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Article May 1, 2001 Walter Zagar

The Enduring Role of Collets in Modern Workholding

A look at the collet--the 'other' workholding device. Even though collets' roots are firmly planted in the past, they remain an integral part of today's tooling designs.

Article May 1, 2001 Michael Deren

A Tale of Two Metals

Endmilling stainless steel and aluminum reveals that these two materials are surprisingly similiar.

Article April 1, 2001 Michael Deren

By the Numbers: General Industry Coverage

Debunking seven common CNC-programming myths.

Article April 1, 2001 Dr. Stuart Salmon

Abrasive Lessons, Part 2: General Industry Coverage

Grinding fundamentals: understanding wheel preparation and grinding fluids.

Article April 1, 2001 Charles M. Boyles

Rocket Science 101: Workholding: General Industry Coverage

Proper fixturing is critical when machining aerospace components.

Article April 1, 2001 Alan Richter

Precise Turns: General Industry Coverage

A look at Swiss-style cutting tools and how they are applied.

Article April 1, 2001 Mike Principato

Rush Job

Former job shop finds success manufacturing custom gears with "impossible" lead times.

Article March 1, 2001 Mike Gadzinski

Parting Know-How, Part 2: General Industry Coverage

Understanding parting-off operations

Article March 1, 2001 Mark Richardson

Quality’s Hidden Costs: General Industry Coverage

An examination of deburring and the cost of poor quality.

Article March 1, 2001 Dr. Stuart Salmon

Abrasive Lessons: General Industry Coverage

Understanding the fundamentals and possibilities of grinding, part 1.

Article March 1, 2001 Clare Goldsberry

Molding a Niche

Moldmakers represent a challenging niche market for the cutting tool industry.

Article February 1, 2001 Alan Richter

Tool, Mold & Die City

Meadville, Pa., and the area surrounding the city are home to approximately 150 precision tooling and machine shops. The article explains why this city of 14,000 is such a hotbed of precision machining and entrepreneurship.

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