Motorcycle Chain Sprocket Manufacturing || How Its Made Rear Wheel Sprocket || Sprocket Production
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Motorcycle Chain Sprocket Manufacturing | Rear Wheel Sprocket Machining Process | Sprocket Production
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I could imagine the sign on the wall saying " It's been 67 minutes since our last time off accident" :)
30 seconds
With a hand written comment under it of “And nobody cares - move along!”
I bet they have less accidents, being aware of what's going on around them, then any comparable shops in the US. ... And I'd put real money on that.
0 minutes since last accident, 30,000 years since last time off
I can bet they are more alert of their safety than most workers in the USA where so called safety is a major concern to low productivity on behalf of workmanship...
11:40 That gear hob was made in Rockford Illinois, and probably back in the 40's-50's, and it's still purring along. You won't see the new machines lasting that long.
Made in the USA!
@@rengankrishnaiyer6912 back when it meant something
there is nothing on those that breaks tbh. bearings are replaced, gears when they wear.. they can make new ones themselves there for it. it is just an electric motor spinning metal.
@@johndonovan7018 I think you can still get parts through a company that bought the machine division.
@@wano1949 there is no way they ship outside the US. ameican companies are extremely ship racist... even getting things in canada can be mission impossible
Тот, что за красным станком фаски снимает, наверное уже пятый за месяц.
Интересно, они станки отмывают от предыдущих работников?
Жесть, конечно!
сначала 10 пальцев постепенно по фаланге тратит, потом идёт на повышение на виброустановку с опилками
Станок красный специально , что бы отмывать меньше пришлось.
Техника безопасности 🗿
It is very inefficient to keep dropping the parts to the floor only to pick them up again for the next operation. They should have tables with metal tops to stack the parts on and then slide them to the next operation. That would speed up production, reduce worker fatigue and keep the parts cleaner.
considering it looked like they were using dirty and even painted recycled plate as the raw material I don't think keeping the parts clean was much of a consideration. But you're right about how inefficient it is to move the material so many times. I'm sure a little thought would have saved them hundreds of man hours in wasted motion.
Everything you said is so true. One rough punch with sprocket, teeth, hole, gear and bends to reduce warping at one go could save them huge separate machine costs as well! The shorter green liquid punch thing literally made me cringe. The idea of chalk or dry sawdust use to reduce rusting inside storage was smart for most types of metal.
@@thtiger1 man hours are cheap there.
But they get payed 1 whole nickel for each compled part ?
@@scottwilke3966 .02-.03 cents
The machine we see at 12:48 is called a "Gear Hobbing" machine. The one shown is by Barber-Colman, and that company produced two sizes in 1910 that could precisely cut teeth in gears. So that machine is pretty old. And still going.
These men are pretty cool workers.They can't make a mistake with such a machine that punches thru steel like hot knife thru butter.Thanks for vid & my motorbike sprocket.
That sprocket cutter was one mean machine in the 1950’s in the Harley Davidson factory in Wisconsin
Lo increible es que, esa maquinaria Made in Usa, con un mal mantenimiento ( todas botan aceite ) y un mal trato de esa gente, funcionen perfectamente. !!!!
that operation at 5:50 looks very safe lol
They could easily build something out of cheap wood to make this thing even a little bit more safe, but as we can see with the missing tables for the products between steps, they just coulnd't care enough for that, so why bother with worker safety?
Would be interesting how many men already have massive head injury because of machines like that over there.
@@Glasrandkante Mostly the accidents with machinery cause loss of fingers or limbs.That machine right there is a finger remover for sure.
техніка безпеки просто відсутня - відкриті електрощитки, шестерні і шківи не закриті кожухами. Дурдом.
Ага, может их много, поэтому забили на технику безопасности
Без закалки эти зубья быстро приходят в негодность.Помню как на ЗиД 50-пилот их менял без конца пока не нашел советскую звезду.
потому и делают в таких количествах
Их закаляют после обработки
@@NURS98 надо добавлять - наверное ) Это же пакистанцы.
fascinating but scary at the same time
Вот это работа, без перекура 12 часов, а то и больше.
@@Timofey007 потом зубья подкалят небось!
@@Timofey007 Ведомую звезду можно даже с дюралюминия делать. Это ведущую калить надо.
@@MievaVid зачем? как стработается так новую купят.
@@SUP-2101 у 634ки чехословаки и ведомую калили.
Поясните, зубья просто наплавили? Типа как электродом по железяке? А почему тогда стопка дисков не слиплась друг с другом?
Молодцы индусы,самые лучшие классические мотоциклы делают,да вообще вся мототехники простая у них отличная,Явы баджадж
Kamal Hogya !
Muito legal ! Ótimo trabalho!
we needs those on our bicycles here in the usa. Everything is paper thin chinese junk. One hard pedal and the sprocket will bend. bicycles cost 100.00 at walmart. I can find old 80's bicycles that use those parts.. hard to find though in descent condition.
Приезжай в бывшие советские республики. И у нас, в РФ можно найти старые велосипеды.
These days, state side, we would just cut these out on a CNC laser. Throw a sheet of 10 gauge (or whatever size you require)on the table, nest them as close as possible, and cycle start. About 15 minute later, a sheet full of finished parts.
Though, I can really appreciate the process they use here. Reminds me of my apprenticeship many years ago.
Question is will it be cheaper to do it with a cnc laser cutter considering they cost over 100 grand usd and cost of consumables.
корабли режут , тут же металл идет в производство
This factory does’nt differ that much from the metalfactory I used to work in when I was about 18yo. Some50 years ago. I was machining plates used in telecom relais. Only I had to wear an overall and safety glasses. While machine I had to keep the oil coolant on spot (Shell Tellus No10). I would be slapped at the back of my head by the foreman if I let it run dry. And we used bin, steel bins. Keep tools and product of the floor at all time.
Нанрппгрыноеырофщ
I notice that hobbing machine was made in Rockford IL. bout 50 miles from me.
They use some phosphate coating as the lubricant (white powder) on the plates to keep the dies run long tears.
I’m so grateful I live where I do and was able to have my job delivering yachts. I did something I enjoyed and the owners were happy their purchase had arrived un-damaged.
????? WTF has that got to do with motorcycle rear wheel sprockets. Keep taking your meds, 😂😂
@@clifficus means he never worked a hard day in his life or never got dirty!!! Ha ha ha
Get a real job
@@clifficus Ed Smith called it. That’s exactly what I meant.
First video i've seen where they are not wearing sandles
These lads never heard of health and safety, if something does go wrong I can only imagine 😳
Всё отлично, но как они любят всё швырять на пол, чтобы потом поднимать
Походу это наши станки , в 90-х их на металл сдавали
Love these worksafe videos
Hmm, maybe it would have been a good idea if the US had continued to manufacture machine tools. Some of these machines are as old as I am,(79)and still going strong.
Very nice machinery in that shop 👍🏼. But no safety glasses 😧
superior pakistani technology
This is the way Grandpa used to do it, and don't you DARE change anything!
_"Chuck 'em on the floor, and let the lazy buggers pick 'em up and drill a hole here, punch a hole there, then chuck 'em on the floor again Ha! Ha! 🤣🤣🤣"_
Very talented people
The place is spotless.
it has to be !
Excelente muy buen trabajo los felicito 👏 👍 💪
I like watching to see all the safety stuff they don’t wear
Those are real men.
The process requires all parts be placed on the floor before the next step. No bins, tables or carts allowed!
Very good,
The machine cutting the teeth into the sprockets says it was made in ROCKFORD USA
Very nice . Thank You
I wonder if the boys with pink soft hands making these videos ever kick a little of that sweet RUclips lucre back to the fellows in the shop. With the money they are making they could treat the workers to a buffet meal at the shop or some such.
americans complaining about safety, like usual
جزاك اللهُ
woww amazing
The next time I order a 46 tooth sprocket from my favorite parts vendor and they tell me its back order , I know who to blame.
Didn’t realise they had video back in the Victorian age. I was looking out for the little kid they send up the chimney!
OMG
Safety first
The man 1:05 polishes the flywheel with his head
🤣🤣🤣
7:57 i like that there is already blood on the floor
Great job guys
Why does home boy with the green beanie remind me of an Keebler Elf lmfao!
OMG OSHA would shit if they saw that guy putting the metal discs into that spinning thing with his bare hands 😳
There are over 250 countries in the world . . .
@@TRPGpilot - There are 190 - Why?
They should have carts that can handle the sprockets and they could roll it over to the next operation. And that is only one size sprocket. I like the way the teeth were made.
6:04 Yo dude, don't look at the camera, look at your fingers being cut off. Absolutely no safety standards being used anywhere in this unsafe mechanical factory and no reason for that, no matter how poor or cheap the owners are. SMH.
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Нужно было с пластилина сразу делать !
качество заменено количеством
Nyc 👌👌
Amazing !!! Not much for PPE Though.....:(
"They don't make em like they used to..", they actually do.
OSHA
MASHAE LLAH
OSHA: * faints *
lol
У третье видео смотрю про эти звёздочки,,,,да кому они нужны в таких масштабах ? Пакистанцам ? Или они по всему миру их продают ? Сталь ,,Пластилин N-4" ?
Тебе же и продают.
Ну закалку не показали. Значит, у них это расходник, который меняют, как масло. Большим спросом пользуются
@@TheAmd481 я не понимаю, от чего такие выводы у умников? у меня на лисапеде звездочка. 54 зуба. делал на заводе в 87 году. С листовой 65Г, сырец. никакой термички. вот как сделал, так и езжу до сих пор. У рускоязычных, это шо, вывих мозга такой, или родовая травма, шо людей так хаите? всё путем там. И со сталью, и с термичкой. бы ло бы плохое, не покупали бы. Да и население пол лярда.
@@fainderskurs-koi8767 эти звёздочки не для лисапеда, а для мотоциклов. А мотоциклы в пакистане - типа ишаков. На каждый грузят по тонне груза.
А покупают это говно потому, что дёшево. У них выхода нет - или покупать это или ничего.
@@TheAmd481 какая в жопу разница. Это раз. во вторых, ты шо, знаешь какая там сталь? разговор идет о том, что наши дэ билы, сидя на деване, пользуя только кетайскоое, не сделав ничего ниголовой ни пальцем. учат других, как надо и с чего делать. Рука-харя.
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Malas condiciones de trabajo! Que pena! Así se trabajaba hace 60-70 años! Es en la India?
Spacely Sprockets or Cogswell Cogs?
Good mantap👍👍🇮🇩🙏
Адский труд
Bom dia! Pra mim é uma honra viu prestigiar seu trabalho, vamos sempre juntos somar e fortalecer nossos objetivos, Conto com você, eu já estou por aqui,
Essa fábrica foi toda substituída por uma única máquina com muito mais precisão e velocidade, Laser Fibra...com alimentação automática das chapas 😉
A lot of sprockets!
En pleno siglo XXI y que manera más atrasada de trabajar. Es increíble.
Amazing 👍🇲🇾
Unbeleivable, beyond what people think about.. good. !
Amazing👍👍👍
Indonesian audience 🙏🙏🙏
Yeah, just about fainted when that fellow operating the red machine used his fingers to push the part into place @5:44 & @6:12. But hey, you gotta do watcha gotta do!
OSHA would run out of paper writing this place up.
I wonder what they talk about in the lunch room at break time.
Who says there's break time?
Gal Gadot ❤ ⛪
Sweat shop enviroments are the cheapest manufacturers - health and safety limit production and raise costs. I was still working in enviroments like that in England as late as the 1990's..... before we lost all our manufacturing buisnesses.
Good
No heat treatment? Looks like soft steel
Shouldn't they be heat treated???
Им как говорится ПОХ.
i thought the same , i expected at some point , but to be fair and is me hypothesizing they didn´t do to keep cost low
no, they should be soft. you don't want them to crack. also they are a wear item and are designed to wear out at the same time as the front sprocket and chain so they can be replaced all at the same time for the best performance. hardening them would just be a waste as they would need to be replaced anyway regardless of condition after the other parts go.
Mantap
если это умножить на год, объём огромный, куда столько? или они звёздочки на мото меняют раз в месяц?
они небось партиями работают, потом перестраиваются на другие детали
@@MievaVid по составу оборудования, расположению его, настроенности, отработанности процесса, выглядит так, как будто кроме звёздочек они ни чего не делают, возможно ошибаюсь, но у меня впечатление именно такое.
Звезды эти не подвергаются закалке, по этому изнашиваются быстро, соответственно без работы не сидят.
Мне кажется, что у них задача - занять чем-то людей. Вместо того, чтобы сделать один путёвый штамп и получать звёздочку за одно движение пресса.
Hardwork but quality of items shld be think once
What kinda motorcycle do these go on?
Мне кажется или в начале видео на станке который вырубает человеку волосы шестерней шевелит? Купить один лазерный станок, половина операций будет лишними.
Heat treatment ?
Надо им открыть тайну мировую, показать производство перчаток и наушников.
Это для них будет покруче, чем фаллос Гёте.
Imagine smoking weed then go operate one of those metal punches ✊ we're are my fingers!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Now you have seen it... now imagine the smell.
запчасти для иллона
What is the name of the red machine and operation?
don't know the name but it is flattening/ burnishing the blanks . when you punch it makes the discs not flat.there are rollers on the rotating head and the press from bellow pushes the discs against the rollers.
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Делать тонны звезд из пластилина...а где термообработка?
If ever a union and osha was needed it’s here…..wonder how many lost fingers and head injuries……I do understand it’s a living for them
no osha here ha ha
@1:50 what is that stuff all over the steel?
16:11 what is that for?
Why place the machined sprocket in what looks like "Vibrating Saw Dust ?" Thank You. Please keep up with these brilliant video's.
soften the sharp edges i think
To dry it. Sharps edges is done with stones or steel balls. It couldbe the just let the sprockets round each other of. In our factory we used a magnetic lift and warm air to get rid of the sawdust. In fact, the most common proces is to use a trommel with water, agrinding compound and stones or steel bearing balls to round of the product. Then by magnetic lift it would be tranferred to a sift with sawdust and blown with warm air. After that our products would be heat treated.
I work in a high volume machine shop in North America and we have a couple Ultra Matic machine just like that, except ours are in worst shape lol
It’s a slurry deburring machine. Abrasive sand? To remove burrs afte hobbing
@@iansilk1836 Thank You Ian, and Thank You also to Rarechange, Nico and Endoresu.
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Там ни кого еще за череп на этот маховик без защиты не намотало?