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1. Using the Toolchanger to Automate Production: Taking advantage of a feature that's already on the machine tool, Lang's Haubex system uses the toolchanger to move and store parts, making it an easy-to-use and cost-effective automation solution

2. Using AR for Remote Machine Tool Troubleshooting

3. Profiles in connectivity: for two shops in northern Indiana, using MTConnect for machine monitoring was just the start. Both shops are now ready to implement other promising application

4. Stepping up to unattended machining: lights out, unattended machining is a goal for many precision machined parts manufacturers. For many parts using easily machined materials, the process is fairly straightforward. however, this Ohio shop uses a systematic process to maximize unattended machining of more difficult materials

5. Another angle on HSM: the savings in setup time were welcome enough, but this mold maker found that a 3+2 machining center also accelerated its use of high speed machining

6. Machine tools to go: some workpieces need the machine tool to come to them

7. A tale of two shows: a recent trade show in Spain had technologies on display for accurately machining extremely large components. A different show in France featured machines that produce really small ones

8. Shrink fit: the high accuracy toolholder of choice; Requirements in the mold industry are much more precise than general machining, so more attention must be paid toward the selection of the appropriate toolholder in regards to its features and benefits

9. Vertical turning upside down: using the main spindle for double-duty machining and workpiece load/unload makes sense. It's a simple idea that has grown in sophistication from turning to multitasking. This article looks at the state of the art using inverted vertical turning for precision volume production

10. Setting up work: optimizing setup time starts early, stays and becomes better as jobs are done again

11. NC coding for encoders: with the right CAM system, this manufacturer of industrial encoders was able to incorporate offline part programming and knowledge-based machining for increased productivity

12. Machine tools used as dedicated equipment ... for a little while: two keys to Busche's success are versatility and speed. Rather than dedicated equipment, the shop uses flexible machining centers and constantly reconfigures them into new cells for new jobs. The speed at which it can do this, in addition to in-house tombstone manufacturing capability, provides the nimbleness to quickly respond to its customers' needs

13. Turning machines

14. When to use a collet chuck. (Emphasis: Workholding)

15. Quality cutting without cutting quality

16. Picking the right automatic drilling unit

17. High performance twist drills in perspective

18. Why we couldn't live without EDM

19. The toggle clamp connection

20. Process and profit

21. Rapid milling for prototypes

22. The practically dedicated flexible cell

23. The 10 commandments of dry high-speed machining

24. Sikorsky flies high with tool management

25. Robots are a booming success

26. Tool changes in a jiffy

27. Updated machinery helps aerospace model-maker meet critical customer deadlines

28. How to get the most from hardfacing

29. The expanding role of PCBN cutting tools

30. When and where to think high-speed milling

31. NC/CNC machine tools

32. Lending a hand to the machining center

33. A better way to bore

34. Integrating inspection and machining

35. Automated fabrication comes with its own Texas accent: with Finn-Power as its trusty sidekick, company easily corrals finished parts

36. The expanding role of simulation: going beyond NC programming

37. What the well-run shop needs: precision machining technology heads the list

38. Turning tough metals at Hy-Grade Value: VTC reduces cycle time by 85%

39. Insert replacement prolongs tool life, improves quality

40. Tips on pairing encoders and linear motors

41. Tools run true in hydraulic toolholders

42. Multipart fixturing delivers speed and flexibility; creative workholding techniques for machining centers provide competitive advantage for components suppliers

43. QUALITY: Diagnose and quantify

44. Clamping technology vital to productivity

45. MACHINING: UK agency for Taiwanese MT

46. TURNING: Shortlisted entries

47. PRISMATIC: Shortlisted entries

48. PROCESS DEVELOPMENT: Best Research & Development Project

49. QUALITY: Journey into space

50. IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY: One giant leap

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