Super Hard! Process of making Diamond cutting Blade. Diamond Tools Factory in Korea

Super Hard! Process of making Diamond cutting Blade. Diamond Tools Factory in Korea

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※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※
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[fassuasmn]

No Music and funny Subtitles. Best Channel <3

[zxggwrt]

This is the most interesting video I’ve seen here. I had no idea what goes into making diamond cutting tools but I have a pretty good idea now. And those grinders sure take a beating! Great job.

[whiteblazer]

Great production and editing, and even better with no music! Thanks for making the videos

[jwdickinson]

great video, but one correction…the welding process is brazing, not welding.

[lewiemcneely]

ALL good. Made in Korea, the GOOD part! Thanks!

[DrFiero]

Those fibre lasers they use for engraving are so cool.

[Knotaro_bot]

my instinct was that this was a mostly automated process all done by machines, but there is so much more manual work involved. great video as usual

[Rednosty]

What I loved about this is the cardboard LOL Wonder how long that bit of cardboard has been there doing a perfectly good job

[valcomllc]

As long as it’s not China I’m glad to support. Korea and Taiwan make great tools.

[xSabir-hcwj]

As someone that manages an aerospace cnc cell, this gives me nightmares from the amounts of risks of grevious injuries lmao

[bumpedhishead]

So, can I assume this product is made for the Korean market? There are a lot more manual steps involved than I expected.

[DJJOOLZDE]

Love the finishing color on them Tornado blades. And the laser is badass fast!. Wow.

[abcgd]

Yesterday I wondered why saw blades cost so much. Now I wonder how they can cost so little.

[Ehsanishere]

The whole process was interesting, thanks for sharing

[glenlongstreet]

This is very labor intensive. No wonder that they cost so much. Thanks

[markrainford]

Good that you show literally how they are made, and not just an assembly line like everyone else does.

[oneshotme]

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[LegateMalpais]

There's probably some pakistani guys sitting on the ground with bare feet and mininal tools making discs just like this in some back-alley sweatshop.

[SargentSkroonk]

I'm amazed that most steps in the process are completed by hand instead of machine.