Tractor Foot Rest Production in Factory Using CO2 Silica Mold 

They could cheaply use a conveyer belt instead of moving everything multiple times.

Steel toe flip flops. 😁

He's also not the guy using his hand to scoop out the sand from a working mixer. They have obviously never seen a video of some getting yanked into one and turned into taffy. 🤢

Steam punk one ? However.. they would throw it on the ground in the dirt a moment before liftoff

They win every NASA tender on price, that spaceship is already flown.

Very tiny, what may be internal Dia?

Sodium silicate when mixed with sand and molded will harden when exposed to CO2 gas. This was only an oil-based sand, molded by compression.

If they let their molds set near the outlet of the furnace - say, upon shelves, with a fan or natural wind blowing the exhaust over them - they will harden up in due time, much as if one put a small cup of vinegar in a bucket, put one’s CO2 cores in the bucket, and then put some sodium bicarbonate in the cup before putting on the lid of the bucket. I’ve done this as an experiment with silicate “cores”. Otherwise, just leave the cores/molds out in the air and give them time. CO2 simply saves time (in vast measure). That said, I think the poster of the vid was either careless or ignorant, going by the crust on the just-poured castings. They use crude molasses as a binder in many foundries in this area.

На чем у их печи работают такую температуру не просто сделать???

It is molasses

I was told that they use used motor oil but that might have been a joke. However 🤔

@@Jonathan.D I'm sure they use used oil.

@@BlindSquirrel666 Right after the metal is poured you can see a lot of flame coming from between the two halves of the mold. It's not normal to see flames like that unless oil is used as a binder. More proof that it is used motor oil. The motor oil burning away causes the finish to be rougher than with modern binders. They are going to remove a lot of the surface material anyway. However, I wonder if as the oil burns off does it have any effect on the metallurgical properties of the final product? Motor oil has a lot of stuff in it and used oil even more so. These guys don't care but it would be interesting to see what effect it has at the molecular level.

It's called parting compound, like talcum powder. So the molds and the pattern will not stick together.

Подножки скорее всего

@@ХорошийЧеловек-ф6ю тоже так подумал,но это сколько техники надо,надеюсь братва с производства ответит) А Вам Спасибо за ответ)

В описании к видео что это чугунные подножки для трактора. Там же изготавливают ещё несколько видов деталей и тоже для трактора.

@@АлексейВиноградов-х6е А наши покупают в китаях. Умные, шопи39ец.

@@АлексейВиноградов-х6е Спасибо) реально на английском так и написано,Я даже не обратил внимание))) 🤝

AS USUAL YOUR SAME PREDICTABLE QUESTION OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN. Hose hose

Yes it's so good to live in the western world. 🤔🤔🤔

@@travelling_stephen indeed...toilets, ability to wash your hands, real shoes not sandals, trucks that aren't grossly overload driven by drivers that don't care ❤🇬🇧❤