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What Is Non-Expendable Mold Casting?
Casting is a metalworking process that involves pouring molten metal into a mold cavity. As the molten metal cools, it changes from a liquid to a solid state, at which point the newly created object — known as a casting … Read More
Cut vs Wire Nails: What’s the Difference?
Characterized by a long and slender body and a flattened head, nails are used to fasten multiple objects together. As the nail is driven through the objects, the flattened head creates pressure that holds the objects together. Even if you’re … Read More
The 7 Machining Processes Supported By Lathes
Lathes are used extensively in the manufacturing industry to remove material from a workpiece. Whether it’s made of wood or metal, most workpieces can be altered using a lathe. The workpiece is attached to the lathe, after which it rotates … Read More
Pros and Cons of Pickling in Metalworking
Pickling, not to be confused with the vinegar-based food preservation process, is a metalworking treatment process that’s used to remove impurities and contaminants from metal objects and workpieces. It involves the use of an acid-based solution, known as pickle liquor, … Read More
Forehand Welding vs Backhand Welding: What’s the Difference?
Welding is an essential fabrication process used in the manufacturing and commercial construction industries to join multiple objects. As you may know, it involves heating the respective objects, thereby causing them to melt. As the objects begin to cool, they … Read More
Comparing the 3 Main Perforation Processes
Perforation is a manufacturing process that involves scoring a workpiece or object with multiple holes. As shown in the left-hand photo, it’s typically performed on solid materials, resulting in a collection of many small holes. When a workpiece of object … Read More
What Is Diamond Turning?
Turning is a machining process used in the manufacturing industry to remove material from a workpiece using a stationary cutting tool. It’s typically performed using a lathe. Once secured to the lathe, the workpiece will rotate. The cutting tool will … Read More