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How To Solve Your Estate Tax Problems
One perk of writing a tax column is receiving phone calls from readers, each with his/her own specific problems, concerns and questions. I find that the greatest reward I receive is being able to help almost all of the callers.
Read MoreOn The Web, September 2005
Your Best Search Engine Strategy A common thread that runs amongst all manufacturers with Web sites is that they covet search engine exposure. As a matter of fact, the slightest mention of search engines—how to best optimize a site for them and how to move up higher in their listings—will grab their attention quicker than talk of an open expense account at IMTS.
Read MoreWhen Disaster Strikes
If your equipment was damaged or destroyed by flood or fire, would you know what to do?
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Deburr Small Parts With Swarming Stainless Pins
This deburring system uses magnetism to excite small pins that remove light burrs from small, non-ferrous parts.
Read MoreTurn $360,000 Into $10 Million—Tax Free
The estate tax monster is going to get you. The question is not "if," but "for how much.
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Reducing The Anxiety When Turning Lights-Out
A turnkey lights-out package for CNC lathes may allay the concerns that shop owners may have in letting their machines run unsupervised during the night.
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When Probing Is Pivotal
Software for using the probe at angles expands the productive capabilities of this plant’s five-axis machine.
Read MoreWill The Real Estate Bubble Burst?
This is supposed to be a tax column, showing you how to keep money, once you've made it. To this end, let's explore another facet of hanging on to your money.
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Automation For Information
There is a wealth of information already in the shop. Here is how to profit from it. (Sponsored Content)
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Different Directions In Machining Center Motion
Some machining centers have begun to appear that use resultant motion in less elaborate ways. That is, these machines use the resultant motion of different elements moving in different directions to achieve the motion along X, Y or Z, but they do so within machining center designs that are considerably more like standard machines.
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