In tank Die-Sink EDM test video.

[@ToTheGAMES]

Where is the EDM? I came here in my party outfit. ;)

[@Aussie50]

a bit of high voltage EDM :D

[@BadDriversOz]

It's a wonder the fields from that current didn't FRY the phone regardless!

[@stevenweti9762]

Miss the washing machine kills

[@kaysenzion7902]

i know it is kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?

[@christopherrene8169]

@Kaysen Zion I would suggest Flixzone. You can find it on google =)

[@josuedarwin4390]

@Christopher Rene yea, have been watching on Flixzone for since march myself :D

[@kaysenzion7902]

@Christopher Rene thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it !!

[@christopherrene8169]

@Kaysen Zion You are welcome =)

[@Whenevercanever]

So when the electrode arc's across to the surface being machined, does it reduce down? And does that affect the accuracy of the machining?

[@Aussie50]

Yes, the machine has an accurate feedback circuit that allows the controller to progressively move the electrode down to its stop point, in this case it has to go 15mm down then stop. the dielectric oil is for flushing and insulation.

[@MrNickwilliams1]

ive never seen such a thing what kind of stuff does this machine make?

[@Aussie50]

Its for plunging cavities into steel or aluminum, usually cavities that would be hard to machine on conversational tools when you do not have a CNC center. Likewise it works on extremely hard metals too, like burning blind splines into an impact socket for example.

[@27duuude1]

When Ventolin just isn't harsh enough diggin the aphex twin vibes

[@frankmcgorman962]

Very cool. I've wondered what was going on under the surface with all the bubbling and fumes. Thanks for sharing...Cheers!

[@SpencerBrewerOG]

Dont even know whats going on but pretty interesting i guess

[@ChumpyChicken2]

Coolest cut ever!

[@philtop7826]

Yes awesome footage! Thanks Ed! Not many else around...

[@MrCinimod93]

glad to see another video up

[@ryanwilson3424]

Awesome. Seen a few wire edms before but never a die sinker.

[@deadguy237]

Wow. I have never seen it on that big of a scale. Only with a thin wire.

[@Aussie50]

I have seen but never used a wire-cut EDM, same concept but different mechanics. this one uses a solid copper or graphite electrode to plunge a cavity into things. modern CNC ones can also move the table and head indpendantly to create cavities inside very hard materials that you would not normally machine. imagine burning helical blind splines into a piece of steel as hard as an impact socket for an air wrench?

[@deadguy237]

@@Aussie50 very cool

[@kenburner]

Some explanation of what's going on - for those of us that don't know - would be useful.

[@macgyver15147]

Congrats on the go nads to put a camera in there. I wouldn't have them

[@NightWolfx03]

Noice!

[@macgyver15147]

The audio gave me a strange craving for some bacon

[@Aussie50]

we nickname it the chip fryer, it sounds like a deep fryer when its running :D

[@SamSitar]

what is that machine?

[@Aussie50]

Its a ARD Die-Sink Electrical Discharge Machine center.

[@Some_Beach]

Nice

[@HDXFH]

Neat

[@Stoneheadification]

Make a parts hunt vid, pls

[@JackReacheround]

theres alot i wish he could have done.

[@AliAli-gd2td]

Iijn