The process of making brass castings. Old foundry in Japan | Metal Casting
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- čas přidán 14. 11. 2023
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Company name: Higashinihon Kinzoku Co.
Address: 2-6-4 Tachibana, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-0043
Contact: 0336182477
Home Page:higashinihonkinzoku.com/
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真鍮鋳物、完成した時の美しさは素晴らしいですね！
本当にこの技術は若者にも伝えて行って欲しいですね！
カメラの構図など、私と違う視点があり勉強になりました！素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます！
They should really wear activated carbon filter respirators, those metallic fumes are no joke to be around.
I thought Japan would be more strict on safety standards, unlike other videos I've seen from Pakistan and the like.
Um belo trabalho, digno do efesto, o ferreiros dos deuses. Parables a todos os trabalhadores da fundição.
Were you ok after filming this. There were clearly a lot of zinc fumes. You can get metal fume fever from this and feel very sick.
This is type of work I learned in Trade School late 1960’s-70’s. Sad we don’t teach this anymore.
With unionization it’s hard to get in a trade unless you’re Union, it’s hard to get in a Union unless you have a Union job…🤷🏼
Nice Video ❤ Keep it Up 👍
Man that looks like a fun job.
go and have a look at Windy Hill Foundry...
👍🤝 выполнена хорошая работа !
I wish they had shown how the first half of the sand mold was made. At around 1:05 it jumps straight to him putting the pattern down in an already rammed flask. Usually these would be done with a matchplate or two part pattern and and in those cases it's clear how both the cope and drag are rammed up. With the patterns used in this vid (what are these types of patterns called?) It's not clear how he got that first side rammed up because it doesn't show it. Could someone with some experience in these types of patterns explain this? Thank you.
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辛苦的工作😂
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