Extreme Dangerous Biggest Heavy Duty Hammer Forging Factory, Hydraulic Steel Forging Process

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[@JustangGT500]

In a way, these machines made themselves.

[@danielvalentin6852]

It’s like the chicken or the egg question lol 👍🏽

[@c.s.7097]

...in what way

[@voldtitan1284]

@@c.s.7097 they made their own parts

[@donttriptrippen31]

Daniel Valentin no it’s not like the chicken and the egg

[@danielvalentin6852]

Well if you don’t get it it’s cool, stuff goes over my head at times too, no worries 😉 God Bless!!

[@alvaromartinez3043]

I love this new technology, . I mean, look at that forklift teleporting... 6:40

[@chatter2765]

Alvaro Martínez Dang. That sure is some awesome technology. It sure quite is sad that the greedy corporations won’t share this tech to NASA. We could have been in other planets by now...

[@josephwilliams3342]

@@chatter2765 swag

[@paulwhitney1868]

Alvaro Martínez very smart the chinese

[@franciscotoscano9924]

This video must have been captured on a watch in Mars.

[@AlphatecEngineering]

Hi-tech my friend!

[@thomasjoyce7673]

"what are your intentions with my daughter" Me:*starts playing this vid*

[@Blackhawk556.]

Lol that is funny

[@resol_beats]

😁

[@mystxc1028]

lmao

[@ELP1125]

Why would you tell her parents that?

[@erichkiparski314]

@Eric P Gonna smash that sh!t!

[@johnsuperfresh]

Imagine that noise 10 hrs a day 5 days a week for 35 years.

[@blank5390]

Huh👂

[@malcolmwhk]

Heard of ear plugs or ear muffs?

[@johnsuperfresh]

@@malcolmwhk A deaf person can hear that!

[@Mournforthelost96]

WHAT?

[@vladcrow4225]

My grandfather died from siderosis. So, noise is not the worst part. But someone have to do this job.

[@RemyMartinVSOP]

Respect to the guys working there all day everyday. Hard heavy job and dangerous. And will ultimately affect your health. Stay safe 🙏🏻💯

[@macmike8329]

And HOT as hell I'm sure...

[@hephaistosthesmith2069]

@Sic Semper Tyrannis no they aren't

[@SubvenioArguo]

2:15 That is one place you can scatter granddad's ashes. I'm sure he would have wanted it that way.

[@sid2112]

That's...... actually brilliant.

[@paulholmes128]

Pore guy only started that job 5mins ago as well.. Gone but not 4goten😁 make a nice knife out of the last peace of that metal.. Oh I can't get this knot out.. Just use pops

[@aspiezio]

Grandpa always loved get hammered

[@drewbrewer8379]

"Thats right boys...I want to be spread all over press #5...Or as I use to call er'....Bertha...."

[@TEXAS2459]

HAHAHAHHAHAHA THIS WAS EPIC COMMENT

[@geoffreyjellineck3640]

Came for the metal forging. Stayed for that cool jazz.

[@karolus28]

yeah, I really want to know how are the songs in this video called

[@KnittingPasta]

I want to be the guy throwing sand in between strikes

[@donjohnson24]

Back around 1955, when I was at school, I loved our class book, which was a biography of James Naysmith, who was a Scottish engineer, philosopher, artist and inventor famous for his development of the steam hammer. Even in those early days of steam, his machine was so controllable that he could pound red-hot metal forgings, or crack an egg in a wineglass without damaging the glass.

[@GlitterFistsFish]

James Naismith was the name of the inventor of basketball too. Totally different guy I would think

[@giggleherz9491]

@@GlitterFistsFish A Canadian I might add. lol

[@theodoreafum1918]

Hard and dangerous work, hope they pay them well with heat allowance

[@PallesWorld6309]

Safety first..🤣👍🤘

[@SixtyNinersclub]

I worked in a foundry for a few years and thankfully I wore masks for the dust. These workers no masks I can't imagine what their lungs look like. It's not just dust either.

[@markab1382]

So incredibly awesome and dangerous. Being there when this process is happening is a crazy experience.

[@LilCletus]

No its routine and boring. I clicked on this vid to send it to my gf.

[@kazahemas]

- put ear protection or you’re fired! - what? - I said you’re a good worker!

[@mariannescalaton6184]

The only reason this could be considered "Extreme Dangerous" is b/c hardly anyone there is wearing the right PPE.

[@keselekbakiak]

What makes me sad is that some of these workers dont have hearing protection

[@StigOveRuud]

Are you sure ??? They may very well use props inside ears. Most ppls do nowdays

[@richardanderson4796]

In the 80s we didn't have any now deaf in right ear and the left is no better

[@HSKFabrications]

How do you know?

[@zacharydevan4107]

That thing is awesomely terrifying.

[@aquariusdawning]

12:12 HOW TO LOSE AN ARM IN HALF A SECOND

[@grillitsen4185]

🤯

[@earlwashington8104]

Yeah, that wouldn’t be my job, that measuring with that hammer ready to come down.

[@Vulcanized]

I guess they don't have an OSHA type of thing over there.

[@johnobrien2207]

@@earlwashington8104 Could he not have a tool to do it ...instead of reaching into the firing path

[@davidvenegas6401]

It's more common than you think, here in the US too. It's why there are about 10 other jobs more dangerous than police officer.

[@andrewcockburn3227]

I like how the workers stand next to the giant machine without safety gear. It’s important to show the machine that you’re not afraid.

[@howardgroover1343]

That's why these jobs are no longer here in the u.s. We safety bitched them right out of existence.

[@richardwickens2923]

I would like to see what sort of safety gear one wears to protect against a giant hammer.

[@elevationmoto6208]

The most important safety gear is between your ears. Situational awareness!

[@nadiahristova3527]

12:12 The amount of trust between those guys is staggering.

[@swarandeep13]

Omg ...i wont dare do that ...

[@togeka6295]

abc def already saw enough chinese videos where the even push you into hydraulic press

[@Backyardmech1]

No kidding. One slip of the operator and someone’s arm or head could been hammered into the forging.

[@denmalski]

the one measuring should also be the operator, if ya want to do it safely.....but not these guys

[@Solarbonite]

Shake hands with danger. Ugh that is a horrific accident waiting to happen.

[@stevelaminack1516]

Should be titled Does China know what the safety glasses and ear protection they Mfg. is used for.

[@chrisfinta4941]

I’m not complaining my job anymore 🤐 waoo this is hard job , I respect all of you ✊

[@jonnyboi9026]

Yah, those machines work hard.

[@hephaistosthesmith2069]

@@jonnyboi9026 I love how you don't even acknowledge the fact that these people are responsible for multiple tons of 1000°c hot steel that could evaporate you, producing components for the most important things around like power plants or other factories, cubicle cunts talking shit as if their work is hard

[@PAULLONDEN]

Just love your thumbnails....that warn me not to click on your clip compilations again...

[@biancametz482]

Unvorstellbar! Die Maschinen mussten doch auch erst produziert und aufgebaut weden. Das ist eine Meisterleistung! Und wie die wissen, was zu tun ist. Alles in menschlichen Gehirnen entstanden und dann in Technik umgesetzt. Hervorragend! Auch das Gegenseitige Vertrauen zueinander; die Arbeiter gehen sorgsam und respektvoll mit den Maschinen und untereinander um. Das merken die auch, dass sie gut behandelt werden. Man geht ja zu Hause auch mit seinen Geräten nicht grob um. 😊👍

[@micahy.6190]

I worked in a metal factory right out of high school. Left because a guy right before I came had lost a thumb, and then my friend almost got killed by human error. A guy didn't secure a pallet of metal sheets and it fell from a ceiling crane right next to him. Shook the building. He would've died. I was like, nope. I'm not gonna die at twenty for a hard labor minimum wage job filled with ex cons. Went and worked for Sonic Drive-in instead xD

[@cmdr501generalvenator3]

9:22 what liquid is that? i first thought its water, but it does not show the reaction ive expected.

[@amandaclark375]

Very impressive film. Shows teamwork, how dangerous it is to work in a steel works and how much hard strenuous work is needed to work in heavy industry

[@stasbaginskij4068]

В этом видеоролике показан процесс ковки и горячей объемной штамповки в кузнечно штамповочном цехе,в сталелитейном цехе льют чугун и сталь

[@zefdin101]

There is something oddly satisfying about seeing big chunks of slag peeling and falling off... I could watch it all day... or for at least 8hours until it’s time to go home. Lol 😉

[@zenmotion8162]

i’ve been working near that thing before, but not that BIG, it was 5x smaller and man it shook your whole body, they said it’s considered dangerous for your health if you’re exposed to the vibration for a long time. now imagine those guy.

[@Hunne2303]

kinda like a shell-shock?

[@jasonwei602]

Free forging is a very hard work, These people should get our respection.

[@derekevans8266]

Some years ago the fork lift company I worked for sold a 20 ton lift truck to a company who were in this industry. I was in charge of all new trucks before delivery to the customer the machine had to be built with special protection to the tyres and had a special double glazed windscreen.The machine was prepared in our workshop and delivered to the customer. A week after delivery I was asked to go to site find out why the forks had failed at the heel. This is a big deal in the lift truck industry and should never happen even if the truck is overloaded. I went to site and was taken into a building with a box inside very similar to the one at 8.00. They lifted the canopy and revealed a block of white hot metal we were stood 20 yards away and the heat was unbelievable, the fork truck approached the furnace and lifted the block out. I couldn't believe it no wonder the forks had failed the heat transfer into the forks then the forks cooling down then being reheated was taking all the temper from the forks. I don't know what happened after I reported my findings.

[@timmwhite9218]

...sounds like a prime location for some custom made 409 stainless steel forks (or the vastly more expensive Inconel.) That would be a high dollar set of forks right there !

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[@jasonwebb1882]

Man why did I spend so many years in college to get a PhD in Astrophysics, when I could've done this!!! Lol. This really does look awesome and I'm pretty sure after day 4 I wouldn't be able to stand it anymore. Between the intense heat to the very loud banging. I can definitely see where it would awesome to watch on your own terms. So you can leave whenever you want too. Lol. Have a great day people.

[@derhder3571]

07:15 There's a trapped drummer in there

[@prithsss]

😂

[@ateezbtsnctstraykids]

FREE HIM AT ONCE

[@deleteduser3455]

That was good

[@deputyblunderbusboondoggle1807]

so satisfying to watch for some odd reason

[@topgeardel]

Fascinating video. I just wish all these videos would tell us what these parts are and where they are being used for.

[@crgaillee]

Ships is my guess. based on the shape they are forging them into.

[@ameunier41]

Pressure vessel, plane parts (ex: landing gears), other heavy machinery parts, ships Big forge like take are expensive to run, but they can produce really high quality parts.

[@inibrasiumthefirst2680]

Check out the "heavy press videos" there's a video on KZbin explaining how America got it's heavy presses and what they are used for, they were originally designed ( heavy press is like 50,000 tons or greater of force) for airplane production by the Germans in ww2. Americans have used them for planes, the ISS, space crafts and I do believe some ships aswell

[@Hugofreddie]

We used to buy forged rings such as these for check valves as you can trepann out the middle on a lathe. Then we put them on a four jaw Chuck and turn them . On valves five feet and over you need to start with something as the sheer weight makes everything hard

[@alexabadi7458]

Manager: "Are you done yet ?" Worker: "Wait, I'm steel processing..." :o)

[@RemyMartinVSOP]

The flames coming out the hot billet is actually gas escaping the metal. Being hammered creates high pressure which in turn creates plasma which you can see.

[@_Wai_Wai_]

Do you study metallurgy?

[@RemyMartinVSOP]

@@_Wai_Wai_ I work with metals. You?

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@RemyMartinVSOP went to school for mechanical eng. Minored in material s

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@RemyMartinVSOP do you use the phase diagrams?

[@psalm2forliberty577]

I see the descendants of Tubal Cain are still hard at work !

[@VideoNOLA]

Worker: "Here in Asia, we don't do hearing protection." Coworker: "WHAT?"

[@snoopu2601]

Why is there thumbs down? They must not know what hard work is there the one's sitting at a computer. Sitting all day telling there kid's they had a hard day's work watching this video giving it a thumbs down

[@BruceBoschek]

Did you hear that bending machine say, "Kiss my shiny stepping motor!"

[@RIXRADvidz]

is this what Lauri from the Hydraulic Press Channel dreams of...??

[@theartist124]

I wonder why it's so gratifying watching a cylinder being pounded into a hole over and over again!🤣10:21

[@pilotmike7569]

Yeah, I totally agree, it's so... COOL to look at this!😁

[@daveching5402]

HAHAHAHA

[@jjsrt8]

Pornhub

[@Kevin-ip3qh]

I think the tallest cylinder is not strong enough or it is just balance issue

[@AdrianaMartinez-bm9bk]

I’m watching and want to know how many pounds of pressure is going into each pound.😨🤯

[@JoeSmith-zg7in]

That was the end of a propane or same type of tank very nice video thankyou.

[@jeffreyloskoskill4901]

That video was just a 14 minute documentary on the life story of Greg "The Hammer" Valentine.

[@ralfburon6179]

Without earprotection - very healthy...

[@moebedick5968]

WHAT???

[@fred-a-stair]

Ralf Buron turn the volume on your media player down then

[@JustinTopp]

Fred a stair ?

[@josephwilliams3342]

@@fred-a-stair swag

[@bipbong2906]

Fred a stair ??

[@Germinalx]

I want hearing protection just to WATCH this! 😳

[@Humongous_Pig_Benis]

2:00 When the DJ is also a metal head. The rave party is on the other side of the wall.

[@tanataotengahere5978]

The Isambard Brunel..'method'.. Awesome in-deed..thnx for sharing 👍

[@bazinga8203]

Me and the boys in the femur breaker

[@lophat2285]

Is that an scp reference?

[@jackemled_but_gay]

@@lophat2285 No, definitely not, there's definitely more than one femur breaker.

[@lolorick5885]

Bretts Heavy Iron Stamping Works at Stoney Stanton Road Coventry, used to do all this type of work, which has closed down in the late 70's. I recall when walking down the Stoney Stanton Road, One could feel the vibrations from the ground. I pity the poor people who had to live next to this form of industry

[@TheWtfnonamez]

I dont think most people realise that some of these massive metal fabrications can only be made in a few locations in the world, with equipment specifically configured or built for the part. These guys really are keeping the world turning. I mean how many factories in the world do you think can make sections of an oil rig leg.

[@ajhproductions2347]

I was just gonna say, I don’t think there are any factories of this magnitude here in the states. Correct me if I’m wrong

[@Hunne2303]

23.

[@TheWtfnonamez]

@@Hunne2303 there are 23 factories that do this in the US? If so, the workers are doing the country a great service.

[@Hunne2303]

@@TheWtfnonamez that was a joke and a reference to "The Truth" from GTA: SA concerning the numbers of satellites currently spying on the guy...

[@thomazmareli]

In Brazil I know only 1 factory capable of making these parts, Nuclep heavy industry that are making parts for a national nuclear submarine

[@gussinger6939]

This is better than sleeping. I also like that some of them dont seem to be using ear protection😂

[@Mrfloydbryant]

What? Huh?

[@gussinger6939]

@@Mrfloydbryant exactly 😂

[@tectonicD]

Imagine working one of those smashers all day with a bad hangover

[@АндрейЕвсеев-р8э]

А в конце работы все вместе выпивают ведро водки.

[@tectonicD]

Андрей Евсеев maybe you’re right.

[@patrickmcleod111]

This is step 12 in the Alcoholic's Anonymous system! You get hammered 1 last time, then work here starting at 5:30am the next morning. It guarantees you'll be so sick of alcohol that you'll never pick up a drink again!

[@brentkirkland3597]

God tier ear protection

[@sneakersgunchannel]

i did a lot, it hurts like pancaking yer head on a, well, that hurts pretty much everywhere. but as all things, you get used to it

[@svajeren]

This is the Titans of Production

[@ЗубовВиталий-р3э]

Горжусь рабочими профессиями,побольше бы таких видео...

[@capteinegi8550]

From Indonesian 😉

[@vegetasaijan6052]

I wonder if those huge powerhammers could fit into Alec Steele´s workshop.

[@riley.grange]

legend

[@joekirk167]

I dfelivered steel to one of these places in Jersy city manyu years ago. Amazing to watch

[@fredleonard1547]

Would have been much nicer to have seen the finished product.

[@leometal123]

No doubt... So cool but what exactly am I seeing? Lol

[@jjsrt8]

It made a penny

[@revolt7829]

WOW, that's some amazing iron or steel work, I'm impressed 👍.

[@basilleonardo]

"Do you work in the hammer forge factory?" "WHAT!?" "I SAID...oh, right, I saw the video." "PARDON?!?" "Nevermind..."

[@Docder_]

It's not that loud lmao

[@papajohninerie]

I worked for 30 yrs this is why we can't compete no protection for the men worry about the machine.

[@dmmusicmusic]

No, I don't work in it, it made me then I destroyed it, so I can remain unique and, "all alone."

[@redeyes1775]

"uR gOnNa HaVe To SpEaK uP!!!"

[@bipbong2906]

Docder Ears are far more sensitive than you may imagine. And yes, it is that loud

[@stevesolo16]

The world history of extreme heavy presses is quite amazing. As spoils of war the U.S. moved the largest presses to help elevate our aircraft effort allowing planes to be manufactured with fewer parts and greater strength.

[@MistyMjolnir]

Man, there's just something that I've always loved about factors and the machinery... makes me sad there's few jobs in my country that still do this work...

[@LordBLB]

I hear ya. But, the materials of the future is where we should be steering our young. There's Self-Healing Concrete, 3D Graphene, Aerographite, Laminated Timber, Modular Bamboo, Transparent Aluminum, Translucent Wood, Light-Generating Concrete, Microbial Cellulose, Aluminum Foam, Nanocrystal, Wool Brick, Hydroceramics, Biochar, and Invisible Solar Cells. And these are just a small list of building materials for the future in the works, or are already being utilized. I think in the next 50-100 years, there will be fewer and fewer reasons to use Steel. But it will never go away completely. We'll just see less of it. That's progress my friend.

[@MistyMjolnir]

@@LordBLB I said factories and machinery. Not steel specifically.

[@ماجد-ف9م1ك]

👍عمل جيد جدا انتم رائعون

[@johnsmithee6660]

If you listen closely, you can almost hear the Terminator theme

[@socelspackaging8984]

i will win not

[@marksuarez6768]

No

[@ZennExile]

too bad none of the workers in this video have ear protection... they couldn't even hear the terminator coming.

[@micmccond7]

Mitch murder - Terminator

[@titannick]

If you play it at 0.25 time speed at 11:15 you can definitely hear someone being pulled from the matrix.

[@MarionRelics]

You have won the respect of Hephaestus.

[@westcost1420]

7:50 gate of hell opens

[@chrisafton4883]

I can't stop laughing 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@mutiaramonika5817]

😍😍😍👍👍👍😯 haah mesin press

[@R.B.forMER_S.]

“All you can eat buffet” 2:00 - 2:27 I’m tackling it. 2:28 - 2:34 Employee hates to admit I won the bet + He’s scared. 2:35 Employee goes to get the manager 2:50 The Manager removes the plate from my table... .. 💢👮‍♂️: Don’t ever stop by at this “buffet”❗️👤

[@moonraker8794]

This is a prosthetics company's dream

[@lappieslabuschagne2428]

Hard working men ! I salute you !

[@Ratman_Bejo]

extraordinary casting and casting iron molding which is very amazing greetings success friends

[@johnnydoe1454]

Netflix: Are you still watching? Someone's daughter: ..

[@marioncobaretti2280]

lil skinny chic troweling concrete was sweet

[@MrBilioner]

Can we see them making those giant machines that do the work? Thanks.

[@rmatt24]

Good to make a portable one to drive a kingpin off a front steer axle!👍🏾

[@blthetube1]

I love all the pounding but I would like to know what they are actually making.

[@gorelalsharma5727]

TVunsafe

[@whoswho2190]

Each one varies but most times you see forging this size it's for extremely large earth moving machinery or parts for presses the reason that the parts are so heavy and bulky is do to the amount of machining it's going to get or not get because this type of work can and will cause cracks to form in the finish product and with a crack you'll have failure so they either make it way to big to handle the stress or to big to make sure it's got enough stock to be removed to get rid of any cracks formed

[@johnhulsker9123]

It's an Asian thing, you wouldn't understand,

[@ivanthemisunderstood6940]

That my friend is what 'she' said...

[@srinivaspippalla1995]

Very great very hard work.

[@dailydoseoffnaf6687]

Villagers be like: *best I can do is one emerald*

[@nicholasrhodes4550]

It's like watching Pla-Doh machines at work...except at 4000-odd degrees Fahrenheit.

[@MrBakedDaily]

History channel's Forged in Fire need some of this equipment.

[@Q1776Q]

My grandfather lost his arm in one of those.... he walked a few blocks to the hospital with his arm off at the elbow.

[@klubbatorsk]

2:17 Feeding the birds

[@TEXAS2459]

loooooolllllllllll

[@mikewallace8087]

2:21, the guy is throwing in his wife's ashes.

[@benjaminhovda1148]

Per her request

[@landingman2577]

how do you know?

[@gigabilitydontask1549]

@@landingman2577 I think you're full of s***

[@gigabilitydontask1549]

Sawdust so the Ingot that does not stick to the top die

[@landingman2577]

@@gigabilitydontask1549 i was just guessing?

[@cherylsmith4826]

I worked cranes where we poured metal- always wanted to see forged process- thx

[@extrastype]

The terminator servived this machine and the blast furnace. No wonder he is the govener of california. Tough job.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

WAS the governor.

[@mboudissa6123]

التعب والحرارة وعدم وجود هواء هؤلاء يستحقون أجور عالية ...

[@urloony]

12:11 go ahead and stick you're arm under there and measure...

[@steveulliott4106]

go ahead and stick you middle leg in there and measure, this is were the term spegetti dick comes from!

[@jack765ful]

Which lever? This one? Oops

[@A1Skeptic]

@Justin Topp 🧐👎

[@1braincellwhm]

@@JustinTopp Until the machine malfunctions and he loses his arm, but only after he loses an eye because he's not wearing safety glasses either. You clearly don't know shit about work.

[@jasonwhiskey6083]

🙏🤪🤣😂

[@chrisafton4883]

If that is the largest iron ingot ever... Make an Iron golem by making a cross made out of 4 iron blocks and a pumpkin on top And craft iron armor and tools if you want

[@trentonmccall1045]

So the part i the picture is literally nowhere in the video?

[@jacoballen6269]

Trenton McCall hell no. That guy wouldn’t be able to get that close to that glowing hot metal that big. You know how much heat that would put off? Lol

[@DaddysFastestSwimmer]

It's called clickbait. Welcome to KZbin.

[@ROGUPA]

Mr McCall, In my opinion at 12:20, when the worker is measuring the depth of the center hole It looks pretty dangerous to me: If the hidraulic hammer has a malfunction or the controller is distracted... try to figure it out the consequences.

[@AirmanJH]

Not only that, it’s a fake picture

[@bobmitchell4532]

@Mac Ya think?

[@bettybert9819]

It’s almost like watching a sci-fi thriller.

[@dogwalker666]

Used to work on forges like these years ago replacing the old analogue electronics for PLC controls , however there is a distinct lack of PPE.

[@boahnation9932]

I doubt ppe would let them do the job properly and efficiently, plus if you can't stay away from a hot ass piece of metal then you shouldn't be working there 🤓

[@Zeesneakyninja]

BOAH NATION you seem like a child, unresponsible thinking like that is what makes companies end up paying worker’s comp

[@dogwalker666]

BOAH NATION they manage to do the job well enough in England Europe and the USA it’s pure lack of care from the company that has them not being protected in a forge you have bits of slag that are black not glowing at all but still be 1000 degrees plus you if they are casting you hav liquid steel at 1400C 2750F for Americans splashing around like water in the Chinese factory the workers there had straw hats tee shirts and jeans with sandles , I had did see accidents including one poor guy who was killed PPE can be a pain but it saves lives.

[@eduardosampoia5480]

@@boahnation9932 Bullshit...ppe won't stop you from doing your job efficiently...on the contrary, it will let you do your job even more efficiently...what kind of a low IQ idiot are you?

[@ankurage]

The flames in the first clip are literally the process of steel rusting on steroids

[@Y.unalesca]

Video game designer: *sees this* NEW LEVEL.

[@thecheezybleezy7036]

We went from stick and stone to this. Wake up people we are the future

[@EVRLYNMedia]

1:17 its actually kind of jarring, seeing that huge press move so fast and press forge the metal so efficiently. that must take an insane amount of torque

[@jameslee7168]

Yeah I've been to a place called McWilliams Forge in New Jersey. Huge huge hammers. It would shake the parking lot when these things are working. Everything around that place was just orange rust around the back of that building

[@ThaPaz]

1:12 i think my upstair neighbours have a machine like that

[@bobmitchell4532]

Nah, we're big guys tap dancing 💃💃

[@makewithmegma]

Those are pretty big hammers👌👍

[@phreaktor]

This has to be the most manly job I have ever seen lol.

[@disbsam333]

It's China. I don't get it either, the damn workers are offered ear protection too but they refuse to wear it.

[@jonnyboi9026]

Logging is the most manly job.

[@tophatv2902]

@@disbsam333 source

[@disbsam333]

@@tophatv2902 I live in China. I've been to so many ultrasonic and stamping factories where the workers don't wear ear protection. No source, maybe go on Alibaba and watch videos of them making laptop chargers or anything that is ultrasonically welded. It's insane, I got a headache after 30 seconds and they do it all day. When their flu dies down, buy a ticket to China and see how crazy it is there. I've seen people soldering electronics in closed rooms with the AC on thinking that will help. It's crazy, absolutely crazy how hazardous and unhealthy their work conditions are.

[@tophatv2902]

@@disbsam333 Holy crap thanks for the fast response. Hey I'm interested in this do you think we can have a discord chat as I know nothing about actual conditions there. RomanTech#2299