Failure as Tourist August 1, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Civil or transport engineering failures are very public. They tend to get investigated far more thoroughly than typical mechanical engineering prob...Read More
Get Smarter at Gear Expo June 1, 2017 Michael Goldstein There are many benefits to attending Gear Expo, but if you're not taking advantage of the educational opportunities, you're missing out.Read More
Exploring New Methods May 19, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I have been following developments on gear making in general-purpose CNC machines with great interest. The advent of affordable gear grinding seems...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
Transferring Tribal Knowledge March 1, 2017 Michael Goldstein How do we educate the next generation of gear industry employees, and how do we train the ones we already have?Read More
Language Barrier January 10, 2017 Charles D. Schultz No Comments I have great admiration for people who can speak multiple languages, a skill that had eluded me despite two fairly serious efforts to learn a secon...Read More
Visit Us on Social Media! July 14, 2016 Charles D. Schultz No Comments Gear Technology and its sister publication, Power Transmission Engineering, have FaceBook pages...Read More
Daily Chores June 14, 2016 Charles D. Schultz No Comments A current project has reminded me just how difficult it is to pull cost estimates together. You would think that with business being slow due to th...Read More
New Ideas in Gears February 25, 2016 Charles D. Schultz No Comments One of the perks of being a “public” gear person is the opportunity to interact with interesting people in and around our industry. Gear Techno...Read More
Train to Gain October 29, 2015 Charles D. Schultz No Comments One thing that struck me during the Gear Expo was the large amount of grey hair on the heads of those in the exhibit hall. While it was great to se...Read More