Current Issue   Issue 10, August 2006   Thread designation and thread nominal diameter can be different   Small UN threads are not defined by thread value   What is the difference between UNC, UNF and UNEF? Newsletter Archive Issue 1, June 2005   Threading Tough Materials.   Threading a Slotted Workpiece.   Poor Chip Flow in Thread Turning Operations.

Issue 2, July 2005   Use Flank Infeed to Reduce Load and Chattering.   Use the Correct Anvil for an Optimal Cut.   Machine Outwards, From Chuck to Tail, When Machining Internal Threads. Issue 3, October 2005   Use same tool to make left-hand and right-hand threads.   Control the thread length more easily when thread milling.   Use the largest possible thread mill tool for long threads. Issue 4, November 2005   Use the new VARDEX MITM thread mills to reduce machining time.   In thru-hole applications, use solid thread mills with radial coolant exits.   Thread mills with fewer teeth reduce machine load. Issue 5, December 2005   Increase productivity. Use a threading insert with multiple teeth in mass production.   Use thread milling tools to machine threads on large and non - symmetrical components - Save tooling costs!   To machine a wide variety of thread diameters use just one thread mill instead of a large number of taps. Issue 6, February 2006   A tool for EVERY thread milling job! Issue 7, April 2006   When thread milling a long thread, use the Axial Divided tool movement method.   When thread milling a thread that is only 2 pitches longer than the insert, use the Continuous Cutting Path method.   Threading very small holes? Use MilliPro thread mills in continuous path method. Issue 8, May 2006   How do Multi-tooth inserts work?   What is the difference between Multi-tooth and improved Multi+ inserts?   For optimal operation, use the Depth of Cut recommended for your application

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