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
- Even My Accurate Predictions Are Wrong
- MMS Looks Back: 1940s - How They Rolled During World War II
- An Introduction to Our Collection of Articles Celebrating the Magazine’s 90 Years: MMS Looks Back
- 10 Reasons Why Machine Shops Vary So Much in Quoted Pricing
- Are Imprecise CAD/CAM Cycle Time Estimates Holding Back Efficiency?
- What Is the Next Big Thing for Your Shop? Three Top Shops Winners Reply
- Like Uber for Machine Tool Service?
- Iscar Leader Describes Tool Technology for Machine Shops Acting on Data
- Latest Phase of Outsourcing Favors U.S. Suppliers
- Collaboration with Other Shops Helps with Finding High-Value Machining Work
- Why a Two-Spindle VMC? Double the Machining Without Double the Footprint
- A.I. Will Become Our Inventor