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LaodananSample@Lda_N ·
Butt-welded 6.0mm steel plates — the P120D is a beast
I'm building a bracket for a turbine afterburner. Tried several machines and none of them could weld 6mm steel plate. Cranked the P120D to gear 999, one loud crack, and the two plates became one piece — can't knock them apart with a hammer. Industrial-grade stuff is just on another level; even the sound is scary. Wear your hard hat and safety goggles — the spatter is real.
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春天的赵赵 · 3 mo ago

Guess where I came here from

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鱼渔娱测饵 · 1 yr ago

Not much schooling, so how many jin is 0.0009 tonnes

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404. · 1 yr ago

Thermal expansion? Did the bearing expand with heat and seize?

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老大南Author · 1 yr ago

Could be

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用户4385786373553 · 1 yr ago

Got Mach diamonds out of it

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疯狂大山哥 · 1 yr ago

Hands-on skills are OK, it’s just the knowledge that’s way behind. 10 years ago this would’ve just about passed

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A𝑼𝑽 · 1 yr ago

@ZhuJiao

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玖拾 · 1 yr ago

Skip to the ad at 1:27

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休闲的雀鹰 · 1 yr ago

¥99k for a used Tesla? Why not ¥50k for a brand-new BYD

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余生&…? · 1 yr ago

You think our country can’t break through that pressure figure? It’s the heat-resistant materials we can’t make. Those formulations are too strict.

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小菜纹 · 1 yr ago

Can you guys test it outdoors?! Creepy...

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