Peter Zelinski
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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
- Metal AM in a Machine Shop? Ask the Marines
- The Starting Point for Machine Tool Monitoring: Data Analysis Is an Emotional Choice
- The Sign on the Wall When I First Met Mark Albert: “When In Doubt, Tell the Truth”
- Video: Emotional Intelligence in Action at Westminster Tool
- For This Mold Shop, the Key to Closing the Skills Gap is Emotional Intelligence
- 10 Things to Know About Collaborative Robots
- How We Misread Productivity Gains in the Debate About Manufacturing Jobs
- Mark Albert: Manufacturing as a Way of Making a Better World
- Video: Chipbreakers Are Not All the Same—How to Break Chips Effectively
- Video: PVD vs. CVD—How to Choose the Right Tool Coating
- Video: What Can Force Analysis Tell You About Your Machining Process?
- 10 Ways to Think Differently about Robotic Automation