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September 28, 2020
By makingchips

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Rapid Fire/ Old School Machining Tips that Never Get Dated

In this week’s podcast, hosts Jim Carr and Jason Zenger discuss old school manufacturing tips that still equip & inspire their team on the shop floor.

Segments:

  • The guys discuss this week’s manufacturing news. (8:41)
  • Solving today’s shop problems with “old school” techniques: Tapping (18:10)
  • Flatness on prints/Material Science (23:38)
  • Using oversized materials for better accuracy (26:12)
  • Bringing back old school collaboration (28:36)
  • Machine tool distributors selling tooling (31:50)
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