Articles by Hill Cox

Other Dimensions: Grunt and Groan Gaging

June 4, 2012
There are ways to reduce variations between gage users.
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Other Dimensions: Perplexing Paperwork

May 1, 2012
Certificates can cause confusion for buyers and auditors alike.
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Other Dimensions: Beyond the Math

April 4, 2012
Applying gage tolerances can be more complicated than it seems.
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Other Dimensions Thread Speak

March 8, 2012
Are you speaking the same language?
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Other Dimensions: Does New Stuff Have to be Calibrated?

January 31, 2012
Calibration ensures the new stuff is good.


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Other Dimensions: Cal Labs Aren't Always Right

January 5, 2012
The gage user has to justify calibration frequency.
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Other Dimensions: Simple Gage Control for Small Companies

December 8, 2011
There's no need to drag in a computer or software.
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Other Dimensions: Conditions and Causes

November 4, 2011
Some tips will help solve measurement mysteries.
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Other Dimensions: Calibration--You Get What You Pay For

October 7, 2011
Buyer beware: Not all calibration reports are the same.
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Other Dimensions: Reading Between the Lines

August 30, 2011
Decipher the fiction found in calibration laboratories’ claims.
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