How Jaw Crusher Manufacturing In Industry | Jaw Crusher Machining & Bearing Size On Lathe Machine

[@bohhica1]

Gotta love the way their precision machines are moved with chain hoist, and just beat the hell out of the ball bearings. Incredible!

[@CHMichael]

That chain hoist is the only thing that really works well in every one of the videos.

[@mikehudick7074]

I really luv the way they do precision setups: measure with a yard stick and cut it with an axe!!

[@tomrogers9467]

I’ll give those bearings a couple of weeks at most!

[@rnish2958]

Gotta love all the beating on the go/no go gauge.

[@ТимСид-л2ч]

@@tomrogers9467 Если они попадут к квалифицированному рабочему ,он начнёт их менять сразу (по звуку) 😃

[@abandonedcat2300]

49:55 As an engineer at SKF, I need a theraphy after watching this

[@JimWhitaker]

We feel your pain.

[@kevinmcmuhammad4841]

I taught the same thing, the price of those bearings, and getting a propper beating with sledge hammers

[@lo1234-w9r]

LOL slap on a MA rating for graphic manufacturing violence .

[@kevinhoffman8214]

this explains the failures of their equipment

[@TungstenCarbideTempe]

I’ve heard “ how its made, Pakistani” got banned due to the graphic nature of the content.

[@russelljohnson6243]

This is the pinnacle of machining accuracy! I am amazed that they aren't forced to replace the entire workforce every day!

[@phoneblaster]

...brilliant comment .

[@luiscavero9019]

@@phoneblasterpool

[@okgroomer1966]

There are countless parts where a few thousandth one way or another just doesn't matter. To pay someone to machine it to any real precision is a waist. That's why India, Pakistan, and a few other places are loaded with these small forges. They can make this crusher jaw for probably 1/10th what a western country could. Most machinery you use has parts made in a place just like this. I believe Mahindra tractors come from this part of the world.

[@lorenzobruno3913]

​@@phoneblaster😊9

[@rahulshenoy16]

​@@okgroomer1966not india may be pakistan

[@larrydriemel6242]

and all the precision measurements are taken with an "eyecrometer" and a yardstick, impressive

[@joepeanut6827]

You didn't menschen the welding rod to check the run out.🙈

[@Jonathan.D]

Eyecrometer! 😄

[@imtheeastgermanguy5431]

@@joepeanut6827 run out doesn't matter if you hammer the newish bearing in place, it will all💩💩😂😂

[@graham2631]

Adjustments made with a thumb detector.

[@phoneblaster]

...love the comment . lol

[@tomhong5857]

amazing!! i m professional design rock crusher plann but i have to say you guys are amazing

[@rajdialnandram5676]

This was how it was done earlier in the developed West. Great craftsmanship. A beauty to behold. And the battering ram.

[@1957mrbill]

The giant battering ram near the end of the video left me speechless.😲

[@bonzai2380]

The giant battering ram was priceless. This whole video was beyond brutal.

[@michaeldurling793]

If it don't go get a bigger hammer!

[@ikepatrick9154]

Impressive! They definitely make the best of everything to get the job done! They need mere safety gear though!👍

[@phoneblaster]

...nah , the lads probably bring their own safety clothing with them but the company manager confiscates them till they leave the premises . lol

[@tomrogers9467]

No flip flops were injured in the making of this video.

[@CHMichael]

I love watching how they do a job and then finding Curtis doing the job right ( cutting edge engeneering Australia)

[@ricbarker4829]

Yeah, but you get what you pay for and in this country they pay shit.

[@Jonathan.D]

Could you imagine what these guys would think if they got a quality line boring like a C|imax.

[@jackb8682]

You mean Curtis, the guy surrounded with big machine tool "toys" in a large industrial shed pretending that him and his dog do all the work by themselves. (you've obviously never been anywhere near a machine shop if you believe that fantasy)

[@richardholmes9295]

I going over there to be a hammer salesman. I'll be set for life.

[@johncoops6897]

@@jackb8682 - no, he means Kurtis who does do it all by himself.

[@philthycat1408]

Stone Age metal working at its best 👍

[@daveooooo]

Most people don't even realize they are using a lathe as a line boring Mill very innovative very well done where there's a will there's a way.

[@greghardy7239]

Gotta love sandals while pouring molten metal a lifting very heavy objects. Would love to know how many ex employs are missing toes or all toes maybe even feet?

[@thomasjervis9514]

I would imagine these videos are heavily edited to avoid showing missing fingers and toes.

[@dusterowner9978]

couple of whacks with a cresent wrench perfect precision measurement

[@davidbwa]

Interesting process. I would have liked to see the end product in use

[@charlesseymour1482]

Rock crusher called jaw press

[@tiffanyjoylimosnero1574]

If im a government i support this people whose talent is very competent like me

[@ahmedghanima1522]

incredible works big bravo to all my bros & regards from morocco

[@MUN.A1988]

لا توجد احتياطات سلامة نهائيأ بل العكس توجد مخاطر محقة... لو راتبي ١٠٠الف ما عملت هذا العمل...انه من اعمال القرن السابع عشر بداية الثورة الصناعية في اوروبا... No safety measures at all....no boots. No helmets. No gloves. No working suits. No ears muffs. No gogles eyes protection. No nose &mouth masks for lungs protection. So the most dangerous factory in the world... Thanks for all of the workers . I wish for them blessings from Allah and his mercy for protecting everyone of them.

[@bek2074]

It was one glove at 55:30 😁 only one per video!

[@MUN.A1988]

@@bek2074 I was acting as safety officer for long time in one factory and there was panalty to any worker neglected wearing any of safety gears. So there was almost the least of accedents happened due to strict application of wearing safety gears while working.

[@RiyazAhmed-zw8cg]

Assalamu alaikum sare bhaiyo ko .aap logo ki mehnat ko mera salam.allah aap logo ko salamat rakhen.khuda hafeej.

[@Rakrator]

Chapeau!!!! How do you oil the roller bearings while on service?

[@alfrescabanilla2504]

no need for oil,dirt are enough....

[@marianstr1]

Without precise measuring tools, using only tentacles, I admire, great work worth several hundred thousand dollars, congratulations on skills, great professionals. We in Europe have computer machines, but we have slip-ups. Congratulations.👍‍

[@2008koss]

with all due respect, sure they have limited resources, but no one knows how bad those parts are in reality, I machine similar parts every day (in Canada) and I tell you that there is no way those parts are into spec. being measured as they are... But the effort put into making them is tremendous and pleased to watch.

[@thomasjervis9514]

These videos are a testament to the machines and equipment left there when Great Britain pulled out years ago.

[@peterbradbury784]

As the official safety officer for works, I have to approve of the safety dress and safety sandals of the people working here. You will notice on the walls they have fire blankets and extinguishers of every kind. I like the no smoking rule, above all.

[@homosapiensinfuturae]

Safety first🤔. At least they stop the machines to remove the chips!

[@lotarzi1]

Muslems dürfen nicht rauchen.

[@georgebarnes8163]

Good to see they are wearing their safety sandals

[@tomlewelling4088]

OSHA would have a field day.

[@bonzai2380]

I just learned a new use for my gas torch here. See 46:30, you can blow out holes to be tapped. You got to be kidding!

[@19rick44]

The holes were drilled then cleaned out with a water jet.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

Beautiful work Brothers! Kind Thanks for sharing, Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@charliepearce8767]

49:59 When in doubt... Give it a clout ! I've done a bit machining in my day And this would have been a good job ! Well done fellas !

[@Threefoldawareness]

Hard working 💪people. Take care 🙂

[@gertkristensen6451]

after all, 500 years back, a dial gauge is a piece of steel wire .. bearing tolerances = two men with a sledgehammer .. .i

[@dennisbergmann1722]

That is a very difficult work environment, very physical and hot. Not very much safety and protective gear for the boys. Great job making it look easy, even though it’s is rough. Thanks.

[@imtheeastgermanguy5431]

They decided to work there. Some of them are using the mobile phone non-stop so they could watch videos about others who do the similar work but in the right way.

[@user-fy6rr6sz2n]

I am always rolling my bearings in the dirt, they fit better

[@BradleyWilliams-to2oc]

With what Resources they have it's Absolutely Amazing how well all machining came 2gether Perfectly ! The "Smash it in there" Trick is Ingenious 💯% 🇨🇦

[@michaeldurling793]

Need a sign " Caveman machine and fabrication "

[@ahmetaksoy8805]

Bu tornacı işi değil başka bir denge gez göz arpacık nişan almak gibi bir şey tebrik etmek lazım

[@DinoNucci]

10x playback speed never needed more

[@ewanbaxter9199]

They really must grease them bearings but they never do. I've watched other videos and they all leave the bearings dry. How long will the machine last with dry bearings?

[@19rick44]

They get greased up at final assembly.

[@EZurg]

Second wife was the same way. Smh

[@marksullivan5859]

After they rolled them over the DIRT floor

[@Aitmesss]

Amazing 👏 job when you consider how is is done in a so called modern factory

[@degabreta]

I'm fascinated how they work in slippers.

[@robertordewald8678]

Amazing workers. Couple of calipers a tape measure and a yardstick and you could get it that close. I tip my hat to you! I admire your work ethic and skill. Best regards Bob from Virginia USA

[@robertordewald8678]

@Человек I do quite well thank you. Old age is creeping up but we try to fight it off as hard as we can. Best regards Bob from Virginia USA

[@johnhenke6475]

The cutting torch is the most precision thing I have seen so far.

[@universal5839]

Восхищаюсь этими ребятами! Инструмент из каменного века, но работу свою делают хорошо!

[@HeavyMETALoO6PA6OTKA]

- А как вы контролируете вылет резца на нужный диаметр? - Призонным постукиванием микрометрической кувалдой! ))😉

[@viktorviktor2354]

все контролируют, а прослабит, то палками по рукам

[@Zx_Wizard]

@@viktorviktor2354 Не похоже, что палкой! Красавчики! Ничего не скажешь!

[@daleslover2771]

You got to have the touch.. 1 tap . 015 2 nd tap . 030 😂

[@leonptr]

No room for error with these guys. A 3ft steel rule and a set of calipers no less

[@Ever443]

Gotta get those close tolerance's 🤣🤣🤣

[@Jonathan.D]

We tease but if you brought that guy to a modern shop he would probably be a top producer.

[@psychicspy]

It's like watching 16th century men build 21st century technology with 19th century tools.

[@dennisneo1608]

I'm not sure if they had all those machines in the 1800s.

[@BradleyWilliams-to2oc]

​@@dennisneo1608- Ya Just Had 2 put that in there didn't Ya ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BradleyWilliams-to2oc]

& Amazing as well.

[@scubaguy5389]

i feel i am watching an episode of the Flintstones.

[@007jbond7]

😀😀😀😀

[@mdakashislam1126]

@@007jbond7 LPR ooo9ooooo99o999oo9o9ooo9o9ooooo99oooooooo9)llloooo99olloooo)llllllkl)okllllllooo9oooooo99)llooo

[@Bisesh82]

I don't think 🤔 so that they used steel in Flintstone. Flintstone is all about stones right.

[@muimasmacho]

More like an episode of *_Wile E. Peyote,_* and his ACME products.

[@channelberguna1866]

U showing, ur knowledge

[@manishaagasti1826]

Too good work 👍

[@TroubledOnePaydirt]

Oh my. These men are putting ALOT of faith in that tiny chain.

[@_c_y_p_3]

No hearing, no protection whatsoever.

[@vanwahlgren8451]

great job guys.. You have talent

[@MrHitchikerOz]

27:27 You have gotta love that honing job!

[@Jonathan.D]

@ 23:51 you can see how bad the base material is.

[@Jonathan.D]

I just got to 30:30 and the top is full of inclusions from all the slag floating up to the top half of the mould.😬

[@bob1947essex]

Hammer tolerance bearing fit.

[@GRC-iw3vn]

Waaaooo amazing work. Very very hard working.god bless of you.❤❤❤❤

[@elderbob100]

Obviously safety is job #1. There is an old shut down gold mine in Grass Valley, California that had a huge sign hanging up in the office. It said "Number of days without an accident." It was numbered from 1 to 7.

[@hootinouts]

One one hand, I am amazed at the skills of these workers. But on the other hand, I am surprised they were able to fit those bearings with such crude measuring instruments.

[@bohhica1]

Per crude instruments, when it starts working, a phone call will be made trying to reach you on your extended warranty.

[@okgroomer1966]

Just because a instrument is crude doesn't mean it can't be accurate. A string and a rock will give you a perfect vertical line. That said anything made in these west Asian forges is not going to be accurate to a half thou.

[@mikewhitley1183]

That's some beautiful work, congratulations Machinist

[@billmiller3425]

THESE are the kind of immigrants we need in this country.

[@RobotN001]

they work for own people. not for corps

[@KonbOronb]

Как называется материал после такой "технологии отливки"? Железий или Чугундий? Непонятненько! С одной стороны стружка при токарке крошкой чугунной, а с другой стороны приварены "ноги". Зогатка!)))

[@dannysulyma6273]

It's steel , easy to tell when it's liquid. Cast-iron is always throwing up a big shower of sparks when being poured.

[@bohhica1]

Wonder what’s the wait time on replacement parts and the availability of tech support?

[@timcampbell3857]

Probably better than the US because we have unions that have destroyed our country

[@jackb8682]

Hey Bob do yourself (and the rest of us) a big favour, climb out of your bubble, and see the work these guys do, with such limited resources, as the amazing thing it is, rather than sitting there passing your snide little comments.

[@sivatadi7977]

GD joob well done 👍👍👍

[@VenturiLife]

At least they have their safety gloves. Every day at work is an adventure!

[@Jonathan.D]

It's rare to see an inground mould. That's the way to do it with a foundry this small. When you don't have a foundry large enough you make due with what you have. It would be nice too see the company owner giving more care to their employees' safety. That's an issue with employers the world over.

[@hellohun7331]

Do they grease those bearings, or are they wet with an oil bath.

[@happymann839]

Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Burninghand]

Incomprehensible, but quite believable: I saw a great deal of unfinished materials on the ground, likely not usable, so it sits.Fitting up 'BIG $$$' bearings with sledge hammers and battering rams is about as 'cave-man' as you get. They got the job done though.I wonder what they could do with tools and conditions that weren't so primitive.

[@johnblecker4206]

Because the main bearings are worn out on the lathe faceplate this operator must be somewhat skilled to do this work.

[@soldierski1669]

If anyone wants to know what this is, it's a 4L85e parking paw.

[@toxichank6960]

Just cast oversize so they have material to play with.

[@marksullivan5859]

Pawl

[@muimasmacho]

@@marksullivan5859 Ding Ding Ding Winner !!! Parking Pawl is correct. Model *#8L9855**-E* Been there. Done that. 😶

[@muimasmacho]

They have to do things this way because it is almost impossible to get replacement parts shipped back to the 7th. century. 😶

[@flouserve]

Precision total......"total para lo que va a durar"....ayyy Ahmed , que se ha roto el invento

[@KonbOronb]

О, эти бесстрашные металлурги в защитных шлёпках!)))

[@michaelbabatunde3915]

Very good and helpful 👍

[@oak_meadow9533]

My god all the precision went out the door , thermal shock every where.

[@jackb8682]

Ha ! Ha ! Ha ! 🤣 OK then, please educate us all on how you make these things "Oaky boy", I bet you've made 1000s of them and are the greatest expert in the world.... from the comfort of your living room 😁

[@marciogoncalves8821]

Minha gente ,,,, ao menos um bom óculos diante um perigo como esse .... DANGER 😱

[@aleksandrkurakinn]

Качество металла прям офигенное.

[@raeesamoosajee6137]

Great craftsmanship, just wish they were wearing PPE.

[@KOKO-BOY]

Wow, it's scary, it's fun, it's surprising

[@muimasmacho]

° Cut to shape ° File to size ° Pound to fit Justa lika dowwwn towwn! All in a daze work.

[@tonsta1703]

My god, molten metal and sandals, Id hate to see how many workplace injuries these poor guys have.

[@tomrogers9467]

There’s a line up outside waiting to take their place. There’s a billion of them out there.

[@Jonathan.D]

@@tomrogers9467 That is the sad truth. One of their supporters tried to say that safety is only needed for clumsy westerners. Unfortunately that's not what the reports on work place injuries shows.

[@josephdestaubin7426]

@@Jonathan.D I'm pretty f****** sure that you get blinded by that light whether you're Westerner, an Easterner, or a f****** elephant. Eyes don't care.

[@Jonathan.D]

@@josephdestaubin7426 That's exactly the point and a glaringly obvious one at that. The guy is on here using the name Jack B. I think someone called him Jack B Hoff. I doubt he will get the joke.

[@timothygeiger8271]

To hear them talk, they have been doing those jobs for 30 to 40 years. they are so used to them, they don't need safety gear. Besides they couldn't afford it anyway. They make about the equivalent of $200 per month. (Two hundred)!! Of course if the statistics were known, i would bet their workplace injuries are high. They wear sandals while working with molten metals & fabrication, then the loose clothing they wear working around power equipment.

[@kevinmcmuhammad4841]

Could it be possible that the white powder is asbestos, but if not bo respiratory face masks bring used.

[@dr_ned_flanders]

I like how the sped-up background noise of the machines is like some dystopian, atonal background music that hints at the menance and danger of the work they are doing.

[@leebarnhart831]

Great job guys. Now time to look east and pray.

[@Hummingbirdaerial]

For those of you criticizing the methods and precision here, considering the duty this part will see, I'm betting the construction and tolerances of this part will be more than adequate, and it will cost half what it would have been, if produced in one of your high tech, highly regulated, union driven, modern factories. After all, we're not talking about turbofan airfraft engines here. This attitude is why we no longer produce these things here, and these people probably are among the best paid in their society. They'll gladly take our money, and we'll gripe that we no longer have heavy industry jobs here.

[@kensanity178]

I'm not criticizing shit here, but it behooves me to ask: how many people have been seriously burned, or lost an eye or two, or half their foot? How many suffer failing health for the rest of their life so that your cheap technology can make a profit for someone?

[@edyharyanto7711]

Use netrogen liquid for easy your job when installing the bushing

[@marksullivan5859]

That's nitrogen

[@doubleboost]

I would like to meet the lad that welded the lifting eye on to the casting

[@buyamerican3191]

Oh God, another "men in pajamas" video!

[@srinivasansanthanam749]

Very good skilled persons done this job nicely

[@LongHaulTrucker4Life]

Over how many days was this filmed?

[@shawnrehurek4543]

I just love these crazy Squirrel Olympics videos ! The little guys are so determined, and some times I swear it looks like they are actually enjoying the challenge of trying to figure out how the heck to get that big pile of nuts ! You got this, little squirrel buddies ! ! !

[@phoneblaster]

...good observation .

[@thomasjervis9514]

I love the ‘Giant Swinging Hammer Press’. I wonder how many guys it takes out if they control of it.

[@ledschmidt1441]

Oh I forgot to ask are those Steel Toed flip flops???

[@MrBiker61]

hammering a bearing with a steel hammer is barbaric

[@Sasskin]

I want to see their faces when they crack one

[@tomrogers9467]

Well, they just graduated from using large rocks, so cut them some slack!

[@marksullivan5859]

And dangerous bearing steel can chip or shatter at least use a brass hammer

[@CHCCR]

@@marksullivan5859 During the brass percussion process, the particles will be peeled off, and if it is not checked carefully, it will remain in the bearing. It is best to use soft steel for percussion.

[@marksullivan5859]

At TUA you are correct however rolling the bearings around in the dirt I didn't consider brass flecks and shards

[@andrewwong2605]

Amazing. All by hand. 😵‍💫.🙏

[@drshin9893]

Is this suppose to be impressive or terrifying? I’ll go with the latter

[@bensonwambeti5500]

May I kindly ask which country do these persons reside, I own them a lot of respect , the way they work under this condition deserves real respect ✊

[@phoneblaster]

Pakistan

[@edic2619]

Great workers.

[@dilipchopadekar5787]

Salute Bhai for good great job🙏

[@57menjr]

Quilty of product.............. any cracks ? How would you know.

[@AsianTechnic]

Excellent job Pakistan❤ This job totally how much cost ? Please inform

[@aleksandrsivanovs9726]

Допуски там похоже, плюс-минус трамвайная остановка?

[@ИскательИстины-й2д]

Это просто гениально, молодцы.

[@benchamp6793]

Смотрю я на этих трудолюбивых ребят и что-то вспоминаю:по моему так работали в СССР в годы первых пятилеток!

[@Vedround]

Техника безопасности, а что это такое? Качество отливки? А, что это?