Scrape away bit by bit

Hard metal chunks are scraped away like a knife cutting an eraser. Have you ever seen such a sight up close?

It’s not a pipe dream or some kind of magic. A true story of metal cutting.

Do functions and concepts always go together?

Everything is made up of functional and conceptual aspects. Functions without concepts are meaningless, and concepts without functions are nonsense.
However, the structure is not always put together as a single unit, and sometimes it is separated into two.
In that case, the functional aspect of the event functions as a representative element of the thing, and does not need a concept for the time being.

However, such astonishing scenes require cutting blades that are harder than metal materials. If a thumb-sized cutting blade rotates at high speed and is slowly pressed against metal, the metal material will be scraped away bit by bit.
Of course, the continuous impact of the carbide blade and metal material generates high heat, so cooling oil is added to prevent the blade and material from getting too hot.
It’s a bit technical, but it’s no exaggeration to say that the working time for metal cutting is determined by the metal material to be processed and the selection of the cutting blade. It is determined which blade is used for which material and how many rotations are required.

What happens if the function of the event fails?

Apart from that, the conceptual aspects continue to be controversial. The function has no meaning, because the concept takes charge of the meaning.
And don’t worry if the function of events fails. Because the concept will explain something.

However, the entire workshop area is filled with the smell of evaporated cooling oil. As a result, the workers’ coats are always damp.
But metal cutting work is exciting. Because the lump of metal is scraped away like an eraser!

Have you ever scraped metal?

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