Coming Home, but to What May 1, 2014 Jack McGuinn Many vets have the skills, but no place to apply them.Read More
Moving Parts May 1, 2014 Matthew Jaster Machine tools boost speed and throughput with automation technology.Read More
So How Much is This Going to Cost? May 1, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] Estimating is a necessary evil in every shop. Nobody wants to do it, but if it doesn’t get done there is no business. Fortunately, we ...Read More
A Good Guy Exits April 29, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] We would like to add our voice to those congratulating AGMA Technical Division VP Charlie Fischer on his retirement. I didn’t meet Cha...Read More
Scott Knoy Receives AGMA Next Generation Award April 28, 2014 German Machine Tools of America (GMTA, formerly American Wera) proudly announces the winning of the prestigious Next Generation award...Read More
Working Dinosaurs April 24, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] Reflecting upon “transformative technology,” I remember the sadness I felt at the Cincinnati Gear Company auction when a group of pris...Read More
Different Consequences April 22, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] In the most recent issue of Gear Technology, the Publisher’s Page recounts the inaugural issue’s coverage of “transformative ...Read More
If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit … April 15, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] Blogging about emerging 3-D printing technology reminded me of occasions when it was necessary to “stretch the envelope” to get things...Read More
Necessity is the Mother of Invention April 10, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] My last post may have been too hard on the emerging 3-D printing technology. We’ve always celebrated inventors in this country and per...Read More
A Tool Looking for a Task? April 8, 2014 Charles D. Schultz No Comments [starbox] I have been hearing a lot about 3-D printing and how it will revolutionize manufacturing in the United States. Millions are slated to ...Read More