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Articles in March, 1996 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• Dreams endangered
  by Mark Albert
• Constructing specialized tooling and workholders
  by Edward G. Hoffman
• CNC turret replaces lathe's manual tool post
• A closer look at look-ahead
  by Todd Schuett
• CAM system lets shop choose the best multi-axis machining path
• Fadal, part two
  by Thomas L. Beard
• Proactive hiring
  by William J. Dorgan, III
• World machine tool output and consumption survey shows better times in 1995
• Illuminating high power lasers
  by Chris Koepfer
• Fabricator uses U.S.-made tool system to overcome stripping and slug pulling
• Setting up for single setups
  by Chuck Birkle
• Ethernet flourishes in the shop
  by Golden E. Herrin
• It's the message, not the medium
  by G. Chris Koepfer
• More on gaging statistics
  by George Schuetz
• Tooling alloy started in aerospace
• A highly evolved fab shop
  by Chris Koepfer
• Job shop turns, mills, drills on one machine - cuts processing time 60 percent
• Radicals revisited
  by Mark Albert
• Cycle time reduction principles for CNC
  by Mike Lynch
• A smart way to transfer your business
  by Irving L. Blackman
• Baltimore shop installs custom-dedicated machining cells to assure quality and commitments
• When was the last time you went out to meet your customers?
  by Wayne S. Chaneski
• Dead length collet chucks help turn metal into music