Exploring How Cutting Edge Engineering Borrows Nature S Innovations
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- This excavator H Link or push link is worn out, it can't be weld repaired so we're going to make a new one! The H Link is for a ...
- We are starting the upgrades for our Kitchen & Walker Horizontal Facing Borer! First up we need to make the riser block that will ...
- What does a carnivorous plant have in common with the design for a water-saving toilet? What about a hungry cell with surgical ...
- Agnetha Korevaar shares a little bit about the interesting hobbies she picks up, and the wonderful things she is able to create as a ...
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In the never-ending hunt for new designs that jump, pump, or run faster and better, scientists are finding inspiration in April 7 -- Janine Benyus is a biologist, In this video we are testing our BIGGEST shop made boring bar for the first time! It's a 125mm x 1100mm long bar made to take a ... We are finally revealing our 1950s SIP Hydroptic-6 Jig Borer! The SIP Jig borers have a signature optical measuring system and ...
When modern tech meets vintage precision, we are using our 1950s SIP Hydroptic-6 Jig Borer to mill a stand for a Welding Robot!
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