I would love to know what year this film was produced. Unfortunately the credits were removed at the end. Many do not appreciate the date stamping of these archival films, they allow us to understand the pace of technological; developments , but so very few up loaders fail to appreciate this and omit this important information.
I bet the camera was tied to a string when they let it fall over the conveyor. Other than that, it would have to have been a _pretty_ sturdy camera! Because those things aren't exactly cheap.
@@kebman if the camera was tied up, they wouldn't have had to cut the film. The cameraman's arms and legs probably were flailing about as he was falling and got in the shot. Which may be why they continued the shot after the fall. DUH!!!
It seems less likely that they used up the whole mountain than that making firebrick became unprofitable. Insurance, government regulations (both safety and environmental), pensions, competition from low-cost producers, etc. I notice that Kaiser is now in the medical and medical insurance field. Much more profitable these days.
Ano nymous all of you people like to take jabs at the U.S but fully exploit the products invented here. If you’re so disgusted with us stop using your phone and PC, stop using electricity, and cutting your hair and beard. Don’t just despise us halfway on RU-vid. Go all the way or Shut the fuck up. 🙂
You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Gospel.
+Gen Maximus yOU NEED A professionally made crucible rated for thousands of degrees if you are taking steel and melting it. If you are making steel check out sand casting Iron- then find a place that sells crucibles- they are made in America- on E-bay a Brit sells them but the cost of international shipping puts his crucibles way out range. basic steel is carbon and Iron. Get on a site where people make iron castings all the time
with out an arc furnace or electric resistance... you cant...in great quantities..gas furnaces barely scrape that temp requirementthe refractory is the easy part