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More on smart online marketing
Presented here is the second part of the Manager's Desk column about Web-based marketing. The first part appeared in the February issue.
Open letter from machinist’s wife
It's 6 a.m. and the wind chill is -45° F. As I watch you get ready for work, your gait is a little slower these days, and I have to talk a little louder because your hearing is not as good after being around loud machinery for more than 30 years.
Lubricating spindle bearings: General Industry Coverage
Spindle designers deal with lubrication and heat problems in three common ways: chilled oil, oil mist and air/oil injection.
Why Precision Is Critical in Micromachining Systems
A unique collet-and-cartridge workholding system for machining small parts.
Vaporizing saw: General Industry Coverage
An electrical discharge saw attachment for a manual lathe.
Reaping benefits of radial chip thinning
The well-established concept of radial chip thinning (RCT) provides compelling productivity-enhancing benefits, but is still not widely applied.
Adapt and conquer: Drilling Performance
Adaptive control helps CNC machines produce more parts.
‘Last word’ in machining
Omega Manufacturing specializes in challenging wire EDM work, but also offers one-stop parts manufacturing.
Metal Injection Molding Becomes a Go-To Manufacturing Process
Metal-injection molding has arrived as a way to manufacture small, complex parts.
The tip line: Drilling Performance
New applications expand the range of replaceable-tip drills.
Up in the valley: Drilling Performance
Valley Tool invests in high-performance machine tools to effectively compete and grow.
U. of W. students choose Lucifer furnace
Students in the University of Washington's mechanical engineering program successfully petitioned the Dean of Engineering for a new furnace at the school's Engineering Instructional Shop as a replacement for an antiquated, unreliable, smaller unit. The new furnace, a model HL7-P36 from Lucifer Furnaces Inc., Warrington, Pa., with a work chamber of 18"x24"x36", will allow students to heat treat more parts in-house.
