good introduction of closed die forgings technology

[@hootinouts]

The building and equipment are pristine. Like a museum.

[@aymanadel3470]

At 3:03, the man in the lift was throwing something like powder or things like that. What was it? What is used for?

[@carljacobson8903]

Saw dust to break scale and to prevent it from sticking

[@commercio3564]

The Japanese are so wholesome.

[@ericlakota1847]

They do some nice work makes me apresheat stuff when I buy it from now on

[@PinguExpert]

I liked the inspiring ending

[@rajavikram247]

Wow..what a video man! Excellent 🔥🔥🔥

[@SunilSundar]

If the hammer drops with no blank in it? Do the dies touch?

[@anyangwells]

there is 1mm blank space between upper and bottom die when finished forging, that's why there will be flash need trimming press cut it

[@SunilSundar]

@@anyangwells Can you please make a video of the process of setting up the dies in the machine? thank you!

[@alexandrecosta8024]

VERY VERY NICE JAPAN

[@RealGoodSucc]

I work in a forge and it is NOT that clean

[@wisdom_wellness365]

Very nice! I like it!

[@kvsalahuddin5]

Casting can produce more complex shapes than forging

[@destinydost5054]

But less strength

[@kvsalahuddin5]

@@destinydost5054 yes..of course..but the video keeps on saying that forging can produce complex shapes than casting..that s wrong

[@destinydost5054]

@@kvsalahuddin5 okay

[@ReallyAsFacts]

See this are very kinley information

[@dns1235]

Awesome, thanx

[@prinzikenna.o6577]

This is lovely

[@juniorsachinelli363]

Viva o Japão 🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🙏

[@dabirnawaf3129]

thnxx

[@alihasu7140]

ومن الذي صَنَعَ الإنسان.

[@neudtewolde1701]

So many meat beating jokes were made that day

[@ihirorin6376]

日本人はすごいんだんなぁ～ (*´▽｀*)

[@dabirnawaf3129]

india...