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    Posted: 15 Aug 2011 at 11:04am
I have wondered on how rollers are welded together in true allignment and until now had not see it. Have heard of friction welding before and have seen it where bearings have failed and welding was the result but first time i have seen a video of actual process.
 
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That was cool. 

Never done metal but have been involved with variations of the same thing on engineering plastics. (Getting ultrasonic welds to seal perfectly is tough.)
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Drill bits with different shank/flute sizes are assembled with  this process.
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That is just too cool!
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Thanks Coke first time i've seen anything like that, wonder how many RPM's that was turning ?
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great video clip. never knew that such a process existed. Thanks for posting
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I remember going through the CAT plant in Decatur, IL and watching them put gears on shafts that way. Really amazing.
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