Cutting Metal inside an Electron Microscope

Hello. These are very mesmerizing shots. At first I thought that the motors could be controlled by radio, but most likely there would be a problem with the power supply. Perhaps it can somehow be solved using induction

What electron microscope do u have😅

I'm so tired of seeing this on my home page.

''Prank him John''
Puts microscopic metal shard in eye

Yeah, Its like fibers made of clay

"Even the Bacteria‘s are saying «Man this is some precise shit»"

Steelix is smaller than I thought it'd be.

Looks like playdough

Thank you for putting the footage first thing in the video rather than the last thing!

Could've sworn it said Microscopic Sphincter

Only cut metal with laser or acid 😂

It's like putty

Awesome. Found you on Farcaster.

This is so cool

It looks a lot like how softer metal feel

as an engineer i work with metals and we always talk about them like they're these rigid lattice structures that break and slip over each other. i thought this was easy to imagine until i saw this video. It's so weird how it behaves like clay, and i can't wrap my head around the fact that the deformations are actually metal atoms "slipping" over each other and the grains being crushed. I guess it just goes to show how insanely small atoms are. It's always good to get a real-life sense of how anything works, rather than just reading about it. Always appreciate these videos.

Connect a piston and a raspberry pi to your mini lathe.

I'd like to see if you get those pre-fractures with steel.

Crazy that aluminum just looks like clay at that point.

Does the heat coming from the fastzr cuts ichange anything? Here the cut is slow, must be cold-ish

are all of the full images available anywhere?

so i guess putting a powerbank in the chamber isnt viable, what happens if you put one in there?
maybe a transfer with rotating magnets in- and outside of the box or induction to drive the cutting?

Thx so much for taking the time to create this, it is really interesting, a new experience

This helps me understand how things are bonded

BRILLIANT

I am in the wrong line of work. I wish I got into some kind of engineering field. I can watch hours of this content, and I can only dream of having a workshop with insanely complex tools.

SS can be sharpened so much more acutely than carbide. Carbide removes material subsequent to high edge pressures. HSS is sharper and cleaner it'd be so useful to see HSS doing what you did with carbide.

Love the googly eyes....

For a wind up cutting mechanism you should look into wind up tattoo machines. They offer higher torque and longer runtime for something like metal cutting than any watch mechanism I can think of

Could you work up some sort of battery-powered (vacuum-compliant of course) stepper motor that is controlled via Bluetooth or other RF signal?

This is literally cutting edge technology

Ahh, I see you're making micro chips!

I've no idea about EM and material in vacuum but how about using wireless connection and battery to drive a simple dc motor?

Looks like Clay to now wow

Amazing video, can you try taking pictures of different polish grading step by step, to see how metal surface becomes smoother and smoother, hopefully you will see this has comment.

Мир бесконечно огромен и безгранично мал🤟🏻🤟🏻😺

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that really looked like the clay being cut.....even under the "microscope", still doesn't look like metal

Круто, прекрасный контент, это просто офигенно. Похоже на резание пластилина ножом.

Bhai samaj toh nahi aaya magar dekhne mei majja ayaa

Не очень хорошо знаю английский, но я понял что мужик потратил кучу времени что бы сделать эти фотографии, по сути, в ручном режиме.
Уважение за такую работу. Кадры потрясающие.

You asked how cool was it very cool thank you for your work. I appreciate it.

Wow is crazy how life is , if you look the very detailed in the metal went is rip in this moment you can notice the similarly in the metal to a human muscle, like think about earth, meaning that metal on earth is like the muscle of earth

Reminds me of this. Search for Cutting steel magnified and slowed down.

Instead of the electrical passthrough or windup, how about a battery powered stepper with a controller on a 5min time delay from hitting start? Or wirelessly triggered.

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So much effort in the video. 👏👏👏

That moment when you realize, we are microscopic.

Use a couple 18650 batteries to power your motor.