Cutting Tool Engineering — Magazine & Media Co.
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Cutting Tool Engineering is a B2B magazine and media company covering cutting and grinding technologies used throughout the manufacturing industry.
Arlington Heights, IL
Joined December 2010
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Always curious and full of energy, Beagles turn every walk into an adventure 🐾🎉.
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ISCAR’s DropMill Indexable 240° Ball Nose Cutters have 3 flutes for high performance and double-sided inserts for economy. Diameters are offered from .625” to 2”. Choose inserts with the smooth -QT for finishing or the -MFW (full wave) geometry to break chips when roughing.
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We’re proud to partner with Cutting Tool Engineering in support of the Manufacturing Technology Series West, happening next week, October 7–9 in Anaheim, CA! Connect with top suppliers, explore advanced manufacturing solutions, and see how innovations are driving progress across
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October issue out! The Daily Regrind covers how General Cutting Tools saves manufacturers money & boosts productivity with expert resharpening & custom tool solutions. Read more → https://t.co/rB7mMDC3sG
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🎓 Meet Niko Aleksic, recent Taft High School grad and recipient of the Iverson Memorial Scholarship! He’s heading to UIC this fall to study civil engineering, and the scholarship is helping him take that next big step toward his dream career. 🌟
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Rapid tool changes let Mazak move from cutting to friction stir welding, etching, labeling, and inspection—all on one machine. With wireless tool-holder communication and FSW at 10 m/min, it’s automation built for throughput.
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Scroll compressors demand precision — and microns matter. Brandt Taylor breaks down how spiral machining achieves the accuracy needed for these critical components. Read the article in CTE: https://t.co/xGRuu7tNT1
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