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Today’s Worries And Tomorrow’s Wealth
How much government do you want? Invariably, you live with the answer that the past has chosen. Our current decade has introduced me to a political stance I’ve come to think of as “fair-weather libertarianism.
Read MoreWhen Gaging Becomes Measuring That Becomes Gaging
In a previous column, we discussed the terms “gaging” and “measuring,” which are often used interchangeably. There are times when gaging is appropriate and other times when measuring is the best way to go.
Read MoreHow To Get Rich Or Richer
When giving my tax-planning, wealth-building seminars, I like to ask the audience, “Raise your hand if you know the Rule of 72 and how it works. ” Typically, about one-third of the audience raises their hands.
Read MoreScrew Machine Shop Delves Into E-Business Network
Within a span of 2 months, this company lost three customers that represented a considerable amount of revenue. How would the screw machine shop rebound? How would the company be able to diversify its customer base without devoting time to futile sales efforts? The answer to broadening its clientele was found within a Web utility.
Read MoreHow To Handle Tall Wire EDM Work
Modular workpiece fixturing plays a vital role in this shop’s quest to win larger, more difficult wire EDM jobs.
Read MoreThe College Question
I think about college at about this time every year. Specifically, I think about my daughter’s education, because tax time is when I see how much money is left over that might go to her college account.
Read MorePractical Tips For High Speed Machining Of Dies And Molds
In die/mold work, the programmer can make the HSM process dramatically more effective. Here are some tips.
Read MoreWhy Boeing Is Big On Right-Size Machine Tools
Simple, dedicated machines save on capital expense, while they also make it possible to realize one-piece flow. These machines are often developed internally. 'Chaku-chaku' is the new ideal.
Read MoreCAD/CAM Considerations For Micromilling
Milling with tools that are smaller than 100 microns in diameter presents equipment design and toolpath-generation challenges. This NC software maker offers strategies for creating safe, optimized tool paths for micromilling.
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