Machining process 2500KG Double Helical with Vertical Webster & Bennett
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2023
- [Part 1]
if you enjoy to watch skillful workers & fascinate old school hacks,
Watch these video to enjoy & learn!! how 90s workers worked under circumstances.
With old machining techniques & old tools, It's the mindset that takes advantage of technology to do what makes the most sense.
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The disregard for basic housekeeping and personal safety is remarkable. Open-toed sandals in a machine shop? Razor-sharp metal cuttings allowed to collect in every empty corner? Horrible working conditions.
I understand your concerns, but They are much comfortable this way.. free style!!! nobody working on gun point, they choose to work like this, its their choice.
@@hydraulichands Their choice? Really? Does the employer offer the workers free safety shoes, gloves, eye and hearing protection? If not, that is not a free choice.
Yes, to be honest being a video maker of machine shops i have seen many employers but this one so generous, this workshop mostly has relatives workers, the guy you see at 4:50 he is elder son of employer, you see him most part of my videos.... the guy at 19:04 black dress he is head engineer & son in law of employer, at 19:10 the white beard sitting on chair is the employer himself... at 21:49 you can see blue dress guy with head engineer is younger son of employer....most of the other workers are either friends or family.. some old workers in workshop are not needed but they are employed because they are friends and they don't have another source to earn living.
so if you think that employer is saving money from shoes and putting his beloved relations at risk than its not right. the truth is in our country people work just like that, its toooo normal for them to wear sandal, not to wear glasses gloves or other ppe, some workers wear safety shoes some don't, its totally upto personal choice.
Finally, i am not justifying working without safety, but nobody cares in our country. & its their choice. having said that the injury ratio is almost 0% surprisingly
I forge gears for a living and all these guys would get fired at my plant
@@ralphaverill2001 Just life in a 3rd world nation.
Have you ever seen a more dirty shop? Just look at all the razor sharp coils of metal chips on the floor!!
That was enjoyable to watch. I used to work on Webster Bennett vertical borers before I retired and can still remember the words of the old guy who taught me when I first started work. He said to me
'Every machine tool will bite you lad if you ever become complacent with them, but these buggers have bloody big teeth and they rarely take prisoners'
Glad to here that
Fresh steel is SO pretty!
We had a Webster & Bennet VTOL like that in the early 1960's in had spent the whole of the Second World War machining Lancaster Bombers wheel for Dunlops.
wow!!! glad to here that
ya chemtronics had some
Gran trabajo!
Great job!
GROSS ARBEIT.
These shops always have mountains of scrap, all piled up on the machine, in a massive empty space.🤣
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I love how the welding rod manufacturer touts it's an ISO 9001 company... It's quite apparent the end user of their product here isn't.
Tres bon travail tournage fraisage je suis outieur a la retraite
I guess no one in this company has ever heard of carbide inserts that embody chip breakers? Breaking these many foot long chips into smaller pieces will reduce injury and make it a lot easier to clean the shop floor. But it is apparent they don't care about cleanliness of any sort.
Ah, the wonderful sounds of blue tortured metal being ripped off a billet without the use of any kind of cutting fluid, while it screeches in agony, nothing like it 👍😃
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Harmonic chatter isn't the worst thing. Coolant doesn't always prevent it.
This our grandpa age machines technology is not going 2retire yet!!..😄😄
Interesting chip disposal method.
Guess they don't know what chip breakers are.
Where did the massive blank come from?
I wonder how many machines like this and better have been melted down in the western world. As it appears to be cast steel I don’t understand why they didn’t cast some recesses at each end to save so much machining. Well done looks to be a good job 👏
Well Kurtis Mayfield,I'm going shopping soon for machinery,,I like the old stuff it still does the jobs,ever worked in a foundry son
machinery is going for less than 10% of value. china is buying every bit of metal possible for reuse. scrap or used machinery.
Looking at the piles of shavings.... hard to reclaim?
working all days and many nights 7 days a week, trash, swarf and chips pilling up every minute, these load and loads of metal remainings are taken care off when needed.
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Complete lack of concern towatds safety. As old machinists say "This machine not only will kill you, but it will hurt a lot while it does it"
Life is worth living without the safety man. Some understand this, others don't. You are free to be as safe as you want without complaining every time others choose differently.
Notice the head machinist wears a business jacket to work and the next day his neighbors goat/sheep sweater. Bet they could melt the shavings down and have another wheel.
If that metal is solid. they are destroying that bullard.
MOHAKANAH, MOHAKANAH, MOHAKANAH, PFFFT, PFFFT, PFFFT''!
I've got a problem with a machinist that never measures anything and has a badly dulled bit.
They measure it, I missed those shots, You will see better filming in next videos : HH
Here kurtis Mayfield what do you think of these Turner's here son
.....With a tape measure!
for a while, back in the 90s, i measured spur gears by averaging 3 tapes measurements. these were all 120inch dia spur gears 18-24 inch face, up to 26 inch bore. then we switch to pi tapes for a precise measure
Brits gave you machine tools and cricket😄
I've got a hard time with a machinist that rarely ever measures anything. That's just a bit sketchy for me.
They measure it, I missed those shots, You will see better filming in next videos : HH
I see a plastic garden chair ...and know it must be in Pakistan.
Yep You are Right its Pakistan baby, Machining is like walking in garden for us, and you need to keep the plastic chairs sometimes you may need to sit when the machine is on walk.
I really like seeing things done the old school way, which is the sustainable way. Many skills in your shop and I can't wait for part 2!
Hahaha. Safety last. What a joke.
What's up with the editing skipping around?
Machining the grooves into the faces seems like a waste. They make sense to save material if you're going to cast the blank, but unless the finished product really needs to be a little bit lighter... 🤔
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Hey, a shop with worse chip removal then mine. Grab a pitchfork and wheelbarrow boys. You are way over the line.
Sure makes ya want to do business in Pakistan eh?
Ye we produce better quality
This here kurtis no joke is Tootles and Rory making a mateships
These clowns treat their cutting tools and equipment like trash. Listen to the sound of the constant chattering going on all over the shop. It's like if you told them, "reduce that stick out length. Regrind your tool geometry and lapp the edge. Increase SFM" they'd tell you "feeds and speeds? What's that? We've done it this way for 30 years, what are you talking about? Rake angle, what's that?" Because my parts come out nice and silky smooth and yours look like an shitty LP record because you don't use decent way oil and don't adjust the carriage gibs and check the backlash on the feed screw. So the carriage hops and dances around in the cut.
Surface finish is appalling because SFM is too slow. It's not even because they obviously can't afford new tools and have to keep regrinding or hack together their own insert tooling. Nor have a millwright look at their equipment every so often. But if you don't want to buy tooling all the time, take a couple days on the weekend to do PM.
The sad part is these workers simply don't care because their boss is a privileged fat little dog turd, who smokes all day in his office and only comes out ocassionally to berate them for taking too long and making him look bad to the customer, then tell them they're eorking alk day Saturday again because they're so lazy. When they do try to sweep up the boss gets a snide little grin, quickly suppresses it, and yells about them not sound what he told them too.
It's likely you'd literally have you tell them to haul out the swarf.
The most bizarre machining video I have ever seen. It's almost like a cartoon. I can't believe this is current day practice.
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@@hydraulichands I LIKE IT WHEN THAY SMASH A BRAND NEW BEARING WITH A BIG HAMMER. AND THEN PUT MUD IN IT JUST FOR GOOD MEASURE. ITS A GOOD TEACHERS GUILD . OF WHAT NOT DO DO . STUDENTS LOVE IT TO . ALL THE BEST.
작업 현장이 너무 열악하네요 안전화도 안신으시고 장갑도 없고 현장도 너무 어지럽고 일하실때 사고 난나시기를 바랍니다
안전에 대한 귀하의 관심에 감사드립니다. 그러나 PPE에 관한 한 작업 조건에서 그들의 엔지니어링 작업을 판단하지 마십시오. 우리나라에서 PPE를 착용하는 것이 편안함을 느끼는 사람은 없습니다. 그것이 현실입니다.
Thanks for your concern for safety, but please don't judge their engineering work on working conditions, as far as PPE is concern, no body feels comfort wearing PPE in our country, that's the reality.
Shop safety looks to be a priority. That’s some sketchy looking rigging and rolling. 👎👎👎
this is what we called "free style"
@@hydraulichands HA! What a bunch of bullshit. Show us some other videos of real every day life there then. Like people getting maimed, injured or killed. We all know it happens, you just choose not to admit it.
You can always tell people from the west in these videos. They almost all complain about safety.
@@okgroomer1966 No one is complaining. People are just amazed at how casually these morons are taking their life safety. It's actually sad what little value human life has in these places. Go watch the videos on ship breaking. This shit is real.
@Peter Moto : Well! only time can prove that, they are working from years and still they have all their body parts, but that's history....
you can visit this channel for future videos, you will see all these incredible workers working with all their body parts with smile on their faces will make you believe.