American machinist

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  Año 1999, Número 11

  • Anyway you cut it, it's goose liver to me

    Tom Grasson

    pág. 5

    

  • A showcase for new technologies

    pág. 11

    

  • Heavy base leads to better performance on flutes

    pág. 12

    

  • Speed up part inspection

    págs. 14-15

    

  • Staying in control

    págs. 16-17

    

  • Remote control welding

    págs. 17-18

    

  • Absorbing the shock

    págs. 20-21

    

  • New steel gets the lead out

    pág. 20

    

  • Gritty 3D structures provide fine grinds

    págs. 22-23

    

  • New cranks shed weight without performance loss

    págs. 26-27

    

  • Milling and EDM in one

    pág. 28

    

  • Defiance Innovations finalizes spin-off

    pág. 36

    

  • Sodick opens new headquarters

    pág. 36

    

  • Machine tool consumption trails previous year by one-third

    pág. 36

    

  • Koyo opens facility

    pág. 36

    

  • Motoman celebrates milestones

    pág. 36

    

  • Japan promotes entrepreneurship and new enterprise development

    pág. 36

    

  • Figuring out the cost of cutting tools

    págs. 46-47

    

  • Software ensures a perfect fit

    pág. 48

    

  • Insurance policy didn't cover pollution cleanup expense

    págs. 50-51

    

  • 'Loaned employee' doctrine invoked in suit over injury

    pág. 50

    

  • Manufacturer not liable for fall from boiler

    págs. 52-53

    

  • Talc coating on gaskets found hazardous to worker

    págs. 54-55

    

  • The piece maker

    Patricia L. Smith

    págs. 58-62

    

  • CNCs help riflescope manufacturer hit production targets

    pág. 62

    

  • Making dumb bombs smart

    Charles Bates

    págs. 66-67

    

  • Shaken and Stirred

    Patricia L. Smith

    págs. 70-72

    

  • Scanning for better results

    Allison Venner, Rich Knebel, Carl Zeiss

    págs. 76-77

    

  • EDM updates

    pág. 106

    

  • Beating the competition

    Bryan Diehl

    pág. 118