How Gigantic Ship Propellers are Maintained in Shipyards

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[@hazcat640]

Well, other than the fact that no maintenance was shown or explained it was a fine story.

[@786itube]

Informative - though it would be helpful if the video sticks to the topic

[@theskyline1425]

You guys jump from one topic to another all your videos. You were talking about ship propellers now you've gone to jet engines

[@cleverusername9369]

Be grateful, you're learning even more than you expected to.

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

They seem to find interesting random file videos and fit a narrative to that picture. Then glue them together for 10 minutes of documentary video

[@catsupchutney]

This video covers a lot more than ship propeller maintenance.

[@theskyline1425]

For real

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

All the way to train axles ...

[@toddavis8603]

TY for tips on ships, planes, and Railroads.

[@severinopereiracarollofilh5933]

Well done video and information! Thanks.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@gilzor9376]

@ 7:14 . . . . forging is hardly just to give the metal it's required shapes and sizes. It improves the mechanical properties of the metal by producing directional alignment of the grain for important properties in strength, ductility, and resistance to impact and fatigue. The grain flows conform to the shape of the part giving the part this superior durability.

[@michaelmccarthy4615]

You will find errors, omissions, and just plain off the wall commentary on all these videos. For a technical mindset its kinda frustrating.

[@kentomarek6823]

Thats my daily work, as i work at a ship yard. But it still nice to see our work explained for non yard workers. Make a cut at 3:00. Dont just go to next Topic although similar.

[@stevethomas211]

Great video, never been on a ship. But by watching accidents happen at sea. I think I will never get on a ship. Info on your videos, are helpful. Plus, I don't know how to swim. I would love to be there during drydock, just to see what takes place,

[@Perich29]

Its just like brushing your Teath.

[@felizardojrcanonigo0197]

Stainless ba yan propeller....?

[@azamjoiya8308]

Amazing

[@user-ug3by4yn2q]

바다에서 사는 생물들의 스트레스가 스쿠류의 크기를 본다면 그 소음도 어마어마하고 물속이라 소리 전달도 너무 잘될 것이니 바닷속 물고기들의 스트래스는 극심할 것이 확실하다.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

🇺🇸

[@jeetenzhurlollz8387]

quite inaccurate this episode

[@petermoto409]

Aluminum and steel??? WTF?