October 2013 Issue

October

October 2013

High-Tech Adhesives for Machine Shop Applications
Cover Story

High-Tech Adhesives for Machine Shop Applications

Strong bonds formed by advanced adhesives enhance machine tool construction, improve part assembly and make structural fabrications lighter and stronger.

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Features

Featured articles from the October 2013 issue of Modern Machine Shop

Crystallizing a New Approach to Today’s Turning Needs
Cutting Tools

Crystallizing a New Approach to Today’s Turning Needs

A recently developed insert grade turns concepts for production turning operations on their heads. Shops cutting steel workpieces in high volumes may have to realign their thinking accordingly.

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The Benefits and Limitations of Machining With an Angle Head
Toolholders

The Benefits and Limitations of Machining With an Angle Head

Far from being outdated by the latest machine tool technology, angle heads often prove an ideal complement by pushing done-in-one capabilities even further. Proper application, however, requires attention to their limitations as well as their benefits.

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The Value of a Portable Second-Op Machine

The Value of a Portable Second-Op Machine

A portable second-op machine can make more effective use of labor while freeing primary machines to carry out the complicated work they were designed to perform.

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Trunnions Turn the Tables on Wasteful Setups
Workholding

Trunnions Turn the Tables on Wasteful Setups

Bolt-on trunnion tables from Trunniontables.com help Indelac Controls reduce setups from six to two and cut cycle time by 40 percent.

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The “Headless Bolt” Fixturing Alternative
Workholding

The “Headless Bolt” Fixturing Alternative

This fastener enables fast workpiece change-overs compared to conventional bolts and less cutter interference thanks to its compact design.

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Anatomy of a High-Feed Insert
Milling Tools

Anatomy of a High-Feed Insert

An examination of Horn’s recently expanded DAH series sheds light on the design features that make high-feed milling inserts effective. These particular tools also offer their own advantages.

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