Electrolytic cutting

Claim 1

A METHOD OF ELECTROLYTICALLY CUTTING INTO AN ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE MASS, COMPRISING: CONNECTING SAID MASS TO THE POSITIVE SIDE OF A DIRECT CURRENT SUPPLY; CONNECTING TO THE NEGATIVE SIDE OF SAID DIRECT CURRENT SUPPLY AT LEAST ONE ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE ROTATABLE DISK; LOCATING SAID MASS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO EACH SAID DISK AND MAINTAINING A GAP OF ABOUT 0.0005 TO 0.025 INCH BETWEEN THE PERIPHERY OF EACH SAID DISK AND THE ADJACENT PORTION OF SAID MASS; ROTATING EACH SAID DISK AT A PERIPHERAL SPEED OF AT LEAST ABOUT 3000 FEET PER MINUTE; AND SUPPLYING AN ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE ELECTROLYTE THROUGHOUT EACH SAID GAP BY SUPPLYING SAID ELECTROLYTE TO AT LEAST ONE SIDE OF EACH SAID DISK AT A LOCATION SPACED FRO THE PERIPHERY THEREOF TO FORM ON SAID SIDE A FILM OF SUBSTANTIALLY UNIFORM THICKNESS OF SAID ELECTROLYTE THAT IS TRANSPORTED BY CENTRIFUGAL FORCE FROM SAID LOCATION TO SAID GAP.