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Steve Hensley "The case for constant velocity". Modern Machine Shop. FindArticles.com. 19 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3101/is_1_81/ai_n25489841/

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Articles in June, 2008 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• Compact handling facility sticks to basics
  by Matt Danford
• Blog focuses on assembly automation industry trends
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Coated grades suited for turning exotic materials
• Fully integrated 3D parametric CAD/CAM
• Increase metal removal rates
• Slant-bed CNC lathe features 12-station turret
• Machining centers designed for small, medium-sized parts
• Are you learning from your mistakes?
  by Derek R. Korn
• NIMS Precision Machining Contest
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Levers and gears: anatomy of a dial indicator
  by George Schuetz
• Wireless data collection readies surgical toolmaker for full SPC
• ERP System for custom manufacturers
• Live and dead centers turn large components
• Laser technology reduces rise/fall time of square wave pulse
• Linear transfer machine features change-over flexibility
  by Emily K. Tudor
• Succession planning: the right way to value your family business
  by Irving L. Blackman
• Seco absorbs Tesco brand identity
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Slider vise workholding
• CAM program raises quality, increases productivity
• Family of indexable cutters for large spur and helical gears
• Machine long workpieces with slant-bed CNC lathes
• Exposing the Myths of Precision Measurement Control
  by Emily K. Tudor
• The new order of things
  by Mark Albert
• Titanium Applications Development Award
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Meeting dates
• Striving to be partners, not shops: the two divisions within this business machine complex parts for the medical and aerospace industries. So in that sense they're shops. However, in order to grow with their customers, they realized they had to be more th
  by Derek Korn
• Create and store libraries of parametrically driven products
• Multi-clamping vises designed for high-production applications
• Wire EDM works with dual-wire spools
• Drills feature V-pocket design
  by Emily K. Tudor
• The case for constant velocity
  by Steve Hensley
• DMG opens new tech center
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Coolants and fluids target machine and tool performance
• CAM system drives big gains in racecar engine porting
• Software features Web-based learning module
• Vertical lathe for casting, forging and turning applications
• Compact 3D laser cuts sheet, pipe, formed and structural parts
• By the numbers
  by Steven R. Kline, Jr.
• Collet system keeps cool under pressure
  by Matt Danford
• AMT appoints new president
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Micrometer features improved accuracy, measurement time
• Compactor streamlines aluminum chip handling
• Program measures standard geometries and free-form surfaces
• In-line, twin-spindle lathe
• Shopfloor optical 3D measuring and digitizing system
• The face of the company
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• Horn USA celebrates 10th anniversary
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Thread miller designed for maximum process reliability
• Software enhancements increase productivity
• Automatic detection and repair of self-intersecting geometry
• Manual and CNC oil country engine lathes
• Skim oil in hard to access areas
• Appreciating depreciation
  by Peter C. Zelinski
• CGTech Vericut Users' Exchange contest
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Diagnosing unusual machine behavior
  by Mike Lynch
• Two-man shop runs unattended with automated turning center
• Automatically gather detailed control system data
• Lathe operates in three modes
• Knee mill features wide way surfaces
• Parts collector enables lights-out production
  by Emily K. Tudor
• Automated five-axis machining
• Competitions spur innovation, workforce development
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Haas expands presence in India
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Economies of scale: medical implant work is not just small in terms of workpiece sizes. Lot sizes and lead times can also be small when the product is still under development. To compete for implant work, this shop aims to offer cost savings in the face o
  by Peter Zelinski
• Controller emulation software for multi-axis machining
• Air wipe resists corrosion and high temperatures
• Compact VMCs designed for mold and die manufacturers
• Band saw machine cuts virtually all types of material
  by Emily K. Tudor
• Video: five-axis porting
• Mori Seiki Innovation of the Americas
  by Matthew D. Danford
• Komet appoints new CEO
  by Matthew D. Danford
• More than big machines: this shop specializes in very large components such as rotor hubs and support bases for wind turbines. It's successful because it "thinks big" about every aspect of machining parts of this size
  by Mark Albert
• 2D profiling laser sensor shortens inspection time
• Solid carbide gripper pads and inserts designed for easy replacement
• Lubricant for tube-bending applications
• Machines for the tool and die industry
  by Emily K. Tudor