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Ethics: Employing a Friend for Health Insurance
By Russell Ethridge Today’s Machining World Archives May 2007 Volume 03 Issue 05 I have a small manufacturing shop. We offer great health insurance, but it’s expensive, and the employee’s [...]
An Interview with Eitan Wertheimer: CEO of ISCAR
By Lloyd & Noah Graff Today’s Machining World Archives September 2007 Volume 03 Issue 09 Lloyd Graff: I read your bio, and there isn’t that much about you personally. Eitan [...]
The Intersection Of Art and Connecting Mechanics
By Robert Strauss Today’s Machining Archives August 2007 Volume 03 Issue 08 Fernando Orellana’s father was a civil engineer and Fernando, when he was growing up, liked art. There seemed [...]
Bringing Heat Treat In-House : One company’s induction into the world of heat treating
By Chad Waldo Today’s Machining Archives August 2007 Volume 03 Issue 08 The story is almost a cliché these days; the customer needs parts yesterday and you have a week’s [...]
Afterthought: Remembering Beverly Sills
By Lloyd Graff Today’s Machining Archives August 2007 Volume 03 Issue 08 Beverly Sills died July 2. She was a marvelous singer and humanitarian, but I will always remember a [...]
Shop Doc – Tool Holder
Todays Machining World Archives June 2007 Volume 03 Issue 06 Dear Shop Doc, There is this tool holder in our Brown & Sharpe tool crib that is some type of [...]
The Eclectic Style of Jeff Begg
By Lloyd Graff Todays Machining World Archives May 2007 Volume 03 Issue 05 When you enter a machining firm which cuts millions of pounds of brass bar each year, you [...]
An interview with big rig driver Dominic Tramonte
Interview by Noah Graff Today’s Machining World Archives March 2007 Volume 3 Issue 03 Dominic Tramonte has been an over-the-road truck driver for the last seven years, and an owner/operator [...]
Ethics: Divided Loyalties Part II
By Russell Ethridge Todays Machining World Archives March 2007 Volume 03 Issue 03 I think I made a huge mistake. I left my job of 12 years to join a [...]
The Mormon Missionary Advantage
By Josh Grossmann Todays’ Machining World March 2007 Volume 3 Issue 3 Pilkington Metal Finishing employs 110 workers and does upwards of $5 million a year in aluminum anodizing work [...]