October 2009

October 2009 cover
CTE Magazine October 1, 2009

October 2009

Implementing new technologies helps military parts manufacturing stay on the cutting edge. PLUS: Engineered coating combinations control heat and keep chips flying when dry-drill…

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Vol. 61 • Issue 10

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Articles October 1, 2009
Probing questions
While some may question its use, on-machine probing can reduce setup time while boosting in-process dimension control and enabling part verification.
Articles October 1, 2009
Electrifying prototypes
Ability to machine intricate geometries and hard materials drives growing use of wire EDM prototyping.
Articles October 1, 2009
Flute insurance
Engineered coating combinations control heat and keep chips flying in dry-drilling operations.
Articles October 1, 2009 Alan Richter
Tech swap
Creating awareness about productivity boosting machining technologies and implementing them are playing a major role in making military parts.
Articles October 1, 2009
Turbocharging your toolpath
Get With The Program column in October 2009 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Articles October 1, 2009
A multiple-ton rebuild
Part Time column in October 2009 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.
Articles October 1, 2009
True upgrade: Dedicated wheel truing
Productive Times report covering dedicated wheel truing, includes a brief video report about Myles Tool using the Rush Machinery Wheel Truer.