Slater Tools Inc. is expanding its product line of Swiss Type Adjustment Free Rotary Broaching Tool Holders. Now available from Slater is the new 0700 series which features a .500 inch tool bore for use in larger swiss type machines. The 0700 series tool holders use standard .500 inch shank, 1.75″ overall length rotary broaches for polygon forms, most are available from stock. The Swiss Type Adjustment Free Rotary Broaching Tool Holder is used primarily on swiss type CNC machines and gang style lathes. [Read more →]
New Swiss Type Rotary Broaching Tool Holder from Slater Tools
July 21st, 2008 · No Comments
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Product Review: Cwerty.com - Wisdom on Demand
July 12th, 2008 · No Comments
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When was the last time you had the chance to sit down with an executive of a Fortune 500 company and pick their brain? When was the last time you asked a successful entrepreneur how she built her company into a $500 million cash machine? Well, here at CNCReport.com, we do it all the time… and so can you! [Read more →]
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Twister Speed Lathe Turns for Savings
July 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Any long time reader of CNCReport.com knows that we are always fans of unique products that boost productivity. The Twister Speed Lathe by Overbeck Machine Tools ranks among our favorites. Not only does it boost productivity through time savings, but also through lower energy costs and by reducing floor space.
The time saving element is almost obvious: If you currently use a small engine lathe to deburr / polish you will cut your start-stop cycle time in half. If you spend 10 seconds processing a part, your operator is spending [Read more →]
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Royal Products’ Rota-Rack Removes Bottleneck in Lathe Productivity
July 4th, 2008 · No Comments

So, you have a fast and powerful lathe… possibly added a barfeeder for extra production. But there might still be a major bottle-neck. What happens to the parts once the machine spits them out? Parts catcher? Maybe, but what if you want to run unattended or the catcher basket is overloaded due to larger part sizes? Royal Products may have a solution.
The Royal Rota-Rack offers a lean, cost-effective method for [Read more →]
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The CNC Report Weekend Podcast - Top 10 Do’s and Don’ts for Quoting
June 28th, 2008 · 2 Comments
In this week’s episode, host Jay Pierson gives his Top Ten list of Do’s and Don’ts for quoting jobs. He’ll cover everything from choosing which jobs you should quote to double checking your spelling and math! A special focus will given to users of MFGQuote.com. Be sure and tune in Sunday nights at 9pm central for new episodes.
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Adapter Allows Use of Collets in a Jaw Chuck
June 24th, 2008 · No Comments
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Hardinge® HCAC® Collet Adaptation Chucks will adapt any spindle to accept C-series collets, 3J collets, B42/ B65 collets, #22/ #11 B&S collets, style-S master collets and dead-length® collets. It is possible to increase your machining capabilities by substituting a collet chuck for a jaw chuck for part diameters up to 4 inch depending on the spindle size.
Hardinge OD Sure-Grip® Dead-length® Collet Chucks feature a parallel gripping, 4-split collet head for maximum gripping and instant centering. Collet heads are quick change and have a 1mm gripping range to accommodate bar stock or piece part variation. The Hardinge design provides part length control for consistency from part-to-part and includes a non-stick feature for instant, repetitive collet opening. The Hardinge OD Sure-Grip Collet Chucks are ideal for twin-spindle applications eliminating drive fault situations that could be caused by collet pullback. These collet chucks are available in 42, 65 and 90mm. For more information visit www.hardingeus.com.
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The CNC Report Weekend Podcast - Hot Topics Review
June 22nd, 2008 · 2 Comments
We’re back with the Season 2 Premiere of The CNC Report Weekend Podcast. In this week’s episode host Jay Pierson will review some of the hottest topics and articles posted on cncreport.com over the past few months. Future shows will air Sunday nights at 9pm central.

