Most Satisfying Factory Machines and Ingenious Tools

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+4 1. ringmaster commented 5 years ago

My question now is, how do they make these machines? And the liquid poured over the spinning machines, is that to cool things off?
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+6 2. cameramaster commented 5 years ago

Once...just ONCE I'd like to see what the end product is used for! That huge spring at the beginning...that's some suspension system lol.
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+4 3. snotraddict commented 5 years ago

Mesmerizing. It's really interesting to see how design engineers create processes for manufacturing.

#1 Yes that liquid is called "coolant" and is used when machining or in areas where there's friction/heat. If you produce too much heat into the material during the process it'll change the condition (or properties) of the material often in a bad way whereby it becomes weakened. The less "damage" you create during the making of the widget, the less post operations you need to return it to the condition required for it's intended application/use.

It would also act as a lubricant. In the case of the lathe with all of those tools it was indexing 2:14 , if you don't keep the area cool and lubed, the tool bits would heat up and dull during the machining requiring replacing those "bits" with new ones shockingly often. At home, if you're drilling something like steel, if you use a little bit of oil or cutting fluid during the process the drilling will go easier and your drill bit will stay sharper longer.

The coolant is water and a prescribed amount of corrosion inhibitor protecting the material (if applicable) and the machinery from rust. If you just used straight water, the machinery would rust very quickly and obviously the machinery would be very expensive to replace.
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+2 4. Judge-Jake commented 5 years ago

#2 It's an enormous Papermate.
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+1 5. Oddi commented 5 years ago

Mesmerizing.. it should be nice if some1 have som idea about any of these processes.. like 4:42 is this a giant sleeve or something? :P
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0 6. buckleg08 commented 4 years ago

machines making machines...:D
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+1 7. Judge-Jake commented 3 years ago

Well for the second time in three years that's 13 minutes and 26 seconds that I won't get back...but you know I kinda don't mind at the moment. :D:D
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+1 8. krazeeeyez commented 3 years ago

you'll be back for your 3rd dose in approximately 2-3 years #7.
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0 9. buckleg08 commented 2 years ago

lol...we got back here around 105 days only...:D
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+1 10. krazeeeyez commented 2 years ago

Wonder if JJ lost 13 min and 26 sec for the third time today or whether he's not falling for the trap this time >:)
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0 11. buckleg08 commented 2 years ago

we are back here after 187 days again...:P
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0 12. Judge-Jake commented 2 years ago

Damn it, caught me again, but always a pleasure to watch this video. I was thinking earlier on in the video, the machine that was bending little thin pieces of wire, just how many little thin pieces would it have to bend to pay for the machine...Just weighing up, whether it's worth buying one or not. :D