Basics

Why Use Solid-State Additive Manufacturing?

New opportunities are coming thanks to 3D printing processes where the metal doesn't melt. 

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Laser & Waterjet

Weep Not, Waterjet Machine. Predictive Maintenance is Here.

The versatility of waterjet cutting is well known, but its reputation as a maintenance intensive technology holds it back. Predictive maintenance may change that. 

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Basics

There is More Than One Way to Find a Match

Three ways to control the clearance between critical-fit parts.

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The Challenges of Teaching Creativity in Additive Manufacturing

The extensive design freedoms offered in additive manufacturing can be paralyzing. With AM consistently pushing the boundaries of manufacturing, how do we teach people to take risks and be creative with AM?

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Basics

Why Is It Okay to Fire a Customer?

Standing up for your employees shows that your company values are more than just words on a wall.

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Measurement

Shop Hands Over Gear Deburring to a Robot

Manual deburring of gears was an odious task for many of Katsa’s machinists, which in turn created a bottleneck that caused delays. The solution: a custom robotic deburring cell from Flexmill relying on Renishaw’s RMP60 probe. 

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Basics

New Applications for Electrochemical Grinding

With advances in control, sensor and automation technology, electrochemical grinding is more accurate and productive than ever, opening up new applications for the traditionally niche process.

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3 Ways to Help New Engineers Understand Manufacturing

Priorities, processes and personnel are three things new engineers must understand about the shop floor.

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Five-Axis

Why Was CNC Machining on Display at the Biggest Show for Additive Manufacturing?

Machining is a complement to AM as a means of finishing metal 3D printed parts. The increasing adoption of AM for production means more need for postprocessing, particularly machining.

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Basics

Carr Lane's Hoist Eye 360 Rotates Fully When Pulling at Any Angle

Carr Lane’s Hoist Eye 360 is a forged lifting eye that can be rotated 360 degrees after installation in order to align with the pulling direction.

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Paperless Parts
Starrett W9400 Touch Screen Indicator
715 Series - 5-axis complete machining
Koma Precision
DN Solutions
Hurco
SolidCAM
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