We still rewinding motor in USA it depends which motor we deal with most big motor like for press more the 40 kw are cost effective for rewinding and they get rewinded by professional they get tested for insulation with 1000 v insulation tester and balance of rotor also test of amp it come back like a new motor
It's the rich countries who under the guise of "green" creates the worst trash and cause irreplaceable damage to the eco-system. Take apple and tesla's disposable approach against repairing for example.
@@ДмитрийСеменов-у2чдля тебя возможно это и не сложно но я вообще не представлял что такое можно сделать в гараже на коленке) там ведь нужно считать каждую спираль когда ещё делаешь обмотку и в каждой единице должно быть одинаковое количество колец проволоки,иначе будут перегрузки и он может перегореть.
@@case1861 даже точно не знаю, смотря как эксплуатировать. Если будет сильная нагрузка на мотор идти и будет нагрев не слабый такой, то возможно такими темпами его на долго не хватит. В справочнике все есть, лишь бы только была проволока нужного сечения ruclips.net/video/gRksxoJZ4J8/видео.html
Сам работал обмотчиком,двигун старый сделан с запасом провод вкладывается легко,пусть попробуют новый перемотать,умучиешься провод вкладывать всё впритык.
Very talented people reusing materials that would end in land fill in west. Whenever i use big hammer on metal i use lump of wood to protect the metal.
I'd never hit the end of any shaft with a hammer. A great way to disform the end and never get a pulley back on. They do such great work I'm surprised they don't place a block of wood on the end of the shift. Then smack it. Bearings got no love too!
Not to mention that the bearings weren't replaced. I mean in one way they are awesome and in another, lacking in basic engineering skills. I'm wondering how long their rebuild will run for?
Once upon a time I wrote that the Indians are a great Nation. I admire them. They do their job precisely in difficult conditions. For this reason, I really enjoy watching their works. Congratulations to the electricians 😄.
It reminded me of when I was a kid, and I would pick up electrical bits and pieces that had been thrown out and I'd repair them and sell them. Back then there were repair shops too, whereas now it's a throw away society in the West.
Yes, the people praising the workmanship and skill shown in this clip is clueless. If this man was under my watch, he wouldn't be by the end of the shift. Lack of basic skills and assembly care.
Low temp solder is not okay, motors get hot and the solder melts. No varnish on the winding, the winding vibrates at frequency and moves from magnetic force, it will fail much faster not flipped. I guess they work with what they have ?
There is dignity in a job well done. There was a time in America when small repair shops for everything from toasters to TVs could be found around the corner. We became a throw-away society.
there is nothing to cringe about, if you really know the trade you probably realise what he did just work except for compliance which is really not important for a machine to work, or not.
@@johnjordanakajoejordanwhen2295 both of which are needed or you end up like this poor ass guy. You people being anti regulations and anti union is such ignorance.
This is good and honest work, much respect to these men feeding their families.
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Waiting for the kids to get out of diapers so dad can stay home and kids go to work
@@smokeskull no truer words have been spoken. Something commenters from a first world country wouldn’t know anything about.
@smoke skull not everyone have a fucking previledge to sit on their arse.
Nothing is trash in a poor country. Anything can be made, repaired or fixed. Great job and much respect.
We still rewinding motor in USA it depends which motor we deal with most big motor like for press more the 40 kw are cost effective for rewinding and they get rewinded by professional they get tested for insulation with 1000 v insulation tester and balance of rotor also test of amp it come back like a new motor
It's the rich countries who under the guise of "green" creates the worst trash and cause irreplaceable damage to the eco-system. Take apple and tesla's disposable approach against repairing for example.
So with your logic everything should be trash in a rich country
@@cyberlifepcs3722 And unfortunately, that statement is true of many things we discard
Excellent, just better every time the rewinding of the electric motor again, it is better to change the bearings as well
At least grease and clean the insides
Probably going back to the crappy conditions it came from.
Such amazing and skillful work with such simple tools (a socket welded to rebar..very inventive)
Oj
Yeah I loved the socket on the rebar
Don’t need top tech equipment when working on 2 and 3 phase motors. Super simple by design
I have learned this profession in Germany years ago. After 3 1/2 years you are a "Elektromaschinenbauer".
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Electro whatt??
@@ninosanchez8798 electromachine engineer
в таких условиях так работать надо отдать должное , особенно мне кольцо с камнем понравилась 💍👍😜
У нас такие камни мужчины не носят.
Тонкое себе
Great work. The skill of the people involved deserves to be appreciated
Lol what skill?
She purrs like a kitten! It's neat to see how things get repaired. Thanks for posting.
Вторая жизнь мотору, круто! Парень знает свое дело!
Молодцы! Всё могут! Настоящие профессионалы, ремесленники!
вручную обмотку поменять на элетромоторе это нечто,вообще не думал что такое возможно,а индусы без сложной техники сделали это на раз два...
@@case1861 там не так уж и сложно, без оборудования можно сделать, сам тоже перематывал :)
@@ДмитрийСеменов-у2чдля тебя возможно это и не сложно но я вообще не представлял что такое можно сделать в гараже на коленке) там ведь нужно считать каждую спираль когда ещё делаешь обмотку и в каждой единице должно быть одинаковое количество колец проволоки,иначе будут перегрузки и он может перегореть.
@@ДмитрийСеменов-у2ч интересно а вот так восстановленные электромоторы они надёжные или может перегорают через 7-8 меяцев или год?
@@case1861 даже точно не знаю, смотря как эксплуатировать. Если будет сильная нагрузка на мотор идти и будет нагрев не слабый такой, то возможно такими темпами его на долго не хватит. В справочнике все есть, лишь бы только была проволока нужного сечения
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The labor cost for that in America would cost more then a brand new motor.
Great work.
هذآ العمل في اى دولة
Australia has a higher labour cost than the US and there are plenty of motor rewinding companies about.
@@AliAli-iu5qg اتوقع باكستان
How hardworking they are.. good job 👍
They are!
Great video. Thank you for showing it working at the end
ماشاء الله تبارك الله اسال الله العظيم ان يرزقكم من فضله - تحياتي لك من بغداد
Aamiin
These people can make anything work, better than scraping !
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In third word countries, there’s nothing to scrap.
At 9:30, the coolest Pakistani worker I have seen :D :D
13:02
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He high AF he is smoking some strong shit
@@peantter Yep, he looks like he's blasted
Сам работал обмотчиком,двигун старый сделан с запасом провод вкладывается легко,пусть попробуют новый перемотать,умучиешься провод вкладывать всё впритык.
у старых и индукция ниже
Стартер он автомобильный перематывал в протяжку,с руками мужик.
И здесь под шаг делал,не пофазно,как у нас в ЭРЦ.
Very talented people reusing materials that would end in land fill in west. Whenever i use big hammer on metal i use lump of wood to protect the metal.
It would end up in land fill because the greedy
tradies charge too much to repair them.
Excelente el travajo saludos desde panamá👍👏👏🙋♂️🇵🇦
Few resources and maximum skills. That what is needed to colonize Mars.
I'd never hit the end of any shaft with a hammer. A great way to disform the end and never get a pulley back on. They do such great work I'm surprised they don't place a block of wood on the end of the shift. Then smack it. Bearings got no love too!
Not to mention that the bearings weren't replaced. I mean in one way they are awesome and in another, lacking in basic engineering skills. I'm wondering how long their rebuild will run for?
Work is workship. Sincere in their work. Congrats.
Я офигел от прибора для прозвонки - это феерично))))))
When the _skillful guy_ is composed by a team of plenty more!
These men are very smart. Keep the good work. 👌
Nicely done. Would like to see more like this.👍
That is fantastic. I've been dinking with motors similar to this... but substantially less mass and workload.
Once upon a time I wrote that the Indians are a great Nation. I admire them. They do their job precisely in difficult conditions. For this reason, I really enjoy watching their works. Congratulations to the electricians 😄.
They are Pakistanis
Pakistan is also a big Nation. All Nations are equal and should live in harmony and mutual respect 👌.
It’s Pakistan 🇵🇰
Сколько видео не посмотрел, чтобы они не ремонтировали, без молотка ни разу не обошлись🙂
Золотые руки, отличная работа!
Incredible talent!!!
It reminded me of when I was a kid, and I would pick up electrical bits and pieces that had been thrown out and I'd repair them and sell them.
Back then there were repair shops too, whereas now it's a throw away society in the West.
People rebuild these motors all over the west
Felix, I completely agreed with the throw away society instead of repairing them
throw away means waste of resources
@11:45 good bye bearings, the little longevity and durability you had...
Хлопаю в ладоши стоя у монитора, молодцы ребята
Двигатель то Наш Российский по-любому
عالی بود کلیپ هات قشنگ بازم ادامه بده👍
very2 amazing skill ( english ),....benar2 keahlian yang menakjubkan ( indonsia )
Amazing skills and I’m sure he’s been self taught
Кропотливый труд. Молодцы
я ем гамбургер
Very good work.
Good skill manual 👍..i like it.my friend..iam from indonesia
Ah yes the mains continuity tester one of my favourite
Great video! Thanks for posting!
I want to learn that skill..its always my dream..
Most impressive.
Progress! Both the room and the people have become more tidy.
Хорошо
Кепарь чёткий !!! Респект)
Legal bom trabalho.
Achei legal não ter de usar verniz para travar os enrolamentos .
Usou só barbante 👍👍
This is my Job in Germany. Nice work ;):
Great workmanship .... very rare these days
Freaks me out how he hits the casting with that hammer! Amazing skills though !
And the shaft…ouch.
I thought the same thing
Yes, the people praising the workmanship and skill shown in this clip is clueless. If this man was under my watch, he wouldn't be by the end of the shift. Lack of basic skills and assembly care.
Bearings are a press fit, in this case they are a big hammer fit. The speed of the motor looked a bit slow about 200rpm.
I like these industrious people.
Мне аж больно стало, когда он выбивал вал железным молотком.
И всё на полу , что за ремонтник ?
@@АлександрБрагин-е8б Это у них самобытность такая-все на корточках делать.
Good job with simple tools
Yes they are
Low temp solder is not okay, motors get hot and the solder melts. No varnish on the winding, the winding vibrates at frequency and moves from magnetic force, it will fail much faster not flipped. I guess they work with what they have ?
There is dignity in a job well done. There was a time in America when small repair shops for everything from toasters to TVs could be found around the corner. We became a throw-away society.
Always on the sidewalk with 100 scooters/minute honking past.
Very good work and i like you
Con simple herramientas, pero sobra talentos
This is the real man👍👍
Надеюсь не забыли смазать вал и поменять подшипники?
Мало того что он вал молотком разбил, он еще при установки передней крышки подшипник убил.
@@ЁжикМедведов однозначно им есть еще куда стремиться, съемники, подшипники сменные, произвести или закупить
@@MrQuazar даа с их умением и усердием, они скоро подшипники будут сами производить,
Какие ещё подшипники? Они обмотку лаком не пропитали, пыхнет она синим пламенем при нагрузке.
That man would make 500k a year opening a motor repair/rebuild SHOP in DFW excellent job!
Excellent technician
I can only imagine how much actual electric motor companies cringe watching this. So many steps missed.
there is nothing to cringe about, if you really know the trade you probably realise what he did just work except for compliance which is really not important for a machine to work, or not.
What was missed?
Missed or not it works WITHOUT STUPID Gov. regulations and union involvement
@@johnjordanakajoejordanwhen2295 both of which are needed or you end up like this poor ass guy. You people being anti regulations and anti union is such ignorance.
Only thing I found was him beating the end of the shaft with steel hammer and pounding it on the floor, but some how it pulled throug the bearing
That’s real skill.
Excellent job!
Bhot badhiya inse hum motor winding sikhna chahiye
Thanks ji 👍
Good job bro!
Thanks for the visit
Respect. That's some dang fine work.
Well done bro.
A few minor OH&S issues, but offer than that… great work
Впервые увидел качественную работу)
Что там качественного?Даже лаком обмотку не покрыли
That thing deserves a fresh coat of paint and a polish.
Wow , amazing!!!
Grate job.
A little machining of the rotor shaft is i order.
Nice job 👍
Very good men.
always grease the bearings and bearing surfaces after a rebuild . also check for flat spots on motor shaft
Better replace both bearings for max life
amazing work
Thanks for the visit
excelente video
Yes this is!
Good job！
Shout out to Michael Faraday sucking at glassmaking and for making all of this possible!
Yes, a real legend among pioneers.
Вроде сделал неплохо но мотать движок без пазовых клиньев и лаковой пропитки нельзя! Это золотое правило. Такой двигатель не долго проработает
На коленке и не соблюдая технологии качества не будет
быстрее сгорит, быстрее принесут на ремонт )))
copper wire winding technique is too good. Good luck.
Yes, thanks
😂😂
Молодцы ребята, вот только приобретите киянку, бить молотком по валу и корпусу - не есть хорошо.
Меня тоже кантузило, когда он по валу молотком стучать начал!
Amazing skills
شغل جميل وراءع ..ولكن لماذا لايوجد متضدة للعمل بدل الجلوس على الارض .....😇😇😇
Good job buddy God bless
Молодцы ребята
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
600 Volt/3 phase AC isn't "HIGH" voltage. 7500 watts @ 746 Watts/Horsepower = 10 Horsepower motor
It isn't even MEDIUM voltage, by the way. 🙄
Good job
عمال جيد يستحقون الإحترام عليه
Good work.
Impressive skill.
If they live in Europe each of them will have at least 2000$ monthly sallary. This is so respectfull job
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And the difference is, among others, in Europe the bearings aren't destroyed during assembly.
Verry hardwork
Thanks for commendations.
That motor is only half way rebuilt. no epoxy on the windings which will cause it to fail. Old bearings reused as well.
Health and Safety Inspector?
Who he?
:)
If when putting back together he cracks the case end from being beat on with a hammer. The guys can just go next door and get a new case end casted.