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, […]
Month: July 2016
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]