Tuesday 16 September 2014

How to Make Holes in Things | EE Times

"There are many different ways to make holes in things. Most of them involve drilling or cutting in some way, but there are other techniques. Years ago, the husband of a friend of my wife came to me for help. He was a civil engineer, but also very gifted mechanically, and he had a roomful of lathes, milling machines, and the like. He wanted help to build a spark erosion machine. This works by repeatedly bringing a shaped metal electrode onto a workpiece. Every time this happens there is a spark between the electrode and the workpiece. The electrode is immediately withdrawn and then brought down onto the workpiece again, and again, and again. Each spark erodes a tiny part of the workpiece. If you do this fast enough and long enough, you will slowly but surely erode the workpiece away."



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