@@Qusin111 you realize there are a 1000 different things a mechanic can do? If hes been a car mechanic how would he know? I didnt know about this either and why would anyone thats not specifically working in the heatsink industry? Also even withing the heatsink industry there are several different ways to produce them so if you work for noctua e.g. then you wouldnt necessarily know about this.
have you heard of EDM? no not electronic dance music lmao but electrical discharge machining, it's a really cool process that can work with really hard and tough materials and can machine them with really high precision!
did not know process like this existed, im using heatsinks but they are mostly from extrusion, but this is so cool 😀 (so many likes, thanks, probably the most likes i will ever have on YT)
Really just comes down to the material. aluminum is very rigid and brittle, so it's extruded and milled. Copper is very malleable and ductile and so this process is way more efficient than milling.
Now vinny, he was in charge of the tomato sauce, " it's gonna be a treat we got 3 different kinds a'meat ,we got veal,beef and pork but you gotta have tha pork, that's the flayva"
Slow it down to 90bpm then add a high pass filter, then add a 808 bassline for subwoofer. There you go! Message me your beat, if you use my advice :) I will give free verses/hooks if someone makes the beat
That was totally mesmerizing. I found myself watching it several times lol🤣. The process makes total sense, I just always thought these were cast that way.
I had a ThermalTake Volcano 7+ CPU heatsink a while ago (OMG, 20 years ago!) and it always perplexed me how it was manufactured... now I know! Thanks! 🤓
The nature of the material is important. If the material is under control, you can grab the curling with a knife. Please, See the video below. th-cam.com/video/Ajlq6eT5XhY/w-d-xo.html
@@skiving2020 Thanks for the link, it was explaining. In fact, what you make are just... chips. The process of chip forming is quite a complex matter and all the cutting variables are playing a role. Chips are usually side products, but in this case are the main one!
The mechanical engineer who made this had a plan that day when he drank his morning coffee. I bet you could smell the words “I’ll show them how to do it” in the air throughout the office that day.
Useless trivia: In UK schools in many places "skiving off" is when you truant from school. (or "bunking off". Not sure where those phrases first started being used.) I should say, I rarely "skived off" school. lol
Angly cut for length huh. And I suppose that's a sonic cutting tool. Pretty wild. I know I would love to have that heat spreader and all of its copper majesty.
Amazing that this is even a process that works. You would assume it would mangle itself after 1 fin.
Annealed copper is pretty soft, plus the blade edge of the shavers are made of Tungsten Carbide.
@@omicron0mega Heck yeah. Tungsten is the coolest
@@midgetman4206 And also the Hottest, in terms of how much heat it can take before it melts ;) hahahha
Yea man. No joke. lol
Possible that the blade vibrates very quickly. Maybe only 1 or 2 mm movement
Mechanist for years but never even knew that is a thing. Interesting stuff there is no waste
That's right.. there is no waste except start & end edge.
Mechanist for years? you have been basically skiving the whole time but yes interesting.
@@Qusin111 you realize there are a 1000 different things a mechanic can do? If hes been a car mechanic how would he know? I didnt know about this either and why would anyone thats not specifically working in the heatsink industry?
Also even withing the heatsink industry there are several different ways to produce them so if you work for noctua e.g. then you wouldnt necessarily know about this.
@@D3nn1s mechanist, not mechanic, but your point stands, they're huge fields.
have you heard of EDM? no not electronic dance music lmao but electrical discharge machining, it's a really cool process that can work with really hard and tough materials and can machine them with really high precision!
did not know process like this existed, im using heatsinks but they are mostly from extrusion, but this is so cool 😀 (so many likes, thanks, probably the most likes i will ever have on YT)
Really just comes down to the material. aluminum is very rigid and brittle, so it's extruded and milled. Copper is very malleable and ductile and so this process is way more efficient than milling.
this method is what they use to do water cooling microfins on the copper base.
Fun fact, you can bend even hardened steel if it's thin enough.
@@krecik26 This. It all comes down to thickness (and geometry).
@@krecik26 Wouldn't hardened steel just crack/shatter because it's so brittle?
He used to slice it so thin that it would liquefy in the pan with just a little oil. It was a very good system.
Go get your shinebox.
Ah so that's how he did it. They smuggled one of these things in
Now vinny, he was in charge of the tomato sauce, " it's gonna be a treat we got 3 different kinds a'meat ,we got veal,beef and pork but you gotta have tha pork, that's the flayva"
They don't think it be like it is, but it do.
I have heard this before but WHERE?! WHO SAID THIS???? I must know
Am I the only one who finds this amazingly satisfying to watch?
I Love how politely it lifts each fin, like "There you go, buddy"
We need a 10 hour version of this video
It's a processed image that makes you stare blankly.🤓
Bruhh! This is the perfect audio sample for hip hop producers, how has no-one noticed this yet!?!?
Slow it down to 90bpm then add a high pass filter, then add a 808 bassline for subwoofer. There you go! Message me your beat, if you use my advice :) I will give free verses/hooks if someone makes the beat
this blew me away. Shit like this really gets me going. faith in humanity slightly recovered
500IQ machining strat, it's pretty much wasteless
Skiving takes some fine control over the entire process to an incredible degree. Nicely done.
Well, that was quite surprising. And it's pretty dang clever whoever came up with the idea.
That's one way to skin a cat...
I would have never thought of this.
I love copper, this is beautiful.
I have only heard of this process this is the first time I have ever seen it done.
oh...I always assumed they remove material between the fins to create those heatsinks, but this is much better, using 100% of the input material.
They do remove materials. This one is a special process, not the norm
Copper sashimi!! 😊
If one day I become a billionaire, I'll buy this machine to scrape my frozen butter.
Maybe we will try to cut the frozen butter someday~? ^^*
The temp difference from 68° to 72° is the difference it takes to shave butter with a sharp knife.
Just sayin'
This is the most visually satisfying thing I’ve ever seen.
I never imagined it was made like this.
Wow I had no idea 🤯 I always thought the fins were soldered to the back plate. This is WAAY cooler!!!
It is!
This is actually really neat
I never would have guessed that this is how their made.
NO WAY that's how they are made!?! 🤯
That's how this particular one is made
I never would have thought that's how it's done.
That was totally mesmerizing. I found myself watching it several times lol🤣.
The process makes total sense, I just always thought these were cast that way.
I also stare blankly while processing🤣.
My life is complete after having watched this
nice. A question that briefly crossed my mind many years ago finally answered. Thank you youtube rabbit hole :P
I could watch that forever, so cool
Thanks for the charming comment.
Oh man this makes so much more sense. No wasted material!!
Oh...this makes more sense. I thought they were machine cut but that's wasted copper. Really cool 👍
This is absolutely FRICKIN' AWESOME!!!
Incredible display of maximizing surface area👍
Madness. I cant believe this is possible.
Here from the newest LLT vid. Damn this is cool! Insane that you can just cut Copper
This gives me carrot/potato peeling vibes, and I'm loving it!
I need a full video of it. Man, this is so satisfying. 😍
Thank you Mr. Algorithm for this cool random stuff!
didn't expect this. Quite efficient. Love it!
So this is how cheddar cheese slices are maid, amazing!
That is not how I thought it was done in anyway shape or form... mind blown!!!
Genius
Thanks man i really needed this.
I had a ThermalTake Volcano 7+ CPU heatsink a while ago (OMG, 20 years ago!) and it always perplexed me how it was manufactured... now I know! Thanks! 🤓
"Here at Aperture Labs we give you the entire block of copper. That's 50% more heatsink per heatsink."
왠지 모르게 만족스러워지는 영상
We need 10 hours of this video
My heatsink walked in on me watching this and now we have to go get some more thermal paste for counseling.
Finally, a heat sink that'll let my PC be able run Crysis 2 on the lowest settings
For some reason I really like the sound of this process lol
I need longer version of this
Cool. No material loss from cutting. Process looks time consuming though. Probably for small batches or prototypes.
Not really. Remember the price of a real copper heatsink, then you realize it can be made with this machine.
They make one very long bar of the stuff then chop it into squares or circles or triangles or whatever shape heat sink they are making.
Simply WOW!
Dimensions of the blank? Power of the machine?
How do you prevent any curling on the fins? Is it depending on the speed of the cut?
The nature of the material is important.
If the material is under control, you can grab the curling with a knife.
Please, See the video below.
th-cam.com/video/Ajlq6eT5XhY/w-d-xo.html
@@skiving2020 Thanks for the link, it was explaining.
In fact, what you make are just... chips. The process of chip forming is quite a complex matter and all the cutting variables are playing a role.
Chips are usually side products, but in this case are the main one!
Ah, good old copper, the play-dough of machine metals.
Афигенно. Думаю этим роботом можно запросто колбасу и огурчики нарезать, для закуски.
Потрясающий. Это отличная идея.
this is really cool
Oh… soo this is how they are made,
The mechanical engineer who made this had a plan that day when he drank his morning coffee. I bet you could smell the words “I’ll show them how to do it” in the air throughout the office that day.
😶Wait... What 👀 Was not expecting that to be the process.
this is explain why they have such a clean cut.
why did youtube let me watch this. mindblown....
Opa! Adoro um vídeo de Cu.
How sharp that blade must be. Incredible process.
Exellent presantation!
This cheese machine is amazing
thats a dope beat
This so satisfying. I wish the video on zoom macro on slow motion that would be awesome.
A beautiful and brilliant process. Wasteless and the feed is just plain flat stock.
이런 공정 영상들 보면 진짜 말이 안나올 정도로 신기함 ㅋㅋㅋ
God I feel like I need to delete my history and cookies, cause damn that was sexy
Very eco friendly the process.
Simply amazing. If I tried that, I would end up with copper scrap.
Jesj, I though they are machined (like a block and then remove material) - this is actually COOL.
Nom Nom Nom, forbidden Vienneta.
I assume most of these copper heatsinks with such a high fin density are mostly used with blower-type coolers.
Its mainly used in server environments
You just have a shit ton of fans on the front and rear of the case
I thought all heatsink are made by extrusion.
Amazing
This is amazing.. I thought copper would be more chewy...
세상에 이렇게 자재를 깎는것도 존재하네요 신기합니다!!
Useless trivia: In UK schools in many places "skiving off" is when you truant from school.
(or "bunking off". Not sure where those phrases first started being used.)
I should say, I rarely "skived off" school. lol
Machine: What is my purpose?
Machinist: You bend copper.
Machine: Oh my God...
I always thought they were extruded wow.
huh, never thought this was how it was made
cool stuff.
lovely machine
It sure is!
Bruh when I try to cut a frozen salmon like this I never get it 100% = like this machine
Feel like butter
I really wish they'd give heat sinks more structural integrity by tidbitting the corners together or something.
It's like cutting Ham, but with copper.
That saves a lot of shaves
Не думал, что такое возможно :))))
невозможно возможно~ :)))))
Forbidden cake.
Angly cut for length huh. And I suppose that's a sonic cutting tool. Pretty wild. I know I would love to have that heat spreader and all of its copper majesty.
Whole childhood destroyed
Copper¿ oh dang🤦🏻♂️ i thought that this was those cheese slice making thingy
now i can rest in peace
Soft cotton touch...
Excellent!
i dont think im allowed in a school zone while watching this...
I thought it is extruded
My whole PC is a lie 😭
cool. didnt know such a process was a thing.