Peter Zelinski
Peter Zelinski has been a writer and editor for Modern Machine Shop for two decades. One of the aspects of this work that he enjoys the most is visiting machining facilities to learn about the manufacturing technology, systems and strategies they have adopted, and the successes they’ve realized as a result. Pete earned his degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Cincinnati, and he first learned about machining by running and programming machine tools in a metalworking laboratory within GE Aircraft Engines (now GE Aviation). Pete is also the editor-in-chief of Additive Manufacturing magazine.
Recent Articles
- Video: What Can Force Analysis Tell You About Your Machining Process?
- 10 Ways to Think Differently about Robotic Automation
- 10 Things to Know About Creep-Feed Grinding
- 7 Impressions of IMTS 2018
- New Okuma Hybrid Brings New Possibilities in Additive, Five-Axis and New Materials
- Interactive Wall Illustrates YCM’s Approach to Industry 4.0
- HP 3D Printing President Announces Company's Move into Metal AM
- “Athena, Transform Manufacturing”: Voice-Activated Machining Technology in Multiple Demos
- IMTS: The Name Change Makes Even More Sense Today
- Will Voice Recognition Enable a Transformational HMI for Machine Tools? (See Video)
- How to Reduce the Effect of Vibration in Production Grinding
- For Many Machining Facilities, the Mindset Now Must Be “Radical Automation”