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Articles February 19, 2025 Alan Richter
A Positive Change
Poor tool life and problems with chip control and surface finishes can be particularly consequential for medical manufacturers.
Articles February 19, 2025 Brandt Taylor
Working Smarter
Machinist's Corner column notes that shops today have computer-controlled feedback loops because they need to work smart to remain competitive.
Articles February 19, 2025 William Leventon
Designed For Change
When parts are small and space is tight inside sliding head machines, a new holding system offers fast tool changes and a wide variety of cutting options.
Articles February 19, 2025 Alan Richter
Taking The Edge Off
Aluminum's malleability makes it a go-to material for many machining applications, but that same quality also presents a challenge — burr formation.
Articles February 19, 2025 EMUGE-FRANKEN USA
Precision Workholding Q&a
EMUGE-FRANKEN precision workholding product manager emphasizes tighter tolerances and complex geometries in Q&A about evolving manufacturing challenges.
Articles February 19, 2025
Bringing Generative Designs To Life
Shop asked to machine a capture lid mechanism designed using generative AI that was to play a role in collecting Mars samples and returning them to Earth.
Articles February 19, 2025 Dennis Spaeth
Our Content Overfloweth
With our March issue overflowing with content, we included teasers in the Table of Contents for online access to the Lead Angle and Industry News section.
Articles February 19, 2025
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