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Every Thursday, our Industry Readlines email features interesting, helpful, or funny things from around the technical world. Whether you are in design, machining, production, or inspection this will be a great weekly read.

July Virtual Public Trainings

If you missed our May public trainings, your next opportunity to join us is coming soon! We have back-to-back weeks of public training scheduled for GD&T Fundamentals, GD&T Inspection, and GD&T Design in July. These trainings will be hosted through Zoom from 12:00–4:30 PM EST each day.

• GD&T Fundamentals: July 13-16; Registration ends July 10

• GD&T Inspection: July 20-23; Registration ends July 24

• GD&T Design: July 27-30; Registration ends July

Discounts are available for groups, returning seminar attendees, and bundled course registrations. See full details here:

https://www.gdandtbasics.com/gdt-training/public-seminars/

From the GD&T Basics Team: Composite Profile - Lower Frame Interpretation

In this Question Line video, Jason explains composite profile interpretation, taking a closer look at how to understand the lower frame. Using a real drawing example, he walks through the composite profile callout, drawing considerations, and inspection implications.

https://www.gdandtbasics.com/composite-profile-lower-frame-interpretation

The Wild Story of the Teton Dam Failure:

The Teton Dam failure is one of the most well-known dam disasters in U.S. history. This video explores the design choices, site conditions, and challenges that shaped the project from the start.

https://youtu.be/J7ieKmP96Hc?si=QatAjynSIBwgNLBq

Client Highlight: Urschel

Urschel has become the global leader in food cutting technology by focusing on precision, quality, and innovation. This video gives an inside look at the collaboration and continuous improvement behind the solutions their customers rely on every day.

https://youtu.be/785VTMepWaU?si=0mab2hnIMo0xJjMV

3D Printing vs CNC Machining vs Injection Molding:

Not every manufacturing method is the right fit for every project. Take a practical look at how 3D printing, CNC machining, and injection molding compare across cost, tolerances, materials, and production volume.

https://youtu.be/6mNXD5eJvm8?si=gz7s5O2AzsM6Ao3a

For a Good Laugh: Quick Question

Nothing strengthens cross-department relationships like a promise that was made without engineering in the room.

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