This video pleases me greatly. Like I know it's a very mechanical process and it's meant to be efficient, but there's just something so satisfying and beautiful about the sound of the flowing liquid and the blade brushing the surface of the aluminum.
@@skiving2020 I just love how engaged you are with the TH-cam audience. Plenty of these sorts of "satisfying industrial process" type videos going around, but I've never seen a channel like this.
I think the slightest deviation in material thickness make a big difference in fin length. Am i correct? Also I'm curious what a tapered material would look like after this process. Also what does the blade profile look like is there relief under the blade.
The answer was late.;; Fin length (height) is taken while cutting at the beginning of skiving. th-cam.com/video/h4CqoRSQloc/w-d-xo.html Therefore, the material is finished with the same thickness as the base without taper. Finally, there is no relief under the blade. ^^; Thank you for your attention. If you have any further questions, please leave
Cut to final size. Most of the materials used for skiving are soft, so the fins after skiving are harder and less deformed than expected. Mechanical deformation that you are concerned about is not a big problem. Thank you for your good comments.
@@skiving2020 I think what they meant was how is this master block cut down to the final products without bending the fins (asuming the final products have shorter fins and you would have to cut it lengthwise), or is that width the final dimension and you just cut it up along the fins to get the final products?
For business related inquiries, please contact ssbaik@heat-sol.com. Surprisingly, what you need is a fin, not a heatsink. May I ask what it is used for?
@@skiving2020 I have issue with response here I spend alot time trying to response but it didn't upload if it not work this time then check u email As an material to manufacture device as said I'm mail can u response with the dimensions of what u shivering machine is capable of what is the maximum dimensions of heat sink u can manufacture in with and length thanks Surprised that it works after 4th try I need material for manufacturing prototype machine u can think of it as an 3d printer prints layer by layer to make some kind of sculpture or component I will use spot welding to weld together layers of plate's to make specific pump impeller that would suck air from side and pull down smoke or cold smoke down to the pipe on a pressure and for future projects too I would make a prototype of electrical rotor
This is ingenious
This video pleases me greatly. Like I know it's a very mechanical process and it's meant to be efficient, but there's just something so satisfying and beautiful about the sound of the flowing liquid and the blade brushing the surface of the aluminum.
This video was made based on your comments. Thank you for watching and your great comments. :))
@@skiving2020 I just love how engaged you are with the TH-cam audience. Plenty of these sorts of "satisfying industrial process" type videos going around, but I've never seen a channel like this.
I think the slightest deviation in material thickness make a big difference in fin length. Am i correct? Also I'm curious what a tapered material would look like after this process. Also what does the blade profile look like is there relief under the blade.
The answer was late.;;
Fin length (height) is taken while cutting at the beginning of skiving. th-cam.com/video/h4CqoRSQloc/w-d-xo.html
Therefore, the material is finished with the same thickness as the base without taper. Finally, there is no relief under the blade. ^^; Thank you for your attention. If you have any further questions, please leave
Is the heat sink cut down to final size after skiving? If so how do you avoid mechanical deformation of the delicate fins?
Cut to final size. Most of the materials used for skiving are soft, so the fins after skiving are harder and less deformed than expected. Mechanical deformation that you are concerned about is not a big problem. Thank you for your good comments.
@@skiving2020 I think what they meant was how is this master block cut down to the final products without bending the fins (asuming the final products have shorter fins and you would have to cut it lengthwise), or is that width the final dimension and you just cut it up along the fins to get the final products?
What keeps the heatsink from lifting off the table during the fin uplift portion of the process?
I think it's vacuumed
The heat sink is held in place by air (vacuum). Thank you~
Didn’t fall asleep - 🙃, didn’t know that those slated heat sinks were made like that 😀, assume the water is for cooling/lubrication
Maybe i think more time video... about 15min?? 🤣
Can I buy some fins from heat sink 10 cm diameter I seen that u machine can make fins even 20 cm from u page
For business related inquiries, please contact ssbaik@heat-sol.com.
Surprisingly, what you need is a fin, not a heatsink.
May I ask what it is used for?
@@skiving2020 I have issue with response here I spend alot time trying to response but it didn't upload if it not work this time then check u email
As an material to manufacture device as said I'm mail can u response with the dimensions of what u shivering machine is capable of what is the maximum dimensions of heat sink u can manufacture in with and length thanks
Surprised that it works after 4th try
I need material for manufacturing prototype machine u can think of it as an 3d printer prints layer by layer to make some kind of sculpture or component
I will use spot welding to weld together layers of plate's to make specific pump impeller that would suck air from side and pull down smoke or cold smoke down to the pipe on a pressure and for future projects too I would make a prototype of electrical rotor
@@alangolab6657 please check the e-mail. Thank you.
What is the liquid you use for lubrication/cooling?
Use a cooling lubricant with a viscosity of about 5 to reduce friction and wear.
Its been 10 minutes 37 seconds and i am still not sleeping... any refund?
When I look at it while working, I feel so sleepy... How do you overcome this?
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