Aren't we lucky to live in a country where worker safety is a federal requirement? Not to mention that we make decent money doing this type of work and can afford a home with running water and electricity. Refrigerator full of food for our families, heating and cooling systems. These guys probably can't afford any of that and yet they get up and go to work everyday. I can respect that.
@@laymonleonard6869 Yes you are right. Safety equipment is much more expensive than an arm, leg, foot, eye, finger, yes you're right. If you lose a body part that could be prevented with safety equipment and you can no longer go to work. Who will fill the fridge then? Yes, they don't have any money to pay for life insurance, you're right, yes you're right. How stupid do you have to be and be resistant to safety equipment.
Precision of the hobbing machine leaves a lot to be desired. Knowing that the gear needs to be concentric with the hole inside diameter within .001” and seeing the looseness of the fit on the hobbing machine fixture gives me chills.
And manufactured under the strictest of Pakistani safety rules - safety open toed sandals, invisible safety goggles, billowing dresses and sleeves. Cranes for moving heavy loads. A safety officer's nightmare in anywhere but a 3rd world/
Et alors que il y'a pas de sécurité ,cela te dérange, c'est leurs cultures et tu ne t'ai jamais demandé ce que tu ferais si tu devais nourrir ta famille
All I see here is hard working men trying to better their lives, the lives of their neighbors, growing their country’s capabilities, and keep the gears turning in their country(both figuratively and literally).
You have to remember this is how we used to be in the 60s 50s 70s 80s a 90s in 2000 you have more advanced technology we mustn't forget how it used to be done that's the old way and it always done right so if you say hard work that's the way it used to be my friend 💯🇯🇲🇺🇸🥹😲🥺🙄🫢🤗🤔🤟👍
Dude.. they aren't monkeys in a deserted island in the middle of the pacific. Pretending that this is the best that they can do with what they have is racist as fuck.
вообще никак. Видимо про точность там не слыхали. Станок ещё тех времён, с допусками в миллиметр. О каком качестве эвольвенты может идти речь?😅Да и режут изначально из заготовки сплава жести и кастрюль, знаем, видели. Хватит её на день-два проектной нагрузки.
War als Dreher bei ,,Protego" und schon damals (2003) haben die in Indien Drehteile und Gehäuse für Detonationssicherungen dort herstellen lassen. 4 Monate ausgenutzt und Arschtritt, Vater von 2 Kindern.😢 Kurt
Ребята разбогатели, купили карусельный и зубофрезерный станки, уже который ролик хвастаются ими) глаз дергается от их качества работы, но магазин запчастей по соседству продает пакистанские детали. Обидно, да, но уважаю за смекалку и упертость
Lamentable q su Presidente (INDIA) presuma d su gente q es muy inteligente y trabajadora q no necesita de ningun apoyo para su bienestar y de su familia ni becas de estudio ni apoyo economico ni para su vejez... q con solo q ganen para comer una ves al dia es suficiente y lo demas junto a su salud esta en q solo adoren y c lo pidan a Buda... 🤦🏽 Q las rikezas y la buena vida solo es son para él como Presidente su familia asi como su gabinete (algunos, no todos) y compadres q ya gozan de sus propias empresas gracias al erario publico y al Outsourcing para vivir como Reyes con sus Yates en la bahia.
Old technology??? They're using precision automated tools?? Sure they are skipping out on a bunch of safety gear but that doesn't mean they're not using decent machines
