Expert Cut a Crankshafts of Cruise Ship Into pieces and Made a Crankshaft for Ammonia Compressor ||
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- Expert Cut a Crankshafts of Cruise Ship Into pieces and Made a Crankshaft for Compressor machine ||
#Crankshafts of cruises ships
#compressor Machine Crankshafts
#Making crankshafts
#manufacturing Giant crankshafts
#completeprocess
#discoveringskills
#amazingskills
#producation
#cementbulker
#Crankshafts
#restoration
#20century
#manufacturing
#producation
#manfacturingcrankshaft
#expertmechanic
#crankshaft
#crankshaftgrinding 
Наука
It’s insane how the lathe guy is stepping on the razor sharp swarfe cuttings on the floor without a care in the world…. In sandals!
No eye protection, no gloves, wow.
Makes me glad I was born in the 1st world, I’m an engineer and could not imagine working in those conditions.
I don't know which is more impressive, the forging or the machining. The way the men work together, under atrocious conditions and with primitive tools, to forge the billet is amazing. Then this machinist working by himself to make the crankshaft on an old lathe is also mind-blowing. What skill!
They are amazing to be able to make pieces like this without an indicator or mikes.
@@TomokosEnterprize But you have to wonder how long it will last in service.
@@gibbogle It is a lot to ponder.
I mean just look at the quality of the first cut. It is truly impressive
I wonder about their safety. Maybe they have experience but without wearing a sunglass working at larhe machine where he is watching the cutting mark so closely during starting it. Minimum safety is very emergency. As they are not working under any international company that's why they are not well informed about safety rule.
Magnificent! This is where the real work gets done. Organised chaos, not an H&S or HR person on site, well done those men, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for appreciating
Real men, real injuries.
Que peça é essa ?
@@daniellopes2264 sono tutti alberi a gomiti.
@@bacillo48 Do you know what heavy equipment it is used in? I have never seen a device that big
Awesome! Nice work. But for the love of God, put safety glasses on, please.
Ahh, a first-worlder. Never mind boots or ear muffs or overalls but get your squints on, right? And god has nothing to do with it.
Hearing protection. Yes, they might get something in their eyes, but damage from the loud noise is a certainty.
What computer or anything ! This man is a genius ! I take my hat out to him , imagine how much a professional like him would make here in USA 🇺🇸?
He would be kicked out off site on day one due unsafe practices.. but boy these people are skilled..
He’s no more a genius than any other journeyman level manual machinist! He’s simply offsetting the work to place the rod journal axis in the machine axis. Making crude fixtures with whatever metal is on hand. Very common practice for manual machinists to rough in crankshafts on manual machines before grinding the journals to size in dedicated crank grinders. The scale he’s working in is just larger than typically seen on RUclips. If you look around you’ll see plenty of model engineers performing same setup albeit on smaller machines.
Not to take away from him, but a better description would be cunning or resourceful, something to that effect. Genius, hardly, manual machinists have been doing this for last 200 + years!
@@robertmason8341 My daughter is a manual machinist. She's allergic to the coolants used in CNC shops. Also a hobbyist blacksmith. She was born a century too late! LOL She'd drool over those old machines like the power hammer and shaper. I wish we could have a shop with tools like that!
He would make twenty-five to thirty dollars an hour. I know; I was a machinist for far too long. America does not want skilled labor.
I am a metalworker, I have been working for 40 years (30 on CNC). What they can do with old, rusty equipment is amazing
It's actually insane, this is like a 1850's British factory but even more dangerous
Fantastic such skills these men are all true craftsmen and need to be congratulated
Remember that this country also makes and possesses nuclear weapons.
And dentists that will see you on a lawn chair on a sidewalk.
Fantastic teamwork by hardworking, highly skilled men! I am very impressed!
It always amazes me how much work and time goes into making something from scratch.
Well done
Perhaps not the newest of machinery but with great skill and common sense, fantastic results 🏴
I am not Usually into anything like this but these people are amazing
. 👌 👍 👌
These people never cease to amaze me...They get so much done with so little
These humans are amazing !!! And there is SOOO many like them doing this type of work.
Pakistanis are strong and tough. They fix anything from nothing. They are the best workers in the world. Greetings to you from Libya.
this is a awsome job,well done.you men work together
so well.bless all of you.larry in INDIANA USA
Skilled smart workers, my respects❤❤❤😊
Honestly, when the voices are higher pitch from the speed adjustment, it just makes all it better somehow.
I’m a designer and maker, I love the ingenuity of this kind of work. They’re very impressive.
This is what is called earning with your blood and sweat. Sure these men would not need any tranquillisers to get sleep. Salute….
ماشاء الله تبارك الله بالتوفيق يا رب العالمين
fantastic team working...amazing what they can do with so little..hot and hard work by mainly older men,,,well done men
The younger men are in front of computers..
Magnificent! This is where the real work gets done. Organised chaos, not an H&S or HR person on site, well done those men.
No OSHA, that is for sure !
@@darknes7800 I've seen no sandals around the oven and the hammer, that has to be something.
I was speechless watching they fabricate the crankshaft with manually and with the primitive tools. I only able to say one word..Amazing!!
Not really amazing, this is how it was done 120 years ago this lot just haven’t caught up.
Me gusta más ver trabajar, a estas personas con su inventiva , que a las maquinas más modernas 😊😊
Wow, I am impressed( 80 yr old Canadian machinist and welder)
As a machinist I can state with confidence, job well done!
nice video I love it, and nice job.
Excellent work, except that in the end to make the channel in the brush, the blade is poorly sharpened and there is a little bit of cutting oil missing.
and made into a crankshaft - super skills
you have a incredible workers ! high-skill ! God bless you.
These guys are so intelligent, so coordinated, they don't waste any energy looking good or maintaining the space clean, to them that's unimportant.
Wide eyed amazement, my eyes have been saved several times by wearing so sort of safety glasses. Not sure if its balls of steel or sheer....??
Excellent job 👍👍
The scale of those heavy machines is truly breathtaking. It's hard to believe they're real!
Das ist wie eine Zeitreise. Unter ähnlichen Bedingungen haben die Arbeiter in den Stahlwerken hier in Deutschland auch gearbeitet. Vielleicht sogar mit den gleichen Maschinen
I was thinking of the fine English steam locomotives, but you are right, it was done like that everywhere!
These hard working mechanics deserve good living.
Incrível!
Parabéns pelo grande trabalho de qualidade!
Salvador, BA, Brasil.
The guy working the torch must be very wealthy. He's wearing actual boots! REAL boots! And PANTS!
Okay, I was making jokes about the pants and boots, but these men are genuine professionals and artisans, doing excellent work with what they have. Well done!
@@IonOtter 😅
Got Mr to chuckle.
Or he may not have a family to support.
That machinist is worth his weight in gold!
He should get paid his weight in gold!😮
These men are amazing truly amazing. Great video.
It's funny that the film crew provided them with free safety glasses, and they get rid of them as soon as possible.
Funny but horribly wrong.
How do you know?
These guys are really badass.
Wow! Someone that finally wears boots.... :) Wonder why?
außerdem haben manche sogar Handschuhe. Selten in dieser Gegend
They're so skilled and all are aware of the product they're making. Cooperation is optimal.
And so good reuse of the high grade base material.
Someone PLEASE send these hacks a live center!!!
Great work guys. These men have good skills
Impressive craftsmanship and innovation!
It is good to see they have at least moved on from the regulation open toed safety sandles, given what they have to work with kudos.
Quiero saber con cuánta presión ejecutan ese corte y que número es la boquilla que usa
these are special guys. they possess the strength of Olympic athletes. i can only imagine the heat.
بارك الله فيكم جميعا بألف خير!!!
WoW!!! Such amazing men! Makes me proud to be the same species!
Super cool, seeing present day, full color video of how things were done here 100 years ago, before robots and CNC machinery eliminated so many of the jobs here. Mad respect for these guys! I hope robots don't take their jerrrrbs from them anytime soon.
For an end product like this there is no margin for error. With no precision tools how they get it right is mind boggling. This seems like Pakistan. Can you imagine what they will be able to do with today modern tools.
Amazing and Good Job...😎😎
Amazing the power of a cutting torch.
So what’s the time frame start to finish iam truly impressed with all of it. Great job
Que gente capacita ,felicitaciones unos cracks
fantastic work these men are geniuses
These guys are amazing!
Mesmerizing ! Thanks for sharing!
Some of them are not wearing safety glasses or steel toed boots. The guys in the sandals will find out someday why steel toed boots are for when 100 lbs or more of steel is dropped on their sandals.
U r rights
Feet? Who needs feet? As a lathe operator decades ago I cringe when I see the lack of even rudimentary protective gear. Poor, yes - I empathize, but ... cringe ...
Itulah negara yg blm maju kerja asal2 an saja tdk memikirkan keselamatan kerja.
What an amazing place and amazing workers.
Meu amigo vou finalizar aqui com meus parabéns para você e toda sua equipe top que aí se encontra,seu trabalho é maravilhoso e muito mais parabéns, está contratando Deus te abençoe grandemente ❤
Ojos de lince manos de cirujano 👏👏👏👏👏
Both amzing and shocking at the same time - Great vid
Amazing. Pakistan is a major center for ship breaking, so I assume that is where they got the cruise ship crankshaft.
Respekt an all die Arbeiter, was die auf die Beine stellen!
They put a lot of faith in that dead centre when they are grinding the crankpin journals.
These people have amazing skills.
That piece in the lathe cantilevered out with nothing but that center in that crappy welded on plate.....OMG! I realize the video is speeded up but the CF still must be tremendous with that weight! Gotta love those "safety sandals" he is wearing!
Бензорез-сила!👍🏻
It be good to see the machines that these things go into
Brilliant!! And to think that profit is probably 30% higher than some safer countries!!😊
Tutta Forza Bruta ! , mi fa ricordare quando mie' capitato di lavorare , nel reparto " Battiferro " ove si producevano , sfere macinanti di varie misure , in cui tutte le varie fasi della lavorazione , avvenivano ( tutte ) manualmente , altri tempi ! , di cui non ho proprio Nostalgia ! per mia ( grande ) fortuna .
Excelente profissional, todos desde preparação da peça. " início ".
Amazing work. However, this place is a first class sweatshop. No labor union here to spoil the productivity.
its a Tory vision for steel production in Great Britain
a northern powerhouse indeed !
Magnífico trabalho desses caras
Merveilleux ouvriers.
Молодцы ребята и добавить не чего🎉🎉🎉
I am full of admiration for these guys but I cant see them having long lives with all the fumes ETC flying around.I bet there are quite a few knocking about with missing toes fingers ETC.
สุดยอดคนเก่ง
Amazing congrats 🎉
Ammonia is a 3-10% more efficient refrigerant than CFCs, so an ammonia-based system requires less electricity, resulting in lower operating costs. Ammonia is safe for the environment, with an Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) rating of 0 and a Global Warming Potential (GWP) rating of 0.
Toyota is developing a piston engine with Ammonia as the fuel.
I am awed at the skill.
Podziwiam Was !
Pozdrowienia z Polski :)
Love for video maker
love there language
very chipmunky
based on what these guys wear , It was a surprise to see him put on gloves..Actual safety in mind...:)
Tareef ke liye mere pas alfaz nahi hai ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great team work. Excellent engineers. Take a little more safety. Think of family. It won’t cost much to keep more safe. Well done.
Maravilhosa peça, isso é um girabrequim, e onde vai ser usado?
Jy Sre Ram
v. v good
الله يساعدكم على هاذا الحرارة
You guys are so amazing...
Outstanding workmanship.
Just put a motor on your hoist, already 😂😂😂
Puxa! Não sabia que iam fazer uma obra de arte!
This is a very respectable ironman job! 😎
Where are the promised experts?
I don't see any either. No expert I know would do this kind of work in flowing pajamas and ZERO concern for safety. These hacks are just doing what they need to survive, and guaranteeing future work with call-backs.
@@petermoto409 True.
They're idiots.
They are only good for being a member of parliament in England or as a prime minister of Scotland.
I like the German 90 year old lathe built to last for eternity...
What no one is saying here. Why a forged crank? Forged cranks require far more work and are for highly stressed engines. For most applications a cast crank will more than suffice and is far easier to produce in quantity with minimal machining of the casting. It blows me away how time intensive it is to produce a forged crank versus a cast crank.