When I went to Japan I couldn't believe how clean and organised their building sites were. Even the concrete trucks were spotless. As far as I am concerned anything made in Japan is of the highest quality.
Yeah of all the manufacturing videos I watch, this one stands out because of the care they put into fixing and perfecting cosmetic details. It means they have a brand to uphold, inside and out.
As ever, the pride that is taken at every step in the production of this piece of equipment is amazing to see. This is why when it says made in Japan, you know it's a quality product.
@@dcallan812 Well same for America too for the last couple of decades, just like England we still got some good plants, but its been fading. Us both, "made here", *while outsourcing everything just to say its made here*
There's really no where in the world that will put this kind of detail into machine parts this size . Japan has really taken pride in work to all new details . :) The fit and finish is really off the scale . :)
Ich finde es immer wieder atemberaubend mit wieviel Liebe zum Detail hier gearbeitet wird. Soviel Herzblut und Gründlichkeit. Leidenschaft zum Produkt, einfach nur toll. Alleine die Montage gleicht einer präzisen Operation. Wenn man alleine nur die Lackiererei sieht,wird einem warm ums Herz. Und zum guten Schluss sieht man den guten Mann wie er noch mit einem Schwamm per Hand die gegossene Beschriftung betupft. Vielen Dank für die tollen Einblicke in diese Fabrik
"Made in Japan" is usually a quality seal itself. They're cooking the imperfections out with an electrode and then they weld the holes. It's so satisfying to see it all come together with precision. Even the XXL crown nuts can be spun by hand. It's almost too nice for the intended purpose. :)
Seeing the cutters go through the i-beam at the end was very satisfying. I've used hydraulic cutters in the fire brigade many years ago but this is another level.
Me encantan sus videos de grandes máquinas funcionando y también videos como éste donde muestran como se fabrican ésas grandes máquinas, saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
19:16 As a machinist i love that kind of fit righ there, not loose not tight, just a few bumps to make fit it in. Also a little hard to get that fit depending on the length of the part. If i ever need a product from Okada i will happily pay for it.
Very interesting process and typical of a Japanese factory spotlessly clean and amazing attention to detail l couldn't take my eyes off the screen, awesome video.
That was exactly my thought ... how clean this place actually is at each stage. For those that never worked or went in such an environment it looks normal or maybe even dirty but nothing is less true ... this is spotless.
What an amazing peice of machinery. Cuts through steel girders like a hot knife through butter. And such care and attention to detail shown by everyone involved.
Wao, bin ich froh daß es Firmen gibt, die sowas herstellen! Endlich kann ich meine Walnüsse zu Hause ganz entspannt knacken. Tolle Leistung und tolles Video! Da sieht man gut, wie Japaner selbst so große Werkzeuge in Präzisionsarbeit herstellen können!
I have always wondered how the casting sand stays put despite all the handling and tipping the molds take. I am so used to sand falling apart, not staying put like plaster
There are many variations of foundry sand. Some use oil, some use bentonite and resin, green sand is sand, clay, and water, but all become rock hard. They even test the sand itself in the form of dog bones in a machine that measures tensile strength.
One of many recipes is to mix sand with sodium silicate in water solution (called water glass or liquid glass) when molded CO2 gas is applied and the result hardens. You can wait until it reacts with CO2 from atmosphere. It can also be hardened by microwaves or by mixing in another chemical - ester. Other recipes mix sand with oil (you can see that in documentaries from Pakistan, or when Alec Steele visited foundry in Great Britain recently). You can also use resin binders, clay and water ...
Possibly the most impressive thing I’ve seen of this type. I don’t know how much that would cost or what it’s service life would be but you get what you pay for. And in this case that’s a lot of knowledge and craftsmanship. Bravo!!
I know a smaller hydraulic rock hammer attachment for a 29T excavator costs about $50k AUD ($25-30k USD), so I'm going to guess this would be hitting double that, minimum.
Exactly until an emergency situation arises. If something happens that is not in the instructions, everything will immediately stop. Remember Fukushima.
На работе сталкивался с вашими шаровыми кранами Ду 1000. Кобелко, JBW (вроде) по 30 лет под дождем стоят и все хоршо , краска не слезает.сталь не ржавеет , болты откручиваются , резино технические изделия не пропускают 👍
😂 ну да! Сделан из нержавеющей стали. А чтоб болты выкручивались надо за ними следить. На дорогой технике всегда проводят обслуживание, не так как на дешёвых, купил отработал и ждал на метал.
これでムカつく上司の残り30年ローンの家を破壊したらさぞ楽しいんだろうなー
Get a new job if your not happy. stop bitching online and tell your boss.
where are feminist
Se se
アメリカで鉄球でマイホーム破壊するドッキリがあったけど。
どしたん話聞こか？
まるで巨大ロボットを造る過程を見ているようでもありめっちゃカッコよかったです😳✨
建設機械大好きな人間にとっては鳥肌立つぐらいかっこいい、、、巨大なものでも細部に至るまで丁寧に作ってて惚れ惚れします
彼らが台無しになってしまうのはほとんど残念だ
壊れたら壊れたで、思う存分溶接で補修出来るわ!!
When I went to Japan I couldn't believe how clean and organised their building sites were. Even the concrete trucks were spotless. As far as I am concerned anything made in Japan is of the highest quality.
Thank you for your compliment.
Have you heard of Nissan? Not everything is high quality.
@MarylandResident Nissan's are not that bad. Personally I'm a Toyota man. Most reliable cars built.
@@MrSamrobz I am also a Toyota man. I have 3 of them right now. One of which I got imported from Japan.
@MarylandResident Yeah I have owned a Hilux and a 200 series Landcruiser. Wish I never sold either of them.
うちの会社でもオカダさんのグラップル使ってます。とても信頼できる製品です。
解体されて出た屑鉄をリサイクルして作り上げた製品が、今度は解体する機械として命を吹き込まれる。
まさか原材料がそれだったとは知りませんでしたよ。
感慨深いですね。
大変素晴らしいです。本当のサスティナブルですね😀👍
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WOW! That was fascinating, thanks. The pride those workers take in their work is great.
Yeah of all the manufacturing videos I watch, this one stands out because of the care they put into fixing and perfecting cosmetic details. It means they have a brand to uphold, inside and out.
It is obvious that these workers take great pride in the quality of their products. これらの労働者が自分たちの製品の品質に大きな誇りを持っていることは明らかです。
The people who build machines that make machines that make machines, etc... are who civilized this world. They deserve our deepest thanks and respect.
各可動接続部に巨大なピンを入れて固定する時にストンとピンが入るのにちょっと感動した精度がすごいのねぇ。
Ja, det er store ting, men med en utrolig imponerende nøjagtighed👍👍👍👍
As ever, the pride that is taken at every step in the production of this piece of equipment is amazing to see. This is why when it says made in Japan, you know it's a quality product.
just like we had "Made in England" now we manufacture nothing to shout about. But this factory sure turn out great kit.
@@dcallan812 Well same for America too for the last couple of decades, just like England we still got some good plants, but its been fading. Us both, "made here", *while outsourcing everything just to say its made here*
that was not always true. In the 50s and 60s, Japan made what we now look to china to get. Mostly low quality stuff
Their company is not diverse at all. At least there is one country that hasn't lost its mind.
There's really no where in the world that will put this kind of detail into machine parts this size . Japan has really taken pride in work to all new details . :)
The fit and finish is really off the scale . :)
油圧の力って凄いなぁ。
会社の近くで鉄筋コンクリート構造の建物解体してるけど、太い鉄筋もハサミで紙を切るように切れちゃうのが凄い。
我が子が頑張っている姿に感動しました！ますます自慢です
Incredible. Respect to all Japanese workers.
that painter was super slow
@@orkhepajwell, this is not something mass made for the general population to buy it so they can take(some)time. At least it will be consistent.
All...?
I love Japan. Everything is done with such purpose.
こうして私たちのもとへ届けられるのである
こんなレア度の高いのを食パンみたいに
The foundry workers do their work in smart/casual attire and are absolutely spotless!
Beautiful Machining Japan!
Be very proud and don't be forced to let your standards drop.
Ich finde es immer wieder atemberaubend mit wieviel Liebe zum Detail hier gearbeitet wird. Soviel Herzblut und Gründlichkeit. Leidenschaft zum Produkt, einfach nur toll. Alleine die Montage gleicht einer präzisen Operation. Wenn man alleine nur die Lackiererei sieht,wird einem warm ums Herz. Und zum guten Schluss sieht man den guten Mann wie er noch mit einem Schwamm per Hand die gegossene Beschriftung betupft.
Vielen Dank für die tollen Einblicke in diese Fabrik
These people are just perfectionists. So impressive.
"Made in Japan" is usually a quality seal itself. They're cooking the imperfections out with an electrode and then they weld the holes. It's so satisfying to see it all come together with precision. Even the XXL crown nuts can be spun by hand.
It's almost too nice for the intended purpose. :)
日本の再生技術は世界を救う。もっと世界に発信するべき
Good to watch and thank you for not ruining it with music.
素晴らしい！
日本の鋳物師の技術力の凄さがよく分かるビデオです。
富山県高岡市も鋳物の町ですが、同じように高い技術力を有した鋳物師の方々がいらっしゃいます。
日本の物作りの素晴らしさを世界に発信する配信を心から応援します。😉👍👍
Seeing the cutters go through the i-beam at the end was very satisfying. I've used hydraulic cutters in the fire brigade many years ago but this is another level.
日本工藝的職人精神真的隨處可見，連他們的運輸車都是乾淨漂亮的。
The commitment to detail and the accuracy of such a monstrous piece of equipment is just so admirable and laudable, great video to the end.
Me encantan sus videos de grandes máquinas funcionando y también videos como éste donde muestran como se fabrican ésas grandes máquinas, saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
一人で組み立てしてるのカッコいい！
やっぱりオカダのアタッチメントは凄いな〜最初から最後までの出来上がりの工程は素晴らしい👏でもうちの会社のXカッターは負けませんよ！
Bloody good job. Its good to watch this process. I love seeing big parts being made. Your the next level. 10 of 10
巨大なピンやナットが手ではいる精度なのがすごい
What a glorious machine.
I don't know what I need it for but I want one at home, just in case.
🤣
😹😸😺
Congratulations to you for your hard work from Egypt 💥
This is a 3D measurement of the manufacturing process that I would have loved to see
Μπράβο!!! πολύ ωραίο βίντεο και πολύ ωραία δουλειά κάνετε, very good video, very good factory, μπράβο!!!
これはまさに驚異的な破壊ツールですが、
日本のクラッシャーは本当に最高です...👍
wow that's amazing. Good work! I send you love from Colorado, USA. Your work is very impressive.
What a beautifull piece. Well done japenese workers !
凄い迫力！こんな会社が、日本にあると思うと、誇りに感じます。地元では、すでにしている事だと思いますが、小学校・中学校で、社会科見学にと思います。
Watching videos like this reminds me of why I enjoy working with metal so much. Thanks for sharing.
19:16 As a machinist i love that kind of fit righ there, not loose not tight, just a few bumps to make fit it in.
Also a little hard to get that fit depending on the length of the part. If i ever need a product from Okada i will happily pay for it.
press fit 👍
Very interesting process and typical of a Japanese factory spotlessly clean and amazing attention to detail l couldn't take my eyes off the screen, awesome video.
That was exactly my thought ... how clean this place actually is at each stage.
For those that never worked or went in such an environment it looks normal or maybe even dirty but nothing is less true ... this is spotless.
普段見ることのできない重機の製造工程みれて嬉しい😄
Es ist richtig entspannend zuzuschauen 🙂
Un grand merci pour la vidéo!
Japanese industry is a masterpiece in the world, good job and big up to them
What an amazing peice of machinery. Cuts through steel girders like a hot knife through butter. And such care and attention to detail shown by everyone involved.
Thatss because it's Chinese steel. You could cut it with dollar-store scissors.
Wow what amazing job!
Respect to these hard workers
Wao, bin ich froh daß es Firmen gibt, die sowas herstellen! Endlich kann ich meine Walnüsse zu Hause ganz entspannt knacken. Tolle Leistung und tolles Video! Da sieht man gut, wie Japaner selbst so große Werkzeuge in Präzisionsarbeit herstellen können!
完成品がトラックの荷台に積まれるとこで、なんとも言えない感動があった
なによりこんな無骨なパーツなのに「かっこいい…」と呟いてしまった
最後現場解体シーンで
H鋼ツメで裁断出来るんだ…
凄いなあ〜
すごい、の一言に尽きる
I have always wondered how the casting sand stays put despite all the handling and tipping the molds take. I am so used to sand falling apart, not staying put like plaster
There is a binder agent mixed in, glue basically.
And CO2 is applied through the sand mix and hardens it
There are many variations of foundry sand. Some use oil, some use bentonite and resin, green sand is sand, clay, and water, but all become rock hard. They even test the sand itself in the form of dog bones in a machine that measures tensile strength.
One of many recipes is to mix sand with sodium silicate in water solution (called water glass or liquid glass) when molded CO2 gas is applied and the result hardens. You can wait until it reacts with CO2 from atmosphere. It can also be hardened by microwaves or by mixing in another chemical - ester.
Other recipes mix sand with oil (you can see that in documentaries from Pakistan, or when Alec Steele visited foundry in Great Britain recently).
You can also use resin binders, clay and water ...
Japanese are incredible at engineering. All my measuring equipment is made by Mitutoyo.. ONLY! the best.
Love the ending with that i-beam cutting... Like a real transformer 😁
これが生産能力というものですね。とてもやすやすとは真似できない。技術を継承していく事の大事さがわかります。
I'm so excited to see the part where they attach it to the Gundam.
So we're just making mecha parts now? Cooooool.
I want one!!!
Possibly the most impressive thing I’ve seen of this type. I don’t know how much that would cost or what it’s service life would be but you get what you pay for. And in this case that’s a lot of knowledge and craftsmanship. Bravo!!
I know a smaller hydraulic rock hammer attachment for a 29T excavator costs about $50k AUD ($25-30k USD), so I'm going to guess this would be hitting double that, minimum.
かっこいい...!!
巨大ロボの兵装として最適だと思う
むちゃくちゃカッコイイの一言に尽きる❤
You all should be very proud. Great work :)
23:08
ここ気持ちいい。
8:02 that nod of approval and relief lol, very japanese attitude of workmanship and something going right
かっこいい
うちのベッドルームに1台置きたい
でも冗談抜きにこういうやつをオブジェとして飾るのはアリだと思う
Pride in workmanship/craftsmanship . Nice work by all . :)
大好きな建築解体の爪はこうやって作られてたんですね～💗
作業服が作業服っぽくないし汚れそうな作業してるのにとても綺麗👏
I'm impressed. The thumbnail isn't AI click bait. Worth a watch
I have always worked with big things and this is a beauty.
油圧破砕機の油圧機とりあえずいちばんでかいの感あっていいな
I love how they all have brand new uniforms. For the filming…
на такие процессы можно смотреть не отрываясь, завораживает
일본의 제품을 처음 받게되면 엄청난 퀄리티의 마감에 보는것만으로 기분이 좋아짐
단 한번의 작업으로 다 없어질 부분까지 세심히 페인트를 칠하는걸 보고 놀랐음.
Очень интересный и трудный процесс производства
Very impressive, thank you!
戦う巨大ロボットのオプションパーツでありそうでワクワクする
If you look closely you'll see an orchestra of skilled workers creating precision machinery. Glorious!
Exactly until an emergency situation arises. If something happens that is not in the instructions, everything will immediately stop. Remember Fukushima.
Très belle réalisation bravo
Verdaderamente de admirar, Ojala podamos traer algunos trabajadoes de Japon a Paraguay para enseñarnos a realizar a esta escala la metalurgica
Very good 💯💯 thanks ❤
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Many thanks to the author. golden hands, I wish you all success as a team.👍
Imagine the CBT levels this beauty can achieve!
今建物解体に愛用してますクラッシャー鉄骨カッターオカダアイヨン
Japanese make the best quality stuff.
まさに日本の技術の底力を見ました
A work of art
На работе сталкивался с вашими шаровыми кранами Ду 1000.
Кобелко, JBW (вроде) по 30 лет под дождем стоят и все хоршо , краска не слезает.сталь не ржавеет , болты откручиваются , резино технические изделия не пропускают 👍
😂 ну да! Сделан из нержавеющей стали. А чтоб болты выкручивались надо за ними следить. На дорогой технике всегда проводят обслуживание, не так как на дешёвых, купил отработал и ждал на метал.
This was amazing manufacturing from beginning to end. I couldn’t get used to the size of the cutter and the way it sliced the I-beam was unbelievable.
Всё элементарно просто , ничего лишнего ☝️☻
Но с большой любовью 👍👍🔥
カニみたいだな。かっけぇ
How I envied the installation worker, to see this machine go together was a spellbinding experience.
1:10 I like to see the sign "安全第一" (Anzen-daiichi "safety is the highest priolity").
工場が既にかっこいいんよ
Nhà máy chế tạo nghiền thủy lực khổng lồ của Nhật Bản, Máy móc hiện đại 🇯🇵👍.
You could literally have one of these sitting on a pedestal as a work of fine art in my oppinion.
Perfect Precision!!!!
オカダアイヨン素晴らしい。そしてニューマイトNPK。
Future mech manufacture right here