It's my cake day so this is the first thing I ever favourited.

Aug 4, 2017 2:44 PM

This is an electron microscope looking at a 2mm drill bit.

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The edges are off

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Hhhhnnnngggg

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I believe this was Applied Science on YouTube. Great channel

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Pfft, guy coldnt even drill the hole straight.

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Aroused

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I have some #80 bits that would make that look huge.

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There is no split point on that drill bit and the flutes are not even. Git yo shet together drill but!

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It's a 2 mm drill bit.

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GET YO SHit TOGETHER! We need more feet per second of penetration and closer tolerance. 0.0001" ant good enough. Park a dump truck in there!

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This is the first thing that was easy to repost.

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I make this fuckers

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What is this, a drill for ants?

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Oh my

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This video ended too soon for me to get off

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Since we have something in common, have this +1. I like to screw dirty, too!

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I thought you were talking about your microscopic drill lol...

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Could be both, however that'd bee too big for @op's mum.

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I sharpen the big ones and throw the little ones away. I buy brand new bits out of the "bin" at Pawn shops and typically pay less than $1

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Ditto. I still want a Drill Doctor tho.

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Er well, I don't get replacements at pawn shops tho. I've never looked.

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That's cool and all but you can see the same thing with a bigger drill bit without the need for the microscope.

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It wouldn't be the same because the particles in the metal would be more densely packed per pixel, so the shavings would behave differently

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Wrong. It'd be cooler as the drill snapped each wood fiber.

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It's good to know that your opinion about something unrelated negates any true statement.

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Wood fiber? it's metal. and there is a huge difference between this and just a bigger drill bit doing the same (triggered metal worker, me)

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Yea I thought he said big drill and wood. My bad.

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Oh, I think you meant to reply to the other person, that's why I was confused.

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