American machinist

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  Año 2002, Número 10

  • Times dictate change for corporate boards

    Tom Grasson

    pág. 12

    

  • British tooling show highlights innovation

    pág. 25

    

  • One tool, one pass for four operations

    págs. 26-27

    

  • Industrial distribution e-commerce summit

    pág. 26

    

  • Gage and burn the exact surface finish

    págs. 27-28

    

  • Estimating jobs more effectively

    págs. 28-29

    

  • Accurate and rugged shop-floor CMM

    pág. 28

    

  • Cutting tool digest

    págs. 30-33

    

  • Businesstrends

    págs. 38-40

    

  • Bar-fed machining center handles complex parts

    pág. 42

    

  • Automated system speeds modeling

    págs. 44-45

    

  • Tailor the interface for efficient machining

    pág. 44

    

  • Boost shop efficiencies

    págs. 46-47

    

  • Manufacturer can sue city over sewer backup

    pág. 48

    

  • Widow's intentional wrong case advances

    págs. 49-50

    

  • Injured autoworker can use owner

    págs. 50-51

    

  • This way up

    Patricia L. Smith

    págs. 54-57

    

  • What you missed

    Charles Bates

    págs. 60-66

    

  • IMTS SHOWCASE

    págs. 70-74

    

  • Visualization software looks inside a zinc bath

    pág. 76

    

  • Flat patterns made easy

    pág. 76

    

  • Rapid production delivers working prototypes

    pág. 77

    

  • Complex cooling channels no sweat for CAD/CAM

    pág. 78

    

  • New president, new machine

    pág. 79

    

  • New vice president, new larger linear machine

    pág. 79

    

  • Practical ideas

    pág. 80

    

  • Software increases aerospace production

    págs. 82-83

    

  • One lathe does the work of two

    págs. 84-86

    

  • CNC grinding slashes shop's delivery time

    págs. 86-87

    

  • Pallet system serves multiple machines

    págs. 87-88