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Article October 1, 2008 Bill Kennedy

Uncommon Knowledge: General Industry Coverage

A joint Sandvik Coromant and Mazak seminar provided counterintuitive information on the metalworking market in general and machining heat-resistant superalloys in particular.

Article October 1, 2008 Bryan Jacobs

Sim Takes Flight: Design & Engineering

The use of simulation software allows GE Aviation to try out creative approaches to machining—without the risk of costly failures.

Article October 1, 2008

Staying Sharp October 2008: People & Companies

Manager's Desk, Machine Technology, Shop Operations, Get with the Program, Machinist's Corner

Article September 1, 2008 Alan Richter

Smart Weighting Auto Parts: General Industry Coverage

Auto manufacturers are 'lightweighting' vehicles by incorporating more aluminum and microalloy steel components.

Article September 1, 2008 Bill Howard

2+3: Greater Than 5

2+3 machining of die and mold components is more accurate and often faster than full 5-axis machining.

Article September 1, 2008 Bill Kennedy

Mastering the Metalcutting Macarena: 5-Axis Machining

Machine tool builders and CAM software developers work to make 5-axis machining more flexible and accessible.

Article September 1, 2008 Dave Nelson

Automation Made Easy

A multitasking lathe, coupled with robotic loading or bar loading, is a simple but effective form of automation.

Article September 1, 2008 Joseph Hazelton

Cutting Down on Cutting Fluids?

While using a single cutting fluid to machine and grind all workpiece materials may not be economically feasible, many machine shops can reduce their number of metalworking fluids.

Article September 1, 2008 George Weimer

Rightsizing Machine Tools

Experts weigh in on how to buy smart—for today and tomorrow.

Article September 1, 2008

Staying Sharp September 2008: People & Companies

Staying Sharp, Manager's Desk, Part Time, Machine Technology, Shop Operations, Get with the Program, Machinist's Corner

Article August 1, 2008

Dollar Power: Supply Chain & Logistics

Read CTE's Fifth Biennial Salary Survey to learn which positions are earning more and how much more since the 2006 survey, which positions are earning less and how much less, and how benefit packages have changed.

Article August 1, 2008 Christin Kuretich

The ABCs of Gen Y

Generation Y workers are a different bunch, and many may be reluctant to work in manufacturing. To recruit them, companies first must understand what makes Gen-Yers tick.

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