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Some measurement required: Research & Innovation

Machine tool users can access the information contained in a stability lobe diagram to greatly increase productivity. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-07-15…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Tool Testing Done Right

Cutting tool tests performed by vendors are an excellent resource, and I've used them many times. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-07-15 CTE…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Simplifying Communications

Our shop uses several tools to help us communicate easier and more effectively. These methods are well-tested, readily available, cost-effective and, in my experience, underutilized by machine shops.n Imported from the CTE…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Spot On: Turning Performance

The timing of the IMTS trade show in Chicago last September couldn't have been better for Jason Bromiley. As vice president and co-owner of John R. Bromiley Machine Co. Inc., a job…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Mills Made-to-Order

Applying "off-the-shelf," standard milling tools to get the job done provides several benefits: the tools are readily available and usually from numerous suppliers, their prices are competitive and the results are predictable.…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Tip-Top Productivity: Drilling Performance

Drilling, milling, EDMing, laser cutting, trepanning, punching; there are almost as many ways to make holes as there are holes to be made. Drilling, the most common holemaking method, itself includes many…

Contributor · July 15, 2009

Keeping your cool with salesmen

As the Grinding Doc column for June 2009 issue. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/keeping-your-cool-salesmen/ Legacy path: /articles/keeping-your-cool-salesmen

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Should you target fabrication?: People & Companies

Manager's Desk column for June 2009. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/should-you-target-fabrication/ Legacy path: /articles/should-you-target-fabrication

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Holding firm: Turning Performance

Part Time column for June 2009 issue. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/holding-firm/ Legacy path: /articles/holding-firm

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Minimizing titanium part warpage

Shop Operations column for June 2009 issue. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/minimizing-titanium-part-warpage/ Legacy path: /articles/minimizing-titanium-part-warpage

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Achieving process repeatability: Design & Engineering

Machine Technology column for June 2009 issue. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/achieving-process-repeatability/ Legacy path: /articles/achieving-process-repeatability

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Sharp Dresser

Shops seeking to true and dress superabrasive grinding wheels need solutions that move beyond 'tried-and-true' methods. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Composite Connection: Drilling Performance

Abrasive waterjet cutting has grown along with the increased use of composites in airframes, and advanced techniques help make it a preferred technology. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Surface Strategy: Turning Performance

Parts that meet drawing dimensions can still end up as scrap if they lack surface integrity. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Chip off the Hard Block

A new laser machining center laser ablates 3-D profiles in superhard cutting tools. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/chip-hard-block/ Legacy…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Taking it to Titanium

Reaming titanium is a challenging task, but new tools can give shops an edge as they battle this difficult-to-machine material. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

MultiMax: Turning Performance

Getting the most from multitask machines requires knowing whether the parts a shop produces are appropriate for the technology, selecting and training the right employees and applying the correct tools. Imported from…

Contributor · June 15, 2009

Tackling Titanium

Maximizing productivity and calculating required machining power when facemilling titanium alloys. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-06-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/tackling-titanium/ Legacy path: /articles/tackling-titanium

Contributor · June 15, 2009

3-D CAD benefits machine shops

Get with the Program column for May 2009 Cutting Tool Engineering Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-05-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/3-d-cad-benefits-machine-shops/ Legacy path: /articles/3-d-cad-benefits-machine-shops

Contributor · May 15, 2009

The inner workings of lathes

Shop Operations column for May 2009 Cutting Tool Engineering Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis. Originally published on CTE: 2009-05-15 CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/inner-workings-lathes/ Legacy path: /articles/inner-workings-lathes

Contributor · May 15, 2009

Using Stability Lobe Diagrams to Control Chatter

Stability lobe diagrams help shops estimate spindle-speed zones that reduce chatter risk. This guide explains what they show and how to use them practically. Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion…

Contributor · May 15, 2009

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