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Breakthrough research promises to advance the design of high-temperature alloys with exceptional mechanical stability.

CNC machines and programming have changed how cutting tools are made and maintained.

Robots can not only improve working conditions for existing personnel but help attract new, young colleagues.

Part manufacturers can reap significant benefits by weaving a digital thread through their plants but face potential pitfalls.

When companies collaborate on R&D projects, manufacturing takes a win.

Take the plunge with the best grooving tools and techniques for the job.

The VB53α VMC from OKK USA Corp. offers a variety of features aimed at minimizing vibration and maximizing accuracy.

Advancements in materials and machines further facemilling.

Company turns to United Grinding for a machine that has both grinding and EDMing capabilities.

Business may not be back to pre-pandemic levels across the board, but the U.S. Cutting Tool Institute’s spring meeting and the latest economic indicators are a welcome shot in the arm for the industry.

Without needing high temperatures or toxic catalysts, scientists in Japan have developed a chemical reaction that produces high yields of a compound used in a wide variety of industries.

Reducing time spent setting tools can increase profits.

The Grinding Doc lists to-do items for improving 'ugly' grinding process.

What you need to know about hot- and cold-rolled steel mill products.

Thread whirling is a productive way to quickly make certain thread forms.

Know what’s actually happening at the cutting edge with the WattPilote monitoring system from Digital Way

Effective holemaking with microdrills requires a well-adjusted approach, especially for chip evacuation.

The ShapeSmart model NP50 is a five-axis “pinch/peel” grinding machine from Rollomatic that features unique technology for turning out nonround parts.

Finishing boring processes with the right tools boosts accuracy and surface quality.

Part manufacturer seeks solution to effectively hold a large workpiece on a vertical machining center.