To those making negative comments remember that they are paid a fraction of an western employed factory worker and the products they make are sold for very little. These machines are not used in precision manufacture and will do the job. Very easy to be critical sitting in an air conditioned home. They are at least working unlike those in advanced countries that expect everything on a plate. I have worked in africa etc and appreciate the hard work they do day in day out regardless if they are sick etc.
Criticism coming from afraid little boys, who still complaining, despite the fact, their nation have so many advances, yet they're been replace by Computer/Machines. Focus on that...
I've been watching these types of videos for nearly a decade, and I enjoy much more than modern technology which I rarely watch. These folks have so many tricks, they learn from job, and their skills seem to be in their blood.
I like these videos. The work is heavy. My Grandfather’s father worked like this. The machines and tools they are using will last another 100 years. Stay safe guys.
I find these videos fascinating to watch, No fancy CNC computers needed. Just skills and use lathe, drills, grinders, acetylene torches and welders and then making a power press from stock steel. Respect. Always wonder how often you get some hot sparks of melted steel on the exposed feet in jandels. Thanks for sharing.
You might want to check the Afghan, that copycat just about any type of gun available these days (from hand guns to machine guns, antique guns). The only tools they use are a hammer, file, and might be a small grinder (not all shop have this) very basic simple tools. But I like the big machine that I can see what they doing, the gun making is way to small to see.
It looks as they are doing a brillant job. Respect for these engineers and crafters and all the guys who contribute to procude such a machine that might be very useful for production of whatever 👍
They do it all in sandals from cutting out with a torch spikes everywhere to welding sparks going everywhere to grinding spots going everywhere. Heavy metal being picked up and thrown around all in sandals crazy
do you have any idea how long this press will last without certain parts being hardened? Although a pretty nice job considering the tools they have to use! ❤ thanks for sharing this with me 👍Greetz from Holland 🇳🇱
Hi masters. Health to your work. You are making very nice products with a very nice work. If you make the 3 screws that you put on the bearings that you are trying to tighten at 28:20 and 29:20 and belong to the cover long enough to enter the main body, you do not need to hit so much with a hammer and damage the bearing bearings. As you tighten the screws, the hub of the bearing will fit on the shaft without any problem. (As you did at 24:30) You do not need to weld it together. When you need to replace the bearings in the future, it will be enough to unscrew the screws. You can also increase the number of screws and the thickness of the screw. It will also be useful to thicken the main body as in 24:30. If you are not satisfied with this idea, if you pass a 2 mm wide pipe from the shaft to the shaft after the bearing and hit this pipe with a hammer, you will place the bearing on the shaft more quickly and more smoothly. At the same time, you will not disturb the ball bearings on the bearing due to the irregular hammer blows and you will not shorten the life of the bearing. I wish you ease in your work, accident-free and trouble-free work.
The amount of bashing the ball bearing races receive yet still function is huge compliment to those businesses that design & build them! PS, I wonder if the threads are all still Imperial to match the age of the machine tools?
Still function for 1/10 of it's normal life. It's not even one-off production as they shown multiple units produced. They couldn't even find a piece of iron pipe that costs nothing to have a more or less proper tool push that poor bearing.
I believe these hard working people will build their future and develop their country. It is the matter of couple decades. From safety flip flops and the lack of PPE to Cnc and other hi end staff. Best wishes!
This is how machinists worked in the 1830, they made scale models of cannons, then took dimensions from the models and multiplied the reading for the full size item.
Các bạn Pakistan rất chăm chỉ trong mọi lĩnh vực và làm ra nhiều sản phẩm cho đất nước .Mình tin rằng đất nước các bạn sẽ phát triển nhanh .ਪਾਕਿਸਤਾਨੀ ਸਾਰੇ ਖੇਤਰਾਂ ਵਿੱਚ ਬਹੁਤ ਮਿਹਨਤੀ ਹਨ ਅਤੇ ਦੇਸ਼ ਲਈ ਬਹੁਤ ਸਾਰੇ ਉਤਪਾਦ ਬਣਾਉਂਦੇ ਹਨ, ਮੈਨੂੰ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਾਸ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਤੁਹਾਡਾ ਦੇਸ਼ ਜਲਦੀ ਵਿਕਾਸ ਕਰੇਗਾ।
They need to get one of those hand-held lasers that would not only claim up the finished product but would help clean the rust off of things they're taking time to hand sand. Steel-toe shoes wouldn't hurt, at the company's expense.
Inside every rough lump of rock, there hides a beautiful statue waiting to emerge. Inside every pile of rusty scrap, there hides a great machine waiting for creation. Humans see something in everything. Aren't we a wonderful species !
Adjustable stroke?…. Very clever. Still not sure if it is rigid enough for 50 ton rating. Hard to beat massive chunks of cast iron in the “good old days “
I worked for an USA company for almost 25 years, and I wondered why many USA engineers could not solve problems just using ingenuity, they were blocked. Once we had a new machine for ultrasonic welding a pair of plastic parts. the machine was designed for working in between two frequencies. but it did not work , something went wrong. and would not weld in between those frequencies, we needed to increment the frequency. but if we did that it will reduce the machine horn durability, so the USA engineer would not do it. He played with the variables, time, pressure etc, for 3 months, nothing worked, I told him many times just increase the frequency. no, he will not do it, because it was out of the designed parameters.obvious something went wrong, but we needed to produce the product, and had no more time. what to do? He left without solving the problem. the product was programmed to run that week. I just increased the frequency. there was a variable he did not consider. production volume, we needed to run only 1000 parts per week, that was just two hours production per week. at that volume, the heat on the horn would never get so high to damage the horn and I asked the planner to program the product in between lunch time, so during lunch, we we will give more cooling time. that happened on the year 2000, I left the company on 2017, and the machine was still working fine. I admire this guys that can do extraordinary work, just using ingenuity and imagination.
i will be nice to know were to-get something like this and who is selling it straight from the source without the dealers who do nothing but jack up the price
Par contre,aucune sécuritée..! En sandale en permanence,dans les copeaux,l'huile..Vous avez vu l'état de leur pieds,et de leurs vétements...J'imagine l'odeur...! Qu'Allah le tout miséricordieux les aident...Amine
Those lathes look as if they want to kill you. I am not sure that I would have dared to hold sandpaper and files up against spinning work pieces. Kudos to you! ❤😊
Non mais là ça dépasse tout. Ces hommes fabriquent des presses hydrauliques avec une disqueuse et un tour... je suis stupéfait par une telle capacité de construction des hommes Pakistanais, dont on ne souligne pas assez internationalement leur extraordinaire capacité de travail et de production.
no bronze bushing? that will last for realy long time :D also hitting bearings outter ring damaged its balls, on the other hand making ball by hand is cool but also not precise meaning not last long
@@wowcreativethings also dont mean it bad way...bronze bushing is sacrofitial and easly made new one beside whole axle if there is big wear also bowl in the ram is better when its from bronze block insertet in the ram,,upper bowl plate also...
I love to watch these videos NOT because the methods or products are any good but because of the " try to build an aircraftcarrier with two shoelaces" approach. Safety and product quality is always almost non existant but they get it up running for at least a short time.
To those making negative comments remember that they are paid a fraction of an western employed factory worker and the products they make are sold for very little. These machines are not used in precision manufacture and will do the job.
Very easy to be critical sitting in an air conditioned home. They are at least working unlike those in advanced countries that expect everything on a plate. I have worked in africa etc and appreciate the hard work they do day in day out regardless if they are sick etc.
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Criticism coming from afraid little boys, who still complaining, despite the fact, their nation have so many advances, yet they're been replace by Computer/Machines. Focus on that...
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Do not ever underestimate a man in dirty sandals.
Mad respect to these guys, that is impressive given the resources that you have
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I've been watching these types of videos for nearly a decade, and I enjoy much more than modern technology which I rarely watch. These folks have so many tricks, they learn from job, and their skills seem to be in their blood.
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I like these videos. The work is heavy. My Grandfather’s father worked like this. The machines and tools they are using will last another 100 years. Stay safe guys.
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u r from which country?
I find these videos fascinating to watch, No fancy CNC computers needed. Just skills and use lathe, drills, grinders, acetylene torches and welders and then making a power press from stock steel. Respect. Always wonder how often you get some hot sparks of melted steel on the exposed feet in jandels. Thanks for sharing.
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You might want to check the Afghan, that copycat just about any type of gun available these days (from hand guns to machine guns, antique guns). The only tools they use are a hammer, file, and might be a small grinder (not all shop have this) very basic simple tools.
But I like the big machine that I can see what they doing, the gun making is way to small to see.
I know he used a straight edge... but that cutting with the gas axe was masterful. Lovely crisp edges and cut.
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RESPECT! you guys are true craftsmen.. just incredible
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Hardest working people on the planet, great video work, hats off guy's you do some amazing work..
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What a great video! So many different machining techniques, I learned a lot. Amazing build. 😄
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It looks as they are doing a brillant job. Respect for these engineers and crafters and all the guys who contribute to procude such a machine that might be very useful for production of whatever 👍
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Great tie-down techniques on the delivery truck! OMG!!
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Честь и хвала токарю на тридцать второй минуте!
Он подложил картонку для защиты направляющих станка при обработке болгаркой. Удивительно такое видеть😮
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Imagine if these guys had access to modern technology and support, it would be crazy.
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@@Ififuc first they should go to a technical school for at least 5 years
They would lose the solution [of the problems]
they would probably break everthing with a hammer
@@virginiosavanido you really think they need to go school? and to learn what? , 🤣🤣🤣
Que precio tiene una prensa de ese tipo?
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ماشاء اللہ تبارک اللہ ۔۔۔۔
تیرے ہنر کی کیا تعریف کروں ۔۔۔کچھ کہتے ہوئے بھی ڈرتا ہوں۔۔۔۔ 🏵️🌹🌺🌷💐👍👊 اللہ ربُل عزت خوب ترقی و کامرانی اتا کرے ۔۔آمین
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You guys rock love the way you work keep it up show the world you dont need all the new stuff to do the job
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They do it all in sandals from cutting out with a torch spikes everywhere to welding sparks going everywhere to grinding spots going everywhere. Heavy metal being picked up and thrown around all in sandals crazy
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Artist is crazy
Una fabricación muy artesanal,pero realmento con mucho talento y pocos medios. Felicitaciones.
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@@angargoy7181 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍Pura Verdade!
كنت اعمل مثل هذه المكابس في سوريا منذ 45سنه وصناعه السوريه ممتاذه جدا
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Просто залипательное видео, удачи и здоровья им мастерам.
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They called the big boy dually trike to deliver it. Great video.
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Hurraaaa !!! Wiorld famous sandals in action . This is no work without the sandals . 🙂 It rulez !
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do you have any idea how long this press will last without certain parts being hardened? Although a pretty nice job considering the tools they have to use! ❤ thanks for sharing this with me 👍Greetz from Holland 🇳🇱
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Hi masters. Health to your work. You are making very nice products with a very nice work. If you make the 3 screws that you put on the bearings that you are trying to tighten at 28:20 and 29:20 and belong to the cover long enough to enter the main body, you do not need to hit so much with a hammer and damage the bearing bearings. As you tighten the screws, the hub of the bearing will fit on the shaft without any problem. (As you did at 24:30) You do not need to weld it together. When you need to replace the bearings in the future, it will be enough to unscrew the screws. You can also increase the number of screws and the thickness of the screw. It will also be useful to thicken the main body as in 24:30. If you are not satisfied with this idea, if you pass a 2 mm wide pipe from the shaft to the shaft after the bearing and hit this pipe with a hammer, you will place the bearing on the shaft more quickly and more smoothly. At the same time, you will not disturb the ball bearings on the bearing due to the irregular hammer blows and you will not shorten the life of the bearing. I wish you ease in your work, accident-free and trouble-free work.
Thank you so much I appreciate 💗
고철 덩어리가 멋진 계로 변신하는 모습!! 정말 멋집니다 대단합니다^^
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¡Los felicito por tan extraordinario trabajo! Saludos desde Honduras.👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
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I see everyone is wearing their steel toed safety shoes. Great engineering.
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Wow, your comment is so original and so funny. I can't understand how no one has thought of it before you. Your originality is next level. Respect!
@@channelname9042 There are many other videos like this. Kidding aside these men work hard and do incredible work.
@@frankbullitt4556 they r not afraid of death
This called pakistan
Молодцы. Строят будущую тяжелую промышленность страны!
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The amount of bashing the ball bearing races receive yet still function is huge compliment to those businesses that design & build them!
PS, I wonder if the threads are all still Imperial to match the age of the machine tools?
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Still function for 1/10 of it's normal life. It's not even one-off production as they shown multiple units produced. They couldn't even find a piece of iron pipe that costs nothing to have a more or less proper tool push that poor bearing.
Amazing. Work with dedication.
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This is like Mad Max. I love it.
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Such skills.................... a real pleasure to watch.
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I believe these hard working people will build their future and develop their country. It is the matter of couple decades. From safety flip flops and the lack of PPE to Cnc and other hi end staff. Best wishes!
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Impressive result only using the most simple tools. Hats off.
Regards from Denmark
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Nice work Thanks for sharing
@@HowToMakeThings96 Shukriya jnb 🥰
This is how machinists worked in the 1830, they made scale models of cannons, then took dimensions from the models and multiplied the reading
for the full size item.
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Amazing job!
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Cutting the T-slots in the base plate on the shaper takes some skill. Maybe even just some basic lifting tackle would help things a bit?
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Well done, I want to build this but to stamp pegboards and cable trays.
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@@wowcreativethings what is the diameter of the flywheel and the offset piston ram area.
Các bạn Pakistan rất chăm chỉ trong mọi lĩnh vực và làm ra nhiều sản phẩm cho đất nước .Mình tin rằng đất nước các bạn sẽ phát triển nhanh
.ਪਾਕਿਸਤਾਨੀ ਸਾਰੇ ਖੇਤਰਾਂ ਵਿੱਚ ਬਹੁਤ ਮਿਹਨਤੀ ਹਨ ਅਤੇ ਦੇਸ਼ ਲਈ ਬਹੁਤ ਸਾਰੇ ਉਤਪਾਦ ਬਣਾਉਂਦੇ ਹਨ, ਮੈਨੂੰ ਵਿਸ਼ਵਾਸ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਤੁਹਾਡਾ ਦੇਸ਼ ਜਲਦੀ ਵਿਕਾਸ ਕਰੇਗਾ।
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cutting that T slot on the shaper and lifting it on the backstroke takes a lot of skill.
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Marvelous !!
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In Pakistan they can make any thing, Great People of Pakistan, 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Wow, od ruky za pomocí prkna řeže svářečkou stejně přesně jako CNC stroj.
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سلام وعليكم ماشاء الله بارك الله فيكم و الله عونكم
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Amazing Pakistan People..!!!
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Impressive
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They need to get one of those hand-held lasers that would not only claim up the finished product but would help clean the rust off of things they're taking time to hand sand. Steel-toe shoes wouldn't hurt, at the company's expense.
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Thanks for sharing !
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Simplesmente incrível todos estão de parabéns pela obra de arte muito legal 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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Sir,makes press for straightening/flattening your products
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It's just miracle that the guy which uses lathe still has all ten fingers :)
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@@wowcreativethings I like your videos, but you missed some key moments of the whole process. Please shot all the moments of production, thanks
I use exactly the same PPE as these guys!
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Inside every rough lump of rock, there hides a beautiful statue waiting to emerge.
Inside every pile of rusty scrap, there hides a great machine waiting for creation.
Humans see something in everything. Aren't we a wonderful species !
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Adjustable stroke?…. Very clever. Still not sure if it is rigid enough for 50 ton rating. Hard to beat massive chunks of cast iron in the “good old days “
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its nowhere near good enough for a 50 ton. those sides should probably be 2 inches thick. this is poorly made
Нет ну молодцы, это додуматся из токарного станка сделать расточной да еще и само основание запихать на токарник.
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Travail pénible et sans protection résultat du travail bon dans l'ensemble
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Masha Allah What a Great job by The Great PAKISTANIS. FANTASTIC ENINEERING SKILLS
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Transportar uma máquina dessas de tuk tuk me pegou demais!
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сварка уровень бог, такой агрегат на прихватках
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Very good 🎉
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Maşallah, maşallah.
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How much is the price for one unit roughly?
0ne thousand USD
Ok Good job 👍👍🙏🙏🙏
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عمل رائع وأكثر من رائع.
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Talento y ganas si que lo ay saludos desde Jalisco México
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I worked for an USA company for almost 25 years, and I wondered why many USA engineers could not solve problems just using ingenuity, they were blocked. Once we had a new machine for ultrasonic welding a pair of plastic parts. the machine was designed for working in between two frequencies. but it did not work , something went wrong. and would not weld in between those frequencies, we needed to increment the frequency. but if we did that it will reduce the machine horn durability, so the USA engineer would not do it. He played with the variables, time, pressure etc, for 3 months, nothing worked, I told him many times just increase the frequency. no, he will not do it, because it was out of the designed parameters.obvious something went wrong, but we needed to produce the product, and had no more time. what to do? He left without solving the problem. the product was programmed to run that week. I just increased the frequency. there was a variable he did not consider. production volume, we needed to run only 1000 parts per week, that was just two hours production per week. at that volume, the heat on the horn would never get so high to damage the horn and I asked the planner to program the product in between lunch time, so during lunch, we we will give more cooling time. that happened on the year 2000, I left the company on 2017, and the machine was still working fine. I admire this guys that can do extraordinary work, just using ingenuity and imagination.
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بارك الله فيكم انتم ابطال
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عمل جيد متقن
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The u.s support this country and we import all their products 🎉
Yes brother
Хвала парням, они сами умеют делать орудия труда и обороны страны.
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i will be nice to know were to-get something like this and who is selling it straight from the source without the dealers who do nothing but jack up the price
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It’s steel amazing what ever people say 😊
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Why use eye protection when arc welding?
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That tripod hoist is an accident waiting to happen. They should apply some of their skill and ingenuity into anchoring it.
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when they start making airplanes, trains etc in these factories it will be fun time
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Motungo kitengue emereppepee, mbarú siurepe jojoemeee!
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good job
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No toes were smashed in the process of creating this machine.
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Bon travail
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Par contre,aucune sécuritée..! En sandale en permanence,dans les copeaux,l'huile..Vous avez vu l'état de leur pieds,et de leurs vétements...J'imagine l'odeur...! Qu'Allah le tout miséricordieux les aident...Amine
Ход молота 10см. Скорость 10 ударов в минуту. Где такое можно применить? Жестянки штамповать? Вырубной пресс? Уж очень он медленный
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Those lathes look as if they want to kill you. I am not sure that I would have dared to hold sandpaper and files up against spinning work pieces. Kudos to you! ❤😊
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Maquina indesarmable, las maquinas no se soldan, se atrnillan o se funden para ahorrar material y procesos.
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Jossss gandosss made Pakistan 💪💪💪💪💪
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ان اري ان الباكستان سوف تكون بلد متقدم جدا في الصناعه ويكون قريبا جدا
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How to buy this press? Please give me contact (site) of manufacturer
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@@wowcreativethingsplease give me contact manufacturer
Non mais là ça dépasse tout. Ces hommes fabriquent des presses hydrauliques avec une disqueuse et un tour... je suis stupéfait par une telle capacité de construction des hommes Pakistanais, dont on ne souligne pas assez internationalement leur extraordinaire capacité de travail et de production.
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no bronze bushing? that will last for realy long time :D also hitting bearings outter ring damaged its balls, on the other hand making ball by hand is cool but also not precise meaning not last long
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@@wowcreativethings also dont mean it bad way...bronze bushing is sacrofitial and easly made new one beside whole axle if there is big wear
also bowl in the ram is better when its from bronze block insertet in the ram,,upper bowl plate also...
Thanks for watching. The greatest sculpture/ art peice, in the existence of time
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50:04 saya rasa itu bukan 50ton,, tapi 16ton
Salam dari Indonesia 🙏
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Хотелось бы знать, сколько травм рук, ног, глаз, на единицу продукции?
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Mashaallah
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How much will it cost
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I love to watch these videos NOT because the methods or products are any good but because of the " try to build an aircraftcarrier with two shoelaces" approach.
Safety and product quality is always almost non existant but they get it up running for at least a short time.
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How much send to Indonesia?
First decide for what purpose you need the press machine and how many tons of it you need.
How come our country needs a computer to do things like this could it be we have no skills anymore
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How he made T shape for a table 👍❤
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Pakistani hands are wonderful... ❤❤❤
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👍👍♥️♥️
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Build an overhead crane, you're making my back hurt just looking at you.
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