James Engineering’s patented 11-axis and Focused Deburring technology unlocks a whole new way of deburring that allows for unmatched mobility and repeatable precision.
Get an inside scoop about the machine shop at James Engineering from a Q&A with lead engineer, Dave Schlosser, and company vice president, Scott Richards.
In simple terms, gear chamfering is the process of cutting a 90-degree edge at a 45-degree angle, but in reality it’s a bit more complicated than that.
Scott Richards goes into detail about why abrasives are harmful for CNCs and how operators can avoid the unnecessary struggle that comes with using them.
The presence of robots increases every day within the manufacturing industry, but James Engineering has managed to manufacture without traditional robots from the start—and here’s how.
