I hate it when people who think they know what's better for other people that they know nothing about. People look at these men and think that they are below them that they are "3rd world". They are nothing of the sort! Theses men get up every day go to work in places like this and craft absolutely amazing and beautiful utilitarian items. All of the neat little items you see at the store and think that's beautiful and wonder who made this? Theses guys did and if it wasn't them then It was the guy nextdoor or two doors down... theses are the men that make the things we put in our homes and love to look at and use every day. Give them more respect they they deserve it!
@@denjhill theses men are not forced to do anything by their government. These are their own business that they are free to run how they want. If you do like the conditions you are free to fund another job. But for the most part these employees are family and they are learning a trade. As for the government there no a mafia in control. There government isn't run like yours and mine. They don't pay taxes like we do so there isn't the kind of infrastructure that we have. Just because it's not like yours doesn't mean that there being taken advantage of or that is a wrong way of doing things. Your making assumptions based on a 10 minute video that has nothing to do with their government or what they're being paid. You're also making assumptions based on biased non-fact related opinions.
I don't see any comments looking down on them. It's mostly people saying they aren't working in healthy conditions, which is true. That is quite the opposite of looking down, people here are saying they should be afforded the same right to a safe workplace as we are.
@@gander4872 how exactly is this a unsafe work condition? How do you define a unsafe work condition? Do you judge it on the potential of an accident? Or on actually accidents? When you start putting warning labels and safety guards on every single little thing but people still get hurt has the unsafe working condition been solved? Warning labels and safety guards make people lazy. If you talking about the wood dust thats created... There is a fan blowing it out into the open... none of the things they are working on are toxic... You breathe in more toxic fumes walking down any main Street in small towns in the United States in one day then you would working there. Now here's a secret about safe working conditions... They aren't there to keep you safe... They are there to keep you from suing the employer. They are there to protect the interest of the company or manufacturer that created the item. You and I live in a country that cares more about the protecting the man at the top then the people responsible for putting him at the top.
He should just... Make a push rod. What really got my shit going was the drill That scroll saw was awesome. Bandsaw was the same level of fear as the tablesaw
Ah! The day that LED lighting has become so cheap that they are even used in asian backyard shops instead of lightbulbs. The wonders of the modern age. Still a nice lamp.
All light from such led lamp goes in narrow cone upward. And little light from sides will be blocked by wood walls. Very unefficient for illumination. Bulb lamp should be better.
Mad respect, but I'd wish you would do a final showing of the end products in use for everyday applications too. I love your videos don't stop showing these awesome craftsmen though!
I refuse to believe this extremely high quality product was made without the use of sophisticated, very expensive computerized equipment.🤔LOL, LOL. I truly respect these craftsman, 👍 well done sir’s.
@@travelling_stephen I hope I'm not misinterpreting your response, but are you implying that these workers are displaying "self-preservation?" I just watched a man slow down a lathe with exposed belts, using his bare foot. It would take them literally half a minute to cut one of the numerous scraps into a push stick. It's sad that companies buying items in bulk don't ensure that even just the most basic of safety practices are followed at these manufacturing locations. Unfortunately there will probably be a number of able-footed workers begging to work in dangerous conditions for next to nothing after the next lathe accident.
Theses shops are capable of crafting many different things. Large tables and chairs all over take up space. Look at the size of space their working in. It would fit. Plus people have only been using "benches" and chairs for mass production in the last 50 years or so. But since we began crafting things we have been sitting on floors doing it. Remember the entire industrial revolution and the creation of the manufacturing line was all done by people standing up.
Loving the cardboard bearing seat. And here I thought Lidl Parkside lathes were terrible for using pressed sheet metal for those. But at least their seats go all the way around the bearing.
Wow no push sticks,no cut resistant gloves,no dust mask nor safety goggles...🤔 Imma be honest it does bother me a little bit however that man's craftsmanship is so high level that the only thing left to do is to bow down👌🏾👍🏾
Still looking for the "ingenious" part. This is all basic woodworking skills. I'm not even going to go into the bare twisted wires inside the lamp that is certain to collect dust inside and start a fire.
They give new meaning to the drill press - you drill so the machine does not have to. The second lathe operator was quite good I thought. Very sharp tools and an artistic side to his work. I did notice the tablesaw blade was not a modern carbide tipped blade. As usual, no safety devices were used in this video. Oh yeah, the guy using his bare foot to tension or brace his operation...that was a first. That all being said - I would certainly buy a couple of those lamps. Cool design!
I hate it when people who think they know what's better for other people that they know nothing about. People look at these men and think that they are below them that they are "3rd world". They are nothing of the sort! Theses men get up every day go to work in places like this and craft absolutely amazing and beautiful utilitarian items. All of the neat little items you see at the store and think that's beautiful and wonder who made this?
Theses guys did and if it wasn't them then It was the guy nextdoor or two doors down... theses are the men that make the things we put in our homes and love to look at and use every day. Give them more respect they they deserve it!
They work in appalling conditions. The government could care less because it is run by a mafia where profit is supreme. Shame on them.
@@denjhill no they don't... What are you talking about? Appalling conditions?
@@denjhill theses men are not forced to do anything by their government. These are their own business that they are free to run how they want. If you do like the conditions you are free to fund another job. But for the most part these employees are family and they are learning a trade. As for the government there no a mafia in control. There government isn't run like yours and mine. They don't pay taxes like we do so there isn't the kind of infrastructure that we have. Just because it's not like yours doesn't mean that there being taken advantage of or that is a wrong way of doing things. Your making assumptions based on a 10 minute video that has nothing to do with their government or what they're being paid. You're also making assumptions based on biased non-fact related opinions.
I don't see any comments looking down on them. It's mostly people saying they aren't working in healthy conditions, which is true. That is quite the opposite of looking down, people here are saying they should be afforded the same right to a safe workplace as we are.
@@gander4872 how exactly is this a unsafe work condition? How do you define a unsafe work condition? Do you judge it on the potential of an accident? Or on actually accidents? When you start putting warning labels and safety guards on every single little thing but people still get hurt has the unsafe working condition been solved? Warning labels and safety guards make people lazy.
If you talking about the wood dust thats created... There is a fan blowing it out into the open... none of the things they are working on are toxic... You breathe in more toxic fumes walking down any main Street in small towns in the United States in one day then you would working there.
Now here's a secret about safe working conditions... They aren't there to keep you safe... They are there to keep you from suing the employer. They are there to protect the interest of the company or manufacturer that created the item. You and I live in a country that cares more about the protecting the man at the top then the people responsible for putting him at the top.
BRAVISSIMI !!!!
Vorrei che questo commento arrivasse direttamente a questi Artisti !!!
grazie
And he's still got all his fingers, that's a real skill !!
He should just... Make a push rod.
What really got my shit going was the drill
That scroll saw was awesome.
Bandsaw was the same level of fear as the tablesaw
And both eyes.
@@D-Vinko 0ol
👌👌👌
I lost three fingers just by watching this video.
Oh shit
hahahaha, thousands of people work here and they all combined lost three fingers in total one of my brothers
OH, MY GOD, a real worker - doing real work, and artisic as well. Kudos, I am so impressed.
I'm french and verry interested with your work !
Very happy New Year for you and all over around🥰
Excellent A+++++
Ah! The day that LED lighting has become so cheap that they are even used in asian backyard shops instead of lightbulbs. The wonders of the modern age. Still a nice lamp.
you can buy an LED powered bulb .. but for better aesthetics (which is the purpose of this lamp) one should use normal tungsten-filament lightbulb
All light from such led lamp goes in narrow cone upward. And little light from sides will be blocked by wood walls. Very unefficient for illumination. Bulb lamp should be better.
One way to earn your daily price bowl. Make them bigger, earn more and afford a bit of chilli in your rice. Nice work guys
Mad respect, but I'd wish you would do a final showing of the end products in use for everyday applications too. I love your videos don't stop showing these awesome craftsmen though!
Beautiful lamp. I would love to have one👌
Me too. And I'd love to see them get the 50-100 American dollars I'd be willing to pay for one. That, I'm sure would go a long way
yeah, wish i could order from people like this without international hassle.
Beauuuuuuuuutiful ..
UNDERSTOOD THE MEANING OF THE WORDS MASTERPIECES, NOW BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.
Absolutely stunning, well done to you all 👏👏👏👏👏👏....
It's a wonderful lantern ♪
Mashallah very beautiful work
Verynice
Muito lindo, parabéns! लाज़वाब बहुत सुन्दर
Where can a person purchase one or two?
Pakistan.
5:24 ❤️❤️
That’s a real skilled tradesman. Very well done sir 👍🏼
Làm thì sp đẹp rồi.nhưng e góp ý cái là đưa ra chỗ sạch ,thoáng rồi bôi si lắp ghép nhìn nó bắt mắt hơn
A whole new meaning to safety third!
बहुत सुन्दर अच्छा लगा बहुत सुन्दर बनाया आपने अच्छा लगा
These would make great H&S spot the hazard training videos. lol.
I refuse to believe this extremely high quality product was made without the use of sophisticated, very expensive computerized equipment.🤔LOL, LOL. I truly respect these craftsman, 👍 well done sir’s.
This is our Pakistan
My respect for all people who do wood work by hand. I love it
amazing what you can do when health and safety aren't a concern.
Yes it's amazing what self-preservation can do.
@@travelling_stephen I hope I'm not misinterpreting your response, but are you implying that these workers are displaying "self-preservation?" I just watched a man slow down a lathe with exposed belts, using his bare foot. It would take them literally half a minute to cut one of the numerous scraps into a push stick. It's sad that companies buying items in bulk don't ensure that even just the most basic of safety practices are followed at these manufacturing locations. Unfortunately there will probably be a number of able-footed workers begging to work in dangerous conditions for next to nothing after the next lathe accident.
Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This craftsman puts me to shame and I have all the modern machines.
Beautiful work!
جميل ورائع
Hi BRANDAN FERNANDEZ
Beautiful work
Verdaderos artistas hermosa lámpara 😍
Beautiful stunning art!
Arta...BRAVO!foarte frumos lucrata acea lampa!
Excellent work and beautiful art
Very nice. But I don't understand why these Pakistani workers insist on work on the floor rather than on a bench.
Theses shops are capable of crafting many different things. Large tables and chairs all over take up space. Look at the size of space their working in. It would fit. Plus people have only been using "benches" and chairs for mass production in the last 50 years or so. But since we began crafting things we have been sitting on floors doing it. Remember the entire industrial revolution and the creation of the manufacturing line was all done by people standing up.
Very good craftsman. Beautiful work.
Absolutely Beautiful, I want a lamp like this. ❤
Hi Artie I can Ship this lamp to you .
What is that orange colour past they use to finish the piece?
This is polish
Ye Kitny mily ga price
Are these craftsmen in Pakistan or India? Absolutely beautiful work. What is the dye being used.
Pakistan
Our Pakistan, reconize from dressing , its call shalear kameez our national dress
Very nice
Тяп ляп и уже что-то готово. Удивительные люди.
Good job frend
BRAVISSIMI COMPLIMENTI SIETE DEGLI ARTISTI👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✌😉
Fantastic.
An magnificent and beautiful work.
Congratulations
beautiful lamp made from wood
As a westerner of the OSHA generation I’m kinda horrified by some of the practices here, but I must bow to the incredible results! Beautiful work.
That freestyle pushing of the wood through the homemade table saw,....yikes. Just plain old odds will eventually end bloody.
Should make fire place logs with the saw dust.
good job from Indonesian 🙏
He would be a rich man if he sold them in Europe and USA.
Sehr schön, aber wie teure ist?
Hi support
Cool lantern making technique
Loving the cardboard bearing seat.
And here I thought Lidl Parkside lathes were terrible for using pressed sheet metal for those. But at least their seats go all the way around the bearing.
Maravilhoso parabéns
Fantástico.
Looks like the wood has worm before he even starts
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه اجمعين ربنا يبارك فيكم
Skillfull, it's awesome
Oh my God. This man is a wood rockstar
Wow no push sticks,no cut resistant gloves,no dust mask nor safety goggles...🤔
Imma be honest it does bother me a little bit however that man's craftsmanship is so high level that the only thing left to do is to bow down👌🏾👍🏾
Quede maravillada con tanta hermosura 😍 💕 y dedicación, los felicito de 💟 ❣, un aplauso para su trabajo tan detallado, un abrazote desde Chile
Good lord this place is a death trap.
No one ever died of this work thought many small injuries
I would buy this...
It seems very few forests are left in Pakistan
Very nice & beautiful ❤️ rate how much can you send to Madurai Tamilnadu
hahahaa amazing waw
Nice work!!
Hallo! Nice Lamp and scillfull! Can you send a lamp to me in Germany?
veyr nice they clever guys
Wonder how many times those power cords got whipped around that buffing head ?
Outstanding craftsmanship, great work.
👍👍 like dó Brasil 👍👍
Amazing!
6:27 huh, never seen a tool rest like that, it’s quite practical.
It's just a lathe.
Love to purchase one of those
Nice 👍
Give credit of their country (Pakistan) and locality (town). Pakistan has amazing talent.
Still looking for the "ingenious" part. This is all basic woodworking skills. I'm not even going to go into the bare twisted wires inside the lamp that is certain to collect dust inside and start a fire.
Yeah mate. People are stupid *though.
Felicidades desde Panamá
How do they keep the saw dust out of their eyes?
The "off button" on the lathe is very clever 😳
No muy bien... Falto ver la lampara encendida.
They give new meaning to the drill press - you drill so the machine does not have to. The second lathe operator was quite good I thought. Very sharp tools and an artistic side to his work. I did notice the tablesaw blade was not a modern carbide tipped blade. As usual, no safety devices were used in this video. Oh yeah, the guy using his bare foot to tension or brace his operation...that was a first. That all being said - I would certainly buy a couple of those lamps. Cool design!
Hi david I can sell you one .
What type of wood is that? Very pretty!
Странно 😟как у него все пальцы целы
Very good job
Price?
Merak ettim,bu coğrafyada insanlar neden ayakkabısız🤔
I wouldn't really call that a floor lamp.
Kaha se ho aap
Super
😁👍👍🇧🇷
great craftsmanship very nice lamp. i would like a pair if they are for sale
Hi Mate I can ship it to you.
Can I buy one
Bohat alla outstanding wood work kis city m banta hay ???
So hard working and love watching how they are made. How much do they cost?
probably like 15 dollars
What is the reddish dye? brushed on as the final finish??
they look amazing but I can only imagine how mind numbingly and eye strainingly dim they are