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“A machinist takes amazing pieces of metal with questionable drawings and makes parts that are used every day,” said Daniel Nixon, a Precision Machining instructor at Texas State Technical College.

As finished products and component parts become smaller in line with design standards, and quality standards rise – precision manufacturing capabilities are becoming increasingly critical to machining ...