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> it was synced to the tube, the strobe effect made it look stationary. Why is it synced like that? Seems dangerous, and I don't know much about lathes but lig
by Aardwolf 2y ago
> it was synced to the tube, the strobe effect made it look stationary.
Why is it synced like that? Seems dangerous, and I don't know much about lathes but lighting synchronization doesn't seem something that would affect the mechanical parts being processed :)
- sevensor 2y agoSounds accidental, but might be interesting to be able to see the workpiece as if stationary, while it’s turning at 1800rpm. Everything looks smooth under ordinary lighting.
- moring 2y agoLayman's guess: Both were synced to the mains frequency.
- ggm 2y agoThis
- lelanthran 2y ago> Why is it synced like that? Synced to the AC mains or a multiple thereof.