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Water is inherently a soft liquid and cannot cut any material on its own. However, when compressed to extremely high pressure and forced through a micro-nozzle, it forms a highly concentrated water jet with velocities of approximately 700–1,000 m/s. At this speed, billions of water molecules continuously collide at the same point, eroding the material layer by layer. To cut hard materials like steel or granite, the machine also adds ultra-hard garnet abrasive particles, transforming the water jet into an extremely effective cutting tool. Because it cuts using kinetic energy instead of heat, the water jet produces clean, precise cuts without deforming the material, making it widely used in many modern industries. While it cannot cut every material under every condition, this technology demonstrates that when energy is focused and controlled correctly, even water can become one of the most powerful cutting tools ever created. 📌 Disclaimer: The content on this channel is compiled from historical documents, research, and recreated elements for educational, exploratory, and entertainment purposes. Some images in the videos are created using AI for visual illustration. The channel does not claim that all details are absolutely accurate and encourages viewers to consult other sources for a more objective perspective.