Hard work makes stronger people. I love watching people who can take old tech and make it work for their business. There's something to be admired by people don't just throw money at a business expecting it to succeed.
Чего там высочайшего? Замена работы головы на вопли и размахивание кувалдой. Медведь в цирке на велике катается и что? Сделано на отъебись. Хотя в их условиях и покатит вполне.
Но у этих хоть металл толстый наши из проф труб делают. Купил новый кун для МТЗ, поработал два часа загрузил 10т земли и всё стойки оба сломались. Померил толщины листов стойки, всего то тройка, рога двое таскают запросто а старые четыре еле еле.
@@ЕгорБаишев-т5ж Самое интересное что весь материал бу, ещё ни разу не видел что-то новое, всё в переработку, а про кун да, встречал такое и за огромные деньги
Look beyond our Western H&S standards etc, and you see people who are creative with old tech, building stuff to do a job with what they have, and what really gladdens my heart is the amount of smiles you see. People who seem fairly happy in their work, doing their best, and helping each other to survive by fulfilling a real need in their community. Don't judge things by Western standards, those standards will come eventually I'm sure, look at Japan and Korea - but the real human question I suppose is, will they be any happier for it? I doubt it.
And this is why stuff is so cheap from India and takes jobs from Europe. No health and safety ..no quality control, dangerous working environment and semi trained operatives.
They've got a nice big new factory nextdoor in India with the typical CNC material processing equipment so it makes perfect sense they'd sub the really important structural work out to these guys for that hand finished touch of quality....
Interesting to see these hard working men at work, but I been in JCBs factory in Uttoxeter in the UK and I find it hard to believe that there's any connection between them? The engineering standards of preparation, fabrication, finish and inspection at the real JCB factory are impressively high.
I thought the title might be a subtle jab at the outsourcing currently prevalent in that industry. Genie is in my town and has outsourced many functions. Apparently you can't pay American workers, even when you're building six figure construction equipment.
You can't believe the title of the video because they are saying JCB. But in all honesty, this backhoe boom would work. It's probably for a mini excavator
JCB would never have a manufacturing facility with such old technology and primitive manufacturing processes as well as the scant regard for the employee's safety and health.
@@РоманМатвеев-ь6й ну вот еще, сначала верстак потом стапель, охрана труда, технологи, проект-менеджмент... Вы что, хотите как тут, на заводе хитачи? th-cam.com/video/3Px8nsCI8aU/w-d-xo.html Не, сложно это все! и так получается "что-то", пойдет! Кустарщина конечно дикая, но занимает лучше чем любой сериал с нетфликса =)
Maybe the title of the video is pure irony . But these people need this part for whatever reason and they are able to build it. It feeds their needs and it is absolutely great to see the manufacturing process. Everyone in our part of the world is on the comfortable side to buy it online or at a parts dealership and has not to build it under these conditions. So everyone who is critical keep calm, the brand is jic not jcb👍😎🙋🏻♂️ And, by the way, well done guys. Don‘ t give up and keep on building stuff✌️👍🇩🇪
Yes proctive gear, poor use of a very poor welding mask is the first thing that struck me. Or in manny cases No welding mask, safety boots etc. Also In Europe you would have Workmanship Standards, batch numbers, tracebility procedures obviously making stuff more expencice but working to ISO, TUV standards. Excellent craft though, it must be said.
Wow!! This is Falcon Heavy? 😍 good jobs guys 👍 смех смехом, а у нас в деревне примерно так же технику чинят, яркий пример как из ничего, сделать что то стоящее👍 эти люди нигде не пропадут.
Faço minhas as suas palavras, Dê lhes um limão e eles farão a melhor limonada do planeta. Sou admirador demais da força e garra desses caras. Além da ótima experiência em medição, corte, soldagem, tratamento térmico e demais processos. Eu os aplaudo mesmo de pé.
This hard workmen put American citizens who live on food stamps their entire life to shame .bread earned through hard work keeps them alive and healthy.
Dê lhes um limão e eles farão a melhor limonada do planeta. Sou admirador demais da força e garra desses caras. Alem da ótima experiência em medição, corte, soldagem, tratamento térmico e demais processos. Eu os aplaudo mesmo de pé.
I love these videos showing how things were done old school and done good. Watching machines do it just isn't a good. And great to see the youngster? in the red shirt, getting his hands dirty and not with his face buried in some type of computer. Great job fellows - Canada.
Not a snowballs chance in hell JCB had anything to do with this, other than having their parts used as a pattern. That's not to say they aren't doing their best with what they have, but they're not making parts *for* JCB corp.
Kind of like Stihl and Husqvarna won;t have chainsaws made by Chinese factories, huh? Don't know where you are from but in the US JCB is a second rate machine like Mahindra. I believe they farm out to Pakistan,,,,and there is zero point nothing wrong with that boom.
Good job these brothers are doing for sure, but they also need to look at Health and Safety standards and improve on their processes. مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ
LES ATELIERS D'EL AFFROUN,vai de viața acestor muncitori în ce condiții muncesc,fără echipamente de protecție,în special pentru sudori,iar ceilalți muncitori nu poartă încălțăminte de protecție!
I have worked in a Caterpillar factory fabricating heavy structural booms and arms of a Front end loader, excavators etc. Every piece is cut and bent to shape in a machine and not hammered and bent to fit. Using Clamps to bend, tack weld leaves residual stresses in the assembly and not a good idea. I don't think JCB buys assemblies from these shops as it wouldn't fit their quality standards. These are shops that build perhaps for the after market. Still amazing craftsmanship with just the press brake, cutting torch, card board templates and common sense. Must appreciate the extra ordinary skills these guys have and exhibit in the video.
These guys are great at adapting, whether in the shop, field or the street, I'm sure with better equipment and resources this company has great potential 👍
The great thing is that all the metal from scrapped old ships get a new lease of life in Pakistan. I didn't see even one piece of new metal being used.
I'd trade a truckload of the useless illegal invaders pouring into Texas for every one of these guys that wanted to come here. They already are trained and could be oriented into working on workbenches and off the floor in less then a week. Just wounder if they could adapt to wearing Red Wing Boots and using a head worn welding hood. - If our kids think it's below them to be a skilled tradesmen here maybe we can raid their factories to get people to fill our open jobs so we can get OUR products out. Maybe we can send OUR unemployable collage boys over there for retraining. If we could get them to work there is not much use for people with masters in urban studies. We need men like the ones in the this vid. Not a bunch of wokies.
None, Here we have OSHA. There they have personal responsibility. I have only seen 2 of these vids where anybody has a bandage on a hand and none with anybody with missing parts. - Check out Mike Rowe's vid about safety last.
Did anyone else notice the guys hosing the road during the painting? I wondered whether they were trying to stop dust from blowing into the paint as the vehicles passed by?
I have to say that was great, mostly built with basic tools, and recycled metals, your personal protection policy are not great with multiple possibilities of death or workplace mutilations are very high, buy Gretta Thumberg would love you guys for the recycling aspect alone.
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Hard work makes stronger people. I love watching people who can take old tech and make it work for their business. There's something to be admired by people don't just throw money at a business expecting it to succeed.
Эти ребята специалисты высочайшего класса, но работать в таких условиях - это подвиг! Я восхищаюсь!
Чего там высочайшего? Замена работы головы на вопли и размахивание кувалдой. Медведь в цирке на велике катается и что? Сделано на отъебись. Хотя в их условиях и покатит вполне.
В РФ есть тоже такие шарашки...
Но у этих хоть металл толстый наши из проф труб делают. Купил новый кун для МТЗ, поработал два часа загрузил 10т земли и всё стойки оба сломались. Померил толщины листов стойки, всего то тройка, рога двое таскают запросто а старые четыре еле еле.
и не шагрени ни пыли все четко , зачем и порошковая краска
@@ЕгорБаишев-т5ж Самое интересное что весь материал бу, ещё ни разу не видел что-то новое, всё в переработку, а про кун да, встречал такое и за огромные деньги
Look beyond our Western H&S standards etc, and you see people who are creative with old tech, building stuff to do a job with what they have, and what really gladdens my heart is the amount of smiles you see. People who seem fairly happy in their work, doing their best, and helping each other to survive by fulfilling a real need in their community. Don't judge things by Western standards, those standards will come eventually I'm sure, look at Japan and Korea - but the real human question I suppose is, will they be any happier for it? I doubt it.
There is no way JCB have any involvement in this other than the fact these guys skillfully replicate a JCB part .
And this is why stuff is so cheap from India and takes jobs from Europe. No health and safety ..no quality control, dangerous working environment and semi trained operatives.
@@NSYresearch sounds like most parts of Bradford
No shit
Though I am a skilled craftsman, I'm still blown away by his skills
@Stay Tuned So they might.This isn’t one of them. Have you seen the JCB factory in England ? No way would they be associated with this place.
Interesting to see these guys make what is needed from what's available, but I struggle to believe the JCB company had any part in this. 🤣😅🤣
They've got a nice big new factory nextdoor in India with the typical CNC material processing equipment so it makes perfect sense they'd sub the really important structural work out to these guys for that hand finished touch of quality....
It's that other JCB company. "Junk Counterfeit Build".
Looks nothing like the JCB standards I worked to in the eighties. Derek Jones SDE January ‘84 to August ‘89
don't put it past them, you'd be surprised how far they'll lower quality to save a buck.
@@DMJ52 heheheh
ماشاءالله ، انهم عمال محترفين الي حد كبير ، ولاكن تنقصهم الوسائل الحماية !!!! وظروف العمل المريح 😢 الله يكون في عونهم ويسترهم ❤
Interesting to see these hard working men at work, but I been in JCBs factory in Uttoxeter in the UK and I find it hard to believe that there's any connection between them? The engineering standards of preparation, fabrication, finish and inspection at the real JCB factory are impressively high.
I thought the title might be a subtle jab at the outsourcing currently prevalent in that industry. Genie is in my town and has outsourced many functions. Apparently you can't pay American workers, even when you're building six figure construction equipment.
Exactly! Wonder where the material certs. are for the steel they are using, back at the ship salvage yard down the road?
You can't believe the title of the video because they are saying JCB. But in all honesty, this backhoe boom would work. It's probably for a mini excavator
i think you might be onto something.
did the dirt floor give it away?
JCB would never have a manufacturing facility with such old technology and primitive manufacturing processes as well as the scant regard for the employee's safety and health.
I think the use of the term JCB is used for all backhoes here. A bit like a Hoover for Vacuum cleaner.
Đất nước giầu mạnh từ bàn tay những người thợ lành nghề này. Chào các bạn từ Việt Nam
Молодцы, в таких условиях изготавливать конструкционные изделия. Well done, in such conditions to manufacture structural products.
Молодцы-бы себе верстак сварили, а не ползали на карачках.
@@РоманМатвеев-ь6й ну вот еще, сначала верстак потом стапель, охрана труда, технологи, проект-менеджмент...
Вы что, хотите как тут, на заводе хитачи? th-cam.com/video/3Px8nsCI8aU/w-d-xo.html
Не, сложно это все! и так получается "что-то", пойдет! Кустарщина конечно дикая, но занимает лучше чем любой сериал с нетфликса =)
Safety first with the highest grade sandals and tennis shoes. Also everyone is responsible to put his hand in front of his eyes while welding.
😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe the title of the video is pure irony . But these people need this part for whatever reason and they are able to build it. It feeds their needs and it is absolutely great to see the manufacturing process. Everyone in our part of the world is on the comfortable side to buy it online or at a parts dealership and has not to build it under these conditions. So everyone who is critical keep calm, the brand is jic not jcb👍😎🙋🏻♂️ And, by the way, well done guys. Don‘ t give up and keep on building stuff✌️👍🇩🇪
Imagine what they could build if they had a real nice place to do their work. With professional equipment and protective gear!
Yes proctive gear, poor use of a very poor welding mask is the first thing that struck me. Or in manny cases No welding mask, safety boots etc. Also In Europe you would have Workmanship Standards, batch numbers, tracebility procedures obviously making stuff more expencice but working to ISO, TUV standards. Excellent craft though, it must be said.
Wow!! This is Falcon Heavy? 😍 good jobs guys 👍 смех смехом, а у нас в деревне примерно так же технику чинят, яркий пример как из ничего, сделать что то стоящее👍 эти люди нигде не пропадут.
Я всё понял, главное электроды не забывать загибать😉
Ну да, и опытного наставника рядом иметь🤣🤣🤣. На 15:21 продемонстрированная система образования во всей красе👍.
The flies that land on the fresh paint, give it that hand built in a back alley finish 😀
Faço minhas as suas palavras,
Dê lhes um limão e eles farão a melhor limonada do planeta.
Sou admirador demais da força e garra desses caras.
Além da ótima experiência em medição, corte, soldagem, tratamento térmico e demais processos.
Eu os aplaudo mesmo de pé.
You are not respect others , that is way you have Hatred buried in your heart on others
@@jafaribrahim3763 you didn’t understand what he say’s up in concerned! He just say that you gays are awesome. That’s set.
Не деген керемет ,оте онерли халык!!!
Hope no one is near when this boom goes boom!
This hard workmen put American citizens who live on food stamps their entire life to shame .bread earned through hard work keeps them alive and healthy.
Vraiment vraiment félicitations malgré que vous avez pas de grand matériel professionnel mais vous faites un travail de professionnel chapeau
Dê lhes um limão e eles farão a melhor limonada do planeta.
Sou admirador demais da força e garra desses caras.
Alem da ótima experiência em medição, corte, soldagem, tratamento térmico e demais processos.
Eu os aplaudo mesmo de pé.
Да хорош гнать! Это каменный век. Сварили ржавый металл, ржавчину залили краской, которая отлетит через месяц, и это ты считаешь "лучшее"?
@@DigerPixsar завидуешь 😂
I love these videos showing how things were done old school and done good. Watching machines do it just isn't a good.
And great to see the youngster? in the red shirt, getting his hands dirty and not with his face buried in some type of computer. Great job fellows - Canada.
It is said that where there is a will there is a way. I appreciate their hard work and dedication in this worst condition with only few resources.
Ahhh, the old open toe safety shoes, always a classic, that combined with not using your welding helmet, is sure to lead to a long and healthy life.
Насчёт сварки, уних отлично получается, сварочные швы выглядят качественно❤
I enjoy watching this skillful men work they know what they're doing...so precise and professional... despite their workshop it's fantastic!!!
Skillful ?? The internal superstructure is just tack welded together.
за%бали без предупреждения варить, зайчиков нахватался, прям беда
ГЛАЗА!!
Très jolie piece faite artisanalement. Bravo. Respect
awesome job guys loved watching the process, particularly loved the dust control while painting,
إبداع وقمت الابداع تحياتي لكم من سرت ليبيا
الرجال المناسبين لهدا الكون وليس بالرجال إلا للاكل والنوم ماشاء الله
Grinder and paint make me the welder I ain't.
Don’t forget the Bondo for that finishing touch.
مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ.
Good work ka-Metal I really like to work like this fabrication lalabs shout out ka-Metal
Next, they will make a Phord and Shevy pickup!
Not a snowballs chance in hell JCB had anything to do with this, other than having their parts used as a pattern. That's not to say they aren't doing their best with what they have, but they're not making parts *for* JCB corp.
Kind of like Stihl and Husqvarna won;t have chainsaws made by Chinese factories, huh? Don't know where you are from but in the US JCB is a second rate machine like Mahindra. I believe they farm out to Pakistan,,,,and there is zero point nothing wrong with that boom.
@@mathewmolk2089 Bellend...
Good job these brothers are doing for sure, but they also need to look at Health and Safety standards and improve on their processes. مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho. Seguindo o canal aqui do Brasil.
First time seen a work bench on one of these videos and the guy is crouching on the work bench 👍
If jcb subcontracted the manufacturing of parts to pk under shown conditions, i will ban jcb from my sites.
SMART, wondering if it's an actual JCB or a knockoff?
I don't know any excavators that use JBC equipment. Evey once in a while you see one out as a rental. Not top line by any stretch of the imagination.
@@mathewmolk2089 may not be top line but you can bet your arse there is one working somewhere on this planet 24/7
Get over yourself white saviour
Why, it must work ok or they would change how they do it, the strengthening plates look to be in the right place.
2:56 CAD (Cardboard Aided Design)
🤣👌🏼
Awesome. I almost fell off my chair laughing.
Gotta love those "safety sandals" and three stooges smack upside the head @ 15:18
Una manufactura Extraordinaria!!
Avec les moyens qu 'ils ont. Ils travaillent tout et chacun fait son travail. Merci pour la vidéo c'est super. C'est une référence pour nous.
LES ATELIERS D'EL AFFROUN,vai de viața acestor muncitori în ce condiții muncesc,fără echipamente de protecție,în special pentru sudori,iar ceilalți muncitori nu poartă încălțăminte de protecție!
Brilliant ! Turning a ship into a boom.
Bravo👍 traktorni bir qismini emas xammasini yasab, yig‘ib tayyor qilib chiqarish kerak. Ishlaringa omad✊✊✊
POV Махараджа в шлепках опускает Уралвагонзавод)
Belo trabalho. Parabens. BRASIL (Rio Grande do Sul) Morro Redondo.
Good job, congrutulations !!👍👍
I have worked in a Caterpillar factory fabricating heavy structural booms and arms of a Front end loader, excavators etc. Every piece is cut and bent to shape in a machine and not hammered and bent to fit. Using Clamps to bend, tack weld leaves residual stresses in the assembly and not a good idea. I don't think JCB buys assemblies from these shops as it wouldn't fit their quality standards. These are shops that build perhaps for the after market. Still amazing craftsmanship with just the press brake, cutting torch, card board templates and common sense. Must appreciate the extra ordinary skills these guys have and exhibit in the video.
muy buen trabajo , saludos de Argentina
真厲害，真棒👍
I’ve got welders flash just from watching this.
Would be nice to see the final use of the piece(s) manufactured.
...when they twist apart and ribbons of steel fly line shrapnel...... Probably not
When you buy a JCB boom off of Wish
Мощь💪💪💪🙌
Надо было заполнить внутри перегородками как крыло.
Genuine jcb would have better welding but they would probably fill it with embedded computer shit etc so to make it unreliable
I like the spot putty on the beads, 'Welders Helper". Also, how far away is the coast, for the ship wrecking scrap steel?
great mans creat great jobs bravo Pakistan likes non stops
Just amazing skills to manufacture parts like this from raw materials 😊
Just a shame they have no protection and a dangerous work place.
Sure! Raw materials! From a ship breaker more likely.
Great to see guys making parts instead of robots well done whole team 😊
Tell that to the construction worker that loses his head after this flies apart when that six piece weld with bondo fails
I find long, loose clothing and open toed sandals absolutely the best clothing when fabricating heavy items from steel using rotating machinery.
These guys are great at adapting, whether in the shop, field or the street, I'm sure with better equipment and resources this company has great potential 👍
I think this is more pumping out knockoffs, than adapting ....
!Muchachos.....Felicitaciones!
¡Trabajo bién hecho!
Good organization of making such difficult and complicated tools by the limited machinery without a CNC machine.
Love all the safety equipment and protection gear LOL ! 😄
They put OSHA to shame!! On top of the top notch safety, they don’t lose any time to production and fabrication to completion process because of it!
HARD REAL MEN!👍👍👍
Great video! Talented workers! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍
Very poor welding skills. I doubt they've ever been taught properly. Where's the inspection department?
The great thing is that all the metal from scrapped old ships get a new lease of life in Pakistan. I didn't see even one piece of new metal being used.
Hardworking people to earn a honest living. No time to instigate other countries for war..
As long as there is a right shape.. nothing will gonna happen right? - Their boss probably
Btw love this part 15:19
Something tells me that's no journeyperson and apprentice! Lol
Great Job. Well Done
You guys are some very hard workers. Must give credit where credit is due
I'd trade a truckload of the useless illegal invaders pouring into Texas for every one of these guys that wanted to come here. They already are trained and could be oriented into working on workbenches and off the floor in less then a week. Just wounder if they could adapt to wearing Red Wing Boots and using a head worn welding hood. - If our kids think it's below them to be a skilled tradesmen here maybe we can raid their factories to get people to fill our open jobs so we can get OUR products out. Maybe we can send OUR unemployable collage boys over there for retraining. If we could get them to work there is not much use for people with masters in urban studies. We need men like the ones in the this vid. Not a bunch of wokies.
How many fingers are laying around that shop..
None, Here we have OSHA. There they have personal responsibility. I have only seen 2 of these vids where anybody has a bandage on a hand and none with anybody with missing parts. - Check out Mike Rowe's vid about safety last.
These guys are surgical with that cutting torch.
Did anyone else notice the guys hosing the road during the painting? I wondered whether they were trying to stop dust from blowing into the paint as the vehicles passed by?
right .... cuz with that superior build quality they wouldn't want to tarnish it with a spec of dust in the paint 😂
Yeah, nothing like overspray at those bikes parked there :D
I have to say that was great, mostly built with basic tools, and recycled metals, your personal protection policy are not great with multiple possibilities of death or workplace mutilations are very high, buy Gretta Thumberg would love you guys for the recycling aspect alone.
Is there any regards for safety
You will notice the built boom on the floor at 28:56 actually says JIC on the boom so JCB has no link to this manufacturing.
It’s a close relative of jcb
Молодцы !!!!
Is this replacement JCB part painted in the official JCB red colour?
Bad ass dust control at the end of the vid
YOU GUYS ARE SUPER / AND I MEAN REAL REAL GOOD !!!
~
Great work guys!
Yes boom looking ok.. but how much weight it can survive? How long it can work with pressure ?!
If you know how to build, you dont need to buy....nice
Take a good look at how many employees have safety shoes and clothing or glasses and gloves 🙈🙉🙊that's the banana republic
BRAVO EXCELENT JUBS
Very good
looks exactly like jcb at derby?
Maravilha 👏👏👏👍🇧🇷🇧🇷
Nice sandals and trainers lads,perfect if you wish to have one or both feet amputated.
Agree and like the presentation.
Могучие люди! Без перчаток
Gloves can't protect you
So this go to a excavator or tractor back-hoe? I prefer defects and valleys filled in with weld not bondo.....
did anyone notice the slap when the young guy made mistakes during weld tagging @15:17
Also noticed the young guy was smiling.
@@raufjaleel8317 no fun being hit whilst at work
You have to wonder how many cases of FLASH BURNS come out of those types of shops on any given week?
Awesome job 👍👍🙌🙌😊😊
Bravo bravo bravo