the guy who MANUALLY creating each chess pieces with that lathe machine is clearly talented or/and skilled due to doing that thing for years. that super precission you saw there
@@afletra Scleroderma Marble dust is abrasive and causes irritation to the skin. Stonemasons who have long-term exposure to marble dust have a high risk of developing scleroderma. This is a rare and progressive disease that involves the hardening and tightening of the skin and connective tissue. It results from the overproduction and accumulation of collagen in the body tissues. Exposure to silica, which is a component found in marble dust, is one risk factor for developing scleroderma.
Every time I watch these skilled laborers in other countries I have to remind myself of how lucky and blessed you are and you don’t even realize it. Some people work so hard for so little and I complain about such stupid things sometimes.
I was here watching this video and thinking that the smallest slice of profit from this work of art should go to them, while in the end this wonder costs a fortune for whoever buys them
Exactly, like people complaining they had to wait 5 min in line for their $8 coffee. This video puts things in perspective real fast. Amazing talent and dedication they have.
"Your training is over when the instrument is no longer something you hold, but becomes a part of you", was how my fencing guru put it. Always thought it was at least a bit hyperbole. Not anymore. For the lathe guy, there _is_ no instrument, he _and_ the lathe are one and the same. Kudos to the mad talent!
@@707Berto people type these dramatic comments to get attention like those anime main characters who were trained under an old man but he was a main character but these are.......
Those chess sets are legit, and wow that guy MANUALLY crafting each pieace with that single machine, is definitely the master of his own work, imagine doing all those pieces like that, would take a lot of time and dedication... It would be nice to have a special set for appreciation
In fact from India 🇮🇳 ♟ Chess is often considered to be one of the most ancient and intellectual games. It is widely believed that Chess originated in India as 'Shatranj' in the 6th century. The game later made its way to Persia and eventually spread to Europe. Today, Chess is played all over the world.
Каждая фигура оригинальна . Жаль мастеров , с такой пылью без средст защиты долго не протянут. Пусть вы и ваши жёны и дети будут счасливы! С уважением.
my GREATEST RESPECT for these lovely talented people who use such dangerous machines to make wonderful things. As an engineer I KNOW!! i CANNOT make things like this!!
And those who don't work are in western nations using all kind of medicines and others are addicted to drwgs. That's why west is decadent and full of crimes.
Aside from the lack of PPE and clean environment, their process is impressive. Especially the guy creating each piece. My son loves to play chess and as a graduation present, I gifted him a $300 Roman Coliseum Gladiator Pewter Glass Chess Set. It's gorgeous and a pretty heavy set (definitely not meant to be moved around) for a chess board. The glass board sits on top of what looks like ancient coliseum. The chess pieces are gladiator soldiers kneeling with shields and swords for pawns, King, Queen . A lion standing on its hind legs roaring are the rooks. It's pretty cool to look at. One day I might learn how to play lol.
Excellent Craftsmanship, guaranteed to end up in a Western Shop and sold for thousands. Guaranteed these guys probably get paid peanuts for their hard work. Well done guys.
brother I am from Pakistan and these are made in our country you know these products cost about 15 USD means 4500Pkr in Pakistan and sold for 100USD and above..
@@ammarhassan1859 doesn’t surprise me. Western companies love to open factories in Asia as it’s cheap labour so they can make a profit. Nothing is worse than western greed.
As an avid chess player, I appreciate this form of artwork. My hat is off to these artisans. I own a chess set made in Afghanistan. It is of superb craftsmanship.
Господи, какая вредная работа, целый день в пыли, которая никак не вычищается из легких, кожи, без перчаток!!! Храни их Бог, дай им всем здоровья, радости и достатка!!!
Работа настоящих виртуозов ! То что он делает на токарном станке, выше всяких похвал ) Очень жаль что без защиты я через экран смартфона вдохнул килограмм пыли , сложно представить что же с его лёгкими 😮😮
It isn't like they can't afford or can't be provided with those but the problem is they themselves doesn't prefer using them as it affects their skills and make them uncomfortable
As someone who has made dozens of wooden chessboards, in some of the most beautiful woods you can imagine, I tip my cap to these artisans. The phrase "less is more" never seemed more applicable.
These chess pieces are infamous for simply breaking when tipped over. I had a set, the only pieces that wouldn't break were the pawns, the bishops and the ones I've already fixed with epoxy.
Respect for leaving a comment to the author. I would be grateful if you look at my content and rate it. In one of the videos, I made a sapphire ring from a titanium pipe on a lathe.
Привет из России, я тоже мечтаю шахматы из самшита выточить! Смотрел ролик с удовольствием! Это конечно адский труд! Обидно то, что кто эту красоту сделал получит копейки а барыга поимеет всё!👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Absolutely amazing. I hope these guys are paid enuf as they should clearly be. Feel sad about the working conditions and lack of security measures though.
I saw those polished marble sets on Jordan, but I was skeptical about the 350 dollar prize tag. But after seeing this I don't consider that so much for these hand made pieces. That precission torn (lathe) worker sure knows his craft. That kind of precission in the turning machinery is astounding nowadays.
No more than half of that amount goes to the retail shop, and companies that bought their chess boards. Manufacturers are probably earning 30% of that amount and not more than that.
The skills are amazing especially that lathe operator and I'd love a set but hell's teeth silicosis must be a big problem. I wonder what stone they are using maybe alabaster or marble
It’s amazing that they don’t have a computer operated lathe, like what I used to see in the shipyard…that could crank out tens to hundreds of IDENTICALLY PRECISE machine parts based upon pre-programmed dimensions. And 3D printing of chess pieces would be perfection on a whole different level!
Amazing memory skill for each piece. HEALTH RISKS Long term effects from mixing glue with fingers is bad. Breathing in the dust from lathe is bad. You need to wear a mask and gloves to live longer.
I salute the mastery of this men. Some of those guys are young and even then they have such precise hands. Hope tehy get better working conditions some day
We get cheap stuff. Surely thats the most important thing! If they dont want to work in life shortening industries they can just ask us to send £3 per month.
@@johnnyseagull29 This is an extremely ignorant answer. No one WANTS to work. We have no choice. We have to to survive. And to say, "we get cheap stuff" is selfish. These gentlemen work a job that could be compared to factory work without the safety regulations. And I respect them for working for their money and providing for theirbl family.
@@chicaloca5307 speak for yourself. I enjoy work. I work other people who enjoy work. I know MANY people who enjoy work. What we DO NOT like is shitty conditions or crap pay. But given reasonable conditions and pay? I'm there. There's pride and fulfillment in making things that others enjoy and will treasure.
The Turner absolute master on his trade. If he was somewhere in the Western world , any engineering firm would have snapped him, manual skilled machinists, a rare breed nowadays. All them workers absolute grafters. Respect to them.
A insalubridade é uma preocupação que aflige quem vê trabalhadores de talento respirando o pó de mármore sem se preocupar com a sua saúde. Porém dou nota dez por tanto esmero no acabamento das peças de xadrez .uma boa sorte a todos estes trabalhadores.
Sem nenhum cuidado e preocupação com a saúde. Propício a ter um problema pulmonar devido por respirar o pó de pedra sem menhuma proteção. Deus que os abençoe grandes artistas.
I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary pasta.
J'ai un jeux d'échecs comme ça depuis une vingtaine d'années, très belle objet, je suis content de savoir comment ça était fait, bravo très beau travail 👍❤️
10 years of such work and you'll have a chronic disease of lungs for the rest of your life. 15 to 20 years, and you'll become disabled before your 50s, and most likely will die in your 60s.
My dad and my brother have been machinist-millwrights for a combined 90 years, and are regarded as extremely talented. Around 1980, when the oil industry suffered a major economic slowdown, my dad and the boss' son were the only two left on the night shift, and he got into an argument with the shop foreman. He told my dad, "Y'know why I kept you around here? Because you can start on a part, eff it up, and start over and finish it before anybody else". My brother is a chip off the old block. I'm sure with a little practice, they could both churn out repetitive chess pieces like this guy.
i was thinking the same question. but in other india chanel, some said that it doesnt matter, this country have so many people if somone die, other willing to replace..... ( you know what o mean)
I too own a chess company and my workers work the same way. Hahaha, I love being rich and old. No one can tell me what to do because I'll be dead soon. 🤯🤯🤯
Pretty impressive turning work you got going on. That dude's clearly no stranger to a lathe. I'm fascinated by how easily their carriage moves around. Usually they're a bit stiff.
How incredibly delightful, I must state! I was not aware how these seemingly uneducated low-skilled blue collar workers were intelligent enough whilst responsible for manufacturing the current automatic chessboards where the player pieces move on their own accord. The factory must be fitted with a section where the electronics are assembled into the boards. ☝️🙄
Assalamualaikum wbt selamat sejahtera terima kasih kerana berkongsi pengalaman perkerja yang cekap dalam ukuran tangan dengan peralatan serba kekurangan ❤️🌎⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍 terbaik
What about the health hazards here… all that dust containing silica and no respiratory protective equipment. So skilled in their work but the uncontrolled health hazards are unacceptable. The damaging effects on their lungs are irreversible.
the guy who MANUALLY creating each chess pieces with that lathe machine is clearly talented or/and skilled due to doing that thing for years. that super precission you saw there
Yeah, i was expecting them to have a cookie cutter mold or something, didn’t expect them to put all their faith in 1 guy 😄
Shame that he will die early.
@@fuckbankers yeah, his healthy is really a concern tho, all of them. with all those dust they inhaled every single day without respirator
@@afletra Scleroderma
Marble dust is abrasive and causes irritation to the skin. Stonemasons who have long-term exposure to marble dust have a high risk of developing scleroderma. This is a rare and progressive disease that involves the hardening and tightening of the skin and connective tissue. It results from the overproduction and accumulation of collagen in the body tissues. Exposure to silica, which is a component found in marble dust, is one risk factor for developing scleroderma.
@@fuckbankers Sad, that would be a total waste of their talent. They should have proper gears that way the shop would also prosper longer.
Every time I watch these skilled laborers in other countries I have to remind myself of how lucky and blessed you are and you don’t even realize it. Some people work so hard for so little and I complain about such stupid things sometimes.
And they get paid peanuts. Now, that chess set will fetch $100 or more, easy!!
I was here watching this video and thinking that the smallest slice of profit from this work of art should go to them, while in the end this wonder costs a fortune for whoever buys them
I wish our youth had your attitude
I need this
Exactly, like people complaining they had to wait 5 min in line for their $8 coffee. This video puts things in perspective real fast. Amazing talent and dedication they have.
The lathe guy is skilled beyond the ordinary. There are only few people that can work manually like that with such high precision. I'm still in awe.
Yeah, i was expecting them to have a cookie cutter mold or something, didn’t expect them to put all their faith in 1 guy 😄
@@anderfu8273 me too, I wonder what would happen if he decided to resign or take sick leave😂
@@denelhorn4992 they can find someone else in that village. They're hundreds of skilled people like him in the villages of pakistan
@@femcel101 okay you are right.
@@denelhorn4992 Checkers !
"Your training is over when the instrument is no longer something you hold, but becomes a part of you", was how my fencing guru put it. Always thought it was at least a bit hyperbole. Not anymore. For the lathe guy, there _is_ no instrument, he _and_ the lathe are one and the same. Kudos to the mad talent!
Muscle memory...
@@707Berto people type these dramatic comments to get attention like those anime main characters who were trained under an old man but he was a main character but these are.......
@@demonhunter962 protagonist build up 😂
Those chess sets are legit, and wow that guy MANUALLY crafting each pieace with that single machine, is definitely the master of his own work, imagine doing all those pieces like that, would take a lot of time and dedication... It would be nice to have a special set for appreciation
Chess made from porcelain.
Or a decent meal.
The Chessboards and pieces made from wood, ivory, glass, clay, pewter and plastic.
Also various metals.
In fact from India 🇮🇳 ♟
Chess is often considered to be one of the most ancient and intellectual games. It is widely believed that Chess originated in India as 'Shatranj' in the 6th century. The game later made its way to Persia and eventually spread to Europe. Today, Chess is played all over the world.
That's how things were made here before the EPA
The pieces being made in the lathe machine was quite amazing. Precision work done manually so easily
Каждая фигура оригинальна . Жаль мастеров , с такой пылью без средст защиты долго не протянут. Пусть вы и ваши жёны и дети будут счасливы! С уважением.
Жаль изготовление коней не показали.
that is unfortunately true. years of work breathing the marble and dust can lead to very serious lung diseases
@@hunterbidon9423 thats the worst part of making pieces
У вас супер коммент из всего написанного !!👍
Who else wanted to see how he makes a knight 😂
They do it by hand and it takes as much time and effort as the other pieces combined.
I fast forwarded just to see knight, there was none 😂
No one 😮💨
Me
me
my GREATEST RESPECT for these lovely talented people who use such dangerous machines to make wonderful things. As an engineer I KNOW!! i CANNOT make things like this!!
Poor people, working in such a terribly conditions😢
And those who don't work are in western nations using all kind of medicines and others are addicted to drwgs. That's why west is decadent and full of crimes.
The guy running the lathe is an absolute craftsman.
No he really isn't.
Theyre all incredible craft artist
No
The lathe guy is eyeballing each piece !
Now he’s the late guy....cause he got dusted!😆
When he started making the chess pieces, I passed out. Controlling both side to side and depth like that was serious skill!
You passed out. Liar
the guys in the video inhaling rock dust all day for 50 cents an hour prolly pass out all the time.
@@aleckto28 It will be checkmate for him in a few years.
@@aleckto28not for the 50 cent. I'm Pakistani too. That is not the labour price
@@idk.355 Yeah you're right, it's much less.
So nobody else had a mini heart attack when he grabbed that square piece so close to the running saw blade at the beginning?
Nah, when you work with sharp things you get used to be close to then, but NEVER lose the sight of where it is
Too close to my liking 😂
Those are diamond blades they won’t cut you I have a small one for home use I’ve touched the blade sevytimes
@@georgepaiva7496 so it's actually blunt?
@@itsutoriku it cut through marble so I'm pretty sure it can cut skin and bone
Aside from the lack of PPE and clean environment, their process is impressive. Especially the guy creating each piece. My son loves to play chess and as a graduation present, I gifted him a $300 Roman Coliseum Gladiator Pewter Glass Chess Set. It's gorgeous and a pretty heavy set (definitely not meant to be moved around) for a chess board. The glass board sits on top of what looks like ancient coliseum. The chess pieces are gladiator soldiers kneeling with shields and swords for pawns, King, Queen . A lion standing on its hind legs roaring are the rooks. It's pretty cool to look at. One day I might learn how to play lol.
And how the blue box is made?
AliExpress
Imported from china
Excellent Craftsmanship, guaranteed to end up in a Western Shop and sold for thousands. Guaranteed these guys probably get paid peanuts for their hard work. Well done guys.
brother I am from Pakistan and these are made in our country you know these products cost about 15 USD means 4500Pkr in Pakistan and sold for 100USD and above..
@@ammarhassan1859 doesn’t surprise me. Western companies love to open factories in Asia as it’s cheap labour so they can make a profit. Nothing is worse than western greed.
As an avid chess player, I appreciate this form of artwork.
My hat is off to these artisans.
I own a chess set made in Afghanistan. It is of superb craftsmanship.
It’s made in Pakistan where 90 pc of worlds kitchen black granite slabs are made and exported
Those sets are exquisitely beautiful. They are collectors' items in their own right. The men who craft them are wonderfully skilled and talented.
Que trabalho lindo! Parabéns aos homens que fazem esse trabalho. Eu gostaria muito de poder comprar um destes. Simplesmente maravilhoso.
O trabalho até que é lindo, mas trabalhar sem máscara com pó de pedra costuma fazer muito mal para o trabalhador.
Do you wanna buy this chess board?
a mi tambien me gusta como se ven.
pero no tengo con quien jugar, y ya tengo un buen tablero con piezas que me regalaron hace an~os
Господи, какая вредная работа, целый день в пыли, которая никак не вычищается из легких, кожи, без перчаток!!! Храни их Бог, дай им всем здоровья, радости и достатка!!!
😰un ruso **le hace un jaque mate en 4 movimientos**
It’s amazing to see such luxuries items being made in such small factories by workers with low wages.
With low wages is amazing you say?
Lets hope he does get a fair share of the profit. He is the value maker.
No protection too. I see a lot of workers with lung diseases.
@@dejanperic6770 quite sad.
@@dejanperic6770 yeah down the line most of them will have respiratory problem in their 50
Unbelievable. Astounding craftsmanship. This is absolutely incredible. Clearly these guys have 2b producing for the world chess federation
More like for Amazon...
You get these boards for 79$ on Amazon and even cheaper elsewhere.
Работа настоящих виртуозов ! То что он делает на токарном станке, выше всяких похвал )
Очень жаль что без защиты я через экран смартфона вдохнул килограмм пыли , сложно представить что же с его лёгкими 😮😮
I’ve been cnc machining and hand turning for 13 years. This lad got some lovely hand eye coordination
These craftsman are amazing.
Would be nice if the owner provided some basic safety gear like glasses and gloves.
He should value these skilled people
I would have thought dust masks would be more important
It isn't like they can't afford or can't be provided with those but the problem is they themselves doesn't prefer using them as it affects their skills and make them uncomfortable
As someone who has made dozens of wooden chessboards, in some of the most beautiful
woods you can imagine, I tip my cap to these artisans. The phrase "less is more" never
seemed more applicable.
Love its... Its amazing skill!
What material do they use for the pawns?
@@vizodamasthsbro is he lying? How come he hasn’t even replied to you
@@TheAnimalWolverine he is one of the artistans looking for a raise.
Same
These chess pieces are infamous for simply breaking when tipped over. I had a set, the only pieces that wouldn't break were the pawns, the bishops and the ones I've already fixed with epoxy.
Theyre made of natural marble so theyre easy to break
Interesting, nice chess sets, scary to watch them being made, looks really dangerous.
I couldn't believe he made the Bishop's head , from cylindrical to tapered/rounded, in one continuous fast move. That's insane.
I want a set! I love playing chess with my kids. That guy free-handing the pieces on a manual lathe has some skill.
Respect for leaving a comment to the author. I would be grateful if you look at my content and rate it. In one of the videos, I made a sapphire ring from a titanium pipe on a lathe.
Manufactur contact+923002251839
@@creativework Is this in India ? which place and do we have online orders ??
@@sudheergbe i think +92 is Pakistan code so it's from Pakistan
@@creativework where in Pakistan are you located? In which City?
Привет из России, я тоже мечтаю шахматы из самшита выточить! Смотрел ролик с удовольствием! Это конечно адский труд! Обидно то, что кто эту красоту сделал получит копейки а барыга поимеет всё!👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
токарь просто удивил, как ЧПУ😁😁
@@user-pe4kq6xi6b3 без чертежей, без размеров)) тоже в шоке😁
@@неЗима-я2м
болгаркой. Той же самой, которой в соседнем гараже каленвалы шлифуют.
Absolutely amazing.
I hope these guys are paid enuf as they should clearly be.
Feel sad about the working conditions and lack of security measures though.
Amazing. Want to buy this without any negotiation after seeing the hardwork. Superb👌👍
I saw those polished marble sets on Jordan, but I was skeptical about the 350 dollar prize tag. But after seeing this I don't consider that so much for these hand made pieces. That precission torn (lathe) worker sure knows his craft. That kind of precission in the turning machinery is astounding nowadays.
They literally are ruining their health to manufacture these. They must be awarded with more than 350 $ I believe
@@sylvesterfernandes8277 nahh retailers in touristic areas over charge it's probably less than 100$
I agree with you, most people don't see and understand the processes of hand made manufacturing...
@@sylvesterfernandes8277 Yup they are breathing in all that ground stone dust in their lungs all day long.
No more than half of that amount goes to the retail shop, and companies that bought their chess boards. Manufacturers are probably earning 30% of that amount and not more than that.
that lathe operator got straight up talent and skill. that's a master craftsman at work.
Мужик за токарным станком просто виртуоз! Так синхронно крутить сразу 2 ручки!
После 7000 он может и с закрытыми глазами
The skills are amazing especially that lathe operator and I'd love a set but hell's teeth silicosis must be a big problem. I wonder what stone they are using maybe alabaster or marble
I have a chess board with similar look. I got mine from Mexico, and they used Soapstone.
Yes, the lack of PPE to protect against breathing in the stone dust.... that must kill them early.
I was thinking the same thing.
Marbel
It’s amazing that they don’t have a computer operated lathe, like what I used to see in the shipyard…that could crank out tens to hundreds of IDENTICALLY PRECISE machine parts based upon pre-programmed dimensions. And 3D printing of chess pieces would be perfection on a whole different level!
But that would require budget that you can see these workers Don't have.
@@prajapatibhargavdineshbhai4593 It would cease the job of those workers
Those are some beautiful chess sets I am impressed with the quality workmanship.
Amazing memory skill for each piece. HEALTH RISKS Long term effects from mixing glue with fingers is bad. Breathing in the dust from lathe is bad. You need to wear a mask and gloves to live longer.
They doesn't care about it. They're poor, can't you see?!
The whole video I was excited to see how he would create the knights but it never showed it!! Amazing work though.
Can you put a link to buy from the creator or hand made manufacturer.... awesome skill,,, amazing work...thank you.
I salute the mastery of this men. Some of those guys are young and even then they have such precise hands. Hope tehy get better working conditions some day
I'm very shocked that lathe guy doesn't have a template he uses or something. That was nuts...all by hand!
Practice.
Lathe guy got insane talent.... He just doing it without even measuring 🔥🔥🔥
Love those Chess set, are they sold online? Love to get my hands on a set!
They are available online. Many styles to choose from. Ranging from $75-$350 for sets similar to the one in the video.
What’s the website
@@darrenjb21 I types it into Google and many options came up…Amazon also sells them.
Beautiful work, although I would prefer slightly smaller pieces, to have more room on the board. What does a set like that cost?
Why didn’t they show the Knight being made? That was the one thing I was most interested in.
El resultado me parece una obra de arte.
Las condiciones del trabajo creo que serían muy mejorables.
años trabajando sin protección respiratoria, inhalar polvo de mármol y piedra puede causar serios problemas pulmonares...
I surely hope these individuals are well compensated for the work they do. That was incredible craftsmanship.
I mean... You see the conditions right? So the answer is probably no. But they can provide and that's most important.
We get cheap stuff. Surely thats the most important thing!
If they dont want to work in life shortening industries they can just ask us to send £3 per month.
Without masks and breathing in all that stone dust, I’m sure they don’t live to a ripe old age 😢
@@johnnyseagull29 This is an extremely ignorant answer. No one WANTS to work. We have no choice. We have to to survive. And to say, "we get cheap stuff" is selfish. These gentlemen work a job that could be compared to factory work without the safety regulations. And I respect them for working for their money and providing for theirbl family.
@@chicaloca5307 speak for yourself.
I enjoy work. I work other people who enjoy work. I know MANY people who enjoy work.
What we DO NOT like is shitty conditions or crap pay.
But given reasonable conditions and pay? I'm there. There's pride and fulfillment in making things that others enjoy and will treasure.
Beautiful craftsmanship! I was very interested to watch you create these lovely chess pieces!
Thanks for your valuable comment
Such amazing skill... wish all the best for these very talented gentlemen 😊
The Turner absolute master on his trade. If he was somewhere in the Western world , any engineering firm would have snapped him, manual skilled machinists, a rare breed nowadays. All them workers absolute grafters. Respect to them.
Having a panic attack just looking at these wonderful men working their craft so close to that saw😱
A insalubridade é uma preocupação que aflige quem vê trabalhadores de talento respirando o pó de mármore sem se preocupar com a sua saúde. Porém dou nota dez por tanto esmero no acabamento das peças de xadrez .uma boa sorte a todos estes trabalhadores.
Sem nenhum cuidado e preocupação com a saúde. Propício a ter um problema pulmonar devido por respirar o pó de pedra sem menhuma proteção. Deus que os abençoe grandes artistas.
@creativeworks You should have provided the address for the shop where these chess sets are available
plz dont conatct theses guys! if its not an all out scam think of the workers inhaling rock dust all day for 50 cents an hour.
I appreciate the craft, but these guys need PPE! Respirators are a must with this type of work and definately get some dust control!
Really beautiful sets of chess… 🎉🎉 excellent work… 😊😊
Very nice craftsmanship 👍👏👊. Can I order one set?
I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary pasta.
So sad these young peeps going to end up with silicosis in their lungs 😢 where's the regulation authority
Beautiful and so impressive the skill to do each by hand. Truly a master craftsman!
Wow, just wow. Bought one of these sets in Greece ages ago, nice to see how it's made.
Verdaderas obras de arte ✌😃, mis respetos y admiracion 🙏, felicidades, les mando saludos desde mi bello y hermoso México 😃👉 🇲🇽
DAMMIT!!!! I want a set!!! Beautiful pieces!!!
where i can buy this chess board ?
Very beautiful. Glory to the workers. ❤ Can I get one through online purchase process?
Good job
But industrial safety equipment is important for health
J'ai un jeux d'échecs comme ça depuis une vingtaine d'années, très belle objet, je suis content de savoir comment ça était fait, bravo très beau travail 👍❤️
I'm a machinist and that lathe operator bent my brain..
I’ve used a saw like the first guy for many hours. It’s actually very safe and one of the better jobs considering the lack of dust.
10 years of such work and you'll have a chronic disease of lungs for the rest of your life. 15 to 20 years, and you'll become disabled before your 50s, and most likely will die in your 60s.
You can obviously see tonns of dust there and while he's crafting. And no masks... 😔😥
No words to describe their skills.. Hats off..........great people
Wow amazing love seeing masters at work
My dad and my brother have been machinist-millwrights for a combined 90 years, and are regarded as extremely talented. Around 1980, when the oil industry suffered a major economic slowdown, my dad and the boss' son were the only two left on the night shift, and he got into an argument with the shop foreman. He told my dad, "Y'know why I kept you around here? Because you can start on a part, eff it up, and start over and finish it before anybody else".
My brother is a chip off the old block. I'm sure with a little practice, they could both churn out repetitive chess pieces like this guy.
They make Chess sets… but not money… unfortunately
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पता लग जाएगा
definitely talented. but i would recommend investing in some respirator's.
The definition of handmade and craftsmanship, outstanding 👍👍
Wear the face masks, or sooner rather than later you will start to suffer from a severe lung condition 🙄
Yes sir that's concerning, but neither they get good salary to buy safety equipment, nor the owner or employer gives basic safety to their employees
hi karen
He thinks that they got the money for that
@@Nunuxurdad Masks like the ones they used during the pandemic. They cost almost nothing, but they will save you a lot of money on medical expenses.
Trabalho maravilhoso
Breathing in all that rock dust with no protection doesn't bode well for having a long and happy life.
I wonder how long a person can live after breathing dust in all day everyday?🤔 I’d love to buy one of those sets though.
I have one of those sets!
@@greencello599
That’s not what sand hogs do. They dig the tunnels that supply NYC with potable water from their upstate reservoir system.
i was thinking the same question. but in other india chanel, some said that it doesnt matter, this country have so many people if somone die, other willing to replace..... ( you know what o mean)
Had the same thought. Sad no one told them
@@Zuzzie62 How much do they cost?
I too own a chess company and my workers work the same way. Hahaha, I love being rich and old. No one can tell me what to do because I'll be dead soon. 🤯🤯🤯
Those poor guys inhaling all that dust. I think the stone they are machining is soapstone (aka talc) which often has asbestos in it.
I have 4 manual lathe machines. Pre 1940 machines I rebuilt. That lathe worker is fabulous
I suddenly want one. Great Work!!!
Pretty impressive turning work you got going on. That dude's clearly no stranger to a lathe.
I'm fascinated by how easily their carriage moves around. Usually they're a bit stiff.
A lot of work, but good results in the end. Beautiful chess
lots of skill and making these sets with minumum equipment , its just so sad the lack of safety and protection.
The spinning marble block is so steady and non-wobbling, the alignment is awesome.
Amazing talent. Wow😮
How incredibly delightful, I must state!
I was not aware how these seemingly uneducated low-skilled blue collar workers were intelligent enough whilst responsible for manufacturing the current automatic chessboards where the player pieces move on their own accord. The factory must be fitted with a section where the electronics are assembled into the boards. ☝️🙄
I'd love to play a game on a board like that.... I'd still be a crap player but I'd be a crap player on a magnificent board
Definitely not the lathe guys first rodeo, impressive.
Unfortunately all these guys will have respiratory problems well before retirement.
Assalamualaikum wbt selamat sejahtera terima kasih kerana berkongsi pengalaman perkerja yang cekap dalam ukuran tangan dengan peralatan serba kekurangan ❤️🌎⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍 terbaik
Absolutely amazing,watching this video made me wana play chess ima challenge the computer right now
The super precision the machinist did with lathing the pieces amazes me.
Fantastisch, klasse Handarbeit ❤
Вот чем должны заниматься мужики,ремеслом а не войной!удачи вам парни,здоровья и терпения 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Война это тоже ремесло.
I salute this highly skilled craftsmen
if u mention the city/ location in vids, It would be a help to people who want to visit the shops
What about the health hazards here… all that dust containing silica and no respiratory protective equipment. So skilled in their work but the uncontrolled health hazards are unacceptable. The damaging effects on their lungs are irreversible.