Published October 2010
By PMPA Staff
Chase Brass & Copper Company traces its origins to a business established in 1837 in Waterbury, Connecticut.
Released October 10, 2022 Miles Free and Carli Kistler-Miller discuss adding value and creating value, what the differences are and how it pertains to our precision machining shops.
October 2016 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #49 Three (3) of My Favorite and Most Shared Ideas to Get the Most from Drills in Your Shop VIEW/DOWNLOAD
Lean Self-Assessment Spreadsheet Copyright 2006 Lean Leader Certification Workshop Outline VIEW/DOWNLOAD
August 2019 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #79 Shop visits are an inevitable part of business today. We have more visitors coming through our shops now than ever before: an auditor to validate a process, a customer representative to ensure you really do have machines, a calibration of testing equipment or community members to learn about potential…
Released April 12, 2021. Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller discuss the optimism for precision machining going forward, why the outlook is optimistic, and the transformation that is happening currently in our industry.
Published September 2012 By Miles Free III In Washington, D.C., this industry is known as NAICS 332721: Precision Machining. VIEW ARTICLE