These hard working poor guys who never went to school are displaying excellent - skill, team work, motivation and intelligence...they get peanuts while the owner makes huge margin out of their blood and sweat...
@@valval8957 Хм... я на днях ролик смотрел , там такие же суровые пацаны резали зуб на шестерне больше метра в диаметре , так вот там стружка с мизинец лежит слоем рядом со станком , а им пофиг , ходят в таких же тапках ! 😳
Ease? If you paid attention you’d of seen it took two days to build the part and they had to melt down a defective attempt for material, meaning a loss of two days wage.
My heart goes out to these brave souls who does this every day for the little wages they make they deserve safety gear and fresh showers we do not understand what hard work and sacrifice it takes to do this to survive
Ага, я удивился как только винт не вылетел с патрона... А когда увидел как резец колбасит чуть глаз не выпал))) Про нахождение центра - не не слышали) в конце обязательно высокоточный замер глубины РУЛЕТКОЙ, на диаметр я так понял им пофиг, есть дырка и ладно. Причём это именно дырка, а не отверстие😈. Затем нужно уронить и постучать кувалдой. Зашибись. А при финальной обработке болгаркой такие виртуорзные манипуляции, что у последней аж рукоятка сама откручивается))) В общем сказать, что в ах******уе - ничего не сказать😅 Но в целом парни молодцы, сделали тяжёлую работу как смогли, работать будет, хоть и с биениями 👍. Вот так и живут в странах третьего мира... 😮
Все народы в комментариях , восхищаются работой этих мастеров .. И только диванный болобол , алкаш Иван в десятом поколении - не доволен .. Зависть , беспомощность и глубокая похмель - делают свое дело .
When they lose one it'll re-grow like frogs. Those guys are a new sub-species when it comes to accidents. Did you see the OHSA foot wear, respirators, safety goggles, gloves, fire-proof clothing and all the rest of PPE's? Come on give them a break!🤣🤣🤣
Блин на таких винтах индийской сборки страшновато плавать люфт задней бабки два сантиметра а ещё за токарем надо смотреть чтоб его в пропеллер не засосало тягой 😅
Esses trabalhadores são altamente habilidosos, imagina sendo treinados, com equipamento de segurança, maquinas modernas e condições humanas de trabalho...seriam os melhores do mundo no que fazem, Parabéns!
Притставте себе винт изготляют в Пакистане на судно я думаю что оно проходящие и ето суп подряд без балансировки в кустарных условиях изготовили заново
These guys all WORK so amazing together! And hard, very hard workers. No gloves, no shoes, no complaining! No safety, except 1 shield to keep someone from getting hit by a huge spinning prop! (wonder how many got hit before they installed that safety screen)
What many don't realize is that long ago that craftsmen knew the safety hazards of their work; yet they were skilled at not being seriously injured. For example using a hammer and chisel; then one were skilled at using them without hitting the hand now chisels come with safety features so then that skill is lost to the modern craftsmen. Remember accidents will still happen despite all the safety equipment because it lures the worker into a false sense of security. I am not saying not to wear safety gear since it's available. However in situations where it's difficult to be safe then the next best is to be careful
This is the first time seeing a guard on a lathe. This means that someone walked into that spinning prop. But, good job with worn out tooling, and basic sand casting.
This is where all our old unused equipment ends up. I'm no machinist but even I could see the flex in that drill and boring bar. Amazing though how much they do accomplish. Coming soon to a pirate craft near you.
basta nascere in un posto come questo e la tua vita la devi vivere come loro. Con pochi mezzi ,vestiti di stracci e a piedi nudi e sorprendente come riescano a lavorare in una fonderia . ognuno ha un suo ruolo preciso e lo sa fare molto bene.onore a questi lavoratori!!
É bem interessante ver como esses senhores trabalham, ao mesmo tempo é triste ver que muitos como eles ainda nos dias de hoje, trabalham sem equipamentos ou medidas de proteção para sua segurança física.😟
I am deeply moved by the incredible craftsmanship showcased in this video. The dedication and skill of the workers are truly commendable. However, it also saddens me to witness the absence of essential safety equipment during such hazardous tasks. As a proud representative of a safety gloves company in Pakistan, I understand the critical role protective gear plays in ensuring the well-being of workers. Ensuring the safety of workers should be a top priority in any industry. I believe that with the right protective equipment, the artisans in this video could not only enhance their safety but also further improve the quality and efficiency of their work. Let's all work towards creating a workplace culture where every worker, regardless of their craft, can perform their duties with the utmost safety and protection. It's a small investment that yields immeasurable returns in terms of human well-being. Stay safe, everyone! 🌐🧤
Oh my god! one of them is wearing shoes!!! So much effort for something that with the proper equipment and technology can by done accurate and most of all safely in a matter of minutes..
That`s making something out of almost nothing! True craftsmen at work....... and somehow environmently friendly too! Besides: I´d love to watch a similar video about that shipyard where they brought the prop to!
No Safetey devices or precision equipment ? a Screw like that would vibrate the ship and Propulsion system apart plus half of those workers would be missing toes and other body parts in those conditions
These guys are some brave souls, BARE FEET, no masks they don’t even have electric winches, all the chain falls are manual. They moved it to the machine area with a little beast of burden lol 😂 this is really stunning to watch. Not sure I would trust that prop shaft centering though. Watching the pilot bore flexing around was a bit scary and checking it with a tape measure, but you can see it wasn’t their first rodeo so Cudos to those men. Amazing to watch something that would be done with state of the art equipment here in America being done with technology from centuries ago basically. FASCINATING AND SUREAL. OSHA who lol 😂
На заре СССР техника безопасности писалась кровью. В этой стане тепло. А теперь подумайте как строились заводы на Урале в Сибире в зонах вечной мерзлоты, зде морозы были до - 60градусов. А ещё на Урал в годы войны (41-45гг) , были эвакуированы целые заводы,которые работали на морозе под открытым небом, вот где были трудности.
Considering the risks involved and the way way these gents are attired, this is some of the most thrilling footage I've seen in a long time! I'm genuinely surprised that there were no casualties! But, yeah...propellers.
Beyond everything else like safety, there is on important matter that is totaly ignored - the quality of such a casting method. Adding up God knows what into the melting pot out of bucket where seems to be some pieces of cut copper wire and brass/bronze debris does not guarantee any material properties. Poor people have to survive making shit out of shit, selling it to same poor people.
@@epiphanshiperson200 Yeah, all these wire parts and whatnot make an alloy of Pakistanium. I can't help to think about how many ships in the world sail the oceans with something like this.
@@user-wq2lq5ke5z у нас для Массивных кузнечных слитков тоже есть вакуум-камера, и вакууматор для обработки стали в ковше с одновременной продувкой аргоном,чтоб удалить из сплава водород идр.растворенные газы
16:24 Fine example of why it's *Monumentally Moronic* to have exposed feet around molten metal. At least when you're dealing with pouring the metal wear proper protective gear. Like they did *after* they poured it. Impressive process all the same.
No eye, ear, foot nor head protection. Looked like one guy got molten sparks in his hair. Guess you've got to do what you got to do to make a wage (bet it's fairly small).
Good thing they're wearing their safety feet, safety hands, safety eyes and safety mouths. If they keep it up I'm sure they'll be able to smash yesterday's 3-1/2 hour no injuries record.
See that part at around the 16 min mark? Some molten metal spills and they jump back because it's burning their unprotected feet. If that person had been in charge of a delicate operation, they would have lost control of the machinery and caused an even bigger incident. Straight up clowns in a circus here.
It wasn't the drilling I was concerned with it was the boring bar was not rigid in the tool holder, plus the tool holder had so much play on the bed way, the boring bar just wobbled through the taper hole. When they broached the dam key way it was also not secure. Amazing.
