Requirements for Aerospace Contract Manufacturing
Aerospace manufacturing is another one of the sensitive industries we work with here at JW Machine. A machine shop must meet some very specific requirements to partner with companies within the aerospace industry on their prototypes to production manufacturing and contract manufacturing projects. Our next …
Read MorePrecision CNC Machining for the Telecommunications Industry
We are continuing our series on precision CNC machining for the telecommunications industry. Small part machining and close tolerance machining capabilities are especially crucial in this industry. There are numerous problems that can arise when contract manufacturing and prototypes to production manufacturing projects for the …
Read MoreThe Importance of Precision CNC Machining in the Telecommunications Industry
The telecommunications industry is one that we frequently partner with here at JW Machine. This is one of the more sensitive industries that requires high caliber machinists utilizing the latest CNC machining equipment to deliver projects with the highest accuracy and precision. We perform a …
Read MoreWhy 3D Printing Has Not Replaced CNC Machines
While 3D printing has its advantages and has earned its place in the market, it has not advanced to the point of totally replacing precision CNC machining processes. Today, we will take a look at some reasons why precision CNC machining is still the gold …
Read MoreWhy We Invest in Expert Machinists and Quality Equipment
JW Machine makes investing in our people and equipment a top priority. In fact, many of our machine shop employees will say that this is the secret to our success! Here are some reasons why we go to such great lengths to provide our employees …
Read MoreMachine Shop Safety
We are continuing our series on machine shop safety. Our previous articles covered wearing proper clothing and protection, providing all machinists with training, machine shop cleanliness, precision CNC machining equipment maintenance, establishing machine shop rules, and having clearly marked and accessible emergency exits. Today, we …
Read MoreThe Amplify with Adam Show Gets Down to the Nitty Gritty with Mark and Phyllis Chen
JW Machine owners Mark and Phyllis Chen recently sat down with Adam Bowe of the Amplify with Adam show to discuss JW Machine’s humble beginnings and goals for the future. The interview is just short of 12 minutes and details some of Mark Chen’s extensive …
Read MoreMore Machine Shop Safety Protocols
We are continuing our series discussing machine shop safety protocols. Previous articles covered the importance of wearing proper clothing and safety equipment, making sure all machinists and staff are properly trained on the machines they use, maintaining a clean machine shop, and performing regular maintenance …
Read MorePrecision CNC Machining Safety Protocols
We are continuing our series on machine shop safety protocols. Our previous article discussed wearing proper clothing and protection when equipment such as laser cutting, laser engraving and CNC milling machines are in operation and the importance of proper training. Today, we will look at …
Read MorePrecision CNC Machining – Safety First!
Although many precision CNC machining processes are much safer than manual machine shop work, they can still pose a threat if precautions are not taken. The machinists at JW Machine are highly skilled and trained. They have the knowledge and expertise to understand the importance …
Read MoreEquipment Found in Our Machine Shop
We are continuing our series on the different types of equipment found in our machine shop. Our previous article discussed precision CNC machining equipment used for milling turning (i.e., CNC machining centers / lathes). Today, we will explore some of the other types of tools, …
Read MoreMachine Shop Equipment
Experts in the precision CNC machining field use terminology such as contract manufacturing and prototypes to production manufacturing when referring to machine shop work. You will also often hear terms such as milling turning, close tolerance machining, small part machining, laser cutting, and laser engraving. …
Read MoreWhat Does “Precision” in Precision CNC Machining Mean?
Both accuracy and tolerance are imperative to delivering any CNC machining project, while precision is the icing on the cake.
Read MoreTolerance and Precision CNC Machining
Precision CNC machining processes are affected by the accuracy, tolerance and precision of the machine shop equipment being used.
Read MorePrecision CNC Machining – Why Accuracy is Important
A highly accurate precision CNC machining tool will get as close to the measurement as possible without any errors.
Read MoreJW Machine Wins Xometry Excellence In Manufacturing Award 2020
The award honors top partners of Xometry’s On-Demand Manufacturing Network
Read MoreDetails We Need to Discuss About Your Precision CNC Machining Project
We are continuing our series on details that need to be discussed with your precision CNC machining team before your project commences. Our previous article covered the need to either provide your machine shop with an engineering drawing or have their prototypes to production manufacturing …
Read MorePreparing Your Precision CNC Machining Job
Proper preparation is key to any precision CNC machining project. In some cases, the “prep” actually takes more time than the production itself. Our next series of articles will discuss some of the steps taken to ensure your contract manufacturing or prototypes to production manufacturing …
Read MoreIndustries Benefiting from Precision CNC Machining
There are numerous industries that rely on precision when manufacturing parts. Some of the most common contract manufacturing and prototypes to production manufacturing processes include laser cutting, laser engraving, milling turning, close tolerance machining and small part machining. Today, we are continuing our series of …
Read MoreJ W Machine Receives 2020 Best of Orlando Award
J W Machine has been selected for the 2020 Best of Orlando Award in the Precision Machine Shops category by the Orlando Award Program.
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