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Power Surge: Inspection Efficiency
Article March 15, 2011 Alan Richter
Power Surge: Inspection Efficiency
Manufacturing parts for the nuclear energy industry, which is growing globally, is expected to expand in the U.S. as well. Three shops explain their strategies to capitalize on the growing market.
The Hole Edge: Drilling Performance
Article March 15, 2011
The Hole Edge: Drilling Performance
Machining a clean, straight and in-tolerance hole through a part is not the only requirement for many holemaking applications. In many cases, hole entrances and exits are also critical to part functionality.
Multisoft: Turning Performance
Article February 15, 2011
Multisoft: Turning Performance
CAM and simulation software packages enable productive programming of multitasking machines—particularly as they become 'ultratasking' machines.
Turning Vertical
Article February 15, 2011
Turning Vertical
Turning a lathe vertical can be a productivity turn for the better—for large and small parts.
Machining rings around the competition
Article February 15, 2011
Machining rings around the competition
Part Time column for February 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering looks at a shop that machines tungsten-carbide wedding, engagement and personal rings.
Milling Mastery
Article January 15, 2011
Milling Mastery
Boosting milling productivity requires understanding the process.
A Structured Repair
Article January 15, 2011 Alan Richter
A Structured Repair
With a structured cutting tool repair program, significant cost savings are realized while tool quality remains intact.
Hole in Four… or More
Article January 15, 2011
Hole in Four… or More
Drilling stacked materials, which have alternating layers of composites and metals, requires a careful strategy and the right tools.

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