CRIBSHEET – #86 Unleaded Brass for Plumbing Use
August 2020
Craftsman’s Cribsheet #86
Laws have outlawed the provision of plumbing systems containing significant amounts of lead.
August 2020
Craftsman’s Cribsheet #86
Laws have outlawed the provision of plumbing systems containing significant amounts of lead.
Recorded: April 17, 2023 at National Technical Conference in Cleveland, OH. Speaker: Brad Eichman, Gray Defined Engineering Johnny Freeze, GWS Tool Mastery Track Who would benefit: Foremen, Leadmen, Setup, Machinist, Engineers, Estimators Experience track: Mastery Description Become more efficient with your cam machines. In this session you will learn how to develop the machine set-up,…
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Six Reasons Steel is Vacuum Treated Carli Kistler-Miller, Emily Riley and David Wynn delve into the reasons behind vacuum treating or vacuum degassing steel, highlighting its critical importance in our shop. Published December 8, 2025
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Speaking of 5 Mistakes We See Shops Make Over and Over Carli Kistler-Miller, Harry Centa and David Wynn discuss five common mistakes that are repeatedly see precision machining shops make while also looking at how shops can make better decisions, protect profitability and build more resilient operations. Published June 15,…
June 2015 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #33 Everything old is new again. Once a staple of the shop, leaded steel was out of fashion as new technologies and applications called for different materials. However, with definite savings in machinability, cutting speed and uptime, it should still be a part of your shop. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
PMPA Craftsman Cribsheet #125: ISO (Metric)Threading Identification Our example insert is 16ER24UNHG. Published March 1, 2024 By David Wynn, Technical Services Manager, PMPA Download/View Cribsheet Author David Wynn David Wynn, MBA, is the PMPA Technical Services Manager with over 20 years of experience in the areas of manufacturing, quality, ownership,…
Proposed OSHA reinterpretation could jeopardize your shop if they DICTATE that it is feasible to install Sound guarding or reducing your capacity with administrative controls whether or not it achieves their goal of lowering below 85dB or makes any business sense.