Articles by Hill Cox

Other Dimensions:Throw-Away Tools

July 1, 2004
Strip down scrap tools and strip down your repair costs.
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Other Dimensions: Set Your Masters

June 1, 2004
Getting everyday use from your masters doesn't require perfection.
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Don't ‘Shop' Calibration

May 1, 2004
In the effort to save costs, manufacturers may end up paying for poor calibration decisions.
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Other Dimensions: It's All in the Details

April 1, 2004
Manufacturers must balance the amount of information in calibration procedures.
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Other Dimensions: Keep It Simple

March 1, 2004
Step-by-step formats work best when writing calibration procedures.
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Other Dimensions: Calibration Ingredients

February 1, 2004
Common-sense information to include in your calibration procedures.
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Other Dimensions: Write It the Right Way

January 1, 2004
The basics of creating your own calibration procedures.
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Other Dimensions: Overdosing on Traceability

December 1, 2003
Calibration reports only need to deliver basic information.
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Other Dimensions: Thread Gages or Thread Comparators?

November 1, 2003
Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages.
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Other Dimensions: Show and Tell or Teach?

October 1, 2003
Community colleges and technical schools can provide training for workers.
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