The Machine Technology column from the April 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine suggests that successful milling requires managing multiple constraints. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis.…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Manager's Desk columnist Keith Jennings looks at how to manage dramatic shop events in the April 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
With a substantial portion of the U.S. manufacturing base in earthquake-prone California, we would be wise to study how Japan orchestrates this recovery, suggests CTE Editorial Director Alan Rooks in his April…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
END USER: RCBS, (800) 533-5000, www.rcbs.com. CHALLENGE: Automate ID finishing of ammunition reloading dies. SOLUTION: Flexible brush hones on CNC equipment that improved quality and throughput while eliminating operator injury and fatigue.…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
END USER: Axle Alliance Co. LLC, (313) 592-7438, www.daimler-trucksnorthamerica.com. CHALLENGE: Overcome workpiece variations while effectively hard turning large ring gears. SOLUTION: A workpiece measuring process for a vertical turning machine. SOLUTION PROVIDER:…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
END USER: Holmatro USA, (410) 768-9662, www.holmatro-usa.com. CHALLENGE: Maximize productivity by facilitating tool acquisition and application. SOLUTION: Electronic tool catalog and application recommendation software. SOLUTION PROVIDERS: Iscar Metals Inc., (888) ISCAR88, www.iscar.com/ita…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Advancements enable ceramic inserts to tackle difficult machining applications. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2011-04-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/advancements-enable-ceramic-inserts-tackle-machining-applications/ Legacy path: /articles/advancements-enable-ceramic-inserts-tackle-machining-applications
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Tactics and tools for Swiss-style machining. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2011-04-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/swiss-made/ Legacy path: /articles/swiss-made
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Shop takes a 'systems' approach to holding microparts. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2011-04-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/all-systems-go/ Legacy path: /articles/all-systems-go
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Mass finishing parts at the machining center offers economic advantages. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2011-04-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/critical-mass/ Legacy path: /articles/critical-mass
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing's investment in new capabilities pays off with benefits in cost cutting and increased productivity. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE:…
Contributor · April 15, 2011
Lead Angle is the editorial opinion for Cutting Tool Engineering. The editorial this month examines the myth that the U.S. doesn't manufacture anything anymore. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
The Shop Operations column from the March 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering covers the steps necessary to effectively supply compressed air in a metalworking shop. Imported from the CTE archive to…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Get With The Program column for the March 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering looks at software that can handle material problems as they arise. Imported from the CTE archive to seed…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
The Machine Technology column from the March 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering eyes importance of establishing a warning track for a machine tool's stability limit. Imported from the CTE archive to…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Machinist's Corner column from the March 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering tackles the essentials of part fixturing. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE:…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Manager's Desk column from March 2011 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering considers whether experienced or low-wage workers make the most economic sense. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis.…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
END USER: Weir Minerals North America, (608) 221-2261, www.weirminerals.com. CHALLENGE: Streamline workholding and machining of 12', 5,000-lb. cast iron pump housings. SOLUTION: Dedicated fixtures that cut setup and machining cycle time while…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
END USER: Behlen Industries LP, (204) 728-1188, www.behlen.ca. CHALLENGE: Reduce maintenance requirements for a plasma cutting machine that the builder no longer services or supports and achieve a more precise kerf angle…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
END USER: The Boeing Co., www.boeing.com. CHALLENGE: Boost productivity and reduce setup time when machining carbon fiber-reinforced plastic aircraft components. SOLUTION: Abrasive waterjet cutting technology and flexible workholding. SOLUTION PROVIDER: Flow International…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Facing time calculations change depending on whether spindle speed stays constant or surface speed is held constant. This guide explains the math shops use to estimate cycle time. Imported from the CTE…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
New technology opens up new applications for small HMCs. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2011-03-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/small-mighty/ Legacy path: /articles/small-mighty
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Hunting Energy Services not only machines oil and gas drilling components—it assembles and repairs the tools that do the work. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Manufacturing parts for the nuclear energy industry, which is growing globally, is expected to expand in the U.S. as well. Three shops explain their strategies to capitalize on the growing market. Imported…
Contributor · March 15, 2011
Machining a clean, straight and in-tolerance hole through a part is not the only requirement for many holemaking applications. In many cases, hole entrances and exits are also critical to part functionality.…
Contributor · March 15, 2011