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September 25, 2003

Choosing the proper steel to minimize abrasive adhesive tool wear Many tools crack because of abrasive or adhesive wear. If one type is mistaken for the other, the actions taken to extend the life of a tool can have the opposite effect. Abrasive Wear Abrasive wear is caused by hard particles, such as carbides and inclusions, on the surface or within the work... Read more...

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August 28, 2003

Measuring tube as it grows and shrinks We always have some confusion at our house concerning desserts. My wife claims that I like only two kinds of pie: hot and cold. Well, she is mostly right. My favorite is cherry, and I love it served either hot or cold. Here's our family recipe—you be the judge. Grandma's Cherry Pie... Read more...

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July 24, 2003

Which wire do you require? Many fabricators overlook the efficiencies they can gain by changing a wire or process. In fact, when you ask fabricators why they're using a particular electrode, some respond with "That's the way it's always been done here," even though another way might yield significant improvement.... Read more...

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October 11, 2001

Inspecting for and correcting coil reel damage Object Q. What is the most common type of failure encountered with payoff or take-up reels? A. The most common failure is overload failure, which occurs when the reel is loaded with coils that exceed the OEM's weight rating. Often, this failure is not evident with a catastrophic event... Read more...

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