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xplosevdiarrhea (04/12/2015) [-] I've heard previously that it's part of a speaker. Can't be troubled to verify though.
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butteryweiner (04/12/2015) [-] If i had to guess id say it looks like a magnet for a high end speaker
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butteryweiner (04/12/2015) [-] Sometimes. Sometimes their cones in higher end speakers. Usually over 1000 wattz and under 40hz is when the cones seem to be prevalent
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animalsslamina (04/12/2015) [-] Met a guy who suffered a lathe injury. While turning down and threading a piece, his pinky got caught in the chuck.....resulting in several ligaments and tendons/muscle tissue throuhout his arm being sucked out of his hand through the hole where his pinky was like spaghetti.....Respect the lathe. Fear the lathe.
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animalsslamina (04/12/2015) [-] Licensed marine engineer. And you do realize that the lathe must be on in order to work with it?
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greyhoundfd ONLINE (04/12/2015) [-] I think it was supposed to be a joke.
You're a marine engineer? That's cool, how many marines do you engineer a day?
You're a marine engineer? That's cool, how many marines do you engineer a day?
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merfmerf (04/12/2015) [-] I've seen some lathe accidents in gif form on 4chan, i have always been afraid operating one and forgetting to do something like not tighten the chuck enough so the piece will just fly the **** in my face or worse, hurt some one else so i have to deal with responsibility and guilt instead of empathy
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WMDxVeLoCiTy (04/12/2015) [-] What are you talking about? You don't need help. That's what we're all masturbating to.
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caprisundewicious ONLINE (04/12/2015) [-] I see this **** every day as an Engineering student doesn't get old
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anon (04/12/2015) [-] I understand that these videos are made to look pretty and everything... But damn, that feed with no cutting fluid or chip breaker? That tool isn't going to last 10 minutes.
In real life you wouldn't be able to see the part at all, because the coolant would be everywhere. Doesn't look nice but it's necessary for production.
In real life you wouldn't be able to see the part at all, because the coolant would be everywhere. Doesn't look nice but it's necessary for production.
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DoktorHax (04/12/2015) [-] Actually, the tool can cut without coolant just fine, especially since this is running at the speed you would use for a high speed steel tool. The video has been sped up significantly. You can tell that the tool is running slower because the swarf is not discoloured at all. But yeah, use coolant anyway, it does extend the life of the tool.
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demandsgayversion (04/12/2015) [-] Maybe the cutter part is a harder metal than the part being cut.
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fyaq (04/12/2015) [-] Its called a CNC lathe for anyone interested,
interesting line of work if you need a STEM career to have in mind, also just a neat thing to look up if youre bored.
interesting line of work if you need a STEM career to have in mind, also just a neat thing to look up if youre bored.
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marcuss (04/12/2015) [-] and then when:
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