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[mighty mini jack]

Found some pretty cool stuff today on the Tube of YOU!

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[Robbie]

That's pretty cool, never thought of welding like that!

[somecrapname]

That's pretty cool, never thought of welding like that!

it doesn't seem very practical unless you're doing pipes!

Edited by somecrapname, 16 October 2009 - 03:24 PM.

[mighty mini jack]

Or drive shafts

[fastcarl]

Apparently train carriage axles are jointed this way


carl

[JD8891]

gas meter cases are also friction welded together. well they used to be anyway :S

[mini13]

some turbo turbine wheels are welded to the shaft like this.