Eh, I would say that it is a cooling oil. Lots of metal fabrication processes require it. The friction of the tools generates a lot of heat quickly that needs to be removed or the tool will become damaged.
@@dimmacommunication High viscosity oils are often used in applications where you want it to stick to the parts, or when it has a dual purpose as lubricant. Chainsaws use this, for example. Low viscosity, on the other hand, is great if you want a high rate of heat transfer and/or very consistent performance.. And it's a bit easier to clean. So I'm guessing the reason is one of these.
Deli cut heat sinks 👍
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Now it won't let go.
Nice
Is that a very light oil ? or emulsion ?
Looks like emulsion
Eh, I would say that it is a cooling oil. Lots of metal fabrication processes require it. The friction of the tools generates a lot of heat quickly that needs to be removed or the tool will become damaged.
@@jschrab66 Yeah cooling oil but looks very thin , I've seen some cooling oil that was kinda thick...
The more progress on the heatsink the less cooling liquid is needed ;)
@@dimmacommunication High viscosity oils are often used in applications where you want it to stick to the parts, or when it has a dual purpose as lubricant. Chainsaws use this, for example. Low viscosity, on the other hand, is great if you want a high rate of heat transfer and/or very consistent performance.. And it's a bit easier to clean. So I'm guessing the reason is one of these.
Amazing
which is the alloy of base plate? 6060 or 1050?
Al1060 is the commonly used😉
Cool !
Very nice
Super nice
jus like cuttin buttuh
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