Storage Problems October 27, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments One of my favorite science fiction books is A Canticle for Leibowitz, by Walter M. Miller, Jr., originally published in 1960. This post-ap...Read More
Thinking Big October 12, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments My local newspaper’s lead story today concerned the explosive demolition of a highway bridge in nearby Tionesta, PA. As luck would have it, our mos...Read More
Planning for Disaster September 5, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments The massive flood damage in Houston will take years and billions of dollars to repair. Even with plenty of warning, there was no way to evacuate mi...Read More
A Lesson Learned and Acted On June 9, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I have been getting lots of windshield time this year between business travel, house hunting, relocation, and even a few days of vacation. Our fabu...Read More
Anatomy of a Rebuild June 1, 2017 Nuttall Gear taps Machine Tool Builders for shop floor upgrades.Read More
Why Things Break April 11, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I used to tease our maintenance staff that there were only two reasons a machine went down: it went down because we worked on it or because we did ...Read More
The First Steps are the Hardest March 2, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Apprenticeships are frequently mentioned as the key to rebuilding America’s manufacturing sector. The people who usually say this often have limite...Read More
The Importance of Record Keeping June 28, 2016 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Very rarely does a gearbox designer have the opportunity to see his or her products at work many years later. Recently I was as...Read More
Revisiting the Bad Old Days June 23, 2016 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Unless you are involved with rebuilding old equipment, it may be entirely possible to never see a tooth flank with “progressive pitting.”...Read More