To All:
A new twist in recent years with Wire EDM turning. (pun intended ).
To All:
A new twist in recent years with Wire EDM turning. (pun intended ).
I couldn't figoure out why the top of that looked "transparent"... It's all little fins!!
WOW.
I saw mold shops doing this with motorized Harig whirlygigs in the early
1990's. Like everything else in the machine trades the idea has been greatly improved upon.Nice find BB, I did some similar type work at Douglas Aircraft back in the late
80's, wish I had that rotating spindle then!!"D"
A better pun in the video: "..... spark some interest...." :)
Incredible, tho. And ditto Halfnutz: I didn't even realize those were the fins!!
How'd you like to take THAT home as a sample??
I wonder what rpm they turned the material at. It's proly irrelevant, no? Or simply the faster the better?
Surface finish??
It looked like a couple 'hunert rippum.
Why not just use a parting tool?
RogerN :-)
From the looks of it the situation was too delicate for that.
-plh
because there's no load with sparking.....and no lumps of swooorrffff.
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