This is a highly skilled trade. It's not easy working that drop forge with such big pieces. It does make me upset that they are not provided with a decent heat shield. That's a very dangerous thing to do. If you put these guys in a modern shop they would turn out amazing work and get a lot more done than most people these days can.

Ещё техника безопасности времён палеолита.

а представь если-бы им современные станки дать, чего-бы они смогли изготовить...

They could wear safety equipment & have some safety procedures in place as well.

Yes it's hot work, but their equipment is old, 75 years or older.

Deve ser nesse umbral q fabricam as naves dos ets.

هههه

@@timothygeiger8271 f hvs

It is a process of natural selection- those who slip up don't live to tell the tale. 😥

Modern day American man. "I'm allergic to tap water"

@@gregsf250gmailsuch a shame of a mindset, to shame people for being safe. Yeah, we have it so bad here, our employers are required to make a conscious effort to keep our workers safe and healthy. Man, that sucks. #abolishppe #abolishosha #trump2027

I do not understand your definition of safety. Is it American one or from Asia and Africa?

Вот что называется трудом зарабатывают .

импортозамещение. ёптель.

кронциркуль много раз мелькал...

Someone said they use an eyecrometer.😄

@@Jonathan.D LOL!

На них никто санкции не накладывал, они всю жизнь так живут.

@@jonsnow2861 Ну да. Просто воюют с соседями постоянно за Кашмир. И ядерную бомбу замутили себе никого не спрашивая. Какие санкции. Пакистану можно. Это не Россия.)

Chinese environment is dirtier ..... But, Western World is obsessed with the Chinese ....

They do sometimes have very nice work at the end, but the process of getting there is horrible. Filthy working conditions, absolutely no safety procedures, & much of the work wouldn't be necessary, if they could afford to invest in new parts & new equipment.

@@timothygeiger8271 Your comment wouldn't have been necessary either if only you understood what you just said SMH

@@realemonful i do understand what i said. Just because you're not smart enough to figure out what i said doesn't mean anyone else.

@@timothygeiger8271 "They do sometimes have very nice work at the end, but the process of getting there is horrible. Filthy working conditions, absolutely no safety procedures, & much of the work wouldn't be necessary, if they could afford to invest in new parts & new equipment." "if they could afford to invest in new parts & new equipment." Okay...

Thats not a finished product.

I can't find fault with any of their methods. Way it used to be done in Britain and the USA.

Что-нибудь низкоскоростное. Насос. Или лодочный дизель.

Don't worry, soon the US people will have to do amny many things by themselves...! 😀 I hope there are still many that remember how to...they were one of the most productive and inventive on the planet.

I,ll take the robot work,that is made

They did not show the whole process in the video. Next is the precision grinding. This is not the finished product.

A 12" rule in any machining process is not a good sign.

Instead of applauding men who do the job of 1 man and 10 diffrent machines in the us

@@jjdelany8130 They know shiit about the real world. Let them hate...

@@jjdelany8130 can not applaud anything that is delibaretely made subpar in quality with eyeball precicion where a little investment (really little) on proper measurement equipment can go really long way. This things are made to a price and the manufacturers are not in the game of making any effort to improve the safety or quality. Stop encouraging BS.

Защищать должен профсоюз, а не бог!

Мы не все знаем ! Поэтому счастливы! Одним резьбовым резцом! Других не видел.они всю "колену ковыряют"👍

Допуска жестокие по линейке!

Установки по касанию резца- это бред!

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I am retired but have a shaper in my hobby shop. i have a couple old machinist that stop by to use it to cut things like keyways a couple of times a year. There is a few jobs, you either use a shaper or spend $100s of dollars on tooling.

Carbide tip.

lzrr

É muito primitivo, melhor seria derreter derreter aço moldar a peça ! Parabéns, é um trabalho muito perigoso , eles são grandes profissionais 👏👏👏👏👍🤝🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇨🇮💖

Да. Там момент с намоткой сливной стружки был прекрасен. Хорошо отрезает пальцы. Даже не больно сразу.

@@kotnapromke посмотрите как эти товарищи еще уголь добывают,тогда все ваши вопросы отпадут.хорошо показывал в каком то переч\даче Дима Комаров

That short stroke tells me it's a compressor, but wow its gonna be a vibration maker!

Everything they do is an approximation and based on eyeballing.

@@TranzeisA 12'' rule seems to be the working gauge 1/8'' to 1/16th''

It goes to final grinding later....i cant believe people thinks that parts go straight to a machine. 😀😀😀😀

@@henryrollins9177 i own a Indian made engine and had it apart to remove all the casting sand and swarf and fix whatever really needed fixing before ever running it, they really do run stuff that has just been eyeballed.. i had to remake the pin for the idler gear with a 0.060" 1.5mm off set to get the backlash somewhere where it wouldn't just hammer the teeth off the gears.. the backlash is much better now but changes as the engine is turned over because the gear on the camshaft doesn't have the hole in the center of the gear, it's about 0.010" .25mm out for memory.. lucky the engine is flat out at 650rpm or it would destroy itself in no time flat.. the engine i have is a cs lister copy and there well known to smash gears because of backlash issues and it's not uncommon to find a good handful or 2 of casting sand in the crankcase which is why the bloke importing them into Australia tells them not to test run them at the factory anymore.. i know of one of those engines that went to America that was test run and passed even though it had the keyway cut 180 degrees out on 1 flywheel (engine balancing is via a big weight cast into the flywheel) it was so far out of balance that it was jumping right off the ground when started.. gib key fitting for the flywheels is achieved by just using a bigger hammer rather than propper hand fitment like their surposed to be

May be speed slow can

This is the skill

I dont think i would want one of his shaft,s in any thing i have to drpend on

It's in Pakistan.

Carbide tooling doesn't need lube so much. I only use it for parting off or drilling with hss bits these days. Watch Abom79 and cutting edge engineering. They don't use coolant much either. It is nasty stuff that effects the skin and lungs. Tends to be only used on enclosed CNC machines now.