Its great to see the old man is doing well

Here the big question would be how you make the holes in that electrode

havent seen you in a while

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What are we calling the width of a human hair these days?

Hellos my American dad ...i missed you too mich ❤❤❤

It's a great way to cut carbide in small and large sizes. 30 years and still learning somthing everyday

That edm tube drill is how the predynastic Egyptian civilization may have cut their bore holes.

What kind of internal surface features does the bore-hole have?

Good edm work. I'm a lathe guy myself. I hope your company is doing well!

Wowie

Love it. thank you so much.

this video has viral energy, 32 likes surprised me

Not sure what this stuff is for but cool!

Fabulous work! Might I suggest for more coverage to install a camera that can record any unique process that isn't a trade secret. Also, given the pride I see emunating from this fine gentleman, I presume you have some sort of local chartiable interaction. Including that might also bring positive viewership. I see unlimited potential for this channel, I'll be following to hopefully experience that growth.

Sweet!

That is actually crazy Underrated you need more subs

amazing information

A wonderful explanation. Kudos to you!

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Thanks, this great information.

currently in training to be a machinist for the US Navy. Watching this is the most amazing technique ever.

Mr. Carroll, Thank you for sharing the valuable information Nice to meet you through this wonderful video

very good job. May I ask what's the fluids you are using?

Thank you for this. I'm about to begin my apprenticeship as a Tool and Die maker, 2nd generation as my dad was also a Tool and Die maker (he retired years ago before he could teach me anything now) this was a useful introduction about what Im getting myself into.

1:56 That's Amazing

Instant respect when you rotated the snow flake. Wow!

wish I was 40 years younger---edm is incredible---love it. (still work the cnc mills and such)

Amazing how so much accuracy can be maintained using a spark.

WOW

This guy's knowledge is impressive

When finishing in aluninum with a small graphite electrode , I almost always have a little build up on the electrode that leaves a small pit in the aluminum. I 'm not sure what is causing this. Any suggestions? Thanks

I am love this video .

Very good.my son will be a die and tools maker

Fantastic!

Thank you for the downloadable book!

This is so interesting

As I get older I realize what a shame it is to have only 1 life. We fill that whole life with experiences and the acquisition of knowledge to perfect our craft. If only we had another. Great things would be possible.

I spent 27 years doing nothing but sink,and wire EDM. A whole lot has progressed from tooling to the machines and software. Keeping wire machines operating correctly is a skill in itself. Something simple as incorrect water ionization and worn diamond guides can result in disaster, along with 20 other things. Those machines must be maintained with laboratory type respect and cleanliness.

Awesome video Carl. Also your text book helped me a lot in my studied. Thank you .

Glad this came up

I want to Employee your factory

I'm just a simple guy who admires incredible engineering inventions (w/ some extra time on my hands). I can't stop watching these videos! This technology is AMAZING! American tech still sets the high bar in innovations across the world.

stunning!!!!...

Thank you so much for posting this on here. My great grandfather was owned a small tool and die shop long ago and I've long been interested in it. It's incredible that you offer this and the EDM handbook freely. Excellent resources. You guys are awesome!

Thanks Carl.

Very impressive! Also it looks scalable, so it is more than just a cool novelty

Imagine if they had this technology 100 years ago or even in WW2. All our items with moving parts would be so precise that wear and tear would be a thing of the past

Is the wire moving (e.g. like a bandsaw)? Does the wire actually contact the work piece, or is it making some kind of plasma around the wire that is vaporizing the work piece metal? How does the wire not break? Very interesting, it's like alien technology!

thank u carl <3