@@gritosalerta952correct..I just finished my secondary schooling and got a temporary job with this Japanese manufacturing company in Malaysia...Sharp-Roxy Corp. They were making radio cassette recorders and transistor radios by the hundreds everyday...moving on the conveyors...that's an experience experience. The factory still exists until today but making OEMs for others
I love how solder has high affinity for copper or traces, and is repelled by other surfaces, making it a joy to work with. I would not be surprised if the little bent copper tube blew an inert gas onto the hot end (followed by the large fume extractor intake on the right) to prevent corrosion. Very fast but nails are kind of gross, yo.
Tôi thấy thật tuyệt vời khi bạn chia sẻ nó , bởi công việc này nó rất bình thường trong xưởng sản xuất nhưng ngược lại đây là thu nhập lớn cho các hộ gia đình liên quan đến công việc này
@@ahsudalah4889 Mening yg pake trigger mas bro. Yg bisa naik ke 200 watt. Efektif lumerin timah dengan cepat tanpa bikin panas menjalar board PCB. Kalo PCB kepanasan jalurnya suka ngeletek.
Помните известный номер ( кажется) Хазанова?: - наши инженера создали и изготовили уникальный прокатный стан, который заменяет несколько металлообрабатывающих станков и может обрабатывать деталь от 500 кг до 25 т. Все процессы автоматизированы. От рабочего требуется только в ручную установить деталь!
I wish i understood more about these boards. It's interesting. How do they function? It would be cool to just know exactly what's it's for and how it works.
Impresionante. Pero en ninguna empresa decente aceptarían esa maquina. Por seguridad, se debe adaptar un seguro que agarre los cables para evitar un accidente en el dedo. Al inventar cualquier tipo de maquina, siempre hay que considerar la seguridad del usuario u operador.
Exacto, debería haber unos tubos a modo de conductos para pasar los cables y una barrera de seguridad que mantenga alejados los dedos de la parte de la soldadura, eso como mínimo.
I remember when I was a kid I tried to fix my Rc car and instead of doing this I used duck tapes. Of course, it didn’t work out as I expected but I learned a lot of stuff while I was trying to fix everything before I threw it out in the garbage
Really smart solution. Now.. If you can teach a smaller type of robot arm to do the same thing, you can manufacture these parts at a higher rate. Yes, a robot is expensive, but in the end - you get that money back.
