Drill through anything (conductive) with Electrical Discharge Machining

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• MK

  @MKE_Engineer · 7 years ago

  &gt;It&apos;ll be too conductive<br>&gt;water your plants with it<br><br>It&apos;s got what plants crave. (Electrolytes)

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• TR

  @TrasteIAm · 7 years ago (edited)

  Ben&apos;s wife: &quot;Honey why is the sauce pan leaking?&quot;<br>There is now a tiny hole in every conductive thing in Ben&apos;s home.

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• WE

  @wessmall7957 · 6 years ago

  Suddenly everything in his shop has dozens of tiny holes

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• AL

  @AllanDee · 5 years ago

  &quot;Honey, where&apos;s my large mixing pot?&quot;<br>&quot;You mean the large colander?&quot;<br>&quot;No, I mean my big mixing bowl from the KitchenAid mixer&quot;<br>&quot;Yes. &nbsp;You mean... &nbsp;the colander.&quot;

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• SM

  @smartereveryday · 7 years ago

  Drilling through a lathe cutter is impressive. I&apos;ve never thought about EDM for drilling. This is genius.

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• CO

  @coastmansscenicproducts4591 · 5 years ago

  Not only is this impressive machining, he provides an articulate and thorough explanation of how it&apos;s accomplished. Accolades!

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• MA

  @matthiaswandel · 7 years ago

  Makes me want one so I can drill random holes through random hard metal objects, just because I can!

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  @123philimo · 6 years ago

  &quot;half a thou of an inch&quot; <br>me: <b>screaming in metric</b>

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• BR

  @Braeden74 · 7 years ago

  Me: &quot;Huh I wonder how (any advanced topic here) works?&quot;<br>Applied Science: &quot;Here I&apos;ve made this cutting edge technology in my garage, and made an great video about it.&quot;

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• TH

  @theCodyReeder · 7 years ago

  Now that is cool.

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• LE

  @legendarysideburns2213 · 7 years ago

  I choose to believe that it’s Electronic Dance Music machining.

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• PE

  @petemoore5104 · 5 years ago

  A lot of years ago, I used one of these machines to remove broken drills, taps and hardened steel pegs from materials. It was extremely good at doing this and due to costing, worked out cheaper than re-machining the whole part again - mainly because I worked cheap.<br>For fun, I used to make strings of ball bearings, similar to pearls, from worn out bearings.

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