PODCAST – What is Expected of the Part?
Released July 5, 2021.
Miles Free & Carli Kistler–Miller discuss the expectations of the parts that we make in our shops.
Released July 5, 2021.
Miles Free & Carli Kistler–Miller discuss the expectations of the parts that we make in our shops.
Released May 31, 2021. Miles Free puts The Franklin Partnership’s Omar Nashashibi in the interview chair as Omar dives into his introduction into politics, how he navigates Washington on behalf of the precision machining industry, having success regardless of administration and much much more!
Released November 30, 2020 Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller explore the factors that go into achieving maximum efficiency in your shop as well as explore the value that improvement in this area can have on your overall bottom line.
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Speaking of ITAR with Tracy Nichols PMPA’s Carli Kistler-Miller and David Wynn are joined by Tracy Nichols for a conversation about the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and what they mean for precision machining businesses. They deep dive on how export controls can apply not only to parts,…
July 2021 Craftsman’s Cribsheet #98 Contributed by Dave Sibinski and Roberts Automatic Products, Chanhassen, Minnesota This cribsheet explains some reasons why to consider thread milling using three-axis CNC vertical or horizontal machining center. The process uses helical interpolation, so the machining center controller must have the ability to control all three axes simultaneously. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
PMPA Speaking of Suppliers Podcasts: Long-term Sustainability in the Brass Market Miles Free and Jack Horner from Wieland Chase discuss sustainability, recycling, properties, and product advantages of the various machining brass and bronze products from Wieland Chase. Published March 8, 2023
President Obama Visited EMC Precision Machining today to connect with small business owners to discuss how we can get people back to work. Continuous education and training, staying up to date with the latest technologies and investing in priorities has kept EMC competitive despite difficult times.