
Metal sheet cutting
A cutting head works across a metal sheet.
VIPAW / INSIDE THE WORKSHOP
A closer look at machine processing, blade blanks and finishing details.
39-second visual tour · Watch in full screen to see the details.
INSIDE WAYBETTER
Fourteen moments from our workshop film. Explore the tools, surfaces and handwork behind the details.

A cutting head works across a metal sheet.

Cut profiles remain visible in the metal sheet.

A rotating tool works on a clamped metal component.

A metal component is worked by hand with a file.

Sparks are visible at the point of metalworking.

Intense light obscures the operation; the process needs confirmation.

A component is held against a rotating abrasive wheel.

A scissor component is handled at a finishing station.

A blade is held against an abrasive belt.

A blade surface is worked at a rotating wheel.

Multiple scissors are shown together.

A close view of thinning shear teeth and aligned components.

A close view of a blade and its pivot opening.

A pair of scissors is opened and closed by hand.
Images follow the film timestamps and do not represent a complete production sequence. Specific processes and specifications are confirmed for your selected model.
The supplied film shows machine processing. Ask which machining steps and tolerances apply to your selected model.
View the supplied grinding footage, then discuss the blade geometry and finishing requirements for your project.
Request the model-specific heat-treatment specification and supporting records during feasibility review.
Agree assembly, tension, cutting evaluation and inspection requirements before sample approval.
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