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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• Valuable win
• Work resistant to outsourcing
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Correction
• Surviving global competition through aggressive business practices: the alternate ways that U.S. shops will approach the purchase of new equipment, determination of process efficiency and quotation of new work may prove to be the difference between remain
  by Derek Korn
• New president
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• CADCAM add-in automates 80 percent Of NC programming tasks
• Mix and match modules
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Modular solutions for handling processes
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• New cutting tool material for steel turning
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Take grinding productivity to a new level
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Take heart
  by Mark Albert
• Lean: The Novel
• Meeting Dates
• Seco-Carboloy to certify productivity advocates: metalworking leader leverages online tools of Tooling University
• Multitasking knocks out unnecessary setups for valve manufacturer
• Updated 2D CAD library
  by Cjristy R. Bramlet
• Thread whirling system
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Access to difficult-to-reach tapping locations
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• On the cutting edge of tool inspection
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• The future is small
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Apprentice awarded
• Manufacturing in transition: the role of machining will evolve as manufacturing adapts to pervasive trends. Here is an outlook on the forces shaping the manufacturing industry
  by Mark Albert
• By another name
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Bi-metal blades allow company to reduce costs
• Support for CAD users
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Bar feed for fast turning and four-minute change-overs
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Collet system generates clamping force
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Measuring instruments catalog
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• A German perspective
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Interactive machining site
• The incentive effect: an expanded variety of targeted cutting tool solutions is coming, and the reasons go beyond just the needs of production. Changes in cost analysis and changes in business arrangements are also driving the introduction of new tools
  by Peter Zelinski
• Under new management
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Manufacturer uses software to create innovative product
• CAM system supports CNC multitasking machines
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Lathe includes a conversational operating system
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Manual Press with electronic stroke and process control
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• 180 pages Of cutoff, grooving and threading tools
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• If, on the other hand, long-term interest rates were to stay near current levels, strong home buying might lead to further acceleration in the rise in home prices
• A startup shop in the digital age: this shop is building a future based on the creative and productive potential of machining
  by Mark Albert
• The 2004 CAM software leaders
  by Alan Christman
• Work management software
  by Cjristy R. Bramlet
• Lathe combines polymer base, precision components and more
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Rotary indexer has customized sealing system
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Colorful brochure showcases marking system
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Machining center has an automatic back working device
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Their future and ours
  by Peter C. Zelinski
• Purchase Protection
• The future of machining
• Setting adjustable bore gages
  by George Schuetz
• End mills tackle difficult part while reducing machining time
• Design, document and manufacture electrodes
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Inserts useful for small-parts machining
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Bed-type machining centers with longer travels
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Variety of fixturing components
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Your financial future
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Reducing excess motion
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• The changing face of CNC programming: efforts to create a CNC-usable product data model are inching forward, but in the meantime, advances in CAM software will make the programmer's job function super-efficient rather than superfluous
  by Mark Albert
• Expansion to accommodate new products
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• A CAM solution for mill-turn operations
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Company eliminates DWG compatibility problem
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• VMC series designed for accurate, precise machining
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• CMM for small- and medium-sized parts
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Catalog outlines toolholder
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Turn $360,000 into $10 million—tax free
  by Irving L. Blackman
• Escalating home prices stem mainly from strong basis demands for shelter, facilitated by low mortgage rates and ample availability of mortgage credit
• An alternate contract machining business model: how some manufacturers and their machine shop vendors interact will change. It may be that shops won't even know their customers by name, and vice versa
  by Derek Korn
• Program offset entries whenever possible
  by Mike Lynch
• Simplifying geometry modification
  by Cjristy R. Bramlet
• Horizontal and vertical pick-up lathes
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Magnets offer holding power
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Turnkey Manufacturing Solutions
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Milling cutters and inserts
  by Christina R. Bramlet
• Women of the future
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• The behavior of home prices does not constitute a gathering storm for the U.S. economy, according to economists
• Re-envisioning automation: when vision systems are added to robots, fundamental aspects of the production process deserve a second look
  by Peter Zelinski
• CMM division acquired
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Optimizing order tracking
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Heads and probe systems maintain system accuracy
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• End mills for hard milling
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Ballnose family for various functions
  by Christy R. Bramlet

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