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They also said that the centerless grinding process is used to reduce the length of the blanks. I'm pretty confident they're doing it to get the finished diamet
by mauvehaus 4y ago
They also said that the centerless grinding process is used to reduce the length of the blanks. I'm pretty confident they're doing it to get the finished diameter of the shank.
I find the How It's Made segments to be irritatingly shallow and sometimes grossly inaccurate. You could easily do a 22 minute segment on making these things if you went into more depth.
- tejtm 4y agoabsolutely finishing the diameter not the length, was jarring to hear that
- jcims 4y ago>I find the How It's Made segments to be irritatingly shallow and sometimes grossly inaccurate. You could easily do a 22 minute segment on making these things if you went into more depth. It's all well and good until they touch on a process you're very familiar with then 'holy moly, is it always this bad?' Still one of my favorite shows though...it's eye candy for machine dorks like myself.