Most Amazing Forging Process & Tour of a Tools Making Factory
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А вот это совершенно неожиданно хороший пример работы. И материал хороший и работа качественная. Обычно Индия/Пакистан это что-то такое от чего волосы дыбом становятся, а тут прям неожиданность
The man using the power hammer has amazing skills to make all those hammer heads the same. It’s not easy to shape them so perfectly with a power hammer. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
it wasn't that perfect, it's india
@@digdigger4277 Ouch😂😂
@@digdigger4277 Next time try to do it You so you find out what it feels like when you get Hot iron on your face ... 🤣💣🤣
It’s about as perfect as you can get for a 10lb sledge on one heat it only took a minute or two
Sez.who someone who's never done it?
да спецы с большой буквы, поклон и уважение.
Это действительно качественная продукция, не то, что плохая продукция из Китая, молодцы ребята, я бы с удовольствием купил бы такую кувалду, жму руку 🤝🤝🤝
Интересно сколько стоит такой инструмент и чем он хуже молотка от стэнли ??? Мужики просто суперские !!!!
Да, китайцы из чугуна парят. Но скорее всего это наши барыги такую дешевку берут на перепродажу.
Very beautifully hand crafted tools... Thanks a lot.
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Dudes are skilled... Small factories like this will stay in business during an economic crises. They use what we consider scrap and turn it into something useful. Dudes on trip hammers are very good. I like the way they work as a team. No words are needed.
The skill with the power hammer is amazing. One time thru with no misses? Can tell he has worked that machine for a lot of years.
Thanks dear Charles Weeman
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Probably has forearms the size of Popeye.
#FoundryTech
These guys are pros, they don’t have the nicest forges or the proper protection and equipment, but none the less they are professionals
They do have a $20,000 air hammer, that’s pretty nice
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What is you talkin bout man, they have badass forge a badass hammer tongs and gloves
Could you imagine what they could do with proper equipment
I noticed most of the guys in the shop are older,hopefully they’re training a new generation of people to work and continue this craftsmanship.
Hopefully not, and those young guys have a brighter future.
@@banatibor83 you’re probably right,all things have a beginning and an end i suppose.
Not to mention there are some people who just plain like to do this work
Most of these are in their twenties.
@@banatibor83 skilled labor is not a dark life. It's rewarding and builds character. The young could learn a thing or two from some serious work.
The guy with the power hammer ... NOT his first day on the job!
Incredible!
That guy on the power hammer is nuts he’s so fast it’s crazy and his home boy kept up 😂 legendary!!!!
I'm always shocked to see how hard these guys work and with so little tools. Not to mention the complete lack of safety gear... I mean.. tossing glowing iron around on your flipflops... nothing but respect
🩴 😂
The guy making the hammer, what more does he need? He has everything a western blacksmith had for centuries, with the exception of the powerhammer. He had first rate skill and dexterity for sure though. A pleasure to watch.
The dude grinding right next to his bare feet
Yes, and he might want to exchange those loafers for a pair of steel toes. Amazing work though,
@@patrickscaia9335 even if it's not steel toe a good pair of semi rigid leather boots will do wonders
Je suis époustouflé par la précision presque naturel du forgeron avec son pilon.
Le marteau ressort comme moulé par nos forges mécaniques occidentales !
Ce gars est un virtuose, j'espère qu'il gagne sa vie à la hauteur de sa justesse ! 💪😉👍
I have a small forge and I Smith my own hatchets and knifes. I have learnt a lot from these men. Much respect.
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3:03 Unbelievable skill that man has using the power hammer. Flawless accuracy. Just incredible.
The apocalypse came and went. These guys barely noticed..
The process is amazingly refined and intricate. The piece at the end seems simple and nothing special, but is in fact quite the opposite. These days reading a book on atomics and how particles align themselves under certain conditions, like hardening and annealing the faces of the hammer for stench but leaving the eye slightly softer so it less likely to shatter with a hard miss strike when using the tool. An amazingly complex process where absolutely nothing is done for no reason. Every stroke and motion is for a very specific and important reason. These men are as much artists and they are smiths or engineers. Sure we’ve made wonderful metal works ancient times, but back then people didn’t know why they had to do most of it, they just knew they had to do it. No idea how atoms worked, they just knew what worked through repetitive action over generations. Amazingly some swords were made with chromium additives(stainless steel “sort of”). You can’t convince me that ancient man knew what was really going on, they just knew it worked. LOL they thought blacksmiths were wizards and magicians 😂
Молодцы, из рельса хороший инструмент 👍
The guy on the hammer forge is insane, at 03:02 just casually corrects the alignment so the other guys wrist don't get the full force.
Mechanization (some) and closed toed shoes. Glad to see it. Keep these craftsmen cranking out more tools.
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I love to work with these guys,they are most satisy people they will take a nice sleep after completing their tiring job
Railway Ka loha lag raha hai 😁😁. Excellent work.
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Lag nhi rha he he bhai railway ka
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That’s some serious skills at work
Everybody working at the floor.
Something different🤝👍👍
I am impressed. The 12 lb hammer was forged free hand in minutes.
Awesomeness
Thank you for showing us the hard work of your skills and labor
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Dude forging that hammer head on the power hammer was impressive. Holy shit.
🇬🇧 He's bang on , every time 😏
You got to be kidding? Just WoW. All by eye and feel.
How good was the bit where they forged the sledge hammer head. Smooth working
Otro estupendo video sobre el proceso de forja más asombroso y un recorrido por una fábrica de herramientas, respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.💯💯💯💯🤘🤘🤘👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Skilled craftsmen at work, much respect 👍
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@@RandomThingsUp thanks you for sharing
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👏🏾Great respect for your craftsmanship gentlemen. Your country is hit hard by Covid19. Please take good good care of yourselves and your loved ones! 🤞🏾
Thank you my friend♥️
This video is from Alabama
@@jacknasty6940 this video is from Punjab, Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️
This is satifaying to watch
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They are so good at what they do and they work so hard, they seem to have only what they need, no safety equipment, masks, resperatos, no protection for that older gentleman from the heat of the furnace, only a thin shirt and you can see it blowing his clothes, it's India its hot already,help the guy out boss, share the wealth, 1 of them had handmade shoes, their bosses need to treat them better, the whole industry does, I got alot of respect for these workers across India.
Well said! 👏👏👏
I am in awe of the men who work under these dangerous working conditions. I can only imagine the toll on their health as a result of these jobs...
It’s crazy
The folks in this video are all under 15-
🇬🇧 They don't hire snowflakes ⛄️
I just bought one of these last week. I had no idea. I would gladly pay a couple dollars more if they could get some safety glasses and work boots.
Yes because that is where the money will go if you spent a couple of extra dollars per piece......
Believe me i always wish that they have some safety boots at least ,but the owner of the company don't give a shit about those lifes
Perhaps you should pay more attention to the world in it's whole. It's most of the common day items that hides a lot of low income work.
Shoes are produced almost exclusively in India and China. Malaysia is known for it's rubber goods for example. But these countries have one thing in common.
They don't give a crap about the environment, examples can be seen here in this video. As a blacksmith I know a thing or two about forging and the forges you see here display a lot of so-called dragonbreath. That's basically unburned fuel that interacts with the oxygen just outside the forge. It also produces a lot of CO (not good for the workers). But on top of that, it's highly fuel inefficient to operate a forge this way. insulation, heat recuperation and closing the door saves at least 20% fuel (if not way more).
You can also look up the CO2 emmisions per country for (raw) steel production. You will find that China produces one metric ton of steel at the cost of 3 metric tons of CO2. Compare that to a modern steel foundry in Europa. Those produce steel at a 1:1 ratio or less. If you add transportation to the equation, you will soon find that producing steel in China is screwing the environment four times over.
So why China or any other non-western country? It's all about the money. If you can save 10 cents on a hammer which you produce by the millions, it's a lot of money saved. Who cares if the hammer is produced from railroad track that's not properly annealed or postprocessed? It only means the hammer will fail quicker, forcing you to buy a new hammer.
Резать металл кислород-ацетиленовой горелкой в шлепках и без СИЗ - это сильно.
А они чето все делают в шлепках и на корточках
В таких видео меня уже ничего не удивляет. Это же Пакистан или Индия. Там, на подобных производствах по технологии 18 века, не заморачиваются на технику безопасности. Не до того. Заработать бы на прокорм семейства. Какой работник будет выделываться, если за воротами ждут на замену ещё пару тысяч таких же горемык.
Они акуммы голыми руками перебирают и защиты органов дыхания , о чем ты говоришь
@@user-sx3kn9iz5j
Да, видел.
Кислота, свинец плавят и паяют им - смертники.
These guys are the unsung hero's of the westerns consumption of cheap goods, hats off to them
Вот они настоящие мастера.все делают иглавное сидя.
И не важно что этот боек из сыромятины и толку от него как от пластеина, главное сидя делают
Ооо АЛЛАХ дай этим людям силу и здоровья!!!
а как же будда?
That's some mighty impressive forging there. Even though they are using a power hammer, I'm amazed that they were able to go start to finish on those sledge hammer heads with just a single heat. Well done!
Ковка с закалкой за 1 нагрев, у нас бы этот молоток минут 40 мусолили, и грели раз 5.
У нас бы, пока молоток с цеха в цех, то ценаб втрое взлетела. потом по кабинетах в конторе. и на выходе, легче купить у индейцев.
شكد حلو هذا الشغل رغم كل الي جاي يشتغلون رجال كبار السن
بارك الله بكم وبعملكم
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So nice work awesome 👍
These guys work so hard. Pakistan or wherever this is, should be proud they have countrymen like these.
Thanks for watching dear
Суровый пакистанский газосварщик поджигает горелку от раскаленного молотка - эпично )))
Talento excepcional com as mãos , assisto vários vídeos e acho o máximo .... parabéns a todos
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Amazing! All done in one heat. Beautiful work!
Я купил бы одну 👍👏👌✋
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This is incredible work and you guys really hard working and great job ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Big talented works making big hammer very good sir and great job 👍👌
Being a Blacksmith myself ...amazing to watch but as far as Safety will give it a miss lol
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Usaha pembuatan Palu yang sangat menjanjikan
jarang saingan
Very good job..India
Absolutely fascinating to watch these unbelievably talented people. A real joy. I hope you do your part and share the money you make from the views with them!
Absolutly amazing especcially the skill with the power hammer!!
Greatings from germany
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Thats the way it is done.. Good job men
Mucho esfuerzo...trabajo duro 👍 los felicito...
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¡OJO! con el tio al final del video que coge el martillo pequeño con los dedos del pie.... FANTASTICO TRABAJO.
Costumamos fortalecer com like e compartilhamento os bons vídeos que sejam postados no CZcams , vc postou algo relevante , de bom gosto , que vale a pena ser visualizado . Parabéns por tornar a escolha de bons vídeos rápida no sistema ...
Sweet ass sweet. My favorite part was when dude took off his safety glasses to re-tie his steel toed work boot.......said no one ever.
Water-quenched steels will generally be harder than oil-quenched steels. This is mainly because the thermal conductivity of water is higher than the thermal conductivity of most oils ,but this Man has no oil and therefore makes a little water drip to cool slowly. Next time i buy a hammer i will think about this video:)
Very good Job, good Tool, congratulations!!! Brasil
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God bless you all team members
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Fine, Good professional
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Bravo تبارك الله عليكم الله إحفظكم
Saya orang indonesia sering melihat konten" dari negara anda kreatif dan sederhana
Супер. Большое Уважение.
Fantastic video my friend 👉🔝🤝👀💖
This ones impressive, I can get behind this. Especially considering that pretty much every company elsewhere wont recycle scrap steel into tools in this fashion.
For a few principles I do understand why others wont recycle in this fashion but here it's just cool to watch.
These look like good hammers. The heat treatment looks good too.
Вот эта трудо любивый народ
Skilled craftsmanship for sure
Thanks watching
Serious craftsmanship.
RAW RUSTIC TALENT
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That quenching tank is probably the cleanest most sterile water around for hundreds if miles
Love that hammerhead, the bigger the better it look
Wow u have owsome skill I have first time seeing process of making hammer
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,,, these Fellows are Organised even if it looks Chaotic at Times. ,,, 😁👍🙏
Jabardast karigari.so skilled Muslim are really very professional in technical work.
Спасибо за видео.
OSHA would go crazy.
Top demais o trampo desses caras !
Привет!доброе дело Вы делаете!так держать!
Shaped, punched and drifted in one heat....wow
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It's pretty impressive. That's a hell of a lot of steel and a huge power hammer, so there's probably some room to make a mistake or two without having to drop it back in the forge.
@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper your username is hilarious
Looks like Britain 200 years ago
Very talented guys, great work 👍
Thanks for watching dear
These guys are genius
Reminds me of Record Tools UK in the 1970's, hand made top quality tools. Now where do I buy one?
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Уввййцц ііə
Very nice Work, I would like to have such a hammerhead!
Heats'off you're hardworking bhai love from Hindustan 🙏
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Practice makes man perfect ♥️♥️🔥🔥
The forging press guy is literaly a master
I always wondered how my Harbour freight tool was made...awesome video..
Thanks for watching
ماشأ الله تحياتي من الجزائر عمل مدقن
Здарова ,ловко у вас получается каждый своё дело знает молодцы
Вот это мастера! Супер качество
Nice work Thanks for posting
super! хочу такой молоток!
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OSHA would have a field day with these guys!
With their employer not the workers who are being taken advantage of
Is it taken in fast forward mode of camera ..........NO,....BRILLIANT, EXTRAORDINARY SKILL IN DISPLAY, REQUIRES YEARS OF WORK, ONLY EXPERIENCE MATTERS