Huge Abandoned Steel Mill (UNTOUCHED SINCE THE 1990s)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This huge abandoned steel mill was a dangerous but amazing explore! It has been left sitting unused since the 1990s!
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Lol Stelco steel making ... Unfortunately don't exist anymore, just the finishing side of the works and the coke ovens
You're lucky you didn't run into the massive wolf like creature that's been seen wandering that mill.
Outdoor i here a (in our cauntry the war alarm what the test on the firt monday at the mond at 12,00 one minuut testing of the works).also later by you movie air alarm
The crane inside, how cool is that!!!!! I love those gadgets and let me at that control room with those buttons!! Lol that was amazing. I loved the intro story too. Such a cool find. I love machinery!! Oh and even finding workers clothing and boots. How amazing is that. Piece of history right there. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are a operator as job 👌.
Whe have also a huge Tata steel factory always everday working 100 of people there at the day today.
I worked in that mill. The 1st pulpit you were in is not a crane cab but rather the pulpit for a roller of the mill. The object you were questioning is an inter pulpit mill phone with an ingot counter resting atop of it.
HMMMMM Q FOR YA BROOOOOOO!!! WHY WOULD THEY HAVE A STEEL MILL OF THAT MAGNITUDE SET UP AT A PORT???? AND WOWOW BROOO YOU HAVE ANY CLUE WHAT ALL THAT IS WORTH A SMALL MINT JUST IN SCRAPE ALONE LOL!!!!! JUST SAYIN!!!! THANKS, F.M.V.
To easily ship steel and receive raw goods such as coal and iron? Also to draw water from the bay for all their water requirements for steel making? Idk just a thought
❤Your the best. Super incredible videos. Absolutely amazing 🤗
I worked at a steel mill in Cleveland, Ohio and the over head cranes there could lift 150 tons.
Wow that is amazing what a waste of so much stuff. Surprised it was not auction off if they weren't ever planning to use it again.
I really like this explore. I like to see different things it changes things up. I have never seen inside of one of these mills so it was way cool. Thanks for exploring it and sharing it with us.
I'll bet the cellar spiders in that place are enormous. No thanks lol.
I found your factory video adventures and exciting I enjoy looking at everything thank you for your videos
👋 Terry...talk about take your life in your hands 😱...didn't think I would like this one ,but found it fascinating..its vast ,can imagine it all up and running with loads of people working there ...I would of had vertigo on those high platforms🙉 .....I still like the mansions, though, also the ones about your history (storytelling)...always enjoy your videos..thanks for showing it...stay safe 🙋♀️🤞
That was one big assed crane. Wow! I like all kinds of videos Terry. Fantastic explore. I don't like spiders either. Pretty sketchy stairs. Kinda gave me a creepy feeling. 🙃
I like all your works, but especially like abandoned mansions. Your a grand photographer 📸 too.
i used tork for a steel mill..straight outta High School
The steel industry was started in Canada way back in 1910. The industry started flourishing and expanding thereof. Maybe, it was doing good business when WW1 break out in Jul of 1914. The industry provided decent jobs for most people who were living in poverty during those time . There were a few popular steel industry in Canada namely Hamilton which was able to survive over a 100 years of its existence. The industry shown above could had been Hamilton Steel Industry after its demised and left abandoned.
During the explore of the massive steel industry, Terry came across not only a large and rugged looking factory but primitive looking equipment and gadgets with big buttons that could had never be seen by most people. It was quite dangerous exploring in the dark factory, walking across rusted hanging walkaways and rusted beams not knowing it could collapsed at any minute.
With the steel industry shrinking and on the decline due to increase globalization, it's a wonder what the future holds for the steel industry in Canada. Nowadays, most steel industries are not privately owned. Most are owned by foreign investors, which indirectly have an impact on the economy growth of such countries. Great explore. It's a nice video, although it was quite a drastic change from the usual abandoned home explore. Thanks Terry.
The steel industry did not start in Canada don't lie
Great explore 👍
Terry, it would be cool if you did walking tours of interesting places in Canada. I would love it.
I have thought about doing that! Maybe after in the summer
What is very nice building can't believe that enough a lot of stuff behind
If your batteries went dead you would have had to wait until day light to get out of there.