Quenching slabs with holes in them. No, it's not as cool as the Panzer tank hull being quenched. But still quench-worthy. I like how the cameraman backs up at the end.
Previously:
Panzer tank hull being quenched
Japanese swordsmith quenches sword blade - GIF
Quenching a pile of hot excavator teeth - GIF
Quenching an enormous gear - GIF
Quenching an anvil in a river, with an excavator - GIF
Giant gearshaft being quenched - GIF
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I am counting what looks like 6 individual slabs. It seems the center slabs would cool at a much slower rate than the ones on the top and bottom.
Might be saline vs fresh water. Anyway, I'm sure they are floor plates or Acorn type platens. Each Acorn [no longer in production] seen was square but https://www.weldsale.com/product-cat...latens-stands/ plenty of sizes are available.
Most floor plates are T-slotted, or matrixed with tapped holes for use with machine tools; BIG machine tools.
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Toolmaker51
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