Machining, very close, very slow
- Thread starter denpo
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MYBAD79
Moderator
titanic cutting thru water ??b
denpo
Carburated Nihilist
Slow motion microscopic view of machining tools cutting into metal.
turtlevette
The Turdle
The first materials seem to flow pretty good. I thought i was looking at a diverter in a river from high above. Harder materials don't behave as nicely. It looks more like a push bulldozer effect.
None of it looks like precision cutting that close up.
Very interesting.
None of it looks like precision cutting that close up.
Very interesting.
1Michel
Well-known member
Second example looks like the material is beeing teared off instead of beeing cut the tip of the cutter barely comes close to the tear.
When you see the metal beeing cmpressed and teared like that, it explains, no wonder theres so much heat generated.
Cool to watch,
When you see the metal beeing cmpressed and teared like that, it explains, no wonder theres so much heat generated.
Cool to watch,
denpo
Carburated Nihilist
You got it before it goes on wimp.
Here's what a Redditor said about this video :
The process is x1000 slower than normal.
No info on the scale.
Some more lathe porn for the road.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcGHtI9Lql4[/ame]
Here's what a Redditor said about this video :
The process is x1000 slower than normal.
No info on the scale.
Some more lathe porn for the road.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcGHtI9Lql4[/ame]
turtlevette
The Turdle
i thought that looked like a castle chess piece early on. That'll be one expensive chess set.
denpo
Carburated Nihilist
It's apparently a showcase for Glacern machines.
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
DAMN sure be unique.....
I used to play a reasonable game of chess, years ago....not played in decades now....
I remember my wife here now, mentioned it, and so we played a game, I won easy, she never mentioned it again....:evil: I not pressed the point...:gurney:
