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Production Machining's Top 10 Articles of 2024
Reflect on 2024 with us as we take a look at our most-viewed articles this year!
Read MoreThe Power of the Coating
Diamonds are pure carbon, and they will weld to the carbon in the steel.
Read MorePrecision Machining Technology Review: December 2024
Production Machining’s December 2024 technology showcase includes some of the latest technology from Hexagon, Kennametal, SmartCAM, Horn and SMW Autoblok.
Read MoreAdvice for Job Seekers
Be specific in market, role and ideal employers and watch your job search networking and career prospects take off.
Read MorePhotochemical Etching Explained
This subtractive metal fabrication process is an alternative to traditional methods which enables designers to create thin metal parts with intricate shapes to micron-level precision without leaving behind burrs.
Read MoreKeeping It In The Family — Succession Tips From Those Who Lived It | Pt. 2
PMPA members share some tips to avoid getting burned when passing the business torch from one family member to another.
Read MoreProduction Machining's December 2024 News Highlights
Production Machining’s December 2024 news highlights include apprenticeship and training programs, new facility openings and more.
Read MoreCraftsman Cribsheet No. 134: ISO Material Groups: Steel
How to interpret the machinability of various forms of steel.
Read MoreUpgrading Bar Feeder Components with Metal 3D Printing
Index is exploring redesigning and optimizing parts for bar feeders inside its multi-spindle turning centers using a low-cost metal 3D printing platform from One Click Metal.
WatchComposition of Steel-Reporting Practices for Unspecified Elements
Sometimes the test report shows more chemical elements than we expect. Here’s why.
Read MoreProduction Machining Index Improves as Supply Chain Stabilizes
Sharp rise in future expectations signals stronger conditions for 2025.
Read MoreMaking Machining Research More Efficient
Piezoelectric dynamometer technology combined with a new software app is enabling Chalmers University of Technology to advance its grinding and machining research.
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