Turning Unused Oil Can into Useful Vessels - Amazing Technics & Process

The Process begins with breaking the unused oil barrels to create a sheet, exposing to fire to remove oil rust and dust then cutting the sheet into circles to create iron Vessel which is most commonly used in construction, gardening, agricultural field works, and these product offer a wide variety of design and functionality.
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[@ShinyAnvil]

No glittery and shiny narcissistic influencers here. Honest, hard working people toiling for food and for their families in almost inhumane, unsafe working conditions.

[@memememe2674]

Boo hoo

[@augustwest8559]

So true the guys at the end spinning metal. A clear case of making it look easy.

[@khairulnaeim756]

Yeah just for a moment... British and their...fack gotta sabotage it...send some person...with bad words and other things they do ...this behavior happen because this English leadership is fools ...

[@misiek2514]

I have a lot of respect for these very hard-working people.

[@user-hf4qu1oe5e]

...and the most obvious way to recycle metal waste

[@ernestosandovalmarquez1769]

CONTAMINATED SOIL VERY .

[@critterallywithjohnernest.]

All i can think of is how do they not get hundreds of sharp metal slivers in their feet? Amazing!

[@risvangenbrnshj918]

And smashed hands and feet seven times a day.

[@enyquesti]

То есть вас не смущает что они делают себе посуди из старых бочек из под пасла и диз топлива? И даже толком их не моют

[@thompsonbrad5434]

And all that mind numbing work for a few dollars a day so we in western world can benefit ☹️

[@leatherbound4233]

They don't.

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

This is how things get done in non Democrat states. 😅😊 I see the guy with the power hammer is obviously cold working the steel. It could be 304 or 316 steel or carbon steel. I thought they would use plain old low or no carbon steel for non food grade drums. I am guessing the 'carbon steel' is AISI 1018 or ASTM A36. Who knows what is used overseas though. Its got to be cheap and standard.

[@mrmyorky5634]

These are hardworking men doing the best they can for their families.

[@gaildimick1831]

That’s how you recycle. Very good. Can’t imagine being barefoot in that line of work.

[@rirkc]

Yea and the only protective equipment is the odd pair of gloves. Insane.

[@frankanddanasnyder3272]

So what nasty toxic chemicals were in those barrels? And heating the metal to remove the paint just volitizes all the nasties...

[@drivestowork]

It enhances the flavor of the food cooked in them!

[@christianvseggern6433]

​@@drivestowork😂.......🔥🪦🪦🪦

[@robertteap8052]

Respect to each and everyone of those workers. Just imagine how many blows of a hammer does it take to cut a barrel up like that, and a damaged barrel at that.. I would find it hard to get someone to cut a barrel with an angle grinder.. Then the use of oil residue as a fuel for the fire to burn off the paint, nothing wasted.. Credit to all involved..

[@peternicholsonu6090]

Just lovin it. Love to see Health n Safety officers here in Australia watching this.....they haven’t lived!!

[@lawrencerolls3643]

Yep OH&S would have a field day, once they recovered from their heart attack.

[@Landrew0]

The economics of this is amazing. They take a disposable waste product and create jobs and affordable goods. To compare this to how we do things in the developed world is naïve.

[@mr.pramodfun9368]

My company thank you Bhai ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@martinswiney2192]

Imagine going to work every day totally hammered. 😂

[@lesnoibrodyga363]

Вот у кого иммунитет и сообразительность +200. Вот кто без проблем переживут любые катаклизмы и лишения. Браво и виват людям.

[@minnesotatomcat]

Love that one guy on the lathe, smiling and dancing around as he worked 🤣

[@user-fz6vs4de9m]

Hard work by a primitive process. Good job Recycling at it's most basic level. Some of our GenX and GenZ lazy American teenagers need enrolled in this school of hard knocks. Look not a cell phone in sight.

[@lawrencerolls3643]

I had to put earmuffs on just to watch this, even with the volume turned off.

[@leatherbound4233]

On one hand I'm impressed with the ingenuity and skills making the bowls with such simple tools, on the other hand damn, not even the most basic of safety and their scars show it.

[@sonsonik6335]

best job, best people....

[@scottchristian6624]

God bless these hard working people, now I know why my mother said “ tie your shoes and stay in school”

[@randallloomis4756]

My mother had an older girl across the street walk me to school and she couldn't even tie your own shoes that really ticked me off I was only 6 years old

[@chillyspoon]

Hard, toxic, dangerous work and some serious skills on display at the auto-hammer and lathes - respect.

[@harjindersinghsajjan8363]

Interesting video 🙏 nice sharing 🙏

[@hobbyhermit66]

Much respect for these guys. They certainly earn their keep.

[@russtaylor2122]

Fantastic re-use of resources that we shall all need to adopt, after collapse of industrial civilisation in the first-world. Great work, gentlemen...!

[@orl477]

Amazing worker's God bless you guys.

[@giovannifinievoli8825]

Amazing what they are capable of producing

[@KeaginsDad]

Amazing skill, everything to them all!

[@gordonloessl2822]

It's amazing that they seem to all of their body parts intact.

[@user-ol8xm6go4f]

Привет 💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍 удачи вам

[@nickholmes8399]

I knew this whole steel toed boots thing was a scaam. 3:50

[@Chr.U.Cas2216]

Dear nick holmes 👍👌👏 Yeah, at max they wear those famous safety sandals/flipflops. Best regards, luck and health in particular.

[@steveroperfilms]

Thanks for posting. Fascinating process and video. Machines that were made to last.

[@circusthuppaki]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@g41thomas]

Looks as this people live on planet Smokey 😮

[@luanferreira-nh2em]

Sensacional eu gostei de mais valeu👍👏

[@grandmapamm]

I am always amazed at how these people take old used items are make new things out of them without all the fancy equipment many countries have. I do wish they were made to wear shoes while working around sharp items I always worry they are going to have a serious injury due to the lack of proper shoes and safety equipment. I do love seeing what they make.

[@wendellmosley1375]

what was it he made?

[@gbd1196]

@@wendellmosley1375I think they are food vessels.

[@rirkc]

I couldn't help but notice how oil-soaked the ground is in the first segment where those workers are breaking down the used oil drums. And they walk around in it barefoot.

[@rightselva]

Sema Bro.... Hard Work

[@yt650]

When the terminology “oil can“ was used, I immediately thought third world, and when I looked at the footwear, I knew I was right. In the United States, they’re called oil drums.

[@saggoonoojayraj6503]

Very Nice jod well done

[@OmarKorshed]

ما شاء الله قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم / إن الله يحب إذا عمل أحدكم عملا أن يتقنه / صدق رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@RaulGonzalez-jg8ks]

Buen trabajo. Felicidades lo ke c logra con un tambo 😮

[@edvillavicenciobazan3240]

Esos señores son unos profesionales en su oficio. 👏👏👍

[@user-yg2zp2zb2u]

Someone please tell me that those plates are not used for food!

[@LouSassol69]

They are obviously cleaned first

[@chespocket1756]

Of course they are 😂

[@user-ts3ib8gx4r]

Эти тазики универсальная тара. Их используют практически везде, где надо перемещать небольшое количество груза одному человеку.

[@truth895]

construction

[@ruchirlawate624]

Haha no, they are used at construction sites for carrying headloads of gravel/ sand/ bricks etc

[@zekelucente9702]

These videos are inspiring and sad at the same time.

[@jamesrankin9833]

Good stuff!

[@jillbraun9395]

These men put in so much work and effort for pittance wages. The only one who profits is the owner.

what ? who do u think, came up with the idea, put in the capital, bought the equipment & found the buyers ! Of course, the owner deserves the lion share . He took the most risk & initiative , which communist country do u live in ?

[@vincentsanchez9078]

first time i see gloves being used in these videos

[@shahidulislam4636]

❤❤❤

[@katbobyr]

Творческий подход. Технологично и не боятся Америки и конкурентов.

[@timgannon2993]

I love how they throw everything on the floor multiple times😂

[@rickspa8348]

My OCD went through the roof..😂

[@user-ii2dg3dw9j]

Мастера хорошие но почему то работают без обуви.Ноги похожи на старые калоши-совсем не берегут себя.

[@mauricebate5069]

You certainly deserve you wages 👍🏼

[@composing0]

اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين اشهد إلا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله

[@CrazyHeartRanch]

The fella on the hammer is a machine!!

[@iancanty9875]

If I were their boss, there’s no way I could stand by, raking in the profit and not even kit my workers out with protective shoes and other safety gear that in the UK would be considered vital. All those shards of metal must end up in those poor guys feet all the time. It’s appalling and inhuman.

[@arquivoyager2010]

The process could be improved by cleaning the sheets chemically in a small tank and shaping the bottom sheet in a hydraulic manually operated steel press. Anyways these workers are very skilled and do a great job !

[@brandonstrickland6444]

Definitely been used though

[@user-rh7vn8df3f]

Mas fino el viejo q la maquina😮

[@alexandrsibircev4720]

Технология на грани фантастики и ТБ за гранью разумного! Это 21-й век!

[@a0flj0]

They could really use a hydraulic press.

[@Felix-cx8ri]

👍💪👌

[@pheenix42]

There's a lot of good sheet metal in a drum. Wish i could get them some better tools.

[@todinapod4253]

That hammer sounds like my Stepmother walkin upstairs....

[@kamurray67]

I am absolutely NOT a safety sally and believe you should work how you feel comfortable. But, 2 things stood out in this video. 1. The first guy striking a metal bar cutting the barrels in half. He must have serious nerve damage in his left hand and arm from the vibrations. Why not build the tool with a wooden handle to absorb some of the vibrations. 2. Those barrels are lined and that lining usually absorbs the product stored in them. I can’t help but believe those guys are slowly poisoning their bodies with the exposure. For sure the guy that was burning the lining off. The fumes in the smoke would be toxic.

[@christianvseggern6433]

Weil das alles Analphabeten sind die nicht schreiben und lesen können, die werden alle vorzeitig verrecken daran ‼️

[@asbestosfiber]

not slowly. That burning off the paint and product residue alone

[@stevebell4906]

Because life is cheap!...Soon returning to the USA!

[@chespocket1756]

I wonder how many toes he has squashed 😂

[@thl1117]

이게뭐야. 오늘도 평화로운 파키스탄

[@khg8519]

the reason our country does not have a rail network anymore

[@user-re5mj9ww9o]

Средневековье, просто ужас😮

[@bloodyfinger5]

I got tinnitus just from watching the video .

[@filipporocco6649]

Tutto sto casino per fare cosa?

[@claytonsimplot9554]

Why did he grab the worst barrel on the lot to work with? He probably spent an hour trying to straighten the metal flat,he could have cut up 5 other barrels. I'm just thinking of the other workers that are standing around not making money.

[@bradleybrown8399]

Better if viewed 2× speed edit: waaaay better

[@gospodinMatusova]

World for Mad Maks ! 😮😢

[@mkaspb]

3:59 КАКОЕ СЛАВНОЕ ОНЕМЕНИЕ РУК СКОРО ОНИ У ЭТОГО пожилого индуса отвалятся!!!!!!

[@Sanscez]

Кому нужны эти тазы

[@anonymously241]

Very hardworking ppl 👥👤🗣️📢

[@Kompany-free]

С него можно подошву снять и как кирзовые сапоги 👢 использовать

[@user-tc3pf7sp9j]

И это в 21-м веке! Дикари....

[@mkaspb]

2:48 КАМАСУТРА В ДЕЙСТВИИ!!!!

[@ericcartier3281]

That’s where the lead oxide food contamination comes from!

[@Teacher659]

Guy in bare feet with all those shards of steel and sharp edges..,

[@markworsham2085]

Well done video

[@ericcartier3281]

Right bummer about the jobber who is doing the paint burn it off part scrape shuffle thing at the end there

[@bradleybrown8399]

How about our man on the hammer shaping six of those at one time.

[@user-ts3ib8gx4r]

Вполне логичная утилизация старых бочек. Была бочка, получился тазик.

[@wallykulak4907]

They working for Ikea ?

[@matthewt88]

None of it looks fun but that paint burning step would be awful. I wish these guys had better options.

[@pixelpatter01]

There must be some horrific injuries with those rollers, hammers and lathes. Burning the grease off and scraping it looks rather toxic.

[@mkaspb]

ЗА 10 центов в ДЕНЬ?!??

[@dantyler6907]

Barefoot!!!!!😮

[@moondog4313]

How many injuries do they get being barefooted and no gloves/PPE

[@bigears4014]

Skilled

[@rchrdjms62]

I wish that they were monitoring comments and would answer questions.

[@circusthuppaki]

Yes

[@rchrdjms62]

@@circusthuppaki Considering the location and standard of living, are these considered well-paying jobs?

[@Snatch698]

Yep those are definitely unused...

[@mkaspb]

9:15 МАНЬЯК!!!

[@tw3235]

How contaminate is the soil their working on? That place is hell and no one should be working in the envir.

[@paulhare662]

East Palestine, Ohio is worse.

[@dehalfacre2370]

Respect for the workers but the product and work conditions are terrible. Melt the steel and reuse!

[@debasishmukherjee6866]

Unused?

[@oscarcastro4847]

Nada de zapatos.guantes, vacaciones , seguridad social,EPS,prima, cesantías, riesgo profesionales, auxilio de transporte, etcétera, pobreza laboral al extremo

[@Jabbawocki1]

thank fuck the cost of human life and misery is so cheap

[@johanjanssens4530]

Those are USED barrels !

[@shaunmorrissey7313]

No shit Sherlock.

[@peatmoss4415]

@@shaunmorrissey7313 I think he was referring to the title that said they were unused barrels. I think the title meant they were not used as barrels anymore.

[@peatmoss4415]

The title meant they were not used as barrels anymore. English is probably not their 1st language.

[@gospodinMatusova]

Мне жалко как они вынуждены жить