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Articles in Oct, 2005 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• Machining centers in motion
• Lousy asset or money-making machine?
  by Irving L. Blackman
• Home prices continue to rise much faster than incomes
• Self-improving CNC: with this control feature, a CNC running the same part several times can machine the part better and faster with each attempt
  by Peter Zelinski
• The point of reference for fixture offset entries
  by Mike Lynch
• Added functionalities for two-, three- and five-axis machining
  by Christy R Bramlet
• VMCs for high-volume production
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Accuracy in bore sizing and finishing
  by Christy Bramlet
• HMC features redesigned column, fast feed rates and more
  by Christy Bramlet
• Flame-retardant compounds
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Rotary tables built for speed
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• The truth about "Ra"
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Lean in the office—useful techniques
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• Meeting dates
• Acquiring Metalcutting
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Vises used as an alternative to custom fixturing
• Virtual heat treating in 2D or 3D
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Snap grip system
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Accomplishing multiple-part workholding
  by Christy Bramlet
• Transport and elevate chips in one operation
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Literature highlights cabinet enclosure
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• A solution for coolant filtration
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Job shop site of the month
  by Allan Sweatt
• This left many retailers and manufacturers in a position
• Coming: stable milling speeds determined in the office: a utility available online may be the starting point toward software that can predict optimal spindle speeds outside the shop, without the user having to test or measure every tooling combination
  by Peter Zelinski
• A future event
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Converting PCs into gaging systems
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• CAD/CAM software has integrated wireframe and more
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Metrology software now standard on CMMs
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Two-axis vertical turning of mid-sized parts
  by Christy Bramlet
• Inserts for grooving, turning and profiling
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Interactive tool catalog lists more than 6,000 items
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• One-step rust and scale remover
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• OTW infoletter
  by Allan Sweatt
• Other sectors will also contribute to a solid increase
• CNC representation
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Real-time factory floor information now web-accessible
  by Christy R Bramlet
• Model-based definition
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Enhanced carbide bur
  by Christy Bramlet
• Increasing precision with collets
  by Christy Bramlet
• Die grinder
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Magnetic and vacuum chucks catalog
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Because your spouse Isn't interested
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Correction
• Lean manufacturing cutting tool inserts
  by Derek Korn
• Get the most out of your measuring system
  by George Schuetz
• Tool streamlines deburring and chamfering operations
• Access plantfloor data via the Web
  by Christy R Bramlet
• Employ high scanning speeds to measure difficult workpieces
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Interchangeable pull-down jaws
  by Christy Bramlet
• Die lubricant for light-duty stamping
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Manage and store cutting tools and CNC toolholders
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• World of clamping
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Listen to the Web site Gurus
  by Allan Sweatt
• Economic growth forecasts for the second half
• Chatter control for the rest of us: a shop making prototype molds illustrates how to find stable milling speeds quickly using a systematic pattern of test cuts
  by Peter Zelinski
• Breaking new ground
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Seco-Carboloy to certify productivity advocates: metalworking leader leverages online tools of Tooling University
• Electrode design for mold manufacturers
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Five-axes measuring capability added
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Chip-splitting carbide end mills
  by Christy Bramlet
• Tap drivers
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• The evolution of tool steel
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Quick-change fixturing options
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• How strong a weave?
  by Mark Albert
• Weathering The Storm Together
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• There continues to be good news on the inflation front
• Motor type vs. machine design: to control vibration, this machine tool builder says the choice of linear motors versus ballscrews is not as important as where the motors apply their force
  by Peter Zelinski
• Differentiation among CAM software products
  by Alan Christman
• Enhancements and four-axis simultaneous milling option
  by Christy R Bramlet
• Dual-channel meter for lasers and optical sources
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Access to difficult-to-reach tapping locations
  by Christy Bramlet
• Four-axis VTL can reduce machining time
  by Christy Bramlet
• Chucks have low-profile construction
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Solid carbide drill featured in user-friendly catalog
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• For probing minds
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Better together
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Touch probing with a feather's touch
  by Derek Korn
• Adapting to a continuously changing medical market: this shop has made incremental changes to its manufacturing processes to meet the changing needs of its medical customers
  by Derek Korn
• Tangential milling helps foundry speed operations and reduce costs

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