Ya he's a good worker. For comparison tho we had a guy in the early 90's that could run 280 molds in 5 hours. That around 420 molds in an 8 hours shift. I wish I had footage of the deck in the early 2000's. We were running military parts with all 4 lines running 2 shifts a day, 2-3 guys on the deck pouring and 1-2 guys continuously pulling from dump and band sawing. We are installing a automatic molding machine later this year, those things can crank out 800+ molds a day.
I have been around this all my life, my dad owns a Foundry & machine shop. As a kid I used come in & sweep the floors for $5. Now I have my own office & looking at taking over whenever he retires. Good times
The way you annotate the text onto the moving objects is awesome. I'm totally subscribing, this is very well done content and it's interesting to learn about!
Tippmann Stitcher. This is the handle and in the 250lbs mold video that is the main C frame. tippmannindustrial.com/tippmann-boss-leather-sewing-machine/
Nope. The clay get inactivated and needs to be recycled with special equipment before it can be reused (they need to take the inactivated clay particles out and put new clay back in the mix). Or, such as I understand it.
Where is this what factory. My shop is close next 2 months I need a job plz someone help me out Been doing this since I was 14 and plus I know white silica sand molding and lost wax molding. Lots ppl cand do both of these things
woow excelent video i have a small foundry in Mexico, I just want to ask you about the formula for the greensand you use and the material for the spoon you use for pouring the aluminum into the molds. Excelent foundry you have that process you have is my goal to achieve in the future.
Hola Agustín, hay varios materiales para usar en el cucharón. Ellos están usando uno cerámico. Yo recomendaría un metálico con recubrimiento cerámico que es lo que mas se usa. En ipi.mx hacemos varios. galvan@ipi.mx si gustas mas info.
I think is what we call a Slip Slips and Chills make the hot material move from one part of the mold to other, that way it keeps an unidirectional flow. Slips are the last part to cool down and chills are the way out of the extra material. As the material keeps cooling, it shrinks, the slip will keep feeding material until it finishes cooling that way the mold has the desired dimensions.
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Guy on the molds working his ass off there. Man deserves a beer or three.
Ya he's a good worker. For comparison tho we had a guy in the early 90's that could run 280 molds in 5 hours. That around 420 molds in an 8 hours shift. I wish I had footage of the deck in the early 2000's. We were running military parts with all 4 lines running 2 shifts a day, 2-3 guys on the deck pouring and 1-2 guys continuously pulling from dump and band sawing.
We are installing a automatic molding machine later this year, those things can crank out 800+ molds a day.
What happens to the mold guy when you get the "auto molder?"
Dream on. He will be unemployed.
We sacrifice him to the foundry gods for good sand harvest in the coming winters. Or he'll just push a button now
Man you guys are slow. Check out Francis Manufacturing where I work. Real men out there
I have been making casting aluminum molds in Taiwan for 20 years. I have never seen anyone better than this worker
Great video! Very instructive, good camerawork (I love the continuous shot) and the labels were helpful. Thanks for making this!
I have been around this all my life, my dad owns a Foundry & machine shop. As a kid I used come in & sweep the floors for $5. Now I have my own office & looking at taking over whenever he retires. Good times
The way you annotate the text onto the moving objects is awesome. I'm totally subscribing, this is very well done content and it's interesting to learn about!
I agree. What software did you use to put in the text on the moving objects?
Absolutely simple & complete informative. Thank you so much for such a crisp video of green sand moulding & aluminium casting
"Thanks for watch". *Looks down at wrist. Watch is missing.*
Awesome video, the content was very useful for my next exam. Props to the camerawork!
Lovely video. ❤
Lovely setup. So well organized and optimized. 🙏🤗🙏
some of those sounds the machine made would make great clips for industrial music
Awesome... thank you for making us to understand the real thing happening in industry
Great video of the process! Thank you.
Absolutely awesome, great job
Look at that concentration, not an iPhone in sight. great work lads.
all of us homemade foundry guys wish we could make molds and pour aluminum just like that.
Can you tell us what it is you're casting?
Tippmann Stitcher. This is the handle and in the 250lbs mold video that is the main C frame.
tippmannindustrial.com/tippmann-boss-leather-sewing-machine/
looks professional
Something's wrong with the audio, I couldn't hear Mike Rowe's slightly under the radar double entendres at all.
"..because after all, it's a dirty job"
At first I thought it was a game ✌️❤️. Just awesome
Hello from Norway! Nice and efective work!!! I am interested what are you using in video 5:35 . Is it kind off filter ?
what is that microchip like thing placed in the end?
Really neat!
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thanks for posting! this was awesome!
3:06 does the leftover sand go back over to the 1st dude?
Nope. The clay get inactivated and needs to be recycled with special equipment before it can be reused (they need to take the inactivated clay particles out and put new clay back in the mix). Or, such as I understand it.
LOL, he went from 'I'm on video' pace to a normal working pace pretty quick. That looks like some hard fucking work.
Great video!!
Why don't you use hoists to move the molds -- it's sick how heavy they are.
Amazing.
Where is this what factory. My shop is close next 2 months I need a job plz someone help me out Been doing this since I was 14 and plus I know white silica sand molding and lost wax molding. Lots ppl cand do both of these things
Do you reuse the greensand?
Amazing work🤔🤔
What is the metal pourer made out of the one with the shovel handle
the video editing is better than the video content
Sick video.
I'm so fascinated. I hated engineering until I saw this
Great video, congratulations. What is the canvas placed on the model inside the part?
Are you working for Immortan Joe?
woow excelent video i have a small foundry in Mexico, I just want to ask you about the formula for the greensand you use and the material for the spoon you use for pouring the aluminum into the molds. Excelent foundry you have that process you have is my goal to achieve in the future.
Hola Agustín, hay varios materiales para usar en el cucharón. Ellos están usando uno cerámico. Yo recomendaría un metálico con recubrimiento cerámico que es lo que mas se usa. En ipi.mx hacemos varios. galvan@ipi.mx si gustas mas info.
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Which filter you put in bottom half?
What is the wire mesh in the sprue for
It’s to filter out any slag that’s in the aluminum that is poured
Thanks for watch
now thats how you do it!!
what kind of game is this?
fortnight
What is that little piece is placed between the drag and cope??
I think is what we call a Slip
Slips and Chills make the hot material move from one part of the mold to other, that way it keeps an unidirectional flow. Slips are the last part to cool down and chills are the way out of the extra material.
As the material keeps cooling, it shrinks, the slip will keep feeding material until it finishes cooling that way the mold has the desired dimensions.
A steel filter.
is there any replacement of foundry sand? like using stone dust, marble dust etc?
Great video, do you make your own molding flask? Or where i can purchase ?
Sure hope y'all are wearing hearing protection -- this shop is louder than heck.
One correction, that is black sand not green sand.
What is that stabilized text technique called? I want to learn it.
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How can i get job??
robots will take over this job..
Exactly. I think automation is a natural step for any intelligent species. We've been automating for hundreds of years.
and they should, this job looks like the biggest exhausting shit ever
it's already. I visited a machine chassis assembly company awhile ago and about 90% of the process is automated
Did you not see all of the equipment? They already have...
How can someone unlike this. Very stingy of them
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where can I learn how to edit like this?
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Thank you!
Holy fuck imagine falling into the melted metal hole jesus christ lol
Moon boots, so hot right now.
Work safety ...
First dude isn't required to wear goggles? Really?
OSHA is having a panic attack right now
Dick Trickle look at the dude handling the melted metal. he's wearing fire and heat resistant boots but no gloves lmao.
in response to the king of random failure? ^^
This is the not so fun part of casting/foundry work.
"Thanks for watch!"
Way to fuck up the ending
Amazing work🤔🤔