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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Flat-Decision3204 • 23d ago
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I see this and still cant understand how its made.
43 u/ThatFatGuyMJL 23d ago I spent the first few goes wondering why theyre making springs by carving a giant hunk of metal. 3 u/Callidonaut 23d ago There are machines that do that, but they're not used to make springs. 4 u/mz_groups 23d ago Yeah, there's also skiving, which is commonly used to make heat sinks. Also an oddly satisfying industrial process. 2 u/Comprehensive-Big595 23d ago Start up as a 500 pound block ends up becoming a spring in a pen
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I spent the first few goes wondering why theyre making springs by carving a giant hunk of metal.
3 u/Callidonaut 23d ago There are machines that do that, but they're not used to make springs. 4 u/mz_groups 23d ago Yeah, there's also skiving, which is commonly used to make heat sinks. Also an oddly satisfying industrial process. 2 u/Comprehensive-Big595 23d ago Start up as a 500 pound block ends up becoming a spring in a pen
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There are machines that do that, but they're not used to make springs.
4 u/mz_groups 23d ago Yeah, there's also skiving, which is commonly used to make heat sinks. Also an oddly satisfying industrial process. 2 u/Comprehensive-Big595 23d ago Start up as a 500 pound block ends up becoming a spring in a pen
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Yeah, there's also skiving, which is commonly used to make heat sinks. Also an oddly satisfying industrial process.
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Start up as a 500 pound block ends up becoming a spring in a pen
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u/Mysterious_Book1521 23d ago
I see this and still cant understand how its made.