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Why Do Cutting Tool Charts Give Recommended Parameters in a Broad Range?
The answer has to do with the differences from cut to cut, as well as the differences that make some shops more capable than others.
Read MoreBasic Questions on High Speed Machining
Can HSM apply to turning? Does the “speed” refer to cutting speed or spindle speed? What is the explanation behind lower forces and lower heat generation?
Read MoreNo, These Aren’t Birthday Candles
They’re actually rubber impressions of tiny drilled holes.
Read MoreHow 3+2 Saves Tools
A machining center capable of reorienting the part enables the shop to machine compound-angle features more efficiently.
Read More“I Was the Village Idiot”
I once heard someone say, “Yes, they laughed at Christopher Columbus, but they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.” When people are laughing at you, you don’t necessarily know which one you are.Mike Eden says they laughed at him once.
Read MoreMachining for Fun
Dan Carney machines custom aluminum components for his 1948 Pontiac project car.
Read MoreBetter Accuracy from Big Machines
Holding tight tolerances across travels such as these can be challenging.
Read MoreThe Importance of Float During Micro Reaming
Micro reamers require a floating holder to compensate for any machine positioning inaccuracies.
Read MoreIs it Time to Consider a GPO?
For today’s small- and mid-sized manufacturers, group purchasing organizations can offer more than just better pricing on supplies and raw materials.
Read MoreDiscover More at the Tabletops
Details about this application of a honing process suitable for use on machining center were part of a tabletop display at a Mazak customer event.
Read MoreIf You Build It
Eifel’s new five-axis machine was a major investment, but the small shop expects it will lead to expanded business prospects.
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