One Step at a Time
My first drafting class involved a lot of pencil sharpening. It was a boring exercise that the students found somewhat insulting. There were pencil sharpeners […]
Month: September 2016
Each One Teach One
I have posted before about the many people who helped me along the way to becoming a productive member of the gear community. Today I […]
Articles Wanted
In a short chat in the Gear Technology booth at the International Machine Tool Show the topic came up of what sort of articles […]
IMTS 2016 Measures Up
Not only did IMTS 2016 attract more than 115,000 registered attendees (slightly higher than the 2014 show), but it also “measured up” by presenting […]
Book Reviewers Needed
Every gear engineer ends up with a shelf full of reference books. Depending upon your age and experience level these may be books you bought […]
Important Travel Skills
A cable TV movie brought a chuckle here at the world headquarters for an opening scene of two soon-to-be-dead characters arguing over a road […]
Reinventing the Factory
McCormick Place will be transformed into a wonderland of machinery and tooling this weekend for the 2016 version of the International Machine Tool Show. […]
What if God Were One of Us in Sozhou China?
The familiar words of Joan Osborne’s “What if God Were One of Us?” wafted out of the lounge when we returned from a long […]
Contingency Planning
I got caught up in a messy but foreseeable travel delay coming home from my first trip to China. Foreseeable because airplanes are machines and […]