Month: January 2016

Previous blogs here have celebrated the great advances made in gear industry design capabilities and machine tools. As the “paper of record” for the past […]

My first airline trip of the New Year ended like the last one of the previous year: in a middle seat of a fully loaded […]

I am less of an airplane fan than most engineers, but the news reports of Air France scheduling special “last flights” for its retiring Boeing […]

Blogging from an American perspective can sometimes make me forget that the gear industry is active around the world. I get occasional reminders in the […]

  Previous blogs have discussed how fortunate we are to live in an age with the very best in gear making technology. Modern gear grinding […]

The management here at Beyta Gear Service’s world headquarters has ordered a clean-up of certain storage areas. Our now adult children left quite a bit […]

Let’s start 2016 off with a joint research project. While visiting a client late last year we got to talking gear history and he recounted […]

As much as I enjoy a bit of time off it gets boring if I am away from gears for too long. Since I have […]