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08-14-2009, 11:38 AM
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Industry Research question; Would your company benefit from hiring an outside tooling engineer/consultant to train your staff, and offer ideas for a new job or difficult job? -- Setup and train your staff for in-house tool grinding? -- Decrease tool usage on production jobs? increase cycle times? -- Bridge the gap between your machine shop and the local grinding shop?    |
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