Machining

Scraping is one of the oldest and most historically significant metal-removal processes, notes Dr. Scott Smith in his Machine Technology column of the September 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Heavy-duty multitask machine tools provide numerous benefits for producing large, complex components -- when the application is right.

Some shop workers never seem to get it right, laments Shop Operations columnist Tom Lipton in the August 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Eliminate unpredictable and premature tool chipping and enhance consistency and chip control when drilling 304 stainless steel. An adjustable drill that accepts double-sided indexable inserts with six cutting edges.

Increase machining consistency and reduce setup and changeover times to increase throughput. A multiple-pocket, selectable tool body.

Boost production efficiency while reducing time, waste and cost. A tool data management system.

The Machine Technology column in the August 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine reviews the use of the reversal technique in machine measurement.

Shop Operations columnist Tom Lipton shares his tips for performing effective finish work in the July 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Increase chip control and prolong tool life when producing gears. Switching inserts.

Machine larger and more complex parts for the energy industry. A horizontal boring mill for machining parts up to 10' long.