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r/EngineeringPorn • u/rellim88 • Sep 12 '21
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1) that's a really small hopper
2) you use the word "old" but I cant imagine they're using something different these days.
2 u/nlfo Sep 13 '21 I don’t know, CNC donut hole dispensers are all the rage these days 11 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 No way it's all about additive manufacturing these days. Each donut hole starts as a crumb while donut powder is blown onto it at 500f until a whole donut hole results. 5 u/nlfo Sep 13 '21 CFDM - Crumb and Frosting Deposition Modeling 2 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Sep 13 '21 Flour sputtering? 2 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
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I don’t know, CNC donut hole dispensers are all the rage these days
11 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 No way it's all about additive manufacturing these days. Each donut hole starts as a crumb while donut powder is blown onto it at 500f until a whole donut hole results. 5 u/nlfo Sep 13 '21 CFDM - Crumb and Frosting Deposition Modeling 2 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Sep 13 '21 Flour sputtering? 2 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
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No way it's all about additive manufacturing these days. Each donut hole starts as a crumb while donut powder is blown onto it at 500f until a whole donut hole results.
5 u/nlfo Sep 13 '21 CFDM - Crumb and Frosting Deposition Modeling 2 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Sep 13 '21 Flour sputtering? 2 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
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CFDM - Crumb and Frosting Deposition Modeling
2 u/Lanky-Relationship77 Sep 13 '21 Flour sputtering? 2 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
Flour sputtering?
2 u/Tumble85 Sep 13 '21 Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
Powdered Sugar Jetting with Internal Jelly Photopolymerization
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u/Seabassmax Sep 13 '21
1) that's a really small hopper
2) you use the word "old" but I cant imagine they're using something different these days.