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Based on my investigation, they are using CNC lathe with milling functionality. The first video shows the actual manufacturing process (partial). The second video will show the simulated full process. (1/2)

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

(2/2)

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

Sources 1: 2:

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Engineering Randomnessvor 1 Jahr

This is kind of incredible that this question made it around the world to the actual manufacturer of the part.

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

lol, the original video on douyin (Tiktok China) was actually made and uploaded by which is the manufacturer of *the device* for manufacturing the part, not the direct manufacturer of the part.

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zomgthisisawesomelolvor 1 Jahr

This is called a Swiss Lathe btw

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

100% correct, this is called a Swiss type Lathe.

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Greg Koenigvor 1 Jahr

Ripped off CNC lathe made for the Chinese Domestic Market with IP stolen from Citizen. Probably a pirated copy of Partmaker (from Autodesk).

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

NOTE: two videos are not uploaded by the same account. The second software video was uploaded by an education-related account.

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Janek Mannvor 1 Jahr

Ah, so it is a demo file from the maker of the lathe/mill. That explains why we are seeing it so cheap on Ali, the factories are running it in idle time (Chinese factory maxim is you must never be idle, better to make headphone cable fishes).

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You Jiachengvor 1 Jahr

no no no, there are many companies massively produce the impellers and sell them for USD 0.3/pcs (RMB 2.2/pcs) in China.

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