Soo... Yall are gonna start selling them, right? I bought an expensive cube of tungsten as a desk toy. This puzzle piece cube is right up my alley.

Lol you gave people that impulse thirst

Please make it a product

Build it and they will come

So how much?? Lol

They'd be very expensive.

@@ferrumignis I'd still buy it between $150-500 depending on how close to payday it is

@@lilman227 People and their values :) Wouldn't give more than 20€ for a metal block like that.

@@ArthursHD I can totally respect that. I’m the type of guy that considers gold and diamonds worthless when not used for electrical or mechanical purpose, but something like that puzzle cube is very captivating to me.

And many lawsuits because people are stupid

Precision German engineering......

im not spending no more than $15 shipping included

At my last shop I think it was 200 an hr to run a edm for quoting

@@riflehitta-4157 spoken like someone who only buys stuff from china, instead of buying from their own country

We had three of them. All of the ID of our pharmaceutical dies were cut this way. They are used everywhere for production.

@@ThePerpetualStudent Please study DFM. Yes WEDM & REDM are used to produce tools for mass production. But the process is too slow to spit out components for consumer use.

It’s still pretty cool

My old tool and mold shop had 5+ of them. There is also electrode EDM. :)

@@saturnmedia1 correct. This is aka as “RAM EDM where the electrode is made from graphite or copper alloy electrode. Common practice for over a century now.

Same

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Hey Eli, Thanks for the question. We just wanted to clarify with you and others who may be wondering, the cube in the video is not a product we produce for sale or sample. It was only used as a quick demonstration of the wire EDM system capabilities that we use to produce our in-house plastic injection molds.

@@USDigital Understandable, have a great day

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You can see the glint off the cut going in to make the shape. Same cut for inbound and outbound.

Wire EDM

Wire edm has to cut on a strait line between two points. You can do simple curves like a cylinder but complex curves like a sphere arent its thing. If you need a complex shape in automated production i think you need a 4 or 5 axis.

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The Egyptian engineers were the best in the world for a thousand years plus (there were other competitors). How'd like like to be the guy that created structures that lasted 4000 year?

The Egyptians survived for thousands of years. They are likely more intelligent than we are, but we’ll never know because someone burned down the library of Alexandria.

@@goat9295 no. Also, they did no such thing.

@@jeepmanxj yes Egyptians were around for a long time... yes Egyptians knew a hell of a lot more about engineering than us currently. We cannot replicate what they did. So that means they knew something we don’t. Smarter than us? Probably not, human brain has remained largely unchanged up until recently. Maybe use a little more power next time.

I dont think so. Has to be an electrically conductive material.

Those chopped wires are dangerous! Like grass clippings, but needles!

I could get you some from work😳

@@fletchro789 believe me I know lol, like fiberglass but scarier. I would be extremely careful and surround the area with plastic as to not spill any. But the benefits of really good heat transfer really outweighs the downsides for my situation

@@georgejackson4790 would you really? I would love to get some if so.

I have zero experience behind machining equipment but I’d say like 3,000 of an inch? Som like that

@@finnleyhaggett3768 Im pretty sure +- .005 is industry standard

Tap water is too conductive, so it would short the circuit and the electrified wire would no longer serve its purpose.

@@Croissinate Thank you for taking the time to respond :) I hope you have a great day!