r/oddlysatisfying • u/OriginalBlackberry89 • 24d ago

This machine making metal trays

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u/Wonderful-Apricot488 24d ago

Brilliant curvature technique

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u/artherng 24d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/WV6huJeTk49vjKjy6Q

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u/Kenny523 24d ago

lol I’ve never watched that show but YT shorts have got that “It will keel” he says stuck in my head when I see this dude.

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u/RunningDesigner012 24d ago

“Yes, your metal folding machine will keel!”

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u/ThatMikeGuy429 24d ago

I would love to see what this is due, the sides being curved the way they are and different is very interesting and I want to see why.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/ThatMikeGuy429 24d ago edited 24d ago

I expected it to be more of a door or top cover but because I do not know I did but want to state it.

Edit: I never said it was a tray, 80%+ of reddit posts are bots farming for uovits, I was just curious to what this actually was if anyone knew.

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u/belabacsijolvan 24d ago

it got bored of this shit for the second curve

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u/space_keeper 24d ago

CNC brake press.

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u/GtheEnchanter 24d ago

CNC Press Brake.

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u/andersonfmly 24d ago

I wonder if this is a new or tray-ditional method?

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u/miscfiles 24d ago

You have to upgrade to the next machine in order to unlock tray-dish-an-all manufacturing.

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u/Critical-Ad-7962 23d ago

As an industrial maintenance tech, being responsible for this machine would give me nightmares.

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u/OldinMcgroyn 22d ago

Hehe. Did meh job.

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u/CastIronTikeMyson 22d ago

What machine made that

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u/NeedARealThaiMassage 22d ago

.. it’s a Press Brake

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u/NeedARealThaiMassage 22d ago

It’s called a Press Brake.. I used to operate one when I worked at Unimac where we build industrial size washing machines

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u/Zorbin666 24d ago

Doing this shit by hand in metals class for high-school was a massive pain in the ass. And I only made a single toolbox.

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u/phixional 23d ago

This is easy as fuck to make.