Operating principle of the Seco Steadyline® anti-vibration system | Seco Tools

Vibrations are a complex and common problem in mechanical machining, which can lead to various unwanted consequences, including for example:
- Damage to the machine (e.g. spindle, etc.)
- Increase in costs caused by longer machining time
- Reduction of productivity and material removal rate
- Wasted materials, components, and energy
- Dimensional inaccuracy and out-of-tolerances
- Excessive and unpredictable tool wear
- Vibrations and rough surfaces
- Excessive noise
This video suggests a solution proposed by Seco Tools on how to face them.
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I had a pair of Dynastar skis that used a tuned weight in an elastic medium system to reduce tip chatter, which appears to be similar to what you're doing with this boring bar. Should work quite well, I'd think.