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What’s your Q-prime number?
A shop that grinds tungsten-carbide endmills using a resin-bonded diamond wheel turned to Dr. Jeffrey Badger for the 37th episode of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine's Grinding Doc Video Series because one of the shop's wheel suppliers was talking about Q prime values.
Indiana shop thinks big, creates jobs
This month's Talking Shop turns its attention to an Indiana shop that makes family a priority.
More tips for a manual mill
Shop Operations columnist Tom Lipton offers tips for enhancing the operation of a manual milling machine.
Tool provides path to productivity
Extend tool life and boost productivity when milling Inconel 718. A 6-flute endmill programmed to follow a trochoidal milling toolpath.
Heading for improvement: Drilling Performance
Drill holes in 304 stainless steel used for header plates. An HSS drill.
Operation optimization: General Industry Coverage
Verify and optimize machining operations, including ensuring that cutting tools avoid interference. CNC machine simulation software.
Striving to achieve your vision
The January 2013 Manager's Desk column ponders what it takes to achieve your shop vision.
Help wanted–start now: General Industry Coverage
In the January 2013 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering, Machinist's Corner columnist Michael Deren reviews a recent "60 Minutes" report about the skills gap in manuafacturing.
Isolating cutting operations: Turning Performance
The accurate positioning of the cutting tool with respect to the workpiece partly controls the accuracy of a machined part.
Thick as a brick: Turning Performance
The 'thickest' PVD coating for cutting tools.
Pressing requirements: General Industry Coverage
Laser-assisted sheet metal machining.
A tale of two companies
In early December, two companies announced plans to make substantial investments in U.S. manufacturing. One was Apple Inc. and the other was Detroit Diesel Co. Guess which one got more coverage in the media. I'll help you.