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The Real Cost of Collet Chucks

Collet chucks and collets are essential to CNC machining, yet they’re often overlooked. Worn collets can cause tool runout, poor finishes, and even spindle damage, leading to costly downtime. Regular inspection and replacement are key to maintaining performance and avoiding unnecessary expense.

Metalworking

Toolholder Balancing in Manufacturing: G2.5 vs. G6.3

As spindle speeds grow ever higher, and tolerances tighter, toolholder balancing has become a necessity for modern manufacturers. Explore two common balancing grades, G2.5 and G6.3.

Metalworking

Tools and Tips to Tackle Inconel Machining—And Come Out on Top

Work hardening, built-up-edge, chipping and downright destruction of cutting tools are among the challenges involved in machining Inconel, a common but misunderstood alloy. Here are some tips on how to avoid them.

Metalworking

Transforming Industrial Inspection with Mitutoyo’s Laser Scanners

Mitutoyo’s expanded line of laser scanners provides manufacturers with deep insights into production processes—enabling smarter, more efficient manufacturing across a wide range of industries.

Metalworking

Turn It Up: Taking Advantage of Indexable Tools

Not only are indexable carbide cutting tools more cost-effective than their old-fashioned alternatives while also reducing CNC machine downtime and producing far more parts per shift, they’re also improving constantly. Here’s what you need to know.

Machining

Understanding the Benefits of Circle Segment Cutters

For manufacturers willing to make the investment, circle segment cutting can reduce cycle times and increase tool life of certain CNC jobs. Here’s what you need to know.

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