Talented Craftsman Making Metal Coffer by Using Amazing Skills
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- Talented Craftsman Making Metal Coffer by Using Amazing Skills
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Can you please pass on to this man just how impressed we are with his craftsmanship. Thanks
Yes this guy is a lord of the ring blacksmith in 2022. Pay the man!
Without hydraulic press, without electricity, without workbench. Only with human strength and ingenuity. Respect!
Dear BOX builder. You have my greatest respect. this is a clean, memorized piece of work of yours. It's nice that there are still people who understand this folding technique and can still use it. I got it that way with machines 40 years ago. Freehand only with a ruler and hammer ... I would never have had a chance to do that. Respect, respect.
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He does a lot with a little, doesn't he!!
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Honestly the skill of these guys is nothing short of amazing, with nothing more than a hammer and tape measure, great work
He has more than a hammer and a tape. He has a square. A scribe. Shears.
Sorry and a punch
And his legs
Metal Ora Gaumie 😎
Skill yes, but for the life of me i can't figure out how those guys are comfortable working around tin like that wearing sandals, & no gloves.The sharp edges, the filth & debris all over, they are asking for infection.
I don't care if it is traditional dress for them, everyday common sense would tell you to dress appropriately, & follow simple safety guidelines.
Very impressive! He is using a technique to join two metals using a punch that pierces both metal sheets and then hammers the piercings flat to pinch them together without needing to spot weld them. People should respect this man more because he is working from memory of where the metals will overlap and join together and the plan for the box is all inside his head. He is visualizing where each fold and bend will be and he does all this in one operation. It’s really amazing
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The more I watch videos like this, the more I marvel at the sheer ingenuity of the human race
I'll try my best
If you are impressed that There are stil People working like they did back in the 1890s.
Sure it is craftmanship, but me myself, a welder, machine operator and a Smith, the only thing I sadly see here is back and shoulder problem coming his way.
Like a rivet out of the box beside him?
Being a craftsman myself I've very impressed with this man's talent. Many men in a modern shop couldnt do a better job at lay out or cut such lines with only tin snips. I appreciate & respect this man's talent.
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I sure as hell know I couldn't.
skills borne of endless repetition. wouldn't be quite so easy if they were using steel, zinc is much softer as you can see.
Смотрел не отрываясь! Очень хорошая и быстрая работа, Мастер!
Simple tools in the hands of a master.Amazing!
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Amazing how he keeps the box from racking. I’ve done some simple sheet metal fab and it doesn’t take much to stretch or shrink the metal to the point where it twist out of square.
The only power tool in this video was that gentleman. The precision the knowledge the craftsmanship was all there in his hands
Talented craftsman?! these words do not truly describe this mans ability. proud, skilled artist works wonders with his hands still does not justify his talent. i like to make my own items when possible but i can only dream of this mans precision!
Он работает на остатках машины которая раньше сама гнула жесть. Так что, с одной стороны он крут - на остатках машины работает. А с другой стороны - а почему не попробовать вернуть машину в строй и работать по человечески? Ведь нижняя часть имеется и верхняя видимо тоже. Но до этого мозгов не хватает. А значит это всего лишь мастерская механическая работа, такая-же как и хождение на руках или жонглирование предметами - вроде и сложно, но если делать постоянно, то не так уж и сложно.
He sure does... He is a great compliment to his skills and culture. add a lot of value to the term. “Made in Pakistan” I would buy more than a few in a heart beat.
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It does, stop over reacting to good stuff. Jesus, dont lay eggs.
@@standardecover7041 wow you took the time to write that?
I always enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Years of practice make this very difficult task look so very simple and yet everyone watching knows how difficult this job would be to complete...
Меня всегда восхищали хорошие жестянщики! Из листа жести, при помощи ножниц и молотка сделать такое! Браво!
I just finished a 22 gal water tank for my solar shower. I made it from 28 gauge galvanized roll metal. For my 90 degree corners I hand formed using the angle iron on my 4x8 trailer and squared up with a tap hammer. It is a true art form and you sir are an artist!
nobody cares what you did
yeah, im amazed. never saw someone working that precise and effective on sheet metal. wow.
Das sind echte und stolze Handwerker, wunderbares Meisterwerk nur mit Kopf und goldenen Händen gemacht. Danke für dieses Video. Ich denke das die Zukunft wieder solche Leute braucht!
Так быстро, аккуратно и красиво 👍 невероятно.
Every swing, precise. Not an ounce of energy wasted. Every inch of the project memorized with only the use of simple hand tools to create a masterpiece. Its always a pleasure to be mesmerized by the talent of a true professional hard at work on their craft. Bravo.
Masterpiece 😂
Truly skilled. Makes a very difficult job look easy.
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Практически на коленке, и какие вещи делают. Реальные мастера.
пара-тройка месяцев и вы так же будете уметь. Особо ничего сложного. Самое сложное на корточках сидеть целый день )
@@iezuit197 под конец дня не встанешь с отекшими ногами 🤣
I'm a retired machinist, welder and fabricator. I'm amazed at the skill level and quality of work from this Craftsman.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Drilling holes for rivets is for amateurs 😂
Sir, that is one of the most amazing pieces of skill I've ever seen, and I've been in engineering for 50 years. Congratulations on an amazing display of skill and thank you for sharing it with us.
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A true artist, and he doesn't even have an electric bill. I have trouble getting up from a chair, let alone trying to work in that position all day.
If I tried that, my fingers would be covered in Band-Aids.
That is awesome! I like watching these guys work with their hands like this.. True craftsmanship!
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Don't know how many years you have been doing it but your certainly an artist in your own right, brilliant work nice to watch a man with great skill.
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I love these type of videos that show how much pride some people still have in their work. That's getting very hard to come by these days.
Brilliant...watching this gentleman...all without electric tools ...we in the west..can't really survive without electricity...and its all volume..speed...
Most impressive 👏
It took me 3 weeks to make a similar coffer about 1/5th the size. And i had acces to all the best tools one could possibly need for such a project. Safe to say that this man won my respect big time. Though at the same time i feel sad that this man is not going to get his works worth in terms of money compared to a similar one hand-made in the west.
Money is not a problem for who can take a picture with his product and be proud of it :)
Just make 30 of the exact same model a day and you will increase your speed
Just make 30 of the exact same model a day and you will increase your speed
Dang man I wouldn't admit that in public
Everyone appreciated this mans talent which is obvious. I am so jealous on his healthy squat position, I can’t squat to that level and I am 38. I wish I continue sitting on the floor. Money deteriorate our health unless we are aware and don’t lead luxuries life style, god bless him.
My legs hurt allot if i squat like that for just 20 seconds.....
Seriously! I was impressed at how tight his squat was!
Your skills are absolutely astounding - in this technological age, where computers have become the be all and end all, true craftsmen such as yourself are princes among men - the most basic of tools, the most sophisticated being your giant (hand held) metal shears, you have created something that will stand the test of time, and outlive anything made by machine. I salute you sir - there is hope for mankind when this level of skill still survives. A pure joy to behold!!
it is very interesting to see this very good craftsman at work! he created an extremely beautiful and well made coffer! Thank you so much for sharing
Vor solchen Menschen habe ich mehr
Respekt als vor vielen anderen. 👍👍👍
That's my lovely skillful, hard working people of Pakistan.....lots of love and dua for honest and hard working people around the world 🌎 ❤️
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Complete respect and admiration for the skill of this man. I do hope that some of the advertising revenue generated by this site is passed on to this man, of course it will be😏
If I was doing this, my hands and feet would be cut to ribbons half way through the first build. All praise to these talented craftsmen.
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Skills to spare! Much respect for the craftsman.
Respect!!!!
I bought several tin trunks when I lived in Pindi more than 20 years ago. They have travelled with me around the world and aside for a few dents and knocks they are still fine and doing a wonderful job. Watching this video brings back many fond memories.
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Real craftsmanship using what is available. Bravo!
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Also comes with damage shoulders, back and prob neck working like that.
Simplesmente Fantástico!! A segurança no desenvolvimento dos trabalhos é fruto de longa experiência. É um artista, com certeza.
Incredible craftmanship and not a spot weld in sight, well done.
I do this all day at work. But with much more up to date equipment. Cool to see a different way of doing it.
Truly outstanding craftsmanship from proud artisans with much to be proud about!
No hydraulic brake, guillotine, box and pan folder or other such equipment, just very highly skilled metal workers using the most basic of hand tools.
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Amazing - and how does he maintain a squatting position like that? - Total respect to that craftsman!!!!
He probably thinks the same about westerners , how do they sit on their big fat arses all day 😂
I will never again be cursing my box and pan folder...wow, awesome workmanship with rudimentary tools.
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although i bet you're folding steel, not zinc. doing this by hand with steel would take a lot longer, and a lot more effort.
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Beside the amazing skill and the joy to still see someone working with hands and head and not just pushing a button on a machine, I'm impressed by them remaining kneel down for so long; if I'd have to stay crouched for 15 minutes, then I'd need a winch to stand up again!!!
Hello!! You can dig a hole in the ground. So working in confortable position. I think is a good advice for my husband too , for his garage hobby shop cheers from Monza (Italy)
the asian squat is very handy indeed... unfortunately by sitting on chairs since our childhood we became very stiff
Actually, sub continent ( Pakistan India Bangladesh) is primarily a floor based culture. We do lot of things in a while sitting or squatting. Their lower back, hamstring, and ankles are well stretched and very flexible because of lifelong sitting in that position.
@@LastWordInSilence and you poop very healthy! 🤪 namaste my friend!👌🏴
Simply amazing , makes think of all the hand made skills lost to machines. My hats off to the box maker. A true craftsman.
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Well this machine can do.
Working like that hé wil have shoulder, back and neck pain.
And a machine we had at my work, 40 year old could punch al this out and bend it within 2 minutes
@@bastrixer But the retention of classical knowledge is just as important as advancements.
I love the use of the railroad track as a manufacturing tool.
The guy in the video knows what’s up, railway irons are an amazing tool. Every fabrication shop I’ve worked in uses them for a multitude of different things.
and that's the way they should be made and sold ,,,spread the money around ,,, well done ,, great video,,,
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This extraordinarily skilled gentleman represents the superlative of craftsmanship.
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As a metal fabricator with over 40 years experience in bending and shaping all kinds of metals with hammers and power tools, what I just witnessed in this video goes beyond anything I could put into words that would do it justice! I would hire that guy in a heartbeat!! His skill set with a hammer and hand shears are utterly astounding it boggles the mind to see what these men can do with so little and come up with a quality product! Hell if I knew how to buy one I would with out a doubt and use it as a coffee table and keepsake box!!
I don't admire these people. I pitty them. The production of these could be done much more efficiently with some basic tools. By continuing to use obsolete techniques they will guarantee a life in poverty.
@@jimfarmer7811 garbage in garbage out
Please make another detail video, how he is doing these rivets.
My god we need this genius to teach in school of what is possible. God bless his talent and him!
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I can't imagine there are such highly skilled craftsmen, true as it is. May the good Lord keep your tribe healthy.
I could not but look at his face, lol so serious, I wonder what he thinks when posing for the video ...... Once I read a quote "it is easy if you know how" ..... another one "repetitions makes a master" ...... one only needs to repeat it many times with care, attention and love or need ..... an ancient would create a masterpiece everytime and watchers would ask how is s/he able to create one master piece after another to what s/he would reply "I damaged one thousand pieces before" ...... since my childhood I always loved reading about masters and watching masters doing things with such an ease and precision that always made me smile with pleasure and admiration and much much respect for the passion and or need of these very fine individuals .... thanks for sharing it.
Wow! I wish I had this hero working at my custom fabrication shop. It is so hard to find workers this talented who can do something with the perfection that this was done with. I am getting way to old to always have to hire and retrain new people every year. This is fantastic and I am jealous.
I wish good health, happiness and all the best to you and your family!
Amazing hammer accuracy, if I tried to build a box that way the finished article would have more dents than a golf ball :-)
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Hammer? I can't even cut paper straight with scissors let alone metal sheets like that.
@@RandomThingsUp b
@@MrArthoz I thought about the same. Cuts straight with a plier like a laser. Increadible.
Wow. Amazing skill box builder. Respect and appreciate it.
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Some tin, a hammer, a couple homemade mallets from the tree out back, a rail and whole lotta knowhow and this man is his own business. Amazing
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You forgot the brick
@@andrewp8892 That was just his stool but point taken. I also forgot to mention his safety flip-flops.
... and flip flops!
Une belle preuve que moins on a de moyen, plus on est intelligent et malin. Bravos à vous pour ces réalisations.
Wow, amazing workmanship! It sure helps to be able to squat like that!!!
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You’d think they could easily build a work table
Yes
Just imagine what this guy could achieve with a workshop full of tools, true respect for such skills.
But then again. It wouldn't be handmade if he got all the right machinery. He would have to produce a lot of suitcases to pay the tools and all the electric power, and he would have to hire some extra hands, who don't work for free, and some nice secretary is a must for fixing all the bills etc. Another Mr. Samsonite is born. No, please let him work with simple tools and let him be proud of what he did with he's bare hands.
@@hubertcornett7 Whatever, let him succeed in his own way.
@@hubertcornett7 Why do not build a TABLE ?
Fascinating to watch. I'm wondering if he has ever worked with or even seen a sheet metal forming brake? I also don't understand how everyone in these videos can work from that squatting position all day. It must be something they learn when they are very young, and it becomes a natural position for their joints & tendons. If I tried to hold that position for more than 2 minutes, I would constantly weeble-wobble & fall over, and my knees would be absolutely wrecked.
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Muchas felicidades al maestro artesano, verlo trabajar me llevo 58 años atrás en mi niñez, en ese tiempo veía trabajar a un señor artesano también, que guardando las debidas comparaciones el hacía anafres de todo tipo y tamaño, también usando un tramo de vía de tren, remaches, tijeras y lamina, se pueden hacer grandes cosas usando máquinas y herramientas, pero cuando se hacen a mano tienen un valor más allá del costo del material que se use, un saludo desde Oaxaca, México. Que gran trabajo hace.
This gentleman has a lost talent he was awesome we rely to much on Chinese junk when this mans product will last a life time this is what is so great about people like him may God bless him and keep him busy he is a true craftsman
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You need to work on your grammar and punctuations and stop being a racist.
Chinese junk... ha..ha..😂
Hey dude you want to know something...?🤔
Corona virus also is made in China... wakwkwkw....😂
And it is racist too....😭🤣
@@Freedom-Free You are RIGHT
I'm not only impressed by the immense skill, but also by the design of the Coffer; whoever designed that was a genius.
I have seen sheet metal mechanics with years of experience, all sorts of power shears and breaks that don't work as fast nor do as neat and precise job like this guys does. Pure craftsmanship!
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The real man always searches and finds a way to earn an honest living. My respects.
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And I like the beats.
That guy is a true craftsman
Nice job... certainly a skill that has been passed down from generations.
Without doubt best piece of artisan work i have seen.
The grandmaster in action.
It's you It s you It s you, number one.
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Охренеть. Всё в голове, всё руками. Капец. Невероятно просто.
Профессия - жестянщик, называется. Что тут невероятного?
@@user-pb4un1qz6p Да и операции на мозге не невероятны. Но человек реально мастер. Ни одного лишнего действия. Годы годы годы опыта. Жестянка это искусство. Как и малярка. Многие делают, - немногие делают хорошо.
Very impressive work and considering the tools at hand, even more so. Respect from a fellow tinbasher, i thought we'd all died out .
Exelente 90% de habilidad y 10% de material, felicitaciones, hay mucha gente asi muuuuy talentosa, pero esta oculta,,,,,,
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This man has serious skills a true artisan
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Eu já conheci profissional bom mais igual esse senhor ai foi a primeira não achei nenhum defeito neste serviço. O senhor tá de parabéns
Such primitive tools but brilliant results. Well done guys.
Good brin art & Hard worker. Worth to pay.
God bless him.
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WOW...Unbelievable skill. What an amazing craftsman. Astounding accuracy. I wonder how many years of apprenticeship it took to get to the highest level of skill.
Lol!!!
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Well, saying he has done that before would be an understatement hehe! That's the way to do it, a true craftsman! :D
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WOW!!!!! I am impressed by this fabricator - First class job
A mesmerising joy to watch. A piece of chain on the other side of the chest to match would make it perfect.
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I appreciate the skill of those sheet metal workers, just remember we had the same skills in Europe, US Canada and Australia. We lost them because we all went for the cheaper metal boxes made by machines. By the way, don’t underestimate the skills required to build those machines.
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Todo mi respeto para esos hombres tan habiles! Son artesanos!
Just one word: amazing
This is handicraft that is worth the money.
Thank you for letting me see this video.
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During my youth/teenage, I watched mtv. Now on 40s, I like watching this kind of video. It is relaxing.
One of the most amazing manufacture videos ..one man factory in action
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@@RandomThingsUp your're welcome ..keep the videos coming :-)
I'll try my best dear
so much talent. Well done
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Maybe they have to start building a work table, before starting working and cutting those sheet metals. It is more convenient to work standing than squatting. The good their neighbors are not annoyed with constant banging noise! Ang galing! Hanga ako sa sheet metal working skills ni kuya! The Question: What is he making? A casket, an ice box, a tool box, a vault, your guess is as good as mine.
A fantastic result, great workmanship! Gentlemen, be well. I hope you may remain in good health!
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Respect..... What a skilled worker
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Rien de mieux que le fait mains excellent travail bravo . Nothing better than doing it hands great job well done .
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Warga negara yang tangguh...berjuang bersama mengapai kesejahteraan .yakin dengan kemampuan sendiri dan jujur akan apa adanya...keniscayaan kejayaan teknik tidaklah dilamunkan,kerja semangat sobat..
Молодец, мастер. Знаешь свое дело. Жирный лайк.
Very nice coffer and very neat craftsmanship.
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And that’s how Freddie Mercury makes a metal box.
Alle arbeitschritte werden in der Hocke ausgeführt
Alle Achtung
@@edmundseifert7698 gibt save irgendwelche sonderzuschläge ^^
Молодец. Здорово. Ручная работа, настоящий жестянщик.
Handwerkskunst vom Feinsten mit einfachsten Werkzeugen👍
Der Mann ist ein Künstler ❗️
Amazing workmanship
Beautiful work. I love your method of riveting.
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Admirable la capacidad de este trabajador es el reflejo de la inteligencia del hombre en lo que es capaz de hacer con sus propias manos con herramientas tan básicas y sin ningún elemento de seguridad sinceramente mis felicitaciones maestro se despide un amigo chileno
And all with just the bare essentials of tools, the man's an outstanding artist of metal, great video
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