The L Handle Socket Wrench Production Line || How its Made L Handle Socket Wrench in Local Factory
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2022
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Breaks my heart that this type of work exists. Next time you think you hate your job remember this video. God bless them.
Im sure they are happy to have a job and make a few bucks,my father was in the oil business so i got to travel a lot when i was a kid and lived in some really strange places,one of the places i lived was South America,most factories down there are like this,safety is just not one of those things that people take seriously in those places and dying of cancer? well thats along ways away in their mind,little noxious fumes is not gonna hurt me and if you loose your eye from a flying piece of metal, well he was unlucky, thats how they see things.
If you walked in there with a box of safety glasses,gloves and masks they would laugh so hard they would pass out,it would take quite a bit of training to get them to understand its for their own good, just the way it is in those places.
It's not the work it's the lack of safety.
These kids work harder than most of the staff I have had.
Спасибо товарищу Брежневу за мое счастливое детство!
Дедушке Ленину и Н.К. Крупской.. а Брежнев отец застоя..
They certainly must enjoy picking things up off the ground a lot
This is something I often think about when I watch these types of videos. I get that it's all very low income, catch as catch can. But like, a metal frame table would go a long way towards improving efficiency between so many steps.
Hands in the chemicals, repetitive work, dangerous conditions, pollution, child labor... Geez.
Welcome to the third world.
Early death is so common it's almost expected.
@@illiniwood As bad as the ship brakers , dead in there teens from toxic fumes
Yeah, that's nickel and chrome plating baths. The chrome in particular is extremely toxic and they are literally rinsing it with bare hands, skin stained by the chromic acid. And the chrome is badly rinsed off, the next kid drying them is covered in it too.
@@svenp6504 This is where all the cheap tools come from, and why they are so cheap. These workers are giving their health and lives for a few bucks making the owners of these "companies" rich. Sad but this is where we were a hundred years ago.
I am amazed at the high-end machinery, clean work environment and well trained professional adult employees working day and night to bring us state-of-the art wrenches.
you mean "working regulated 8 hour shifts"
And the employees are paid $.45 an hour minus a fee for lunch.
ROFL.
And let us not forget the workbenches, heating devices, lighting, clean floors, and above all, personal safety equipment.
Or not.
Are used to work in a steel fabricating shop like this. No heat in the winter, the building was always full of welding smoke here in Western Pennsylvania. I learned a lot about welding-steel fabrication, painting, grinding, drilling,machine operating, loading & unloading trucks,unions, alcoholics, chainsmokers, bean counters, coffee breaks, and working with people that hated their jobs.. we had so many benefits, that the next benefit for the next contract was going to be either free legal assistance, or free automobile insurance…
The pay was good, the benefits were fantastic, but you never seen a more miserable group of zombies to work with. I got out of there and went to a lower paying job with less benefits, but the people were cheerful.. I learned a lot about a lot there and about life, and about how I didn’t wanna spend the next 40 years..
when I left that job for my next job with a large utility. That company I worked out that had 22 Union and eight nonunion employees, they packed up and moved all the equipment to Rocky Mount North Carolina where it’s a right to work state and no union..
but watching this video, remind me of when I first went into the workforce in a steel fabricating shop that specialized in making building skeleton frames and scaffolding that they made to order or they would rent it out. There were times I would sit at a machine like a drill press shown in this one where the guy was rounding off the corners on the steel bars, I would sit there for sometimes three months eight hours a day grinding the corners Off of 1” x 1” x 5” steel bars used in scaffolding to plug into square tubing much like the bed frame goes together.. I would have to pull down on the ancient drill press and a tool came down and ground to the corners off of these steel square bars one at a time. I could do for a minute, for months.. dark poorly lit, terrible air due to the welding smoke, cold in the winter, hot in the summer..
these guys appear to be in India or Pakistan, but the fabricating shop I worked in Western Pennsylvania was no different. Just as dark, just as dirty, the floor was just as cluttered..
but I’m glad I had that job for almost 3 years it was less than a mile from my home when I still lived at home because I learned a hell of a lot. Every job I had after that and the utility company was a piece of cake..
there is a big difference working for eight Silletti and working for a company that Hass to get the job done right now.
working for a utility company, there’s no hurry… no deadline. As long as the power is going out to the customers, the cash is rolling in. You just have to make sure you keep the wheels turning. Big difference..
Always wondered where harbor freight gets their tools made. Now I know.
This quality is to good for harbor freight.
That aint China, dude. 😁
@@gatorhunter1 true, Harbour freight buys in China, and they use prisoner labor.
Ha, the ad that played right after this video was…. Harbor Freight.
So I guess you have to make a shit ton of these things since there appears to be no effort put into heat treating these tools.
Might not be China but it's not at all far from the truth. If anything the conditions where they're made in China might be worse.
Anybody think they got it tough in America really should watch these folks work
People here have their day ruined if the cant get on Facebook,one of the saddest things about most humans is that they have to experience things first hand to understand them, i dont, i learn from others mistakes ,although i have had my share of problems i consider myself blessed to have a little place to live and a good job and a few bucks in my pocket, these folks dont have a chance,they have to do what is offered to them for probably 100 dollars a month (if that)
Так вот как делают одноразовый инструмент!)
11:29... child labor, working around corrosive chemicals (electroplating). Love the use of the rubber gloves that do absolutely nothing when he dips his hands all the way past the cuff.
I amazed alright. Amazed that they’re wearing shoes and gloves. Looks like the Pakistani version of OSHA stepped in on this one. Although they did overlook eye protection, machine guards, open flames, etc. …
I was waiting for the wire wheel polishing guy to get a flying wire in the eye. I have spent a couple decades in equipment shops and buffing rust off of bolts for example, every time I used the wire wheel side of a bench grinder I could hear the wires that come loose hit my face shield.
See this comment in every video. Why waste your time trying to be basic funny when it isn't these guys don't give a damn you're so so ignorant and you think it's worthy commenting something so not funny just spend your time in the gym instead please it'll get you what you really want in life and that's beauty something your face don't have girl / ohhhhhh in my deebo
and this is how Harbor Freight can sell these for $2 a pop to all the folks cheering the cheap tools there
@@pesto12601 Nah, HF is all Chinese made. At least the Chinese slave labor shops have a floor. This is a whole new level.
@@14goldmedals yeah and nothing like some lye to rinse it out.
Very hard work and that too without any safety measures.
Shocked to see small boys of 10-12 years working in this factory.
Feel bad for those unfortunate children.
Agreed, I wonder given the choice whether they'd rather go to school.
Probably make 6 cents per week .... If that even. :(
Feel bad all you want.....but if you buy it you support it..........any questions............no......good. Now you know what to do, don't support it.
Them kids are providing for themselves and there families with the 50 cents a hour pay.
@@hattrick5076 could not have said it better. People are always bitching about shit then buy the shit they be bitching about.
its like going back 100 years.
If we keep going at the same rate we are, America itself will be back to the medieval era, soon enough.
100 years? So 1920? No way. More like 200 years or even more
Fast forward 100 years and Afrika still is not at this level of manufacturing.
Love the dedication to Health & Safety.
@Bantham Nobilis 35 if their lucky ! That place would be shut down on the spot never to open again if OSHA walked in . Did you see the imbedded yellow plating on the kids fingers & thumb , no way he will make 5 years of that. the smell must have been ungodly to with no fans,
@Bantham Nobilis It's almost as if an American regulation committee has nothing to do with Indian work ethics. Crazy. I know.
Cue the white saviours bitching about health and safety
@@hydroy1 What would a OSHA agent be doing in Pakistan / Afghanistan, applying US standards to less than medieval countries.
Of the many thing in this video I saw any number of things that would give a safety inspector extreme heartburn the one that bothered me the most was the chrome plating area of this sweat shop factory. Plating metal uses any number of toxic and cancer causing substances and at the very least everyone working in that area should be wearing rubber gloves and rubber aprons along with eye protection of course
Child labor
@@behr4204 but every one is happy , most people are brainwashed by the control system hahaha your medication is most likely more dangerious
Probably a family business.
@@howardrewald9817 yeah sad
@@howardrewald9817 we all need fix this problem. Im not political. All I want work with russia people with love and fun And good drink
Термообработка? Не, не слышали.
Детский труд в гальванике? Пустяки.
Yes, was wondering about that. You’d think they’d have a long slow metal conveyer belt running through a tunnel furnace to then dump the red-hot tools into a vat of fuming “palm oil” or similar, then boil the stuff off in Caustic Soda? (Clean the parts *AND* draw the temper. If done right, could even put a black oxide finish on the tools!)
В конце хозяин в цивильной одежде в матерчатые сумки торбует.
Ага и я смотрю катанку нарубали, хромировали и вуаля, а то что этот вороток в сверло изогнется производителю поеbать. Ладно дети работают главное что бы достойно платил, понятно нищета, есть охота работу дал спасибо, но твою мать, выдай пацанам хоть перчатки в размер нормальные, они ж по локоть в химии, и объясни что голыми руками будешь работать до сорока не доживешь. Сидят как первобытные на корточках, ты чё не в состоянии табуретки купить в цех для работяг и какой-то верстак. Ну пистес ублюдочное отношение к персоналу.
Там же чистый цианистый калий?...токсическое действие на организм человека. Интоксикация KCN в значительной концентрации заканчивается смертью человека в результате остановки дыхания....не, не слышали.
это, кстати, та Россия, которую мы потеряли в 1917. 100 лет прошло, пздц.
Fantastic job for all workers Love from New York.
These guys all deserve a raise
Nah! You get what you pay for!
From $2.00 a day To 2.03 a day
@@jimmyfiggs6293 when I worked for a farmer I made 7$ a day 14hr days
Блин, с такой работой в тридцать лет лёгкие выплюнешь
16 часов в сутки.
“Life in the Fast Lane,” or “Working Five (AM) to Nine (PM.)”
Reminds me of my dad's electroplating shop circe 1960.
Very nice, please tell us more about.
MUY BUENO SU VIDEO!! SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA..🇦🇷
I like these how it's made videos.
If you have cheap labor, you can make anything.
You r right
Пакистанские ключи даже выглядят почти как настоящие!
Ключевое слово "почти")))) Что то мне подсказывает что этим инструментам не хватает термической обработки. А для этого материал этих инструментов не должен быть сталью под маркой пластилин ))))
@@amirimiev3803 всё верно, "термички" у них нет. До одного места такие ключи.
@@amirimiev3803 Или сталь марки МГ-мягче г-вна.)
@@amirimiev3803 Да они даже будут работать... для домашней мастерской сойдут... пока не попытаешься сорвать закисший болт с помощью трубы... тогда они скажут КРЯК))) причем место разрушение предсказать невозможно.
Сыромятина не разрушится она просто примет новый дизайн
That's a labor intensive process, sad to see the kids doing that work. I respect them for the work they do, cheers to them, better than begging on the streets. Quality is impressive as you noticed the equipment and dies are just enough to get the job done, as the workers toil for a days pay.
If I could send them gloves I would
1) sad to see kids work, 2) but you respect them , and hope they enjoy their drink 3) because if they weren't they wouldbe begging instead??? i've never seen so many tools and dies in the same place at the same time they are rich with tools they have plenty to make a wrench they make a hundred wrenches
That's Imperialism in action right there. You all Sympathize but not renouncing that System because of the side of the fence you find yourselves on.
@@Alp560 yes we should build sweatshops in america i agree
A 'days pay' for the men is probably around $9. For the kids, I'd guess $2. I had small crews of construction workers in northern Thailand - all of it outdoor work, and everyone enjoyed what they were doing, singing songs, long lunch breaks, etc. The going rate there was $9/day for men and $7 for women. I paid double.
OSHA would just love this place, what a shirt hole!!
I really enjoyed this factory tour of the new Icon line from Harbor Freight!
Child labor laws in Pakistan: if you survive childhood working in a factory you get to continue as an adult.
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It's nice to see kids working for a change.
Wow...as I sit here drinking a coffee.
Love the heat treat process, the child labor is a nice touch too 😒
But they didn't hea... wait a minute.. I see what you did there.
how else are you supposed to round the ends off after the first use
@@UnacceptableViews the sockets weren't made by them so we don't know if they're heat-treated or not.. As for the square driver you have to be a special kind of savage to be able to round that off.. It's not possible even if you wanted to.. The best socket would split in half long before you can round a square driver off.
Если это съёмки сто лет назад,то очень хорошее качество видео.
В некоторых местах планеты время течёт по другому.
From watching these videos, I’ve learned that these dudes love picking things up off the floor.
We, at Harbor Freight, hope you enjoyed our little video. Be sure to pick one of these babies up the next time you’re in the neighborhood, only $19.99, while supplies last.
If you pay more than 4.99 you are stupid. Useful tool - however the chemicals...
Are you proud of this product when they have boys working?
Remembered Martha Stewart? Child Labor violations?
@@josearrue4072 Irony. Byt likely the boys rather work instead of starve...
@@KeebKwmYàj224 Reality check? As long as he is working along his parents/relatives it's better than starving. I see no chains - rather pride of his work. Bet this is a family business.
Explotación infantil sin medidas de seguridad con componentes químicos… muy instructivo..
Aqui no Brasil é proibido crianças trabalhar então eles viram vagabundos e drogados. Não vi nenhuma criança nesse vídeo sendo explorada. Muito pelo contrário desde cedo estão se transformando em legitimos homens
@@vilmaroliboni8341 entiendo lo que dices…mas tengo que insistir en que los “hombres” se hacen y trabajar dignifica a la persona… pero tienen edad de estudiar y aprender no de estar expuestos a sustancias toxicas..
es una lastima el no poder ofrecer todas las posibilidades a los menores..
Un saludo
Very high-tech shop, with the best of safety standards.
And this is what some politicians mean when they say we should de-regulate but ppl will continue voting against their own basic interests 'cus it's easy to distract & divide ppl w/ hate.
@@quique7764 Indeed!
The one kid wearing the Southpark hat seemed to be a jack of all trades. Interesting.
6:08. Woah, that's some job right there. Wax on..wax off.
Glad they have a health and safety officer at their workplace.
He fell into a vat of acid about 5 years ago; things have run a lot smoother since then!
The drill is blunt ! OK get the longer bar
Chrome plated for at least 10 seconds now thats quality !
Ohhh and a pair of marigold gloves ! Health and safety gone mad there
Call OSHA on them
@@Airman.. call who???
@@travelling_stephen Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the United States
@@Airman.. they make product manufacturing ridiculously expensive
it wasnt a chrome plating tank it was zinc the colour or the solution say it not chrome.
I don't like to see child labor but it builds character in these kids.
It’s nice to see gloves on the child labor
Safety first
Наконец-то люди с перчатками на руках!
И даже подобие вытяжного вентилятора на стене
Б..ть там же дети!
Толку то, он руку топит вместе с перчаткой, потом из перчатки выливает раствор..... Чем так, уж лучше без перчаток. Перчатки только для видео им надели- после отняли и из зарплаты вычли.......
А где оттиск Хром-ванадий?
Китайцы наляпают
Really clean.
Felicidades buen trabajo!!!!!
Mush is written on the production rates of these plants eing so much better than Western world rates, look like sweat shops to me with out and adquate health and safety. No guards, no enclosed machinary, death traps.
Так вот откуда берется эта сыромятина!!!
Wonderful and amazing job so perfect👌👌👌👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏
Awesome chain.
How many times do they throw the product on the ground only to have to pick it up and stack it again?😂😂😂
Gives someone a job. They are not asking you to do it are they??????
@@aquahero That would be to easy on them
@John Davis seems to be pretty common in these factories sadly
They probably aren't given time to build a suggestion box, but I suppose benches would get in the way.
I thought that , maybe a couple of water pipe rails in parallel on a slight slope that would direct them to the next machine . Having said that I love these videos , they are very inventive repairing broken axles , engine blocks , gear teeth . Repairs we made back in the 1950's when being a tradesman meant more than selecting and fitting the correct replacement from a parts shelf .
В ведре отработка горит никому не мешает, а в Европе с углекислым газом борются, аж позеленели
дикари...
Это для тепла
Потому что Грету Тунберг в Пакистан не пускают. Там бы ее быстро камнями закидали.
Excelente trabajo sin equipo de seguridad
These people in the video work hard for their livelihood and to support a family. People here have a phone and don’t believe they should have to work. They are owed everything from those who actually do work. When they don’t get what they think they are entitled to, they go on a texting rage.
At least a bit better than some shops-- the guys have shoes and the boss's sons have gloves. However the plating process is going to slowly kill them and poison the ground. And since the handles are not hardened they may act more like torque-limiting wrenches than anything else..
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Dudes nails are stained by the plating chemicals 😞
Made the same observation a few comments up... Those kids doing the plating. Liver failure by 40, if they even make it that long. You're right though. In this shop, at least the guys are wearing shoes and some have gloves on. But the dude at the wire wheel without safety glasses... He's probably not long for having two eyes. I'm sure that job is pretty short term for anyone that does it.
the draw down harden the steel
Always wanted to see how they made wrenches back in 1919 😳
My son made the first socket wrench back in 1887.
Packed and ready to ship off to the snap on van 😂
Hello! OSHA surprise inspection here!!!
А что с руками у пацанов будет после такой химии !?! 😞
Этот процесс с химией-хромирование или что?
Если мыло полбеды , парафин тогда жесть. Заготовка под волочение жесть....
Пыz да
Травления в растворе кислоты. Руки + лёгкие (((
Экзема в лучшем случае. Соли никеля ядовиты.
Возвращаюсь я с работы, ставлю Рашпиль у стены
You guys may work in a dirty building with not pretty paint on the walls but you're work ethic blows away anybody I've seen you guys are awesome
I agree with you but I suspect if they didn't work like slaves they would be replaced instantly.
Looks like a nice family run business.
Very hard working men. They should be appreciated more.
Chrome vanadium?
Muito bom esse trabalho gostei
5:08. Best dressed man in the shop.
These How it's Made videos are great, could you imagine the margins we could have here in the states, if we could still have this type of machinery and labor..
yeah wouldn't it be amazing. Sure the safety and anti child labour laws were put in place so workers didn't continue to live short hellish lives watching friends and family die or suffer grievous injuries but think about the profits the already to rich could make on the back of that suffering!
And just imagine what a great career path this is for all of the 12 years watching. Think about the skills you must acquire doing these operations. We need more of this!
@@philt214 Yeah... look mom.. my skin is nice and shiny thx to the machine oil washing I get to do all day long.... my lungs are full of metal particulates and I get to keep my nose clean by breathing in toxic acid which we dump in the river at the end of the day.
The dream of many engineers and designers during the 50ies 60ies and 70ies was to stream line and automate the means of production. The goal was to free up the human laborer so they could live a higher quality of life and carpe diem. However through corporate greed and bad governance a elite class was born that refuses to share the fruits of automation and modern processing.
@@pesto12601 They gave the most toxic job to the children in the plating room. Those chromate solutions are bad news.
DID YOU SEE THE SIZE OF THAT CHAIN? WAIT TIL YOU SEE THE BICYCLE IT FITS!
Steampunk at its finest.
A great deal of graft for a seemingly simple tool
Great to see the kids working the acid bath... lol
Fascinating and amazing industriousness but so sad to see child laborers, especially toiling in conditions like these, with so many dangers and absolutely no safety gear at all.
I've always heard about sweatshops, this is the first time I've seen one. That guy working on the wire wheel without eye protection made me squint.
Yeah, same here... Then I saw the kids working at the etchant and plating tanks. Liver failure by 40-45yrs old. There's probably a reason why most everyone in that shop was young. That said, kudos to them for doing menial and repetitive manual labor. I'm sure they take pride in what they do, as well as just having a job, which is probably huge in their country. Can't/won't take that away from them. But man... I'd love to send them a few boxes of safety glasses, heavy rubber and leather gloves and some respirators for the kids doing the plating!
The kid drilling has a twitch, and the kids running the electroplating process aren't wearing gloves. Tons of chemical exposure to undeveloped juvenile brains.
Good job..i want that tool..the production is simple but with great result..
Good job.
Great tools, made by child laborers, working exposed to chemicals... OMG
Welcome to Walmart!
Pakistan only
Amazing skill
congratulation
Трудолюбивые!!! Молодцы!!! Уважаю!
Verry hard working a solute this worker .👍
sorprende que con lo mas elemental produzcan herramientas en serie, los felicito, pero no puedo dejar pasar la incomodidad de los trabajadores, creo que con una minima inversion podria hacer mas comodo el trabajo, no comprendo el porque el no utilizar mesones y tarimas para evitar estar a nivel del suelo, y por ultimo, veo niños trabajando, comprendo la necesidad de trabajo pero creo que deberian estar estudiando, un abrazo
No me gusta ver niños trabajando, pero creo que para ellos eso es una bendición
@@andresvillasenor4720 opino lo mismo los ninos deben de estar estudiando y no en explotacion laboral
Capitalismo es la reespuesta.
no se si es tanto problema ver niños trabajando, quizás es medio tiempo y estudian tambien, el problema es que están manipulando químicos sin respiradores y básicamente sin guantes en un lugar que probablemente no esta ventilado
I wonder where the depleted chemical and wash bath fluids go for disposal! I suspect there is a lot of pollution in the neighborhood.
Nearest river
Same place their poop and pee goes.
I believe we used to make stuff like that in the UK... think we should again.
good job
I think American children should spend 1 year working as these do. I do believe it would have a positive effect.
Chromium poisoning is not a positive effect.
@@aleksandersuur9475 😆 I think you missed the meaning of my statement. But that's OK.
WHAT IS THE LIFE EXPECTANCY OF THESE WORKERS?
“Distressingly Short.”
Especially the young guy with the yellow stained fingers form the chroming process... my heart breaks for these children.
Yeah I was thinking that too
These boys are 6 years old. All of them
Two hours and 19 minutes
well done boys
Que gusto me da ver jovensitos travajando muchas felicidades que dios los cuide muchas bendisiones a todos los que travajan les mando muchos saludos de todo ❤❤❤❤❤❤
When i was 16 i got a part time job in a small machine shop. Learned alot but many unsafe practices not unlike these.
Yes I docked in s machine and wejding shop not safe work or
Practice
12:19 после кислот, да голыми руками.... Эхххх
i dont think that is acid based more like alkaline
Interesting.
The traditional process, which is very unfriendly to work safety, is the first time I see it, but it's a shame to employ minors, in my country it's illegal, I didn't know it was there.
These men made something form nothing. Bravo
It's a machine shop, nothing out of the ordinary.
@@squirrelcovers6340 And men operate machine.
Something of questionable quality
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abusing children this is very sad
Top...
It reminded me that my hands were the same as those boys' when I worked on the farm. This is how Westerners enjoy cheap products.
I bet one of those l-handle socket wrenchs, sells for more in Halfords, than that child earns all year. About £7 I believe.
Потом американские "партнёры" ставят клеймо snap on и вуаля-цена в 10 раз. 😄
sata и в Россию)) блин, сыромятину эту..
El niño menor de edad y sin edad para trabajar, que bien trabaja...
Just because of this video I am going to look for one of these and buy it.
Yeah so we can continue to have children working instead of growing up and going to school.
Nice tool design but I did not see any heat treatment to harden the the tool .
Of course I do admire what they do with what they have, Common practice in
poor underdeveloped countries like India and Pakistan.
India ????
Use once, break, toss it into the scrap collection bin for remelting.
@@QuadMochaMatti Thanks for your comment. You made me laugh.
But, they each have nuclear weapons.
Underdeveloped? India has a space program and both are members of the "Nuclear Club".