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WTF Was That?: Robot With A Chainsaw Carving Stools

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This is a video of an industrial robot that's been programmed to carve logs into stools with a chainsaw. Afterwards, the stools are sold to the folks who came to watch the robot in action. Wow, what a fun way to spend a Saturday morning! "You're joking." Of course I'm joking, now let's go antiquing. "Seriously?" No, let's go to brunch and chug all-you-drink Bloody Mary's until our vomit looks like blood.

Hit the jump for the video.

Thanks to Adam L, who would pay good money to watch a robot with a chainsaw hack itself to pieces (but like, from a safe distance).

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  • I think that my friend, chainsaw carver, will be pissed when he see this video.
    No more jobs for him. :)

  • Well that was anticlimactic!

  • Paul

    I was really hoping for the robot to bring the chainsaw down around 0:32

  • Werd. LOL! Color those walls. That could be a new death penalty bot. But with a convict instead of a log. Then they present the human "stool" to the bereaving family.

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