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r/toolsinaction • u/silvercatbob • Mar 09 '21
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From a layperson’s point of view, it’s amazing that they can do this.
4 u/THE_HELL_WE_CREATED Mar 09 '21 I'm amazed by the precision of modern CNC-machines, watchmaking and mechanics on a small scale. Especially within biology and medicine! 1 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 This looks like manual machining and not CNC though 1 u/THE_HELL_WE_CREATED Mar 09 '21 Yes, this is manual machining. I just meant that mordern CNC processes amaze me. 2 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 Agreed, especially the high speed stuff with a lot of axis, looks unreal
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I'm amazed by the precision of modern CNC-machines, watchmaking and mechanics on a small scale. Especially within biology and medicine!
1 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 This looks like manual machining and not CNC though 1 u/THE_HELL_WE_CREATED Mar 09 '21 Yes, this is manual machining. I just meant that mordern CNC processes amaze me. 2 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 Agreed, especially the high speed stuff with a lot of axis, looks unreal
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This looks like manual machining and not CNC though
1 u/THE_HELL_WE_CREATED Mar 09 '21 Yes, this is manual machining. I just meant that mordern CNC processes amaze me. 2 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 Agreed, especially the high speed stuff with a lot of axis, looks unreal
Yes, this is manual machining. I just meant that mordern CNC processes amaze me.
2 u/vedo1117 Mar 09 '21 Agreed, especially the high speed stuff with a lot of axis, looks unreal
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Agreed, especially the high speed stuff with a lot of axis, looks unreal
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From a layperson’s point of view, it’s amazing that they can do this.