June 2006 Issue
June 2006
Features
Featured articles from the June 2006 issue of Modern Machine Shop
Mainstream Technology Keeps Shop On Track
In its toolroom, Branchline Trains takes a practical approach to machining with end mills as small as 0.005 inch in diameter.
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The Real Cost Of Runout
A seemingly small amount of runout can still be too large for the tool. Reduce this runout, and tool life or productivity may dramatically increase.
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Laser Measurement Enables Closed-Loop Centerless Grinding
This laser measurement system not only measures ground part diameters, but can also signal a grinder's control to make process adjustments on the fly.
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Direct-From-CAM Machining Streamlines Robotic Milling
The controller on this robotic milling system drives robot movement directly from a CAM model without requiring a postprocessor to generate machining code.
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Succeeding Beyond A Specialty
This shop watched its chosen niche become less profitable. Its response was a dramatic investment in new equipment, along with an information-related change that has made all of the shop’s equipment more cost-effective.
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A Two-Speed Approach To Plunge Roughing
In plunge roughing, the strategy is in the stepover. Here is a plunge roughing strategy that has worked well for Boeing researchers.
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Critical Factors For Successful Improvement Efforts
Setting Up Loops With Custom Macro B
Time To Re-Evaluate Your Gaging?
Beat Up The IRS . . . Legally
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