When you are looking at your parts or talking about them with others the terms tend to get used interchangeably but they mean different things. When you cut a part you end up with a bur with very few exceptions. The process of removing that bur ...

Well here we go “the salesman” trying to pitch me his machine above the others, right? Well no, we want you to buy the machine that has the most impact for you and your business. You may not believe it but I have advised plenty of people that one of ...

A fab shop can be a crazy place time to time or every day in some cases. You have a shop full of equipment and the staff to match. From your sales staff selling product to the people loading complete product on a truck everyone has a hand in the ...

All stroke sanders "should" have a flat table of some fashion to allow placement of parts or material being worked. The size and weight capacity tends to be where the conversation ends. With the better machines you may even have a twin belt setup to ...

Due to the demand and lead time we rarely get a unit in stock. We have managed to get an extra unit with our current delivery. The KBM stroke sander is built in Germany and is the twin belt design. This allows you to grain and blend without changing ...

Many times people are not sure what happens inside a finishing machine. Its a metal box you put parts inside and then some form of magic happens and abracadabra your parts come out. In an attempt to pull back the curtain a bit and give a peek inside ...

Why do belt sanders use more energy than disc sanders? Read on to learn more. We’ve staked our claim to fame on our incredibly low operating costs, and in all of our cost of operation worksheets we discuss how much more expensive wide belt grinding ...

A lot of things can change in an industry over the course of 40 years, and the machinery and deburring field is no exception. When you compare the technology used in 1977 to what we work with today, it can seem like traveling from the stone age to ...

It’s one of the more puzzling questions for people in our industry to answer: Which deburring machinery option is best for my application: wet or dry? In this week’s blog post, we’ll try to tackle this question by looking at some of the pros and ...