I can't believe how they parted off that newly screw-cut shaft, crow bar and big hammer! however these guys do have some great machining skills but haven't they heard of cutting oil/coolant.
Recycling like it should be , When I was a youngster there were thousands of factories and worksites with highly skilled tradesmen and apprentices just like these all over the UK , now you'll be lucky to find anyone,much less an apprentice.
Yes, the good old school of craftsmanship. There will probably come a time when we will respect disappearing professions. Congratulations and best regards (!).
🙋♂️🤲🇧🇷 SÃO BONS PROFISSIONAIS MAIS DEIXAM A DESEJAR NA LIMPEZA TANTO DOS MATERIAIS COMO DAS FERRAMENTAS O TORNO E UMA MÁQUINA DE ALTA PRECISÃO PARA FABRICAÇÃO DE PEÇAS ENTÃO DEVERIAM MANTÊ-LA MAIS LIMPA OS BARRAMENTOS CHEIOS DE LIMALHA PODERÁ HAVER UM ACIDENTE TECSOLDAMCZ RIOS MACEIÓ BRASIL
¡Muchas gracias, hermanos! Saludos desde Monterrey, NL México 🇲🇽. Nos alegra mucho que disfruten de nuestro trabajo. ¡Y gracias por ese poderoso like! 👍 ¡Estamos muy agradecidos por su apoyo! 🌟
Let's write up this bill. Let's see... 325 kilograms of steel, 365 hours labor, two apprentices, large part handling charge, shop materials, and tool sharpening. That comes to $17.35. This is impressive work. ❤
Ah, the eternal question of what to do with all those shavings! Well, funny you should ask... we actually sell them as avant-garde modern art installations! 😄 But in all seriousness, we're always looking for creative ways to repurpose them. Maybe one day we'll unveil our masterpiece made entirely of metal shavings! Thanks for pondering the mysteries of our workshop with us! 🛠️🎨
Imagine what kind of work these guys could churn out in a clean factory with concrete floors and precision tools not to mention some hearing protection and real shoes.
I always find it kind of repugnant when people assume that just because its old that its not accurate doesn't function well, that if its not computerized and shiny . Why would they be in business if they were producing machined components that didn't meet spec. I see micrometers, machinist rulers, and calipers being used. Just as anywhere else would be used. I have a lot of respect for this team of machinists, hobbers, and workman, in a less than ideal environment. I just wish they still taught this in high schools, instead of focusing on gender, and pronouns. Great job guys, you represent a nearly lost art in the US.
Amazing!! Enjoyed all of the creativity and workmanship. But man, no safety shoes, no safety glasses… but according the age of some workers it appears accidents never occurs? But enjoyed all of it
Well since you asked, yes i could do it. I've been making gears and pinions of that size and much much larger up to 16 feet in diameter for over 30 years. So i can very easily scoff at their system of working. It cracks me up seeing comments proclaiming that these guys are "skilled craftsmen" which couldnt be farther from the truth. Their attention to details like surface finish and damage on the tooth lands and roots, run out, tooth geometry, and case hardening is laughable at best. What they are doing is a 1st year apprentice level skill set.
Ah, the elusive vernier chalk! Unfortunately, it seems to be a bit of a rare find these days. But who knows, maybe it's a hidden gem waiting to be discovered in some old-school hardware store? 🛠️🔍 Keep searching, and if you happen to stumble upon it, let us know!
Thank yoy for filming and posting - - nice to watch ! Sorry to hear from HH comnents that this workshop is winding up. I wouod hope that such workshops would continue and be profitable for management and workers alike. ❤😊😊
I find many videos featuring Pakistani machinists and am always amazed by their skills and saddened by their equipment. thses guys deserve better equipment.they can do wonders with them
We used to do work like that in America. Big AL the working man's pal would chew you out for using high speed steel. Ten pound chip loads. Get her done!!
If they would remove their tops and bottoms, twist them until some of the oil and grease came out and to use it on their machinery instead of using hammers, pry bars, and chisels to make their equipment move easier, amazing
Well, that's one way to lubricate machinery, but we might start a new fashion trend in the process! 😄 In all seriousness, we appreciate the creative suggestion. We're always looking for ways to improve efficiency and ease of operation in our workshop. Thanks for thinking outside the box with us! 🛠️👕👖
17:06 tuvo suerte.....la esquivó...esta vez.....seguro que muchos no la tuvieron y perdieron el ojo...que barbaridad...ni unas simples gafas de protección...bueno...gafas ni nada...protección cero.....
Criticize criticize criticize is all the westerners do, the country is making for their own use, so why import when it can be made much cheaper and according to their own workmanship.
Mein Gott , die messen mit Außentaster und Lineal wie im alten Rom , haben die keine Schieblehre , wie soll den dabei ein exaktes Maß rauskommen ? Sagenhaft .
Живу на Украине...В молодости сам работал токарем...Скажу так...У нас таких специалистов уже нет. Старики умерли, смены им 30 лет нет. Работать некому.
انا متفق مع كل الاراء التي تمدح هاولاء العمال و لاكن كن ناحيت الصحيه و النضافه فالامر كارثه باتم معن الكرمخ لا ادري من المساول العمال ام صاحب هذه الورشه و لاكن الامر فضيع فانت لا نعرف حتى ما لون البلاط الاصلي من كثرت القذرات
اما ملابس العمال فحدث و لا حرج ينتعاون اححذيه لا تقيهم من اي شيء بل ان اكثرهم ياتون للعمل ب sondale لا يصلح حتى للتمشي في الشارع نهيك عن العمل وصط اكوام الحديد
To clarify again, I visit different machine shops for my channel's projects, neither of those workshop owned by Hydraulic Hands, i asked the owner about your inquiry, they said they are winding up the business, and they didn't showed any intrest, sorry abt that.
You think America workers would be able to get away with with working in this type of environment!!! 😂 if we did we would have all kinds of industries in America!
That's why modernization..also less Injuries to workers as that old stuff was not exactly the safest to be around and with the state of the health care system if you got injured back then you were hooped
nice, hard working people with very much skills on old machines !!
I can't believe how they parted off that newly screw-cut shaft, crow bar and big hammer! however these guys do have some great machining skills but haven't they heard of cutting oil/coolant.
Recycling like it should be , When I was a youngster there were thousands of factories and worksites with highly skilled tradesmen and apprentices just like these all over the UK , now you'll be lucky to find anyone,much less an apprentice.
so many skills were not passed on apprentices were vital
Yes, the good old school of craftsmanship. There will probably come a time when we will respect disappearing professions. Congratulations and best regards (!).
The Shortage, IS World Wide, Hard to Find Hard Working People, With Skills Like We See Here, God Bless Them
We gave it all the way. Net zero is another nail in the coffin.
They have to be admired for their ability and working in those conditions. Hats off to you guys 👌
🙋♂️🤲🇧🇷 SÃO BONS PROFISSIONAIS MAIS DEIXAM A DESEJAR NA LIMPEZA TANTO DOS MATERIAIS COMO DAS FERRAMENTAS O TORNO E UMA MÁQUINA DE ALTA PRECISÃO PARA FABRICAÇÃO DE PEÇAS ENTÃO DEVERIAM MANTÊ-LA MAIS LIMPA OS BARRAMENTOS CHEIOS DE LIMALHA
PODERÁ HAVER UM ACIDENTE
TECSOLDAMCZ
RIOS MACEIÓ BRASIL
@@soldatec3446 I'll take your word for it 😁
Team work is good 👍
Great show, with good filming. Thanks
I have a 1930`s American Lathe in my garage. Still very accurate. I bet it last`s for hundreds of years. 7 inch Le Blond.
Uncle Rodger would approve this recipe. "Dont measure, use feelings!"
look at the tailstock centre jumping up and down.......a bit of accurate turning here.....
This is a great example of the value of a workers union
Rubbish --unions killed manufacturing in the UK & OZ
Excelentes trabajos mis hermanos saludos desde Monterrey NL México 🇲🇽y les mando su poderoso like 👍
¡Muchas gracias, hermanos! Saludos desde Monterrey, NL México 🇲🇽. Nos alegra mucho que disfruten de nuestro trabajo. ¡Y gracias por ese poderoso like! 👍 ¡Estamos muy agradecidos por su apoyo! 🌟
Let's write up this bill. Let's see... 325 kilograms of steel, 365 hours labor, two apprentices, large part handling charge, shop materials, and tool sharpening. That comes to $17.35. This is impressive work. ❤
это чё они работают за 20 баксов?
I’m curious about two things. What are these roller mills are used for and what is the fuel used in the ovens?
those rollers most probably are going to be used in concrete reinforcement rod making factory and the fuel used is may be HFO/used lube/other oil.
Ótimos profissionais, ótimo trabalho parabéns
What do they do with all the shavings besides pile them up and overfill drums? Amazing
Ah, the eternal question of what to do with all those shavings! Well, funny you should ask... we actually sell them as avant-garde modern art installations! 😄 But in all seriousness, we're always looking for creative ways to repurpose them. Maybe one day we'll unveil our masterpiece made entirely of metal shavings! Thanks for pondering the mysteries of our workshop with us! 🛠️🎨
You can't beat having the right tools for the job. I'll bet that steel rule is marked in thousandths of an inch.
🤣🤣😎😎
Another moaning minnie. Perhaps you never noticed.THE JOB GETS FINISHED and WORKS..
khét đấy .like
OSHA would have a field day in the US if they ran across something like this ! These men have skills .
Safety is our least priority…no safety glasses and I’m willing to bet most them are wearing sandals
@@patricktinley1000 That was what I was going to say (7 months later).
Imagine what kind of work these guys could churn out in a clean factory with concrete floors and precision tools not to mention some hearing protection and real shoes.
Thank you very much sir , everybody try to hide but you........
We get loads of scrap crankshaft every week off CAT etc. They just get melted down. We should send them to you lot to do up.
I always find it kind of repugnant when people assume that just because its old that its not accurate doesn't function well, that if its not computerized and shiny . Why would they be in business if they were producing machined components that didn't meet spec. I see micrometers, machinist rulers, and calipers being used. Just as anywhere else would be used. I have a lot of respect for this team of machinists, hobbers, and workman, in a less than ideal environment. I just wish they still taught this in high schools, instead of focusing on gender, and pronouns. Great job guys, you represent a nearly lost art in the US.
matthew...They don't need to teach it in high school here in America because we don't do that type of work here anymore..At least not much...
Amazing!! Enjoyed all of the creativity and workmanship. But man, no safety shoes, no safety glasses… but according the age of some workers it appears accidents never occurs? But enjoyed all of it
Workmanship is doubtful, the amount of abuse those lathes take is criminal. The simple task of setting the tooling is a hit or miss.
Some people do not understand that a hammer is a precision instrument.
не молоток а микрометр
So is a crescent wrench.
Excellent
Where is this shop?
Scoff at their system of working if you will, BUT could you do it? They could cut a Learjet out of a solid lump with a blunt chisel and a hammer!
Well since you asked, yes i could do it. I've been making gears and pinions of that size and much much larger up to 16 feet in diameter for over 30 years. So i can very easily scoff at their system of working. It cracks me up seeing comments proclaiming that these guys are "skilled craftsmen" which couldnt be farther from the truth. Their attention to details like surface finish and damage on the tooth lands and roots, run out, tooth geometry, and case hardening is laughable at best. What they are doing is a 1st year apprentice level skill set.
Where can I buy some of that vernier chalk?
🇬🇧
Ah, the elusive vernier chalk! Unfortunately, it seems to be a bit of a rare find these days. But who knows, maybe it's a hidden gem waiting to be discovered in some old-school hardware store? 🛠️🔍 Keep searching, and if you happen to stumble upon it, let us know!
@@hydraulichands just a thought, maybe it's digital chalk..
Those welders are older than the Model T.
Thank yoy for filming and posting - - nice to watch !
Sorry to hear from HH comnents that this workshop is winding up. I wouod hope that such workshops would continue and be profitable for management and workers alike. ❤😊😊
I love to see how Industreus the Indian people are. You can literally make somthing from nothing, fix things that most would toss away.
Not india. It's in Pakistan
@@rahulshenoy16 sorry my mistake
I find many videos featuring Pakistani machinists and am always amazed by their skills and saddened by their equipment. thses guys deserve better equipment.they can do wonders with them
@@007007niki but very nice to see their hard work
We used to do work like that in America.
Big AL the working man's pal would chew you out for using high speed steel.
Ten pound chip loads.
Get her done!!
２年前そうだよね☺️頑張ろう‼️
Those infrared thermometers are very useful
miss the guys I hope they are all well peace to you
Si funciona, toda tecnologia es buena.
يستحقون الاعجاب وخاصة الرجل كبير السن
I would LOVE to see some "college" students working like this for their room and board. They would not live long.
What is that big thing they’re repairing?😊
If they would remove their tops and bottoms, twist them until some of the oil and grease came out and to use it on their machinery instead of using hammers, pry bars, and chisels to make their equipment move easier, amazing
Well, that's one way to lubricate machinery, but we might start a new fashion trend in the process! 😄 In all seriousness, we appreciate the creative suggestion. We're always looking for ways to improve efficiency and ease of operation in our workshop. Thanks for thinking outside the box with us! 🛠️👕👖
Your cutting tool is not being reinforced properly. You could clearly seed cutting tool deflection!
Donde se puede comprar de esos tornos ???
21:00 Looks like it's a hundred years old technology turbine shaft.
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love the tight tolerances used here. 🙄
Safety Glasses >> Or maybe these guys have Spare Eyes at home !
Это коллектив джедаев, измерения на глаз по шаблону по чуйке, так только спецы могут создавать шедевры. Снимаю шляпу.
17:06 tuvo suerte.....la esquivó...esta vez.....seguro que muchos no la tuvieron y perdieron el ojo...que barbaridad...ni unas simples gafas de protección...bueno...gafas ni nada...protección cero.....
That is how it was done 100 years ago. Still the same. Pakistanis are a 100 years in the past.
Where's the eye protection as in safety glasses/ goggles?
❤
1:11:11 это твердомер такой?
Penting kah itu demi ilmu Dan aplikasi serta alatan yang digunakan. Pengeluaran Dan hasil lebih penting dulu, kita ada kah industrial begini?!..
Видим полное отсутствие культуры производства, ТБ. Шов сварного великолепен:\(
Criticize criticize criticize is all the westerners do, the country is making for their own use, so why import when it can be made much cheaper and according to their own workmanship.
White lead! A hundred year old technology.
Mein Gott , die messen mit Außentaster und Lineal wie im alten Rom , haben die keine Schieblehre , wie soll den dabei ein exaktes Maß rauskommen ? Sagenhaft .
Живу на Украине...В молодости сам работал токарем...Скажу так...У нас таких специалистов уже нет. Старики умерли, смены им 30 лет нет. Работать некому.
Снаряды то точите ? Я слыхал что Англичане заказали 155 мм в Пакистане надеюсь их не так делают !
die Massen an Späne da is die Verletzungsgefahr besonders groß und es räumt sie keiner weg
Good old fashioned engineering no cad here
India is so far behind they'll never catch up...
Equipment is made with soft metal won't last long
Why no safety glasses?
Only cowards use protection gear
Webster Bennet still going strong
Que mal acabado de la rosca exterior del eje 🧐 a mi me la tiran por la cabeza 🤔
25:50 don't you hate it when the boss's son is on the jobsite.
انا متفق مع كل الاراء التي تمدح هاولاء العمال و لاكن كن ناحيت الصحيه و النضافه فالامر كارثه باتم معن الكرمخ لا ادري من المساول العمال ام صاحب هذه الورشه و لاكن الامر فضيع فانت لا نعرف حتى ما لون البلاط الاصلي من كثرت القذرات
Un bleu de travail ça serait mieux plus pratique comme vetement
زد على ذالك شروط السلامه مفقوده كابلات التبار الكهرباي منتشره على كامل الارضيه
Rzeźnia.
اما ملابس العمال فحدث و لا حرج ينتعاون اححذيه لا تقيهم من اي شيء بل ان اكثرهم ياتون للعمل ب sondale لا يصلح حتى للتمشي في الشارع نهيك عن العمل وصط اكوام الحديد
A company Kotha
Skickliga karar med enkla medel!
I've inquired a half dozen times about where this is exactly. I can supply machinery.
To clarify again, I visit different machine shops for my channel's projects, neither of those workshop owned by Hydraulic Hands, i asked the owner about your inquiry, they said they are winding up the business, and they didn't showed any intrest, sorry abt that.
Thank you for your attention and response. I enjoy your channel @@hydraulichands
You think America workers would be able to get away with with working in this type of environment!!! 😂 if we did we would have all kinds of industries in America!
Nah, the EPA and OSHA would shut it down overnight
😊@@David-p7z9n
That's why modernization..also less Injuries to workers as that old stuff was not exactly the safest to be around and with the state of the health care system if you got injured back then you were hooped
I think we already did. But we evolved
It’s the labor costs that makes it prohibitive.
👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪👏👏👏👏♥♥
WIW
for gods sake, clean up your workplace!
Деревяшка на люнете это сильно.......
Are these ied's
видно что рабство ни кто не отменял