CRIBSHEET – #63 A Primer on Wear in Our Shops
February 2018 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #63
There are three main kinds of wear, and these each have some common modes of occurrence.
February 2018 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #63
There are three main kinds of wear, and these each have some common modes of occurrence.
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Cold Work Miles Free, Carli Kistler-Miller, and David Wynn discuss how the cold work of cold drawing can affect machining performance in your shop. Published August 26, 2024
Recorded: April 17, 2023 at National Technical Conference in Cleveland, OH. Speaker: Derek Briggs, Tsugami America Who would benefit: Foremen, Leadmen, Setup, Machinist, Engineers, Estimators, Operators Experience track: Mastery Description This session focuses on multi-path control capabilities (composite, superimposition, and synchronization controls) and the utilization of these functions to increase productivity and reduce cycle times….
Leadership Deep Dive — Delegation Being effective as a leader requires many different attributes. The ability to delegate to subordinates is one of the most critical. by Miles Free III Director of Industry Affairs, PMPA Published June 1, 2024 Download Magazine Article When we think of leadership, it is easy to list the…
Recorded: March 31, 2025 at National Technical Conference in Cleveland, OH. Speaker: David Wynn, PMPA Who would benefit: engineer, estimator, supervisor, lead setup, machinist, operator Experience track: Management Description Have you ever stopped to think about the same part over differing volume ranges? We explore how setup time and price change over volume, but the…
Here are 5 benefits of cold working of steels.
Increased strength
Improved surface finish
Controlled dimensional tolerance
Improved straightness
Improved machinability.
And why they are important to your machining operations.
PMPA Craftsman Cribsheet #133: Identifying ISO Workpiece Material Groups Published November 1, 2024 By David Wynn, Technical Services Manager, PMPA Download/View Cribsheet When you look at a box of inserts, you see a colored coded set of letters and numbers for our feeds and speeds. What does all this mean? There was a time…