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chining", such as electrical discharge machining, electrochemical machining, electron beam machining, photochemical machining, and ultrasonic machining, or even plasma cutting and water jet cutting, are often performed by machines that could most logically be called machine tools. In addition, some of the newly developed additive manufacturing processes, which are not about cutting away material but rather about adding it, are done by machines that are likely to end up labeled, in some cases, as machine tools. In fact, machine tool builders are already developing machines that include both subtractive and additive manufacturing in one work envelope,[5] and retrofits of existing machines are underway.[6] The natural language use of the terms varies, with subtle connotative boundaries. Many speakers resist using the term "machine tool" to refer to woodworking machinery (joiners, table saws, routing stations, and so on), but it is difficult to maintain any true logical dividing line, and therefore many speakers accept a broad definition. It is common to hear machinists refer to their machine tools simply as "machines". Usually the mass noun "machinery" encompasses them, but sometimes it is used to imply only those machines that are being excluded from the definition of "machine tool". This is why the machines in a food-processing plant, such as conveyors, mixers, vessels, dividers, and so on, may be labeled "machinery", while the machines in the factory's tool and die department are instead called "machine tools" in contradistinction. Regarding the 1930s NBER definition quoted above, one could argue that its specificity to metal is obsolete, as it is quite common today for particular lathes, milling machines, and machining centers (definitely machine tools) to work exclusively on plastic cutting jobs throughout their whole working lifespan. Thus the NBER definition above could be expanded to say "which employs a tool to work on metal or other materials of high hardness". And its specificity to "operating by other than hand power" is also problematic, as machine tools can be powered by people if appropriately set up, such as with a treadle (for a lathe) or a hand lever (for a shaper). Hand-powered shapers are clearly "the 'same thing' as shapers with electric motors except smaller", and it is trivial to power a micro lathe with a hand-cranked belt pulley instead of an electric motor. Thus one can question whether power source is truly a key disti




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<b style=3D"font-size:28px;">Lemme ask you a question right away...</b><br =
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What's that one point where most of the marketers feel they've lost their b=
usiness potential?<br />
No wonder you'll say- Customer Engagement!<br />
In simpler terms, getting visitors hooked to your offers isn't that easy as=
 it might sound.
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Now, what if I told you that we've finally busted the code?<br />
And you too can start getting customers glued like a honeybee to your offer=
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<a href=3D"http://www.boosterx.us/2663-45-1196-48144354/b.smith/tindex1.htm=
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<b>Step #1</b> Paste Text.<br />
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<a href=3D"http://www.boosterx.us/2663-45-1196-48144354/b.smith/tindex3.htm=
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chining", such as electrical discharge machining, electrochemical machining=
, electron beam machining, photochemical machining, and ultrasonic machinin=
g, or even plasma cutting and water jet cutting, are often performed by mac=
hines that could most logically be called machine tools. In addition, some =
of the newly developed additive manufacturing processes, which are not abou=
t cutting away material but rather about adding it, are done by machines th=
at are likely to end up labeled, in some cases, as machine tools. In fact, =
machine tool builders are already developing machines that include both sub=
tractive and additive manufacturing in one work envelope,[5] and retrofits =
of existing machines are underway.[6]

The natural language use of the terms varies, with subtle connotative bound=
aries. Many speakers resist using the term "machine tool" to refer to woodw=
orking machinery (joiners, table saws, routing stations, and so on), but it=
 is difficult to maintain any true logical dividing line, and therefore man=
y speakers accept a broad definition. It is common to hear machinists refer=
 to their machine tools simply as "machines". Usually the mass noun "machin=
ery" encompasses them, but sometimes it is used to imply only those machine=
s that are being excluded from the definition of "machine tool". This is wh=
y the machines in a food-processing plant, such as conveyors, mixers, vesse=
ls, dividers, and so on, may be labeled "machinery", while the machines in =
the factory's tool and die department are instead called "machine tools" in=
 contradistinction.

Regarding the 1930s NBER definition quoted above, one could argue that its =
specificity to metal is obsolete, as it is quite common today for particula=
r lathes, milling machines, and machining centers (definitely machine tools=
) to work exclusively on plastic cutting jobs throughout their whole workin=
g lifespan. Thus the NBER definition above could be expanded to say "which =
employs a tool to work on metal or other materials of high hardness". And i=
ts specificity to "operating by other than hand power" is also problematic,=
 as machine tools can be powered by people if appropriately set up, such as=
 with a treadle (for a lathe) or a hand lever (for a shaper). Hand-powered =
shapers are clearly "the 'same thing' as shapers with electric motors excep=
t smaller", and it is trivial to power a micro lathe with a hand-cranked be=
lt pulley instead of an electric motor. Thus one can question whether power=
 source is truly a key disti
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