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Don Nelson served as publisher of Cutting Tool Engineering from January 2001 through May 2018.

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No place like home — for making cutting tools
News March 22, 2018 Don Nelson
No place like home — for making cutting tools
Customers of Cobra Carbide asked the company for made-in-America cutting tools and the West Coast manufacturer of drills, endmills, reamers and burs met their request. Until late 2016, Cobra sold tools in the U.S. that were produced either at its Riverside, Calif., facility or a plant it owned in India, which the company recently sold.
UNISIG tells the deep-hole story at seminar
News November 29, 2017 Don Nelson
UNISIG tells the deep-hole story at seminar
There were a lot of deep discussions about holemaking at UNISIG's recent open house and seminar series for magazine editors. UNISIG engineers explained different methods of deep-hole drilling, including gundrilling and BTA drilling, and provided an overview of the machines and related systems the company builds to perform these operations.
AI to guide cutting tool selection in the future
Article February 15, 2017 Don Nelson
AI to guide cutting tool selection in the future
Engineers who currently ask humans for advice about cutting tool selection will one day direct their questions to advisers derived from artificial intelligence. So says MachiningCloud Inc. (www.machiningcloud.com), a single-source provider of digitized product data gathered from manufacturers of cutting tools and workholding devices.
A long view on innovation
Article January 15, 2016 Don Nelson
A long view on innovation
The view from Jungfraujoch inspires awe. So does the railway that transports visitors to the site—a ridge located 11,332' above sea level in the Swiss Alps. I was exposed to another example of commitment while in Switzerland, during a visit to the Mikron Group.

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