Articles • December 1, 2008 • Bill Kennedy Turn Right: Turning Performance Thread turning is a well-known but not well-understood practice. Toolmakers recommend how to do it the right way.
Articles • February 1, 2008 • Victor Cassidy Taming the ‘Nastalloys’: Turning Performance Tips for turning nickel-based superalloys.
Articles • June 1, 2007 • Edmund Isakov, Ph.D. Turning: Alloys for Demanding Parts Data on alloy steels and tool material grades to maximize turning efficiency. Guidelines for turning alloy steels.
Articles • January 1, 2007 • Edmund Isakov, Ph.D. Carbon Content: Turning Performance Guidelines for turning carbon steels.
Articles • July 1, 2006 • Bill Kennedy Turning Tips for a ‘Supermaterial’ Like Superman, titanium has amazing stength. But is it kryptonite on the lathe?
Articles • March 1, 2006 • Edmund Isakov, Ph.D. Stainless Made Painless Guidelines for turning stainless steel.
Articles • January 1, 2006 • Nicholas Bergmann Headgear: Turning Performance The importance of maintaining live tool heads for CNC turning centers.
Articles • July 1, 2005 • Alan Richter Which Way to Turn?: General Industry Coverage Considerations when choosing between a Swiss-style machine, with its sliding headstock, and a conventional fixed-headstock CNC lathe.
Articles • July 1, 2005 • Bill Kennedy A ‘Celling’ Proposition: General Industry Coverage A machine shop has stayed competitive by incorporating cellular manufacturing methods.
Articles • February 1, 2005 • Ken King Added Functionality: General Industry Coverage Groove-and-turn tools help overcome lathes' limitations.
Articles • January 1, 2005 • Bill Kennedy Turning Up the Productivity Turn/grind machines are engineered to simultaneously cut costs and boost productivity.