.com.

Article January 15, 2010 Michael Deren

Ya gotta wanna: General Industry Coverage

Machinist's Corner column from January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010

Simulating tool functionality

Get With The Program column from January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010

Walk the line: General Industry Coverage

Part Time column from the January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010

Fastening methods: Turning Performance

Shop Operations column from January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010

Accelerate into HSM: General Industry Coverage

Machine Technology column from the January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010 Keith Jennings

A change in plans: People & Companies

Manager's Desk column from the January 2010 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article January 15, 2010 Alan Richter

A world of skills: Turning Performance

Youth skills training for machinists takes place in schools with metalworking programs and in connection with competitions, such as WorldSkills.

Article January 15, 2010

The fix is in: Inspection Efficiency

Indexable-insert tool repair can require a lot more than a manual machine. CNC machines and inspection equipment are often needed to effectively refurbish tools.

Article January 15, 2010

Why Shops Are Replacing Gundrills with Solid-Carbide Drills

A growing number of machine shops are switching from gundrills to solid-carbide drills for deep-hole applications.

Article January 15, 2010

Easy to be hard: Medical Manufacturing

Milling plastics is just easy enough to be difficult.

Article January 15, 2010 Alan Richter

Finish line: Drilling Performance

Finishing hardened workpieces on multitask machines that provide grinding and hard turning and/or hard milling capabilities can prove beneficial.

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