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Too bad Sandvik is sexist feminists who has a "HR" department to discriminate towards white men.

useful and really clear

Excellent demo with the Tuned Mass Damper ! Best on UA-cam…

You didn’t discuss the properties of the fluid. I assume it is non-Newtonian but could you give us some details without disclosing proprietary information?

Ce înseamnă tehnologia..??? A "ieșit" Perfectă....!!! 😮😮😮😊😊😊😊

Genius idea of speeding up the video on the right. They'll never know the difference

"The insert has to withstand extreme heat and force. So it's made with some of the hardest materials in the world"... Almost as hard as the mystery metal I'm trying to chew through, using exactly the wrong speeds and feeds, because I have no idea what I'm doing...

Pięknie :)

Would it not be a nightmare to add wear comp along different axis?

Excellent 👍

And here it is DURING a big earthquake... ua-cam.com/video/Tkz6b7Q3dRk/v-deo.html

Dr. Andreas Bock could use a tungsten carbide tooth.

All that money for fancy equipment and you guys cant write the nose radius on the package for me?😊

What a waste of time, material and manpower to get something done in 17 parts what we already do everyday in mold making.

Why)))

Cool

beautiful

Awsome narration. Wonder if it's the same guy who does the voice for the Englisch language version of Kurzgesagt.

Why would this need ai?

What if you spell checked your text before you published? haha Charles

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11:41 Wow, that's incredible! It never crossed my mind to use oil that way. Just how effective it is, that just blew my mind!

Beautiful model. Loved the liquid dampening. :)

And it proved itself today on 3 April 2024.;

Im still confused as to what happens in sintering process!?

These are the kind of videos that have helped me pursue more in my field as a student!

Thanks for the video! Its not easy to find genuine carbide tools off the shelf! Your processing of cobalt is also a contribution towards good tool crafting!

*Promosm* 🌺

More clearance between tool and part would help

Just seen this in person at their facility. Boggle my brain. They can do the internal and external cutting in 18 mins, Total game changer for manufacturers. #cromwell #sandvik

I remember when they start to talk about that system on the first time. It was 2018 i think))) well… previous design of sensor was not so cool. Does it work anywhere? Or they only talk about this weird think…🇷🇺

and yet, you don't show it

Did the video say that tungsten carbide is mined? All tungsten carbide is synthetic.

These things really have revolutionized the milling industry!

when it comes out, I sharpen it with a diamond grinder

Tell your personnel in the video in the milling room when using lifting chains that have hooks with latches the latches ALWAYS go up…. Not so meticulous about everything obviously

recycling those seems like a pain

Amazing ! Gaz UK.

Mahhhhm!! We need to get these! I don't know what they do but I want them.

I've been a machinist for over 10 years now and it's fascinating to me to see the process used to manufacture the inserts I use on a daily basis. Big props to your marketing team for making such a well-laid-out video that explains the whole process.

That explains the costs, I had no idea

Is it cheaper to make new inserts, because seems like a lot of work has been complete?

As a hobbyist, I use only a few insert per year but even I recognize difference between Coromant and generic chinese insert.

It would have been nice if they gave us a tip on how/where to recycle carbide.

The best you can get.

2:27 What is "12 tons of pressure"? A ton is a mass, not a force, and a pressure is a force per unit area, not just a force, and definitely not just a mass. Were SI units to be used there would be no ambiguity. Is this video designed for the rump of Liberia, Myanmar and the US still using Imperial units?

That was impressive, unfortunately Sandvik doesn't send there sales rep. To us now, As we used to use mostly Sandvik,but not now,

Did the guy changing the collet take a scone break halfway through?

El boy thing I came for was to see it being crushed. I imagine Its just a hammer mill

In over 38 years as a machinist I wonder how many inserts I have used and how much weight of metal I have cut.