I recently received an email from a G-Wizard user that prompted me to write this article. Here is what he said: I ran a toolpath yesterday with Const. TEA and the endmill broke, I had followed manufacturers recommended SFM and chipload. Then I let G-Wizard do its...
Design and Manufacturing Tips These pages contain tips to be used in the design or manufacture of parts. They’re time and cost savers designed to get the parts made as quickly and accurately as possible. Use the Spot Drill as a Countersink When installing...
Home Machine Shop Hall of Fame, Page 3 Upstate NY Auto Restoration Shop Here is a fellow that loves a great shop, loves cars, and loves Monarch lathes. How can you beat that? In case you wonder what he builds in that shop… I like putting the sockets with the...
Easy Guide to Part Inspection and Manufacturer Quality Control Deliverable: Inspected Parts, Ready for Finishing Manufacturer Quality Control involves Part Inspecting. This is a process of actually checking parts to make sure they meet the tolerances and...
What is Deburring? When you deburr, it is the process of removing all the burrs. A burr is a raised edge or small piece of metal that remains attached to a workpiece after a machining process. Deburring is an essential finishing process for any CNC job. In this...
Why do shops use multiple shifts? It’s all about the economics. The thing to keep an eye on that drives these economics is plant and equipment utilization. Let’s say you’re running a shop every day of every week, and you run it with 3 shifts so...
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