Die forging process(open and closed die)

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[@blaznbilly53]

I Ran Ring Gears for 6 0ut of the 10 years at Tonawanda Forge in NY... And i can assure you this man is earning his pay check...im not sure why he is doing this alone... but never the less , he is earning his pay...Considering that this is normally a two man operation .... R/G were ran at aprox 2,380 degrees and weigh aprox 15lbs up to as much as 48lbs each... Respect

[@AluminumOxide]

I do love these early 1990s manufacturing videos

[@MechanicsX]

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[@larayu367]

Great video.

[@LeadDennis]

That was a great video.

[@reidbrown7050]

Hey I worked in the hammer shop in the first video running that same exact hammer.hard and dangerous work but I loved working there.

[@MechanicsX]

great

[@thanasisderiziotis9265]

thank jesus christ for your video. I write an exam tomorrow with my friends, and we are too lazy to study. With your 5 min video we are ready!! So we close our books and go see gauros-psv. They just scored

[@samoxborrow1793]

Good luck for tomorrows exam thanasis, remember, you cant cheat revision so remember to study hard and manage your time well. The worst thing you can do is leave everything till the last minute and end up pulling an all-nighter x. lots of love from 2 am with a deadline at 4pm

[@MechanicsX]

Great 👍

[@MechanicsX]

What happened in this exam? 😁

[@cheriyanyan]

I have clarified some concept ideas after watching the video! Thanks!

[@MechanicsX]

You are welcome.Do you still follow us?

[@nazevbor]

Thank you, for educational purposes.

[@MechanicsX]

You are welcome,👍

[@delbroncarter5121]

Best Job I Ever Had!

[@MechanicsX]

Appreciate your comment. Do you still follow us?

[@binhvutianh]

Oh great video, for me, student

[@tonycruise]

i do this at work every day , love my job, ppl are stressful but love it overall ! x)

[@globalcombattv]

You don't want to be a billionaire or something?

[@tonycruise]

no, the rich cant go to heaven

[@globalcombattv]

Tony Cruise How do you know hell is so bad?

[@akhilgupta1671]

Where do you work?

[@claudia-6437]

That kinda work gets in your blood don't it?

[@lgdrexler]

Very informative. Thanks for a great video.

[@MechanicsX]

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[@danismandasari7563]

great video, thank u, very useful.
by the way, can you mention the tools that used in this video?

[@linahasanbayova6567]

Good

[@JonSheldon610]

Very helpful video. Thank you!

[@nasimsarker5315]

very good video

[@gurunathan8787]

nice and very usefull for studends

[@arnaldocecconello7543]

falta material de segurança um
protetor para o rosto e uma túnica para o peito por causa da alta temperatura

[@yogendersingh3588]

awesome

[@mindmineral]

great video

[@MechanicsX]

Do you still follow us?

[@TheMattjudo26]

lengthening is drawing out. Isn't it? Upsetting would be shortening and thickening?

[@MohitSaini-ou7dy]

where did you get this video from?

[@kimberlyhughes4515]

Nice video! The voice sounds familiar. Who produced your video?

[@MechanicsX]

Just online website

[@niteshkaushik8078]

What is difference b/w finish forging and closed die forging

[@darylmorning]

Closed die forging is where the dies surround the metal being forged, finish forging is the last step in the forging process where you get to the point that the machinists get it. Finish forging is a sub-type of closed die forging.

[@russiangamermatty9211]

but but how are 13 amp plug pins forged

[@chuckbuckbobuck]

Probably with either a very small drop hammer or press I.would suppose.

[@vishwajeetsingh23121995]

good

[@MechanicsX]

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[@wncoulte]

How many ppl came here because they wanted to see how the trunnion on the AK they was SUPPOSED to buy, is made?

[@MechanicsX]

You are right. Appreciate your comment

[@delbroncarter5121]

The Die Is Heated So It Doesn't Break! A. Closed Die Hammer Will Brake A Cold Die!

[@MechanicsX]

Yes.Appreciate your comment. Do you still follow us?

[@delbroncarter5121]

@@MechanicsX Still Watching! I loved Being A Heater At U.S Forge, The Sign The Company Placed Over The Hammer Shop Entrance ( Through These Doors Work The Best Damn Forge Workers In The World).

[@danielalasoo2930]

Uni of Manchester brought me here

[@delbroncarter1668]

Best Job I Ever Had.Paid Per.Hundred.Great Money If You Work Hard.

[@autumnarmstrong8658]

He'll yeah.i worked at Pioneer forge.it was the first clip.

[@lennym1273]

Way too short of a video...