That's pretty much what I was thinking although when I trained in mid 1970's making a small crankshaft was one of the test projects we did, just so we would know about setting up for precision offsets, etc
Fun to watch but if you want to try an amazing technology try a wheelbarrow and a shovel and cleaning up the floor. Must be great keeping the calluses off their feet though. 👍👍
Hats off to these guys, they're hard working people and they clearly work in a well co-ordinated way. The standard of filming and of telling the story in pictures is excellent too. Thank you.
Basic lathe work, nothing skilled there. Where was the drawing he should be working to? Where are his precision measuring gauges? Why has the crankshaft got sharp fillets, not good, possible cause/start of a fatigue crack? Was it off to the hardening and tempering shop? Was it pecision ground later ? Where are the oilways for bearing lubricant supply?
Good skills here, but I don’t understand why they have to work in a messy workshop. It takes only a few mins after each job to clean and take care of your work area. 👍🇬🇧
TheFoundry was not bad the Machine Shop was incredible hundreds of pounds of steel filings on the floor even with leather boots you're going to get cut somehow. Trip hazards especially with loose clothing that they're all wearing is bound to cause accidents.
Working conditions in the machine/lathe department are an absolute disgrace. The steel swarf is worth money, sell it to a small foundry. Collect it up daily and store it, prior to selling it.
Is it a cultural thing to just leave heaps of junk everywhere? Why not keep the place tidy so people can perform better? A safe clean working environment is a win win for everyone.
Very well done. Unfortunately, you haven't addressed the chips on the floor. Try selling them off. I'm sure they're worth more than the effort to clean them up.
Unbelievable... surplus workers, with open sandals, in the middle of a mountain of chips... without protection, on an earth floor... machines with open gears and without care, like sparks from the grinder directly on the guides... Where is this country going?
I'm surprised that there hasn't been any serious enough accident from loose clothing around the lathe that it hasn't made them change that. 10:14 and on
I know with whom I'd rather be when the apocalypse comes. Doing great stuff with few resources. Also, this is a cut-up and re-forged section of a ship's crank shaft.,they're making a 2 cylinder something, I believe a compressor. I haven't watched the entire thing yet.
Saludos cordiales mis hermanos todo esta muy bien nadamas hay que usar la herramienta adecuada micrometro bernier y escala a y gafas de seguridad .bendiciones desde Monterrey México y le mando su like 👍
Разве нельзя убрать стружку, они же в ней по пояс стоят? И как можно кронциркулем хотя бы десятые замерить, не говоря уже о сотых, или допуски у них отсутствуют?
To ensure the future accuracy of the lathe the "machinist" carefully spreads bits of carborundum all over the damn thing by angle grinding over the beds and other precision parts.
I get a kick out of these videos. They normally show these guys scavenging through a pile of scrap metal and throwing everything they can get their hands on into a smelter that’s made out of a half burned out truck bed. Thirty minutes later they have a crankshaft ready to be installed. I would trust anything they do…the material they use or their craftsmanship. I’ll give them a C for effort but that’s about it. The rest is a clown show…
I’m not sure what the hell they are making except a huge mess. Clean up you work area and put the spent chips someplace else or maybe recycle it. Your work shop is a huge accident just waiting to happen. As for that part you are making. A crankshaft has to be made with much more attention to detail. You cannot just turn it down on. Lathe and expect it to work.
Wow! These fellows are actually wearing boots, it cool to see technology from the 1920's still in practice
It's fascinating to see 100 year old tech shot on a smart phone!
Little touch of 1780s
i just saw a video with guys wearing pants and boots, one guy even had a back brace!
Most of these dummies nowadays who haven't worked a hard day in their life would be taking selfies.
This is how the things were done 100 years ago... Good history lesson for the new generations...
That's pretty much what I was thinking although when I trained in mid 1970's making a small crankshaft was one of the test projects we did, just so we would know about setting up for precision offsets, etc
Fun to watch but if you want to try an amazing technology try a wheelbarrow and a shovel and cleaning up the floor. Must be great keeping the calluses off their feet though. 👍👍
Hats off to these guys, they're hard working people and they clearly work in a well co-ordinated way. The standard of filming and of telling the story in pictures is excellent too. Thank you.
i admire the brave the PAKISTANIS workers & big salut from morocco allways likes
This machinist skills far exceed the tools he has to work with! Amazing.
Basic lathe work, nothing skilled there. Where was the drawing he should be working to? Where are his precision measuring gauges? Why has the crankshaft got sharp fillets, not good, possible cause/start of a fatigue crack? Was it off to the hardening and tempering shop? Was it pecision ground later ? Where are the oilways for bearing lubricant supply?
Токарь с лопатой, это нечто.
It's mindblowing what these guys can do with just a few crude machines
Fantastic tolerances: less then 2 fingers!
That's fantastic considering this was 7 stolen kias 12 hours before!
And which one of these guys mangled and missing fingers did they measure with?
These gentlemen are very effective and it's great to see such team work in action. They could use a little cleanup in the lathe room, though!
The floor gets cleaned every six months. Wether it needs it , or not.
Ну чего здесь сказать... Молодцы мужики! Но тб и чистоту необходимо подтянуть.
I love watching you ,men at Work there's lot of humour and a story to tell come inside it's play school,your very rebels
Good skills here, but I don’t understand why they have to work in a messy workshop. It takes only a few mins after each job to clean and take care of your work area. 👍🇬🇧
TheFoundry was not bad the Machine Shop was incredible hundreds of pounds of steel filings on the floor even with leather boots you're going to get cut somehow. Trip hazards especially with loose clothing that they're all wearing is bound to cause accidents.
parabéns a todos os indiano enbreve será a maior economia do mundo vocês merece as macelas estão ficando para traz pense grande.
Amazing project, thanks and cheers!
Love the surprise appearance of the Donkey -cart delivery system !
Good Stuff !
No gasoline or propane is needed.
@@jeffryblackmon4846 I am sure a use could be found for the Donkey by product.
Working conditions in the machine/lathe department are an absolute disgrace. The steel swarf is worth money, sell it to a small foundry. Collect it up daily and store it, prior to selling it.
Amazing!
Extremely hard working people with fantastic skills and very simple tools!
It's what the UK manufacturing industry did many years ago. Ever heard of Sheffield steel? It was the best in the world.
Terrible working conditions. Terrible equipment. Excellent specialists.
Muito bom 😃 todo esse trabalho indiano...
Is it a cultural thing to just leave heaps of junk everywhere? Why not keep the place tidy so people can perform better? A safe clean working environment is a win win for everyone.
Very well done. Unfortunately, you haven't addressed the chips on the floor. Try selling them off. I'm sure they're worth more than the effort to clean them up.
Так вот вы какие, Атланты!
Caution around 31:20 if wearing ear phones lol Great video
Yup, balanced to perfection. lol
That was fairly impressive but what about the rod journals?
Just effing great man, men
i cant believe that they hammered the billet by hand leave enough to take off looking at waste bravo guys
Malgré de faibles moyens de contrôle cet homme fait un excellent travail...Bravo
There is absolutely nothing amazing about this century old technology done in a substandard manner. 👌
And kids at Starbucks complain about working 8 hours making coffee.
Непорядок однако, мехмолот надо кувалдами заменить, а то халява какая-то получается.
согласен, дохуя механизации🤣
Unbelievable...
surplus workers, with open sandals, in the middle of a mountain of chips... without protection, on an earth floor... machines with open gears and without care, like sparks from the grinder directly on the guides...
Where is this country going?
Teamwork, man I feel for them, a life of hard labour
جزاك اللهُ، جزاك اللهُ، جزاك اللهُ
Ok very good😍
Amazing work skills on the hammer and lathe.
0:15 как муравьи накинулись!!! :)))
A clean workplace is a nice workplace , but they NEVER do clean ups !
Wow..
Look at all that scrap metal on the ground..that free money 💰 🤑 there..2 feet thick.....
They're working on top of a mountain of swarf. Does anybody clean up around here?
I'm surprised that there hasn't been any serious enough accident from loose clothing around the lathe that it hasn't made them change that. 10:14 and on
Remarkable
I know with whom I'd rather be when the apocalypse comes. Doing great stuff with few resources. Also, this is a cut-up and re-forged section of a ship's crank shaft.,they're making a 2 cylinder something, I believe a compressor. I haven't watched the entire thing yet.
The concept of tolerance build up doesn't seem to have penetrated Pakistan.
Saludos cordiales mis hermanos todo esta muy bien nadamas hay que usar la herramienta adecuada micrometro bernier y escala a y gafas de seguridad .bendiciones desde Monterrey México y le mando su like 👍
Super super super
Wow that’s good 😎
Amazing
9:45 станки скоро погрузятся в стружку!
Убирать свое рабочее место лень?
A fire in this place might be pretty interesting.
Tanto trabalho para fazer uma peça!!! Precisava uma máquina mais moderna.
Разве нельзя убрать стружку, они же в ней по пояс стоят? И как можно кронциркулем хотя бы десятые замерить, не говоря уже о сотых, или допуски у них отсутствуют?
Nice but the chipmunk noises are a bit annoying
It's like watching a Benny Hill movie where they talk like Smurfs......
I hope Alex Steel is watching this! Now, that's a mill hammer!
Где применяются эти коленчатые валы
в кузнечных молотах для изготовления коленчатых валов
Hearing protection guys....!
To ensure the future accuracy of the lathe the "machinist" carefully spreads bits of carborundum all over the damn thing by angle grinding over the beds and other precision parts.
Crude work
What was the fabric for? The guy running the lathe stuck in the hole he drilled, for what reason?
Lubrication
Sucesso
Kerja amat bagus ..tapi keselamatan kurang..perlu tambah baik lagi aspek keselamatan
I get a kick out of these videos. They normally show these guys scavenging through a pile of scrap metal and throwing everything they can get their hands on into a smelter that’s made out of a half burned out truck bed. Thirty minutes later they have a crankshaft ready to be installed.
I would trust anything they do…the material they use or their craftsmanship. I’ll give them a C for effort but that’s about it. The rest is a clown show…
Mdr, j'avais pas compris, au début, à les voir d'agiter comme des mouches, j'ai cru qu'ils voulaient mettre un collègue sous la presse...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gira brequim de algum locomovel a vapor ???
Come on fellowas clean your shop floor once and awhile !!!!
Cuantos hacen al día ??
كيف استطيع التحدث مع صاحب القناة
How can I talk to the channel owner?
For me the co-ordination and teamwork is the amazing thing here. Makes me realize I work with complete idiots.
I’m not sure what the hell they are making except a huge mess. Clean up you work area and put the spent chips someplace else or maybe recycle it.
Your work shop is a huge accident just waiting to happen.
As for that part you are making. A crankshaft has to be made with much more attention to detail. You cannot just turn it down on. Lathe and expect it to work.
Не понимаю, не ужеле инструмент у них так дорого стоит? Конуса в бабку, конуса морзе, штангеля, это ведь копейки стоит.
у них допуски 3 мм, нахрена штангель?
I'm surprised that measurements were in inches and not metric.
We’re they ruled by the brits at some stage and imperial system leathered into them , no .
WHAT a MESS.....
Inhuman working conditions, like slaves.
In 12, they are paid as only 1 worker in Italy ...
Манипулятор сломался?
они его изготавливают
@@ivan_filimonoff Иван это вряд ли.
Small ship???? 🥴
миньоны
начало
To bad they no safety
Slobs
I really just want to clean their shop. Damn…… how can you work in that..