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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• Second opinion nearly doubles family wealth
  by Irving L. Blackman
• On the other hand
• Taking cost saving seriously: At this tier-one automotive supplier, cutting costs and improving productivity are everyone's jobs
  by Leo Rakowski
• Smarter machining squeezes more productivity and profits from the shop floor
  by John M. Jordan
• Software supports neutral CAD file format
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Diamond-coated taps and drills
  by Shauna R. Pope
• CAM at a crossroads
• A great example of a joint effort
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Setting the stage for production
  by Bill Dundas
• Alliance for globalization
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• What CAM functions do moldmakers want?
  by Alan Christman
• VMCs provide rapid cycle times for heavy work
  by Shauna R. Pope
• On the Web
  by Allan A. J. Sweatt
• Economists expect the economy
• When does hard turn/grind make sense?
  by G. Chris Koepfer
• Feels like a go to me
  by George Schuetz
• Enterprise management solution
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Permanent magnet for milling and drilling
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Since it is free
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Machining center cleans/deburrs parts too
  by Leo Rakowski
• April's acquisitions
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Is manual programming really important?
  by Mike Lynch
• Compact HMC
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Are we ready for recovery?
  by G. Chris Koepfer
• Interest rates will be holding steady
• Empowering the programmer: A project aimed at making military aircraft parts faster shows just how much productivity gain can come from automating the programmer's repetitive tasks
  by Peter C. Zelinski
• Under one roof
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Image is everything
  by Scott Weersing
• HMC combines speed and power
  by Shauna R. Pope
• The Busche machining Consortium
  by Peter C. Zelinski
• The Fed's more optimistic tone was buttressed
• The right start for a fine finish
  by Mark Albert
• A sobering experience
  by William J. III Dorgan
• CAD/CAM software provides realistic cutting simulation
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Multi-spindle machine
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Five months to go
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• What's more, officials at various regulatory agencies are cracking down
• America's appetite for equipment falters
  by Joe Jablonowski
• Company invests in HMC to keep pace with growth
  by John M. Jordan
• Combine economy with motion control
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Compact Calculator for cutting tool users
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Software in South China
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Meeting dates
• Just in Time
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Cutting tool applications aid in machining Tungsten heavy alloys
• A life-of-the-machine-tool investment
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Beyond stop, drop and roll
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• It's difficult to access the economic impact
• Increased assets
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Laser toolsetter solves moldmaker's quality and productivity challenges
  by John M. Jordan
• Compact graphite machining center
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Make non-disclosure agreements work for you
  by Michael J. Gallagher
• The Robots are taking over
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Companies find ways to prosper during slow times
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• Bigger than ever
  by Katherine A. Kelley
• Milling system puts productivity in the fast lane
• Pre-programmed software to handle shop management
  by Shauna R. Pope
• Compact machining center
  by Shauna R. Pope