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Cylindrical Grinding Machine Tour Launches
United Grinding recently introduced its Studer S11 small-parts production grinding machine to the North American market on the USS Yorktown. You’ll soon be able to see it, too, as it embarks on an eight-city tour, which started Feb. 19.
WatchFunding Training is Worth the Risk
What if an employee receiving paid training from an employer takes that training and goes to a different company?
WatchCompact Cylindrical Grinding Machine for High Production
United Grinding recently introduced its Studer S11 small-parts production grinding machine to the North American market. An online video demonstrates an interesting cam-actuated loading system that’s available with the machine.
WatchGood Video on Machining Basics
Training somebody with no shop experience? Have them check out this video.
Read MoreTRAM Returns to IMTS 2014, Keynote Speakers from Boeing
The targeted aerospace conference takes place September 10-11, 2014, and will kick off with a presentation from the Vice President of Research and Technology at Boeing.
Read MoreLaunchPoint: Hitting the Reset Button
Minnesota electrician Nathan Engstrom began again with a new career.
Read MoreLaunchPoint: Get in Focus
Nicole Smith realizes her potential for success in manufacturing, and becomes focused on acquiring skills and launching her own manufacturing career.
WatchLaunchPoint: Blasting Barriers
Through serious health concerns, Louis Maltese pursues a career in manufacturing.
WatchLaunchPoint: Your Past Doesn’t Equal Your Future
Follow one manufacturing professional’s journey from Puerto Rico to New York.
WatchIndustry Shows Fast Growth
With a reading of 54.2, Gardner’s metalworking business index for January showed that conditions in the metalworking industry have improved dramatically.
Read MoreWhy a Few Degrees Matter
3 + 2 machining might not be as captivating as five-axis contouring operations, but it can be just as valuable.
Read MoreHelping the Bloodhound SSC Hunt for a New World Record
This video shows how Delcam PowerMill’s Vortex machining strategy is helping to manufacture the front suspension subassembly for the Bloodhound SSC (SuperSonic Car).
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