The Largest Lifting Eye We've Ever Built (Machined From SOLID!)
1.1M views · Mar 21, 2025 · Film & Animation
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@pacificcoastpiper3949 · 1 year ago
That saw cut was as crooked as a politician
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@bencolla2419 · 1 year ago (edited)
That saw cut makes mere mortals feel so much better for when we stuff up.
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@SirBoden · 1 year ago
Rotate the round stock 90° when the bandsaw cut hits center. That way the straight starting cut becomes a blade guide. I.e. reducing blade drift.
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@mazuzuri · 10 days ago
I love the idea of the cut out on the female thread sample allowing you to see how good the threads interact.
@devdoesitbest6974 · 1 year ago
If I had a nickel for every Australian machine engineering youtube channel I watch, Id have two nickels which isnt a lot but its weird that it happened twice
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@PedroKxi · 1 year ago
As an apprentice toolmaker in the first year of my four year apprenticeship, i appreciated hearing you give props to your apprentice for his work ethic. Glad to see there is other people out there with the desire to learn more and better themselves 😊
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@bartybum · 1 year ago
Dear lord i sincerely hope the engineers used higher mesh resolution than that at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABCiD4oHGeM&t=40">0:40</a> for their FEA...
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@thecarlob_007 · 1 year ago
The closeup of the thread cutting is so sweet.
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@shaneosborne5426 · 3 months ago
I work in the cast iron casting industry. THE VERY LARGE SIDE 100Ton + castings for lifting eyes we use 4 inch thick cast-in eyes and cut them off with turbo cutters after they are loaded for delivery
@JorgTheElder · 2 weeks ago
I thought he was kidding when he said the cut was bad... then I saw it in the lather... 😮
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@michaelpatrick6950 · 1 year ago
I cringe in my woodworking when I turn a big board into a few pounds of sawdust. I'd probably stroke out having to turn almost 480 lbs of steel into chips. I assume it all gets recycled but wow!
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@petegraham1458 · 1 year ago
Lucky to have your apprentice, fellows that want to and appreciate the opportunity to learn, have a smile on their face and don’t complain about much are hard to find . It’s nice you mentioned him and say thanks for doing a good job! That’s really important!
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