I've watched a few engine room tour videos, and this one was the best. Your engineers gave good explanations. And I could hear them. Much better doing the tour when the ship's main engines are shut down. Really excellent work, all three of you!

Great engine room tour. The engineers are not always appreciated but they work hard also. The isn't going anywhere without them! Great job to all!

My late father would have appreciated this episode. He was a Marine Engineering Mechanic in the Royal Navy. Everything from shovelling coal to reactors in his career. The guys did great on explaining the key components of the engine room and you did an outstanding jon on the editing KSN. Greg 🇬🇧

Retired Merchant Navvy engineering officer after 36 years service, the last seventeen as Chief Engineer. A very well done engine room tour by very fine officers it would have been a pleasure to sail with.

Hello karanvir, Great video! My son also works as an engine cadet. All my relatives used to ask, what is your sons work inside ship...i don't know how to explain....but this video of yours has explained the details in a very simple manner. I have shared it with all my relatives. Thank u Karan. God bless u and take care.

Great job I was a mechanic in the US Army great job explaining the engine room and what each Personnel job was and responsibility people think these machines just move by themselves, without mechanics nothing moves on Land, Air, sea. 👍💯🙏😉

As a mechanical engineering student there was a lot to learn from this video..😍 A big thanks to KSN and both the engineers for this video and great engine tour..👍♥️

What a engineering mind behind.... Mind blowing Keep it up KSN Lot's of love from Maharashtra

Hello karnvir, I like the way you take the initiative making such detailed and long videos during your working hours on the ship. I am a merchant Navy aspirant, and I hope you successfully become a captain and gain your first million asap for you great work!👏😊

Both engineer has explanation was next level .. I am from electrical field they have connected to my mind alsooo... Kuddos to both the engineers

Much larger space than I envisioned. Good tour. Thank you!!!!

I agree with the other positive comments and I must say, it looks like you're shooting in 4K now. And I like the interview approach and hearing your shipmates contribute.

Keep up the good work…your videos are fantastic and very informative, shows the challenges and hardships you guys go through.

You make it look easy bro , thanks for your hard work. Cheers 🍻!

Loved this episode, once you sign back on, could you do another "day in life of a deck cadet" video? Would be interesting to watch now that this year I'll probably join my first ship as a deck cadet 😅

The thing that amazed me is how clean everything is

Another great video! Lots of explanations! Thanks to the engineers for helping make such a great video! I really enjoyed looking at the main engine and the spare parts that are on hand for repairs!

Heyi karan, i was eager to watch this and i had watched it entirely KIRAN,, DHAWAN && Obviously (YOU ) the director of this have done a fabulous job bro, all the topics which i wanted to be covered The cost The working The size The parameters The safety everything The rock music behing when the machinery was showcased was amazing & IN THE END The engine time lapse have made a feel of ''Cherry on the cake'' Bless you !!!!

Great, informative video, a journey into the bowels of the ship where her heart beats. Thanks, Karan, to you and your colleagues ❤️.

Very enjoyable. Good with the input from the engineers. Your videos are so much more polished now. The content is a wonderful insight into life on board. I love mechanical things. And ships engineers certainly have a very varied skill set. More so than probably any other engineer out there. You can't phone a friend in the middle of the ocean to pop round and help out. I would love to learn the workings of a big ship. But working in the engine room below deck when the engines are up and running is super noisy and super hot. And the ship is moving. Not for everyone or me. Worth the wait for this release.

Even I want to join in merchant navy and after watching your videos my excitement of joining in merchant Navy arises more and more,,, Great job man❤️ keep going

As I’ve said before the scale and complexity of each system and subsystem vital to the vessel’s daily operation is so interesting. I’m sure there are a lot of sailors who might read this and be like what’s so interesting about this. It’s only an engine room.

A very good information for engine cadets moving up to the ship for first time, knowing those locations of m/c. Very well covered. Should have included stern tube part too.

It is great to see the relationship is so good between Deck and Engine.

sir thanks a lot to upload like this kind of video by seeing this video i though lot from you of Engine room. before this when i was a kid i though the ship has a fan that just run by fuel now i known about this all from you thanks a lot sir FROM INDIA

I work as an operations engr. In refinery! I enjoyed this video! Very informative and interesting! 👍🏼

Thank you KSN Sir for showing engine room. What an engineering marvel. Loved it ❤️❤️❤️ & special thanks to Kiran & Dhawan also. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It's easy to tell which of KSN's videos I've already watched. They all have thumb ups. That's one clean and organized engine room and surrounding spaces. No doubt a well run ship.

17:15 "where u want POWER"😂😂

Really enjoyed the enthusiasm of this video, great people 👍. The magic of the Workshop, very true. Thanks for sharing and stay safe all. Regards John from the UK 🇬🇧

Don't forget your intro that's what made me like your content

vrindavan product always amaze me.. horn. food. and many great people work around the world.

Its incredible that all that massive equipment is fitted in there .

Another awesome vlog. Keep up the amazing work ksn.👍

The cinematics are chummeshwari..!!!!

Thanks for all of your videos. They are very good!

I think this is the best engine room tour video nd explanations all these machineries.thanku so much KSN sir Love u ❤️

Best engine tour i have ever seen

I always enjoy watching ur vlogs. Pls try n do a vlog on e duties n responsibilities of the engine room ratings, especially motorman n wiper.

Aaj toh maja aa gaya, really.....after ages i felt that its my domain, my area as an engineer.....we did mechanical workshop, carpentry, generators, motors, bench vise ....really mast mast !! Thanks a ton for this engineering video.

Many thanks from former ship eléctrician s d14 ...

Danke für den Beitrag

Waiting for new content finally here👍😃😃

K I'm glad you tour each ships engine room that you are assigned. This engine room was short but very tall. Very good tour. The 3rd and cadet were great.

Very Nice Tour... thanks to the the engineers as well...

Thank you guy's , that was amazing to watch , what fascinating place , the scale of that engine is unreal and yet Karanvir you say it's small ? damn I would like to see what you think big is then .

Thanks Karinvar. Reminded me of my passages on container ships between Europe and Australia and being shown "the bowels"the of the vessel. We were even taken to "the Citadel " in preparation for rounding the "horn of Africa" . Quite a amusing story I could tell, but not in a open forum!

The amount of knowledge you are giving is amazing especially for students who are preparing for exams ❤️

That was really fascinating. You showed us where the ship's heart beat is...and it has so many layers!!! A mechanical engineer's paradise if you ask me!!! Towards the end there was a fresh water purifier shown. Is this the one where sea water is converted to fresh water? I would really love to see more of how it is done. Really enjoy all your videos. Never seen anything like this before. These parts are usually closed off for general public even if they happen to travel on a ship.

One of the finest engine room tour🔥🔥

Bahot Bahot swkreya sir aaj neya experience howa hen i am waiting for next video have a nice trip sir

Great job KSN and Team...loved the insight. Thank you so much ! Sail safe.

Nice Video Karan bhai!!👏👏👏

Hello. When you get a new contract can you request the same vessel you were in on your last contact? Keep up the great videos!

Glad you are back!

That engine room is in ship shape ( pun intended). Looking good, neat and clean, nice job everyone 👍

Impressed by the full spanner set😆

Awesome vlog. keep it up, amazing work, the young slim guy with short beard look funny want to see and heard from him more!!

Nice tour 👍👍

i like the what's in store 9:52 part😁

Your videos so addictive and I keep watching watching and I feel I am myself over there and forget myself and then I realise I am in office 😅BTW lots of love to you brother keep inspiring ❤️

best Channel that provides very entertaining and knowledgeable videos... Keep it up karan sir..❤️

Use ful video bro thank you for your work

Wow! Much more complex than ever imagined! Thx for the tour guys, great job ;- ]

Very detailed information about engine room, video outcome is innovative.Thank you! for letting us know the information in such a beautiful way.

Enjoyed your video today was worth the wait. Your editing has really improved. Nice work. Safe voyage for you and your shipmates. Enjoy your day.

Was really waiting for this ❤️☺️👍

Just awesome, thank you for the engineering tour.

Thank you so much bro Make this video wonderful and good knowledge 🙏 video 🕉⛳

It was one of the best engine room tour I have ever seen on KZfaq, but I have one request that if you can make proper videos on a each system/machinery because there are not many videos like that on KZfaq, I know that you are not from engine side but that will be very helpful for the aspiring marine engineers. Thank You

Brilliant

Hi Sir, I am Vaibhav from Jaipur, I had a dream since childhood to join merchant navy, but at the age of 17, I got a kidney transplant and I could not go but whenever I see you on the ship I see myself at that place.

Those Engineers are great Lecturers like you.....😅😅 Loved it.... Great Stuff Bhaiya....🔥💯

Thank you Karan becoz of ur video came to know alot about my sailor's work place..

The whole vlog is the best. Good luck

Best one yet!!! Great overview . Just enough detail.

Id love to witness that main engine start up. 28,000 hp that thing is a monster

I was waiting for this. Best video❤️

Very Nice Video Sir 👌👌👌

A very interesting video it was taken so well that it kept me glued to it till the end , specially the beautiful explaination was very informative.good keep posting more

Nice vlog sir

Bro I don't know how you guys remember all these switches or buttons they are like stars in the galaxy

Well done video...and yeah - engine rooms can be very noisy. Also - the coffee pot is one of the most important pieces of equipment on board...especially when working long hours. 😜👍

Greetings from Gdańsk, Poland

The engine room looks so nice and clean ☺

bhai aap kamal ki video banate ho bahut sikhne mila aapki video se..

Thanks for the tour.

Thank you very much. Very informative. Kindly improve the subtitles.

Great video 👍

Excellent video...

best detailed video and those two awsome guyes are very good looking and helpfull great engineers

Nice Documentry with good information 👍. Waiting for such information for future .

Really nice video bro almost covered everything about engine room💪💪👏👏👏 .thankyou for this video bro and waiting for more videos from you ⚓🤞♥️once thankyou bro🤞♥️

Mega Video. Hats off to the work of engineers. Have you ever counted all the stairs and ladders 😉? Soon you won't need a gym anymore 😅. Great job Karan. 🙌😍

Really nice explanation....as a mechanical engineer...i missed this part...now watching video sitting in corporate office 😂😂😂

You must have the best Captain to give you permission to film on his/her ship!

Bahot swkreya sir aaj neya experience howa hen have a nice trip i am w waiting next video

Nice Video ksn

Very informative video. Thank You KSN

The workshop layout is much better than the majority of other Maersk ships. On this one, the work bench is in the open, ( you can walk all around ) whereas the other typical Maersk work shops, the work bench is up against the bulkhead, which is a pain the a$$.