I used to weld with a flip helmet until I saw my eye doctor. He said I was a welder, and that I needed a new electronic helmet to save my eye sight. I can just imagine what burning and scaring this guy is getting using sunglasses...
@@nigelparker5886 I double checked and the welding glasses provided today are still not rated for arc welding, only plasma (torch) welding, as they only go to shade #5. You also want a pair that seal completely around the eye with a foam gasket to keep light out and causing reflections and making the work impossible to see.
Everything they are doing is a violation of heath and safety in many countries. Improper clothing, footware, ear protection, gloves, welding mask and ventilation.
@@johnmansell5097 Which is how their products cost much less than those made in countries where the safety is mandated by the governments. But their products are not as reliable as those made where safety and quality are mandated as well!
@@BLASTIC0 yeah that made me lol. I'm from Pakistan myself and this was something I'd to in my backyard while doing some hobby project. "Jugaad" is a word we use to describe such impromptu solutions
@Muhhahha lmao no, they don't get paid by hour, they get paid for what they sell and they are the ones to decide the price. By your logic if they got this piece done in one day (as is implied in the video), they'll have to sell it for one dollar?
Western Industry: “We use a 250-tonne press which shears and shapes each part of the screw mechanism to critical tolerances.” That place: “We have a man with a sledgehammer who hits it exactly.”
these ppl have the skills... but not the knowledge... they are working hard. not working smart. i assume factories like these are the same in all asian countries
@@MrOner07 you could say that take away the machinery from factory workers in the west and they would be stumped and work would come to a stop whereas these guys would continue as they are with a welder, sledgehammer and sheer determination.
The discs are likely plasma cut, and the other parts too are measured before this workshop. The instructions are likely "stretch it till it gets to the other end"
I've seen augers made from pressed segments and from continuously rolled auger fliting. This is the first time I've seen it done entirely by hand. Wow.
I have always wondered how to make a screw conveyor. These guys just taught me. I really respect the guys that do this stuff by hand, day in and day out.
Lol you say that like he had some sort of protection and just forgot it. I think he's got more concerns than losing eyesight. Wait wait wait i just saw at 1:27 What's that he has over his face? Omggggg. A welding shield.
The only shop where the proprietor yelling “screw you” multiple times might be a discount, then you find out the price is significantly less than you expected.
@@unionse7en Oh I agree, and have. Spent several months in Honduras, Guatemala and Peru and loved every minute if it. And my comment about the brick wall still stands...even if that wall might soon not.
I know this place is India or Pakistan, and there all brick walls look like this, because the bricks are not perfectly cuboid, and they chip away from the edges, so it looks like there are gaps but the mortar is there.
I saw it too and thought "Never assume that because someone works in a building made out of rubble, with tools easily mistook for scrap metal, and wearing sandles, that they aren't every bit as smart, and twice as resourceful as us guys with our well-lit shops and fancy, clean tools.
absolute respect! Certainly such countries are in need of help, but nonetheless they must be given the utmost respect and not constantly belittling their achievements!Furthermore, we should not always set our standards and impose our techniques, because otherwise people can quickly become unemployed etc. They should only do something in terms of occupational safety 😂 The sunglasses are certainly not the best protection for welding 🤣🤣
I thought the hole was going to be like 10cm deep, just enough to hold the bottom end in place then build scaffolding around the pipe and gradually hammer-spread the screw down. But the deep hole made a lot more sense of course.
You have to love how they beat the heck out of everything over there. The main guy is cool with the shades. They also have a lot of government work there. One or two guys working and several others standing around watching...
They take turns. When 1 gets tired another steps in. You didnt notice that when they were done making it and lowering it? Dude in the white got tired and someone came and relieved him.
Literal fact most men have more tools laying about the home garage then this guy has in a whole shop! It’s amazing to see what can be done with a modest amount of equipment.
The thing that amazes me the most when seeing these People work. Here in europe, you arent even allowed to enter a site without the proper safety shoes. And here they are working in sandals..
In these poor families, women often work at home with children or themselves. Some NGOs give them work like handicrafts and the things which require more dexterity, as women are better at that.
Holy cow !!! What precicion instrument is Cab Calloway knocking together ? I hope he walks away with all his toes and fingers at the end of the day 🤣🤣🤣
It's amazing what people can do with little resources as long as they keep the brain working. It's kind of sad though when I see people that keep working in these conditions when we refuse to work because someone dropped the chocolate on our chair...
5:10 - Is he welding in sun glasses. Please tell me he isnt welding with sun glasses. Hes going to wrinkle up like a prune from all that UV to the face. Safety squints engaged. Yikes.
An auger in that kind of a setup does not turn fast enough to shake anything. The design of this was first described over 2400 years ago, it does not have to look pretty, it just has to do the job.
It's welding not soldering... You know welding without a welding mask makes you bliind in time right? It scars the back of your eyes, doing permanent damage. I feel sorry for future welding guy...
These bricks are made in Klins, and aren't cuboid even when they are made. They chip away from the edges as time passes on however they stand. I don't understand how though.
Was talking about screw augers today (in swedish)and got this video recommended. Im going to build 2 pieces that looks pretty much like the ones in the video. Except we have a nice workshop and better modern machines. Crap job but luckily we dont make them too often
Это уровень "Дед", сваривание как с маской ,так и без, откручивание без ключа(до 40 руками з,так и при помощи.а законы физики работают только по мере их познания.
This guy is either the toughest old dude I’ve seen in a while… or he’s 28.
I thought the same .👍
They are Punjabi .hard working and smart
28 but the life makes him look my age, 58.
blind mans bluff?????????
@@abdulkhaliqdehlvi4449 smart? blind at an early age???
I used to weld with a flip helmet until I saw my eye doctor. He said I was a welder, and that I needed a new electronic helmet to save my eye sight. I can just imagine what burning and scaring this guy is getting using sunglasses...
It was really making me nervous watching him weld with just sunglasses on 😖
Are they just sunglasses, or are there now a spectacle type with instant filter built in?
@@nigelparker5886 I double checked and the welding glasses provided today are still not rated for arc welding, only plasma (torch) welding, as they only go to shade #5.
You also want a pair that seal completely around the eye with a foam gasket to keep light out and causing reflections and making the work impossible to see.
Everything they are doing is a violation of heath and safety in many countries. Improper clothing, footware, ear protection, gloves, welding mask and ventilation.
@@johnmansell5097 Which is how their products cost much less than those made in countries where the safety is mandated by the governments.
But their products are not as reliable as those made where safety and quality are mandated as well!
People talking about the effort, but I just appreciate the people who came up with this method, genius!
Especially the coke bottle. 😂
@@BLASTIC0 yeah that made me lol. I'm from Pakistan myself and this was something I'd to in my backyard while doing some hobby project. "Jugaad" is a word we use to describe such impromptu solutions
@@syedabishosainrizvi7817 hey, as long as it gets the job done.
@@BLASTIC0 EXACTLY
I do appreciate how seriously, and skillfully these men work. I had a huge respect in them. They deserve much more from what they actually get.
You're right. Give them a raise to 85 cents /hour.
@@Tsamokie sarcasm?
@@aaltan No. Realism.
You don't know what they earn.
@@brucemoyers1006 whaat do they earn?
Well done those men, they certainly earned their wages. Thank you.
You are welcome
@Muhhahha lmao no, they don't get paid by hour, they get paid for what they sell and they are the ones to decide the price. By your logic if they got this piece done in one day (as is implied in the video), they'll have to sell it for one dollar?
Western Industry: “We use a 250-tonne press which shears and shapes each part of the screw mechanism to critical tolerances.”
That place: “We have a man with a sledgehammer who hits it exactly.”
At times in the the west i think we over think things. If it works, then it works. Why do we always over engineer things when they do not need it.
You made me crack up!
this Place is Pakistan
these ppl have the skills... but not the knowledge... they are working hard. not working smart. i assume factories like these are the same in all asian countries
@@MrOner07 you could say that take away the machinery from factory workers in the west and they would be stumped and work would come to a stop whereas these guys would continue as they are with a welder, sledgehammer and sheer determination.
you gotta respect the ingenuity of what they are able to achieve, with the tools at hand.
And not a table or a tape measure in sight…..wow…top job you guys. Imagine what these guys could build in a fitted out workshop !
The discs are likely plasma cut, and the other parts too are measured before this workshop. The instructions are likely "stretch it till it gets to the other end"
@@dansw0rkshop Zactly. No precision work here.
they would create nothing more, nothing less.
They could always get a job in their country's space industry! 🥳🥳
Awesome job. These guys are crazy. Sharp heavy metal, no gloves, flip-flops, and everything else in between. Still, hats off. Good job
Thats why they live twice shorter than people with hats
If by crazy you mean dirt poor, you're correct.
Amazing strength to swing that sludge hammer like that. True craftsman. Where is this?
Pakistan, Punjab province by judging from their dress.
I've seen augers made from pressed segments and from continuously rolled auger fliting. This is the first time I've seen it done entirely by hand. Wow.
And that looks like about 1/4" steel
Never mind the screws, that 15 foot high brick wall’s got no mortar in it 😳
I have always wondered how to make a screw conveyor. These guys just taught me. I really respect the guys that do this stuff by hand, day in and day out.
Arrrrr no they didn’t that was an abomination of a screw conveyor.
@@MussaKZN Anything working is better than nothing ... Small brains always left behind with pennys n nobody cares
@@MussaKZN I'll admit, I did have to use a little imagination to fill in the blanks here...
This guy will be blind in time. Amazing effort and skill.
he might have his eyes closed.
@@rickwilson5611 Doesn't matter the skin of the eyelids is to thin to protect from UV rays from welding
He's probably using his safety squints.
Lol you say that like he had some sort of protection and just forgot it.
I think he's got more concerns than losing eyesight.
Wait wait wait i just saw at 1:27
What's that he has over his face?
Omggggg. A welding shield.
@@jossypoo welding masks are like bullet proof vests. Putting one on after the damage has been done won't help.
Tourist: “And what do you do for a living?”
Him: “I make screws.”
Tourist: “That must be very fiddly work.”
Him: “Not really…”
The only shop where the proprietor yelling “screw you” multiple times might be a discount, then you find out the price is significantly less than you expected.
Doing hard physical labor with zero safety mindset all at the same time as sounding like minions.
You'd have to be melanin gifted.
My face would be like a blistered racoon the next day.
Amazing, it adds a whole new meaning to the words "Custom Made."
How is that?
Forget the screw conveyor, that's the jankiest brick wall I've ever seen.
travel the world, you'll enjoy the experience seeing more!
@@unionse7en Oh I agree, and have. Spent several months in Honduras, Guatemala and Peru and loved every minute if it. And my comment about the brick wall still stands...even if that wall might soon not.
Haha I was thinking is there any mortar in that wall!! Dry stacked.
I know this place is India or Pakistan, and there all brick walls look like this, because the bricks are not perfectly cuboid, and they chip away from the edges, so it looks like there are gaps but the mortar is there.
I saw it too and thought "Never assume that because someone works in a building made out of rubble, with tools easily mistook for scrap metal, and wearing sandles, that they aren't every bit as smart, and twice as resourceful as us guys with our well-lit shops and fancy, clean tools.
absolute respect! Certainly such countries are in need of help, but nonetheless they must be given the utmost respect and not constantly belittling their achievements!Furthermore, we should not always set our standards and impose our techniques, because otherwise people can quickly become unemployed etc. They should only do something in terms of occupational safety 😂 The sunglasses are certainly not the best protection for welding 🤣🤣
I am 14 and this is so deep
Such a feat of precision engineering and alignment, to minute tolerances of inches or feet, more or less! "How many whacks, boss?... - All of them!"
Thank goodness he has safety sandals on!
As a time served British engineer,( toolmaker/ jig bore) of yesteryear... I have to simply say...I salute you sirs! Cheers from the UK
It is amazing what a person can do with a sledge hammer. Just about the time that I think that I have seen everything that is to be seen, I see this.
Bet you’ve not seen a pig play the banjo, or a monkey play the flute.
@@BigButtocks967 There are a lot of things that I have not seen, what is your point in posting this message to me.
I thought the hole was going to be like 10cm deep, just enough to hold the bottom end in place then build scaffolding around the pipe and gradually hammer-spread the screw down. But the deep hole made a lot more sense of course.
it's good if it works but if it's already so rusty when it's new , how long is it going to last in opertion
The material being moved will polish the auger and the life of the auger will depend on how abrasive the material is.
You have to love how they beat the heck out of everything over there. The main guy is cool with the shades. They also have a lot of government work there. One or two guys working and several others standing around watching...
I love the pounding away with the hammers in open toed flops. 😄
They take turns. When 1 gets tired another steps in. You didnt notice that when they were done making it and lowering it? Dude in the white got tired and someone came and relieved him.
That's how every job is unless you're a slave
Or a small business
Hard work by hardened men. Impressive souls have they…..
Skilful men, amazing work with simple tools. Thanks for sharing those skills with people
Thank you very much!
Back breaking hard work, and phenomenal creative skill. I've got full respect for these very hard working gentlemen.
Literal fact most men have more tools laying about the home garage then this guy has in a whole shop! It’s amazing to see what can be done with a modest amount of equipment.
Literal as in hyperbolic, so neither literal nor a fact
@@issadraco532 Yawn.
I have a screwdriver or two in my garage. Don't have any welding equipment or a drill press, unlike the guys in the video.
The thing that amazes me the most when seeing these People work. Here in europe, you arent even allowed to enter a site without the proper safety shoes. And here they are working in sandals..
I am concerned by the lack of diversity in this trade. I am sure there are woman looking to change that. 50% women in the trade by 2030.
In these poor families, women often work at home with children or themselves. Some NGOs give them work like handicrafts and the things which require more dexterity, as women are better at that.
😉
Holy cow !!! What precicion instrument is Cab Calloway knocking together ? I hope he walks away with all his toes and fingers at the end of the day 🤣🤣🤣
🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
Belo trabalho!
Comprimentos aqui do Brasil!!
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
It's amazing what people can do with little resources as long as they keep the brain working. It's kind of sad though when I see people that keep working in these conditions when we refuse to work because someone dropped the chocolate on our chair...
Well, obviously that’s how I’ve always made them…! It’s the way Archimedes taught me 🧐😎😜
Thank you for sharing
Peace
Close but Archimedes Screw would be a tube, optionally wrapped around a rod.
The sped-up, high pitched voices, the brick and mortar look all around, this setup looks straight out of Mos Eisley spaceport
Who flinched their eyes whenever he started welding lol
Just some random dudes possessing the superpower of building anything from anything.
Jaw dropping how these guys combine ingenuity, brute strength and know-how to manufacture this damned thing.
The only one working hard was the welder. That pole into the ground was good thinking and it works.
Because he is skilled one.
5:10 - Is he welding in sun glasses. Please tell me he isnt welding with sun glasses. Hes going to wrinkle up like a prune from all that UV to the face. Safety squints engaged. Yikes.
Ooo he is welding in sunglasses!!
@@MussaKZN If they are sunglasses he'll have cataracts in less than a year or two. Or just go flash blind permanently.
Real workers…the way we used to do things…as an apprentice I have made augers this way….the boss had a book that gave disc cutting sizes..
Very cool!
Tired of seeing exploitative factories and owners making money from paying guys like crap, making them work on the floor and failing at safety.
Mis respetos y felicitaciones a estos talentosos hombres
Thanks for posting this PS.
It's certainly amazing just how strong a single spot of weld can be along with the man's accuracy with the sledge hammer.
Parabéns pelo trabalho!!
Incredible & ingenious. Great video.
Thank you very much!
Hard work. In addition, in sandals and sunglasses instead of a mask ... Massacre
بارك الله فيكم ومزيد من النجاح و توفيق
Perfectly balanced it hardly catches the sides at all. I can imagine the whole thing shaking it’s self apart when running
LOL what speed do you imagine this is made to run at where that is possible?
I think this is likely intended to be run at quite a low speed....
Low speed moro
An auger in that kind of a setup does not turn fast enough to shake anything. The design of this was first described over 2400 years ago, it does not have to look pretty, it just has to do the job.
That's absolutely amazing. That they've got all their toes I mean.
Makes you appreciate modern manufacturing techniques.
Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante
Wooow. Really incredible work. With hands , they made it very good 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Haha wow... I used to work for a company that made a lot of these. Impressive... not sure it'd pass our QC though :D
Now that’s work and a workout.. respect ✊ for that craftmanship
Soldadura eléctrica sin protección... Por que ????
Great work gentlemen!
Thank you kindly!
Im not a welder, but i accidentally flashed my eyes often enough for them to hurt just by watching this ;D
Thank you for sharing this skill
My pleasure
the durable safety shoes are genious :-)
Thank goodness for the lookers on. I have a sense that if they weren't there doing their very important job, the whole process would fall apart.
Before industrial factories, there were craftsmen
bravo , ces gars là sont drolement malins et débrouillards , et trés habiles , chapeau les gras
Product and tech support in one facility! WOW
Love these people and old skills.. One day it's gone for ever... Hope it wont
the achieved level of precision without the use of fancy-shmancy tooling is mind-blowing. fascinating!
Pshaw! I've been making mine like that for years!😂😂😂😂
Those knock-off Raybans are definitely rated for ARC welding.
I always wondered the basics of making a conveyor screw. Mystery is over now. Just think if they had a nice shop?
Looks like a nice shop to me.
@@dirtpoorchris Yeah it's beautiful man. I thought I was in the new Tesla factory next to Berlin for a minute.
Glad I'm not the only one who welds in sandals
very hard and dangerous work . Respect working class
That type of Effort they put into making this is unbelievable...
I made some like this in the USA about 30 years ago for a Pangborn shot blaster. It is hard work.
Fantastic :) didnt see this happening :) True skills.
Please tell me where in australia this vid was recorded 😆cheers from new zealand
Judging by the audio, the air there must have a pretty high concentration of helium.
🤣
I was just looking at one of these wondering how they were constructed, great job!
Thanks!
Amazing, really great.
Thank you! Cheers!
Ипааааать. Какой тетанический труд. Молорики, из г и палок делают.
Well done! Ciao from Italy
Sunglasses and bare hands , this guy solder like a real man
It's welding not soldering...
You know welding without a welding mask makes you bliind in time right? It scars the back of your eyes, doing permanent damage. I feel sorry for future welding guy...
@@jeffreygroen9191 never been told you’re a buzz killer ?
@@JapanMaster81 If welding eyes and work injuries are your buzz man...
That's on you..
Avalizando minhas observações chego a conclusão que os jovens não estão querendo aprender o trabalho braçal.
🤩 saludos desde Lota Chile
Such a beautiful noise at 10:15 when he is drilling the hole in it 🕊
I rarely watch a video without blinking
nothing is impossible
Check out the brickwork at 2:40. Pakistani bricklayers must include the worst in the world. Quality of bricks none too good either.
These bricks are made in Klins, and aren't cuboid even when they are made. They chip away from the edges as time passes on however they stand. I don't understand how though.
Rumor has it he moonlights at the Slinky factory.
Was talking about screw augers today (in swedish)and got this video recommended. Im going to build 2 pieces that looks pretty much like the ones in the video. Except we have a nice workshop and better modern machines. Crap job but luckily we dont make them too often
genius technique. What will such conveyors be used for? aggregate? cereal? ore? fluid?
Amazing...
Thanks for watching
判りきっている道具と資材に、力と根気を加えれば、相応の品が作れるというよい例だ
Didn't know Rayban made welding glasses lol
Nota 10 pentru băieții ăștia.
Whoever sped up the video to make these men sound like minions really did them dirty hahahaha
Это уровень "Дед", сваривание как с маской ,так и без, откручивание без ключа(до 40 руками з,так и при помощи.а законы физики работают только по мере их познания.
AWESOME
Thank you! Cheers!
No fancy machines, just skill and ingenuity. Much respect