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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• CNC retrofit improves accuracy and productivity for aerospace components
• The gathering cool
  by Peter C. Zelinski
• Winning in Detroit
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Light-activated glue holds and releases workpieces in a flash
  by Derek Korn
• Acquisition information
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Timing events in a program
  by Mike Lynch
• New motion controller
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Mist coolant spray unit
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• VMC combines precision, stability, speed
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• New ballnose end mill
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Micro-lubrication injection for friction-free applications
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• The best sites you may not have seen
  by Allan Sweatt
• The August employment report provided the most convincing evidence
• Lean manufacturing shapes a cell: a machining cell that seeks to optimize product flow may look very different from a cell that seeks to optimize a machining process
  by Mark Albert
• Software helps small machine shop become lean manufacturer
• Software offers parting surface capabilities
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Linear motor drive translates to high velocity
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Modular marking machine
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Servo insert couplings
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Bi-metal band saw blades
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Power workholding
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Catalog highlights slotting cutters
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• IMTS post-show research
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Making U.S. manufacturing more cost-effective
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Meeting dates
• Eastern distributor
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Enhanced translation software
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Vertical machining center provides stability
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Metal coating process
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Replaceable carbide tip drill
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• High speed laser cutting machine
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Range of workholding products
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• New VMC
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Create a charitable endowment without reducing income or wealth
  by Irving L. Blackman
• News about inflation has been encouraging
• Our take on IMTS 2004: interest was high in a show that focused effectively on the needs of North American manufacturers
  by Mark Albert
• Carbide drill improves productivity for heat exchanger manufacturer
• Expansion module provides I/O capability to motion controller
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Numerical control brings PC versatility to the shop floor
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Five-axis machining center
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Face milling cutters
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• High-feed end mills
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Updated inspection system
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Disc springs for engineers
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Hiring in manufacturing
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Six Sigma evolves
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Wire EDM goes horizontal
  by Mark Albert
• Collaboration breeds innovation
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Greetings from Paris
  by David C. Sansone
• Updated 3D CAD software
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Vertical machining center
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Stainless steel cylinders
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• The next generation of feed units
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Production cleaners
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• New line of central chillers
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Catalog features new line of drills
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Job shop site of the month
  by Allan Sweatt
• Data coming in have not been uniformly strong
• Geometric pattern matching software
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Updated CAM software
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• High speed vertical machining center
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Waterjet machining center designed for high job variations
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Ecological lubricant
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Length gages catalog
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Improving accuracy on an existing machine
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Using a supermarket to regulate your work flow
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• CAM software for probing: software for creating probing routines off-line promises to make machine tool probing easier to use. As a few examples show, different software providers look at this off-line programming in different ways
  by Peter Zelinski
• U.S. representation
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Maintenance task software
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Integrated 3D scanning
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• VMC designed for small parts
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Machining tools aim to increase productivity
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Biodegradable cleaner
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• Grinding wheel dressing guide
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• VMC designed for micromachining
  by Christy R. Bramlet
• How many shop management software products permit customer access via the Internet?
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• The U.S. economy is gaining some traction
• Mold machining and beyond: adopting high speed machining entailed some surprises—one of which was an unforeseen opportunity for new work
  by Peter Zelinski
• CAM update
  by Shauna R. Steigerwald
• Software designed to increase order accuracy
  by Christy R. Bramlet

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