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| Shop develops self-leveling clamp Author: Joe Mason, Schwartz Industries Inc. Published: April 2013 The Workholding column in the April 2013 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine shares the story of a shop facing a machining requirement for finishing small die-cast aluminum engine covers. |
| Workholding product review Author: CTE Staff Published: March 2013 A collection of workholding products compiled by the editors of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine. |
| Finding a 5-axis solution Author: Kip Hanson, Contributing Editor Published: February 2013 Tim St. Martin knew there had to be a better way of fixturing parts on his company’s 5-axis machine tools. “We’d visited some of our suppliers and saw how they were holding parts on their 5-axis machines,” said the senior manager of manufacturing engineering for Carlsbad, Calif.-based orthopedic implant manufacturer Alphatec Spine Inc. “They were mounting the blanks into a ‘picture frame’ and then screwing that frame to a tombstone-mounted fixture. This basically limited access to one side of the workpiece per operation. Many in our company thought we should hold them the same way.” |
| Meeting the workholding challenge Author: Joe Mason, Schwartz Industries Inc. Published: December 2012 In the December 2012 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering, Joe Mason of Schwartz Industries Inc. offers insight for those who must meet the workholding challenge. |
| Tooling and workholding Author: CTE Staff Published: August 2012 Part of Cutting Tool Engineering's IMTS 2012 preview, here is an overview of the tooling and workholding products that will be on display during the trade show. |
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