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Good Limits From Bad Data

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Some authors recommend that you have to wait until you have the range chart “in control” before you can compute the limits for the average chart or the X chart. Why this is not true will be the subject of this column.

Reverse Engineering a Blimp Fan Blade

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Besides the fact that it flies, an airship—better known as a blimp—has about as much in common with other aircraft as a whale has with fellow sea creatures.

How Laser Trackers Work

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Many industries, including the automotive and aerospace industries, must precisely measure the three-dimensional features of large objects. An increasingly popular way to do this is with the laser tracker, a device first introduced in the late 1980s.

Attitude is Everything

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The most important element in producing a quality product or service is the attitude of the people doing the work—not only the worker—but the attitude of all levels of management.

Can You Twitter Your Way to Performance Excellence?

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Part Tracking Keeps Suppliers/Customers Happy

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It’s no secret to anyone, anywhere, that we’re experiencing a global business challenge, especially in manufacturing.

It’s Time for a New and Innovative Approach to SPC

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With several generations of statistical process control (SPC) technology under our belts, it may be time to rethink how we apply SPC in the 21st century.  Basic techniques have been practiced since the 1930s.  Some companies will soon be able to say, “we’ve been pra

The Power of Observation, Part 1

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Charles Kettering, the famous inventor, once said: “A problem well stated is a problem half solved.” This implies that a good portion of problem solving should be devoted to a thorough understanding of what’s going on before any corrective action steps are taken.

Technology White Paper: Laser Line Scanning

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Laser line scanning is ideal for non-contact measurement applications - including inspection, cloud- to-CAD comparison, rapid prototyping, reverse engineering, and 3-D modeling. Laser line probes use a triangulation process to find the position of objects in space.

Using Air Gauging to Measure Taper in Orthopedic Device Manufacturing

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(Mahr Federal: Providence, Rhode Island) --­ Tapers play an important role in orthopaedic devices. Most hip and knee implants use tapers because they provide good alignment and can be "locked" into position.

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