Sim.

Definitely the world's largest

👍

Pretty big nuts !! Who makes the spanners ? 😊

Сто процентов 😂 у нас кузнечный молот стоит на амортизационных подушках, так там гайки в метр шириной 😂

with annual global production of 3 tons of iridium, those must have been pretty expensive.. :D :D

Один грамм иридия стоит 160💲 , 🤡

There is no way those were made of pure Iridium. Even back then it was very expensive and as far as I understand it, it is very brittle and would not be good for something like bolts, except with other metals. The weight also must be off. A bolt that of that size would be about 10 cubic meters of steel. m3 of steel weighs about 7.8 metric tonnes per m3, making it closer to 80 tonnes. Given that the bolt heads would have been larger than the diameter, might have been closer to 85-90 tonnes. I see this information repeated all over on social media, but I haven't found anything that looks like authentic information and I suspect this is something that has been added after the fact. I think the measurements are probably right, although it's difficult to say. But given the measurements, the weight is definitely completely wrong.

@@IcetipsVideos I totally agree with you having looked this up in the early 90s I thought maybe and april fool!

bullshit.

Me too.

same here

Hand threading tap 😊😊

@@eniregnat Don't be silly. They chuck the tap up in a Black and Decker drill

Same here. You're not alone on that one for sure.

Your first sentence contradicts your second sentence. As the person posting the video, you are responsible for the title. And you acknowledge you know it to be untrue. Shame!

@@Gottenhimfella right? Had to reread it again and i still don't get what he thinks.

thank you, I had a 66 inch wheel on my self propelled barge with a 12 inch nut, that was twice the size of these

FOR ye of little faith, here the name of my 900# prop removal video with the use of 35 ton crane { ALPHA MALE JOBS NEW YORK CITY ON BARGE DRAGON 900# BRONZE PROP REMOVAL }

@@ZionistZooTube women’s work

As soon as I saw the nut made from a small billet, I quickly realised the title was misleading. Plus there is no thread in the nut, so the nut has not been 'made' as per th video title, only partially made.

it's called continuity editing, and there are a lot of ways to do it Basically whenever possible, you try to end each shot (sequence of pictures that were actually shot together in space and time) with the same elements that start the next shot, so that it's easier on the brain to adjust to the transition...

@@xl000 I probably read your post incorrectly but it really came off to me as a student telling a master how something works. Perhaps you were directing your comment to people who don’t have a background in editing rather than the original poster?

I would love to see that process.

Я тоже удивился, поливают на а на всем этапе, а заготовки чуть ли не белые выходят в конце

Какие блять бойки? Матрица и пуансон? Охлаждают? Они должны быть горячие, это смазка. Смазка используется "Градис Б" но это дорого, чаще её варят из каустической соды и древесных смол.

Все очень просто. Законы физики всего лишь. Вода при соприкосновении с таким разогретым телом не обволакивает деталь, а касается только маленькой частью находясь в каплеобразном состоянии. Следовательно эффективного охлаждения не будет. Вода нужна для того что бы охлаждать окружающие детали. Там она действует именно так как мы привыкли.

эффект лейденфроста

@@Mr_Flybacker Точно. Я забыл название. Спасибо за напоминание.

Exactly this!

Oddly enough, the water does not cool the nuts being made. the water turns instantly into steam and the rest of the water just bounces off the hot surface of the heated work.

Then quench removes the built up scale and really are not for cooling the parts.

@@TomokosEnterprize Thanks for that info!

Those nuts sure are hot. And sticky

Yep. All those clickbait titles are for normies. I remember the old Soviet metric diameter standart required the max diameter up to 600 mm, but guess thet max non-standart limited only by existing industry sizes. Had to hold a 420mm nut in my hands once, heh.

И тот показан не полностью..

Not even close.

@@SunriseLAW I think maybe 8" in dia., outside

Самый большой слово завлекательное

This I have to see!

Forged eye bolts are cheap and don't waste a welder's time.

You won't get that squirrel in a skillet!

Well maybe they dont have a government that wants to protect everyone against everything all the time.

No skid lids. Chains and whatnot hanging from above and not a hard hat in site. Must be North Korea....

Yeah the machines are cool but everything surounding them is iffy. Those barrels are accidents waiting to happen.

They cold roll the thread in nut when it cooled down below recristaline temperature so it gets deformhardened.

Waste of time calling snap-on . As you would need something that will last more than 1 nut

That's what I was going to say, Boyd.