ARTICLE – Sometimes It’s the Steel
Published August 2020
By Miles Free III
Sometimes it can be the steel. Frustratingly, because it came in exactly as you asked. Ask better.
Published August 2020
By Miles Free III
Sometimes it can be the steel. Frustratingly, because it came in exactly as you asked. Ask better.
October 2020 Craftsman’s Cribsheet #88 Cribsheet provided by PMPA member, Pioneer Service, Inc. in Addison, Illinois Standard grinding (both centerless and centered) produces a finer surface finish and/or more precise dimensions than can be achieved during the turning process on a CNC Swiss or CNC Turning Center. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
Published December 2017 By Sterling Gill III Professional development and staff training are important to the success of every shop VIEW ARTICLE
Published November 2014 By PMPA Staff Kalkaska Screw Products Inc. (KSP) was a machining division of an automotive filter manufacturing company until 1996 when the company decided to eliminate the division. Tedd Stewart, KSP’s founder and member of the company’s board, purchased the division. VIEW ARTICLE
June 2017 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #55 In “The Toyota Way,” author Jeffrey Liker lists and discusses the eight non-value-adding wastes that can be found in business and manufacturing processes. These can be applied anywhere, not just on a production line. Here is a look at these wastes through the lens of our precision machining…
Setting up and operating offshore manufacturing doesn’t save money on a total cost basis, but trying to do so may compromise quality, delivery and product development, which could otherwise provide real cost reduction and the pursuit of new high-profit opportunities, like mass customizing of products. 21 ways to think about the real consequences of offshor manufacturing are provided by David M.Anderson, Ph.D in this Orthoworld article.
Published April 2021 By Miles Free III A production machining shop is one that makes the things that give us the highest standard of living and safety and quality of life VIEW ARTICLE