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So… It’s not individually welded ?

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So… It’s not individually welded ?

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  4. MrWobblyHead

    This is machining process called skiving.

  5. Rich_Introduction_83

    It must be very satisfying to engineer this and then see the result in real life.

  7. spiderout233

    This is mainly for GPUs, since they have thinner, and wider heatsinks. Most of the CPU heatsinks are welded.

  8. Nacarat1672

    Product/manufacturing engineering must be so interesting

  10. ThePupnasty

    I think my eyes just had an orgasm.

  12. Unique_Technician274

    ![gif](giphy|3o6UB7XfaGGt7qscfe)

  13. MemeLord339

    This is like porn without sex but stills makes you came.

  14. coffeejn

    It’s cheaper and faster to do it this way.

  15. Massive-Apple-8768

    This belongs in r/engineeringporn

  16. Dopa-Down_Syndrome

    Thats probably for liquid coolers. Air coolers are punch and milled.

  19. TheFuzzBuzzter

    Hard to be mad at some slightly bent fins now, is it?

  21. Power_of_the_Hawk

    Larger heat sinks are usually an extrusion that comes out the correct shape and then machined to more precise sizes.

  22. dubesto

    This is brilliant, I imagine it’s 99% lossless, super efficient

  23. Independent_Gold5729

    No, it’s simply fried in oil as you can see

  24. Novel_Yam_1034

    Damn, this is cutting edge technology right here

  25. SkyLLin3

    I never cared about how radiators are made, but this is looking cool.

  26. Konchroller

    …op you really thought fins were welded on separate?..

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