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wondering what @AlecSteele would think of the machines used He'd probably geek out completely about the pressing power and immense fly wheels. :)

And doing it all in fucking sandals!

It would be wonderful if you could tell us what the final product will be used for. I recognise leaf springs for lorries, but some of the parts made are a mystery.

Manufacturing company name?

4:15 what's with all the washing? - seemed to go on and on.

Results are amazing

I dread to think of all the pollution these places churn out

what is the daily rate

That's how boieng makes its parts 😂😂

Pakistan ❤

They must be deaf after a while woking there, a hard way to earn a living.

These workers are clearly underpaid and underfed in a dangerous environment without any safety..

I wish these great videos would describe what they are doing and what materials they are using.

Самое смешное, эти станки покупают в нашей стране. Когда-то СССР был крупнейшим в мире производителем металлообробатывающих станков с передовыми технологиями. Теперь наши заводы уничтожены, а люди желающие делать что-то своими руками покупают через посредников, оборудование сделанное этими чумазыми парнями. Я уважаю труд этих людей и ненавижу ту рыжую тварь что убежала и теперь обитает в Израиле. Его зовут Чубайс и то что случилось с моей страной дело его рук.

27:38 kontrola jakości 😂

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Maybe Bangladesh still factory.

Pakistan still factory no wearing of PPEs Very Poor safety culture.

Good Job #Greatskills

I can’t believe this is somehow profitable.

They sure don’t work this hard in Canada

This is just in sane, I mean they’ve done their best to make products and they do everyday but damn man… you ain’t getting anything precision from this type of manufacturing.

Why do all this work to make a throw away tool. It’s madness.

Love the way the tool drags along the workpiece on the return stroke, that's really good for the tool cutting edge....

I am impressed. Good Job ! Greetings to the workers from Los Angeles, USA.

Why are all these manufacturing videos shot in destitute countries? How about one from a modern plant that's mostly mechanized?

I wonder what they do with all those liquid chemicals after they are not good anymore.

It's nice to see a working museum, how it used to be made in the old days. No thought about health and safety or the workers, days before the unions. Doesn't look like stainless steel to me, more like low carbon steel.

I need to join us pls

Address please

Irgendwie bekomme ich das Gefühl das der deutsche Käse Lerdammer auch in der Werkstatt produziert wird. 13:45 🤔🤔🤔

Why do they toss everything into the floor? It drives me crazy seeing every stage of the process ends tossed in the floor! Hard work doesn't need to be harder

Welding without a face shield and safety lens will cause blindness.

Расскажи этим людям, как усердно ты сегодня поработал у себя в офисе, планктон.

Thanks for the video! Respect for all the workers! Preparing the mould to recieve the molten metal requires understanding of the final result! Carrying the molten metal by ordinary simple labourers went without a hitch, With no protective footware, as they know what they are doing! If I could, I would provide for the same! The finished lathe will allow the buyer to earn a living. The labourers will eat tasty and hearty meals and send their kids to school! Yes they might poop on the road, instead of a dirty toilet! Life is hard and cruel for many, yet they maintain their honour and peacefulness, with discipline! They will never steal or rob!

14:38 - шов лопнул, 14:40 - уже заварили ))))

Не понял. Они сначала нарезанный металл через волки прогнали - разгладили, зачистили. А потом он у них перед главным станком по грязному полу елозил... Ну и сварной доставил. У него наверно глаза сменные.

Good job ❤from nederland

Abrir uma filial da vanish lá e estourar de ganhar dinheiro

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so nice to see that they treat the environment well in these countries

Nice❤❤❤❤

Mantap

good work

No safety equipment was harmed during the making of this video.

I lived in central India for 4 years, and I've seen this shit work they do, no matter what job it is... It's a shame, India could be a leader in many fields(but not Lathe making). All machines they have is from England(Left there by the English colonization).. This is a country of ZERO FUX GIVEN... At any trade whatsoever. They employ slave laborers, who don't give a rats arse about anything...

Thanks for posting these guys and all credit to all involved ,they are doing what they can with what they have I I live in reddish stockport uk and they’ve just demolished the last biggest machine tool manufacturer in the country it was called Craven engineering on Greg st reddish they made lathes and machine tools big enough to build ships and power stations engines they were called Mirlees at hazel grove back when we would have a whole different view to health and safety but a time when we just wanted to get the job done obviously with H&S of some kind and using great skills and knowledge past down to them and we used a bit of common sense.

Os caras são brabos , trabalham com luvas, que perigo

Good job. Thanks for not overspeed the video.

Good video, lot of hard work and we may not understand some things but they can do anything with nothing and do it well. Much respect and thank you for showing.