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When it comes to aerospace, Doosan has contributed to almost every segment of the market. Parts made on our machine tools can be found in just about anything that flies. The list includes commercial jets, corporate jets, private planes, military aircraft of both fixed-wing and rotating-wing (helicopter) configurations and even

8 years ago ago, a deep working relationship between Renishaw and Doosan began. The goal was simple: go beyond offering off-the-shelf Renishaw products on Doosan machines and shift the focus: 1) Promote in-machine spindle probing and tool setting functions, and 2) provide the right Renishaw product for the right Doosan

T Squared, a custom golf equipment manufacturer, makes high-end putters that are designed, milled, tested and assembled to exact customer specifications. The machining is done on a fleet of Doosans. The company is still in its early stages, but there’s a reason for that: Its founder is 17 years old.

To automate, or not to automate. That is the question. With apologies to Mr. Shakespeare, automation and robotic cells are on the minds of most machine shop owners today. The hesitation may be due to cost, space considerations or downtime during installation and operator training. The purpose of this article

Because a part was broken, the machine was down. Because the machine was down, the order was late. Because the order was late, the customer was lost. Because the customer was lost, profits were down. All because of broken parts. It’s remarkable what can happen as a result of one

Changwon, South Korea was the center of the machine tool universe on May 15 – 17 as a record number of visitors from 50 countries descended on Doosan’s Headquartersfor the 2019 edition of the Doosan International Machine Tool Fair (DIMF). We kind of went overboard for this year’s event, displaying

Steve Allnutt is the Applications Supervisor for the West Coast at Doosan Machine Tools America. He’s held that position since 2008, educating new owners on the capabilities of their machines and working with them until they are happy with the process and the parts being made. Steve got his first

There’s good money to be made machining complex parts for industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, firearms and others. If you’re thinking about grabbing a piece of the action, chances are you’re thinking about investing in 5-axis machines. That’s the only way to handle complex parts without switching to different

YouTube. A magical place filled with makeup tutorials, Fortnite plays and quite possibly other things as well. Here at Doosan (on both YouTube and Vimeo), our videos focus on our machines or our customers. You can subscribe to one of our channels if you're into that sort of thing so