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How to Pierce Round Holes in Metal Stampings

Many metal stampings require holes, but there are several considerations when choosing where to place a hole and how to pierce the hole. To pierce holes with economical tools and operations, the hole diameter must not be less than the stock thickness. If the hole diameter is less than the stock thickness (or less than How to Pierce Round Holes in Metal Stampings

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How to Prevent Fractures in Metalforming

Distortions are sometimes unavoidable while metalforming, but if youre you are encountering fractures in your metalforming pieces, there are a few steps you can take to prevent them. The illustration below shows a fracture condition that occurs when the burr side of the blank is on the outside of the bend. This fracture condition occurs How to Prevent Fractures in Metalforming

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Dayton Rogers Turns 90!

This year, Dayton Rogers turns 90! In 1929, Dayton A. Rogers founded a new manufacturing company and altered the business of metal manufacturing forever. 90 years later, his legacy continues as Dayton Rogers impacts the world of manufacturing with its innovations now and into the future.  Our Timeline 1923: Dayton A. Rogers sets out to Dayton Rogers Turns 90!

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Typical Parts Price Comparison of Variations in Materials and Design/CAD

Comparing cost impact of the several variables is difficult. To help explain the impact, we have selected a sample part and shown the price range that you could reach depending on how you control your design. Low Cost Design Tolerance: + .010 on centers — + .005 on hole diametersMaterial: 16. ga. 1010 sheet — Typical Parts Price Comparison of Variations in Materials and Design/CAD

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Short Run Stamping vs. Progressive Stamping: Which is Right for...

Here at Dayton Rogers, we live and breathe metal stampings. As an authority on the subject and stamping fanatics, we often forget that not everyone is familiar with how different types of stampings work. You may have heard the terms “short run stamping” and “progressive stamping” before. What exactly is the difference between the two?  Short Run Stamping vs. Progressive Stamping: Which is Right for Your Project?

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Cutting Tap Drill Sizes [FREE CHART]

A majority of threads made in manufacturing are machined using taps. Cutting Taps are an important tool for creating internal threads. What are Cutting Taps? North American Tool defines them as: [Cutting Taps] are tools that are designed to remove material from the hole leaving a finished internal thread form in the geometry intended. These tools utilize Cutting Tap Drill Sizes [FREE CHART]

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9 Ways to Promote Manufacturing as a Rewarding Career Path

It’s no secret that the manufacturing industry is reeling as baby boomers retire and jobs are left unfilled. As manufacturing tries to attract Millennials and Generation Z, there’s been a national conversation on how to promote manufacturing careers in 2018 and beyond.  Larry Fast of IndustryWeek laid out detailed suggestions for promoting manufacturing in both the short term and 9 Ways to Promote Manufacturing as a Rewarding Career Path

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3 Reasons Why Manufacturing is an Awesome Career

After you graduate high school, many of us face the same daunting question: “Now what?” With the huge array of possible choices, pressures to go to college and well-meaning advice from relatives and friends, it’s daunting to try and forge your own path. Many students follow the 4 year college path, thinking that’s what they’re 3 Reasons Why Manufacturing is an Awesome Career

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How Manufacturers are Fighting Back Against the Skills Gap

For decades, the U.S. manufacturing industry was a backbone of the economy and a thriving, highly desirable industry. Now, many manufacturers struggle to find new workers to replace those who are retiring. You’ve probably heard of the skills gap in the news, but what is it and how can it be fixed?  What is the How Manufacturers are Fighting Back Against the Skills Gap

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