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Articles in May, 1992 issue of Modern Machine Shop

• NIST wants your input on EC certification process
  by Thomas L. Beard
• It's time to rethink pallet changers
  by Robert Heuer
• Setup reduction for woodholding
  by Edward G. Hoffman
• Complex, tight-radius EDM work expands horizons for tool and die shop
• Universal concept gaining ground in U.S
• CIM brightens up the Euro-gloom
  by Michael Page
• The value of creative workholding
  by Dennis M. Stephany
• A curling operation in a progressive die is best done in two stations
  by R.J. Rizzo
• Forty years of EDM allows mold maker to meet production challenges
• Artificial neural networks
  by Golden E. Herrin
• Is your qualified plan outdated?
  by Irving L. Blackman
• Indexing chucks revisited
  by Chris Koepfer
• Don't wring your hands, wring your gage blocks
  by James McCusker
• Macintosh automates machine shop operation
• Air-released collet chucks shouldn't be overlooked
• Plug the hole
  by Ken Gettelman
• Palletization: best lessons from the FMS experiment
  by Hans Geppert
• Motivators, incentives and rewards
  by William J. Dorgan, III
• Five-axis machining technology opens door to profits for small aerospace shop
• Fineblanking is a paradigm of today's manufacturing trends
• Understanding the plane selection commands on machining centers
  by Mike Lynch
• The zero factor
  by Mark Albert
• Something more than a dedicated fixture
  by Tom Beard
• Simple is better for packaging machine manufacturer
• Bend without braking