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Articles December 1, 2001 Leo Goss
Cash Course
Getting control of labor costs can increase a job shop's profits by 15 to 30 percent.
Articles April 1, 2001 Mike Principato
Rush Job
Former job shop finds success manufacturing custom gears with "impossible" lead times.
Articles February 1, 2001 Alan Richter
Tool, Mold & Die City
Meadville, Pa., and the area surrounding the city are home to approximately 150 precision tooling and machine shops. The article explains why this city of 14,000 is such a hotbed of precision machining and entrepreneurship.
Articles December 1, 2000 Tim McKeever
Know Your Capabilities
Capability is determined by how well a process produces parts. Three measures of capability are important to a machinist: gage, machine and process. The author provides a detailed description of capability and suggests ways to quantify if a process is or isn't capable.
Articles July 1, 2000 Dennis Esford
Ceramics Take a Turn
Author describes applications for the two basic types of ceramic turning inserts–alumina and silicon nitride–as well as the types of parts and materials users have turned with them. Specifics about speeds, feeds and DOCs are given.