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Starting Them Young
We were delighted to get a blog comment that did not involve cut-rate sunglasses! To wit: “How would you promote gear/transmission technology to school children, and what resources would you
Making Manufacturing Cool Again
Can you remember the first time you saw a gear? I remember seeing gears on a cousin’s erector set crane when I was six or seven. A friend got a
Churning the Continuing Education Dollar
Our magazine publishes hundreds of high-quality technical articles every year. Considerable effort has gone into maintaining a searchable archive of those articles so readers can self-educate themselves on topics of
Covering All Angles
Klingelnberg Hosts 6th WZL Gear Conference in the USA 2016 Matthew Jaster, Senior Editor Gear design, smart manufacturing, psychoacoustic analysis, five-axis milling and trends in gear manufacturing are just
Continuing Education
Gear Technology has a major interest in educating its readers. Cutting-edge technical papers are a primary component of our content, along with information from our advertisers on the latest improvements
Visit Us on Social Media!
Gear Technology and its sister publication, Power Transmission Engineering, have FaceBook pages where members can view new content on a regular basis and post topics that interest them. We had
Be Careful What You Wish For
We used to warn our children to “be careful what you wish for, you might get it.” Recently I blogged in favor of jump starting the economy with access
Recycled Materials
Continuing with the environmental theme of the previous blog, an impressive change has occurred in the recycling industry since I was collecting newspapers with the Boy Scouts back in
What if We Save the World Anyway?
In the midst of a heated discussion on the environment fifteen years ago, my son asked a thought provoking question: “What if we saved the world and it really didn’t
