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2:33 if this was 10 years ago *seeing hair and clothing that close to machines keeps making me think a liveleak logo is gonna appear in the corner any moment*

3:34 all that smoke and vapor with no breathing protection makes me feel so uneasy. All i can think of is the centuries of horror stories of hard working people of asthma, chronic bronchitis, chronic pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary alveolitis, alveolar proteinosis, pneumoconiosis (e.g., silicosis), and respiratory cancerone disorders, kidney damage, hormonal imbalances (Nayak 2002; Gibbs et al. 2014; Chappard et al. I don't know if it's true but some studies point to aluminum and other metals that block receptors as being potentially linked with alzheimers or dementia, although some say no as well.

I remember watching these educational programmes while I was on a full time Pre Engineering college course in 1973 and 1974.

I advise all youngsters I meet who are considering their future career to NOT even consider working in engineering, the most thankless future awaits them should they choose to ignore my advice

Remember this from school days' loved it ...........

That film was from early 80s. By that time Japanese and German companies were mass producing CNC mills and lathes. No need to wonder why British industry faltered.

LONG SLEEVES AND NO SAFETY GLASSES, THIS DUDE DOESN'T KNOW THE FIRST RULES. 0:40

Who's here because of EIN3390 Manufacturing Processes?

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I particularly enjoyed the intro thanks for posting This is prime BBC

The intro was class 😮

This really helped with my learning

Brilliant video thanks for posting!

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Good inframation for welding all types of welding l was able to see and understand It is possible to understand the differenesce of one This video is Excellent

Stainless steel looks better

I’m new to machining and I’m learning on cnc equipment, but these old machines are so cool. I’d definitely want to run some of these old machines.

Worked at Flexibox Northern Ireland, mostly Herbert Capstans!

wonderful

as a weldor, this is a wonderful video......well done

Been running CNC Turret lathes for almost 10 years now, but THIS was amazing to watch. Damn they were brilliant back in the day, paving the future for us kiddo's.

I used to watch this on Sunday Mornings on RTE.

Fantastic - I’ve binge watched the whole series. Takes me back to the EITB course and my apprenticeship in the machine tool industry (Watford college and Lapointe Broach also in Watford) in the mid 1970s. These videos convey their subject matter beautifully, with a great balance of practical demonstrations, simple theory which is nicely developed, with no prior knowledge assumed, efficiently explained with good diction, effective diagrams and visual aids. Excellent, no nonsense, fit for purpose, technical education. I’m so happy you have managed to obtain and curate these short films here on RUclips. My heartfelt thanks.

That brought back memories from over 50 years ago, happy days on c/lathes , Herbert 9C then Warner and Swazy and Mazak CNC machines. I could even smell the compo !

Turret lathes are the best! I love working with them!

I remember watching this in the late 90s at college

"'specialised toilet accessories" is a phrase that needs to be used more often.

What’s aluminium? And why in the heck would I use a face plate on a lathe to drill a hole on a square plate

Awesome

It takes me lot of years exploring RUclips to find this impressive series

Great

These videos have been great for me as I'm studying to become a machinist.

Great stuff

Tresure of knowledge !!!

Hello from the other side 241 :). My favorite part is when he touched the lead sheet.

Hmmm…..so, could you call a twist drill a cylindrical planer?

This is most beautiful job in the world,, I love my job,,

Another very informative and interesting video thank you for posting.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's, thank you for posting this interesting and informative video.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's thank you for posting another interesting video.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's, thank you for posting another interesting video

The person performing the oxyacetylene, MMA, brazing, and bronze welding etc is Roy Sandy, he was my welding instructor in the 1980's and i remember those welding bays with very fond memories, where i was taught great skills, very sadly the college was demolished for a housing project.

Another interesting and informative video, thank you for posting.

I studied engineering craft studies in the 1970's, another interesting video thank you for posting.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's, thank you for posting this interesting video.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's, another interesting video thank you for posting.

Another very interesting video thank you for posting.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's so found this very interesting, thank you for posting.

I studied mechanical engineering craft studies in the 1970's, another very interesting video thank you for posting.

Another interesting mechanical engineering video thank you for posting