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Bidustry1 year ago

⚙️🦾🤖

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Andy froemel1 year ago

Beautiful cut.

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Dennis kimuhu1 year ago

It must be painful yaye!

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Vidur Saini1 year ago

This is so intense

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acceler8future1 year ago

@grok benefit of dry?

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Voice Of Sanatan1 year ago

Good Work

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We the People1 year ago

It’s called raw dogging

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Aussie HEX1 year ago

Not a clean face if you require an mating surface or mated joint… Dry machining generally has to run slower to get a clean surface so it’s cost-prohibitive

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