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Problems Turning Tiny Parts on CNC Swiss
Dear Shop Doc, We have a CNC Swiss that we use to turn very small precise parts. When a part has several different diameters I notice that when one diameter [...]
Manufacturing in Thailand – the “Detroit of the East”
Emily Aniakou, Today’s Machining World’s Managing Editor, was invited to join 11 other journalists from the U.S. and Canada (six in the automotive sector and six in the food industry sector) by [...]
An Interview with Master Negotiator Herb Cohen
By Noah Graff For more than three decades, Herb Cohen has been a practicing negotiator, intimately enmeshed in some of the world’s headline dramas, from hostile takeovers to hostage negotiations. [...]
Industry Scuttlebutt
The news that Japan will show a net deficit in trade for 2011 is another signal of a shifting economy that currently favors North American manufacturing. Europe is in a [...]
My Dinner With Newt
I just returned from a long weekend of political-tourism in Charleston, South Carolina. It didn’t start out as a Newt-Mitt chocolate kind of trip, it just happened. My oldest son [...]
One on One with Shoe Repairman Elijah Malik
Elijah Malik, has been in the shoe repair business since 2003. Four years ago he opened his shop, Your Shoe Repair, a full service shoe repair shop in Chicago’s hip [...]
New How it Works – Machining Families of Parts
The online version of Today’s Machining World continues to produce new feature stories such as this one from our best freelance writers. You can increase production and reduce costs by [...]
No No No No!
Should I plan as if I am going to live forever, or like I’m living on borrowed time? None of us really knows how long we will be allotted on [...]
Manufacturing Tour In Thailand
Emily Aniakou, Today’s Machining World’s Managing Editor, is currently on a press tour of Thailand’s manufacturing industry. The following are her first impressions. Monday: The tour has been awesome so [...]
Ethics: Drug Testing in the Workplace
Among many hats I wear, I handle human resources for a transmission re-manufacturing facility with around 35 employees, including office staff. Our management asked me to develop a drug testing [...]