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Laser welding.

Interesting AF

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Rumi Verses1 year ago

Laser welding

TooFuginBad1 year ago

Remember when welding was difficult? Ah simpler times 🤣

gökhan1 year ago

How cool is laser welding? Any fun projects?

Lifelong Learner1 year ago

Wow where can I buy this? I have so many things in need of repair.

Brave Smol Spark1 year ago

That metal isn't very clean, full of rust. The weld will break soon

Ingudi Juma1 year ago

I guess apart from the technology, you also need lots of skill.

Eugen Borcea1 year ago

Good work

blesskatty 🦋1 year ago

cool stuff, have you ever tried it?

DailyFacts on Focus1 year ago

This is fascinating! Is it as precise as it looks? 🤔

Bottom Edge1 year ago

Laser should be contact less, right ?

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