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CAM Makes Parts In Famous Garage |
In a private garage in Burbank, Calif., three people repair, restore and maintain a fleet of vehicles for a well-known motoring enthusiast. Read the full story here |
The Big Dog And Barking At Young People |
Jay Leno, host of the Tonight Show, is on the cover of American Machinist this month holding a new part for a stationary steam engine built in 1831. The engine is the oldest steam engine Leno has in his collection, which famously includes cars, motorcycles, steam engines and other stuff that he houses in his private garage — affectionately known as The Big Dog Garage. Read the full story here |
Economic Challenges For The Next President |
The next President, whether it is Barack Obama or John McCain, will be faced by daunting challenges. The world has changed rapidly over the past eight years, and the old solutions do not necessarily fit the new problems. Read the full story here |
Setting A Price On Multitasking |
How do you “cost” a job, especially when your operator is running two or three machines? Do you low-ball it so that you give your customer a break, or do you maintain your shop rate — or more — to put $$$ in the bank? Read the full story here |
Technical Resource For Laser Measurement |
Ophir-Spiricon has launched a new website to provide technical resources for power and energy measurement, laser beam profiling, and spectrum analysis. Read the full story here |
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