Heavy Duty Rope Fabricating Production - Wire Cable Manufacturing Process - Amazing Factory Machines

Heavy Duty Rope Fabricating Production - Wire Cable Manufacturing Process - Amazing Factory Machines.
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[@АлександрКопченов-е1н]

Помню в СССР также плели, только оснастка немного другая была, но платили за каждый сплетеный конец

[@vladimirgarbuzyuk8408]

Это видео только для тех кто разбирается в такелажном деле . Мастера достойные уважения особенно при ручной заплетке !

[@adrianwright8685]

Quite surprised so much is done manually and so physically demanding.

[@wwk68tig]

Fascinating! That's what you call "working" for a living. Thanks for sharing.

[@petergarbutt9521]

GREAT TO SEE WIRE SPLICING, CARRIED OUT BY HAND, IS NOT A DEAD TRADE, WELL DONE, PLEASE PASS IT ON... I STILL DO ALL MY OWN ON THE BOAT... EXCELLENT VIDEO, STAY SAFE

[@steveshoemaker6347]

AWESOME THANK YOU
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[@georgewhitehead8185]

Amazing, the positioning is delicate and PRECISE, but the brute force to get those giant, and very stiff parts, into those precise positions is totally awesome. Doctor George Whitehead

[@tomg1956]

Where is the HUGE cable shown in the thumbnail?

[@brian.7966]

they do that every time.

[@nytsamlegt]

It is just a bait. I just down vote those channels, block them and move on.

[@bretbowman2007]

On huge cables at start: OSHA smosha! Safer to roof houses, fell trees, or work late night gas station bodega, I imagine. JFC. Smaller: beautiful teamwork.

[@darrenleask6042]

Imagine teaching these guys how too fight

[@montanausa329]

I bet the first guy does not have a gym membership😊

[@ianashton1593]

Ha ha, that’s exactly what I was thinking 👍

[@alihenderson5910]

Doubt they could build a gym strong enough.

[@jenette16]

Dont ya just love how we are lied to in the fake piks in the thumbnail on videos lately? Getting old

[@marvinostman522]

I don’t think we were lied to. The machines in the first scene (men) are pretty amazing. I haven’t seen a machine yet that can do that. If you have ever worked with wire rope anything you do with it is amazing and more so the bigger it gets. The crimping presses are pretty amazing also. Think of the pressure it takes to compress the sleeves to get them tight enough to withstand the tensile pull that the cable that size would undergo.

[@AT-os6nb]

yes why do they have to lie...they LOST my subscription. DON'T FAKE IT TO MAKE IT

[@FlameMaster2.o]

😊😊❤😊

[@FlameMaster2.o]

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[@jenette16]

​@marvinostman522 absolutely, I have worked with wire a tad. Thing is, the thumbnail is way over the top just for clicks.

[@francoispremier3191]

One day work is worth a week

[@michaelgoble8200]

Most of the video featured splicing the end of ropes. I still want to know how these ropes are made. The headline is a lie.

[@tommooe4524]

Deadline the annoying music

[@luisgabriel.zapopandiazjim799]

😮👌😲🤚💪😄😳📺

[@brelyre3221]

This makes me grind my teeth