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Articles in May 1995 issue of Manufacturing Engineering

• Faster rapid prototyping
• Fabricating stainless catalytic converters
• Eye on innovative top tooling
• CAM for high-speed milling
• From data to production mold in 45 days
• EASTEC '95 preview
• On the plastics frontier
• Toolholder key to production revamp
• Milling's speed limits
  by Noaker, Paula M
• Machine tool 102: Monitoring the machine
  by Aronson, Robert B
• RP and lost-wax casting cut lead time
• Don't just flex the factory, stabilize demand
  by Mather, Hal
• Get a standard grip
• CBN grinder uses hydrostatic leadscrew
• Scanning part surfaces saves money
• 1000 points-per-second probe
• Auto news
• High-speed toolholder design
• Multispindles multiply
  by Owen, Jean V
• Gear-case rotary transfer machine
• Working on workstations
• Spin dry eliminates shoveling sludge
• Feeding hungry cells
• Who cares about me?
  by Sprow, Eugene
• Precise measurements despite dirt
• OSHA on demand
• Making finer grinds
• Software update
• Acquisitions and alliances
• Opening up controller architecture
• Learning at a distance
• CNC's fast moves
  by Noaker, Paula M
• Japanese factories from the inside
  by Koelsch, James R
• Installations and plant expansions
• GD&T and SPC: Friends or foes?
  by Meadows, James
• Make metal with light
• In-line CMM holds power-steering precision
• Virtual prototypes proposed
• nuts and bolts of survival, The