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November, 2009
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Modestly Making a Big Impression
A two-year-old business addresses a need in an under-valued niche — building bladed parts for several critical industries.
When 'Less' Turns Out to Be 'More'
Partnering with a few really good customers can make all the difference.
A Man Who Loves to Make Things
With energy, technical skill, fiscal responsibility and a dedication to developing an outstanding workforce, Jeff Vaughan has built an impressive manufacturing enterprise.
Expanding Understanding
One shop is growing its way through the recession by managing its data, its capabilities, and its progress thoroughly— and effectively.
Taking Measured Risks, One Step at a Time
After establishing a strong presence in the medical field, micro components shop vaults into new markets.
Shop Goes Vertical and Soars Ahead
Constantly expanding its capabilities meets changing customer demands.
Shop Bears Signature on Every Piece
Fostering a closer relationship with customers brings new business, even in a down economy.
An American Dream Shop
Highly skilled employees and an overall "go-getter" attitude lead to success.
Italian Machine Tools: A Family Affair
Most machine tool builders are small to medium-sized, family-owned companies with an average employment of only 50.
Tooling & Fixturing Department
Software & Controls Department
Charting New Paths for More Consistency
Introducing “Dynamic Machining;” plus, part modeling and EDM programming functions get streamlined.
Machine Tools Department
Italian Machine Tools: A Family Affair
Most machine tool builders are small to medium-sized, family-owned companies with an average employment of only 50.
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