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This is an updated version of our ‘Turning & Lathe Basics’ program. Watch more @ www.sme.org

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Developed by the Giddings & Lewis Fond du Lac facility in 1955, the first commercially available machine tool with NC control demonstrates MAG's history of innovation.

Now more than ever, your cycle times count! Production times need to be reduced with multi-tasking machining in order to stay competitive. In this video you will see a demonstration of a simple setup run from raw hardened steel bar stock to finished component. The Nakamura WT-100 is a popular machine offering a compact footprint with enough muscle behind it to get the job done. Visit us at www.methodsmachine.com for more information!

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Two U.S. Machine Tool Companies with Century-Plus Anniversaries Prove Manufacturing Innovation Never Grows Old MAG Industrial Automation Systems Release date: November 9, 2009 Perpetual world demand for improved transportation, more energy and mined resources makes Giddings & Lewis and Cincinnati Machine more relevant than ever November 9, 2009 - ...

www.glacern.com Glacern Machine Tools Mass production turning of a part. Material is 1.0″ diameter 12L14 bar stock. The original part was made of S7 tool steel, but required coolant. The machine is a Mori Seiki NL2500SY-700 CNC Turning Center with a Y-axis, C-axis on both spindles, live tooling, and a subspindle.

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www.glacern.com Glacern Machine Tools Turning a rook chess piece out of 2.5″ diameter 6061 aluminum bar stock on a Mori Seiki NL2500SY-700 CNC Turning Center, utilizing the Y-axis, C-axis, and live tooling.

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Britannia Self-Acting, Screw-Cutting, gap-bed treadle lathe. This lathe was made in Colchester England circa 1900.

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Early 1900s antique American metal turning lathe

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May 28, 2009 - Sescoi and the OSG Corporation will be running a second series of working seminars, 'WorkNC Lab 2' on 11th and 12th June at the Meguro-ku, Tokyo, technical center of the Makino Milling Machine Co Ltd.