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Tom Frick, owner of Intricate EDM of Columbia, cranks out a lot of big business by replacing his aging wire EDM machine to keep up with the demands of his customers and turnaround jobs more quickly with Makino HEAT wire EDM machines.

Take an in-depth look at the different maintenance procedures required to keep your Wire EDM productive and how this necessary evil impacts your profitability. The cost of replacement and consumable parts and non-productive machine down time will be evaluated and learn how new machine designs have dramatically...

In this webinar you will learn about the elements required to take your mold to the spotting press directly from your milling machine with no bench work. This webinar will change the way you quote lead times forever. Learn about CAM systems and generating accurate tool paths. Understand the value of...

An exploration into how SPC requirements affect processing decisions in modern metal machining. What is the connection between conformance and SPC level? What procedures should be used to decide, in the planning stages, which potential process is best? How is fixture design affected? This is the first...

You’ve decided to buy a new EDM machine for your shop, and no matter what your final decision is, your new machine will have a new control. A control that is different from the one your operators maybe familiar with. The videos, photos, and testimonials in this webinar will showcase the Makino...

Oversize workpieces with large features, significant roughing machining, followed by precision detail finishing are all common requirements in markets where the a91nx excels.

Having sparks and flaming chips during machining are finally a good thing! In this webinar you will learn about the fastest method of milling nickel-based alloys such as Inconel; high speed machining using ceramic tooling. We will be discussing what it takes to successfully use solid ceramic tools in...

The UPV-3 Wire EDM machine was designed to produce the ultimate in precision machining while achieving ultra-fine surface finishes. The machine is built on the proven Makino Uj-Series Wire EDM platform that utilizes a stationary table design, and is held to an even higher construction accuracy specification.

The EDNC17 offers the same utility and capability as the smaller EDNC15 machine, but provides larger X/Y strokes and a larger work tank area.

With a focus on high-precision small hole drilling and excellent edge quality, these also have the flexibility to execute standard ram EDM operations.