How Motorcycle Sprocket are Manufacturer in Factory | Production Process of Motorcycle Rear Sprocket

How Motorcycle Sprocket are Manufacturer in Factory | Production Process of Motorcycle Rear Sprocket
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[@Roq5Brdv]

На 0,50, наверно он ловит кайф, когда маховик чертит по волосам...

[@brasilsinucavideos]

Algum Brasileiro por aqui? 😁😁

[@ricardobh2979]

Eu 😀 👍🏾 , e queria saber de qual país eles são ?

[@kristyanlima2548]

Parecem ser do Iran ou afegã

[@Wmbhill]

I like seeing these old American machines being used, especially ones from my home state of Illinois. Those Cincinnati’s run forever. 🇺🇸

[@alessandrog.1985]

Igiene..ordine...sicurezza...massimo rispetto per questi lavoratori che si fanno il culo in questo ambiente lavorativo

[@davidhall8874]

It seems that they are making sprockets for every motorcycle that has ever or will ever exist!!

[@betorept6573]

Thầy lộc rất biết kính trên nhường giới. Lẽ phép gia phong của gđ rât đẹp. Chúc cho gđ vk ck thầy lộc luôn an mạnh

[@Dean5073]

Love all the safety precautions they take

[@mbsnyderc]

Nothing that dangerous going on there.

[@Alexander_8612]

Мне кажется имеются незначительные отклонения в технологии закалки(термической обработки) зубьев

[@КузницаТопорсиб]

совсем чуть чуть )))

[@I80gor]

И микронные отклонения в размерах и углах.

[@TURGENIY]

@@I80gor да там не микроны..там разбег в десятки будет

[@NLocksmith]

Вот откуда сыромятные детали берутся.

[@бабай-ж3м]

у Этих ребят станки покруче, чем у Того подростка. Молодцы.)

[@adrianinglis5922]

I never knew making a rear sprocket for a bike had so many separate processes. Thank you.

[@gunggunglu2424]

工人的工作相当负责任，人人都刻苦耐劳，产品的质量也很好!👍

[@masterwish5788]

Такс, где русскоязычные коменты?) Парни на видео как всегда молодцы, всё делают дендрофекальным методом, но ведь кто то покупает их продукцию, значит так и должно быть)

[@dmkpredator]

Фреза охлаждается мочей священной коровы - такую степень защиты ни японцы, ни немцы, ни шведы не дадут. Поразительно как мы до сих пор не ездим на индийских/пакистанских авто и мотоциклах?

[@goodman1028]

Не, ну это лучше чем ничего. У нас на рынках сплошь китайские звёзды для мопедов. Своя будет раз в 5 дороже. Но процесс у них совсем не автоматизирован

[@МихаилОлейник-г4э]

@@goodman1028 Давно в таких видео не видел, но у них чисто. Старые, но ухоженные станки и налаженное производство. Лично меня удивили :)

[@AndreyTarskov]

Да они уже для всех на планете земля запчастей наделали и продолжают делать 😁

[@I80gor]

@@AndreyTarskov Берешь сразу ведро звездочек в дорогу и это только, чтоб из гаража выехать - потому много и надо)))

[@jackspicer455]

Wow.this is so awesome.

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Awesome video ! 👍

[@asteverino8569]

Amazing. The machines and the workers, doing what they got to do. Be well.

[@davidhughes6578]

World War has broken out.... David hughes is clean sober, and is accomplishing goals faster then any other human has ever seen. He is excepting applications for team members to join him with his pursuit to living his dream life.

[@jormatuppurainen6086]

Great video, great men´s! Best wishes from Finland!

[@TheMechanic868]

Thanks 😊 u

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video clip, keep it up, thank you for sharing it :)

[@gnarlytothemax]

I want to say the channel is based out of Pakistan. Very impressive work. Keep it up!

[@borisboris770]

направляющие станин, масла не видят, используются как столы.

[@سيدسيد-ص3م4ب]

Cool work sir thank you very much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ชนะชาวเกาะ-ส8ว]

ขยันครับนี่คือของจริง

[@delhenry9837]

Has anyone stopped to think how all this machinery, made in USA, got to such poor countries? People making sprockets, rubber hoses, brake pads, cylinder sleeves and hundreds of other products that were made in America before WW2. These machines got there due to unions, government creations like OSHA & trade deals like NAFTA. Businesses' facing millions of dollars to retool and comply with these regulations simply moved their machines to foreign countries and set up shop for half the cost of retooling. Then the savings of cheap labor and increased productivity. People in these foreign countries make and repair things that we in America use and throw away. They have been recycling things for a hundred years before we in America figured this out? We were making these machines and airplanes, ships, tanks, jeeps, tires, guns, ammunitions, uniforms, shoes and most everything during WW2 better and faster than anyone in the world! What happen to that mentality? Why does is take war to be productive?

[@valval8957]

Гудит, как улей, родной завод! Выглядит более прилично, кстати. Стены покрашены.

[@vitalin5953]

Да, встречалось мне месяц назад видео, тоже с какого-то такого канала - там всё было намного "подвальнее"

[@vitalin5953]

Галтовка присутствует, фрезы, возможно производителя TaeguTec или похожих, да и работают не на коленках. Хотя в некоторых местах даже прикрыв глаза страшно за рабочих. Когда на штамповке под маховиком сидел чувак.

[@mick379]

Fuck me 3:40 that machine is just biding its time until it can grab a bit of clothing and drag in a human.

[@hifijohn]

4:05 thats scary how close his fingers are to the wirling thing.

[@rodcamacho7853]

Gran video para saber como se fabrican

[@Abangsaury]

Mantap bosqu nice, 🙏❤

[@YourTherapySessionJustStarted]

Watching these videos reminded of the documentary of how one of their scientists built the first Atomic bomb in his home garage or something... these men can probably build tanks and other stuff in their work shops if some world war breaks out

[@bryanrotchell1565]

That's alott ov sprockets lads 👍

[@alienbikerider]

Johnny Sprocket !!

[@Mocking69]

The sprocket gear is great

[@mewt7075]

Hard working guys 🇰🇷

[@GamePlayShare]

This looks like equipment from WW2 times. I won't be surprised if it i actually true.

[@sandcrabfin]

I always have a hard time to understand how these local operations can be profitable? Are these sprockets for some special niche application that is not generating big enough volumes for example some Chinese manufacturer or is there such a high import duties for these kind of products that manufacturing is still profitable even though processes don't look very efficient?

[@kitramshaw5447]

what are you on about my guy? this factory is outputting maybe 5k+ sprockets a day on labour costs of at best $20usd per person in the factory, still loads of profit to be made there. Even locally the sprockets would retail for around 5usd so figure maybe 50c wholesale, that's like 2500usd turnover per day for this small factory. Don't think they would make them much cheaper in China either, china's labour costs are now comparatively high compared to other 3rd world countries

[@kitecattestecke2303]

Stamping old steel plates into a functional machine part.... They make good profit as people earn low single digit dollar amount and when you sell these in Pakistan/India you still get single dollars per piece sooo. Works

[@kitecattestecke2303]

I would question the steel type and quality of the sprocket, a chain can be eaten away by it

[@1magnit]

@@kitecattestecke2303 The sprocket will wear before the chain. Chains stretch due to wear at the links.

[@hifijohn]

@@kitramshaw5447 No kidding,scrap metal costs little they spend nothing on safety conditions, heating or air conditioning except the electricity to run the lights and equipment and slave labor wages one buck or two per hour and equipment that's been paid for decades ago.

[@pcnetpc]

велосипедная звездочка ?

[@valval8957]

Мопедная.

[@a-fl-man640]

long sleeves and lathes, tsk tsk, won't mention the lack of eye protection.

[@Siamect]

You have two arms and two eyes so there is some redundancy built-in...😆

[@SYS-dc6uo]

Look how the last guy protects his eyes by turning his head like he was disgusted :)

[@anakkail5417]

Mantap bg 👍🙏❤️💪👌

[@albert_sh]

4:28 странно,но все пальцы на месте..

[@vitalin5953]

Ловкий

[@vitalin5953]

Не дорого такой червячной фрезой работать? Довольно быстро может стираться, хоть и с покрытием.

[@fliblomlaslojor]

2:13 хахах нормально он так посмотрел

[@Draxindustries1]

This goes to show how H&S in the UK has gone completely overboard. Massive flywheel weights spinning, no belt guards, fingers just a few mm from cutting/ stamping machinery and they all still seem to have their heads/ arms/ legs/ fingers. They even look at the camera whilst operating machinery. Great video and good to see this very old machinery still in use. Most of it looks to be US made..

[@on3td]

dead men don't speak....

[@dennisyoung4631]

Machining is still a hazardous occupation *with* OSHA handy. I’ve seen workpieces get loose. Got chased by the (corncob-sized!) broken end-mill - and I was not running that machine. I have run them, just not at *that* location. It used to be worse, though. Ever read Upton Sinclair’s book “the Jungle?”

[@srlsigns7944]

I start these videos expecting to count how many OSHA violations there are, but I become mesmerized and forget what I came here for.

[@aaustin29111]

No way these are used on motorbike - anything above a 125cc would tear them up…. Bicycles yes - nothing more

[@joeylawn36111]

Also: 2:55 How does he get the holes exactly 90 degrees apart every time like that?

[@takto101]

when your doing somthing for as long as that guy has you get good at it

[@travelling_stephen]

Practice makes perfect.

[@almarkowbender]

There's probably guides or marks to line it up after the first hole is made

[@dennisyoung4631]

There *are* guides. If the holes are say, reamed - or the drill bit is fresh due to careful sharpening and regular changing - and the fixture has a carefully ground pin of hardened steel, dimensions can be held closely indeed. I managed ~ .003 over 60 inches that way, with - I think - five holes. 1987, Sunkist growers.

[@ianmacpherson2409]

Where are the belt guards? A very dangerous situation for anyone near the machines. Why not protect your workers?

[@Bugsy0333]

Third world country Mr Saftey man in USA

[@travelling_stephen]

Third world life is tuff.

[@dennisyoung4631]

$ocial Darwinism?

[@prakanayikwithkangna2120]

Good job

[@jimjohnston7688]

My God it's scary watching those guys with their hands and heads so close to those heavy moving parts.

[@ZahidKhan-tj8ty]

Very cool.

[@NLocksmith]

А ведь кто то когда то сделал станки, на которых сделали станки. Как изготовить высокоточный станок без станка?

[@Pikulev_Evgeniy]

Ижевский мотозавод практически

[@JustOneFeather]

Ещё 19 минут наглядных причин пролетарских революций.

[@tonysheerness2427]

How old is that stamping machine?

[@tomahoks]

Ca 1940

[@Pikulev_Evgeniy]

Довоенный ещё

[@adnansabir6496]

یہ فیکٹری کہاں کس شہر میی ھے

[@АлександрБомба-д4и]

наконец то я увидел у них на производстве токарный станок с автоподачей

[@wpowerwagon]

A cool process

[@joeylawn36111]

0:30 Moving a heavy steel plate next to an open electrical panel? 🤨😬

[@beatocarlos9406]

12:08 *TÓMALA BUEY* 😂😂😂

[@geepea101able]

Safety first... loose clothing and lots of open belts and pulleys spinning!

[@StikDragon]

what is the machine at 16:20 doing?

[@billmiller7138]

Vibratory finishing to disguise the scrap steel.

[@bobsbillets]

Spacely Sprockets and Cogswell Cogs. Some of you will get it and some of you won't!

[@ricbarker4829]

Only us old bastards will get it. You couldn't air the Jetsons these days, it would be too politically incorrect.

[@ИванН-г2м]

Штангель-циркуль? Не, не слышал!

[@vitalin5953]

Да он там наверное один и тот у директора) на сохранности.

[@Himal_Rulz]

i have used these local mfg sprockets before trust me they last for almost 10K km

[@ВладимирКачуров]

Велосипедная звездочка, и плазма не нужна, старенькие станки только производительность труда понижают

[@АлександрБомба-д4и]

Кому она нужна производительность? Если вместо 10 человек будет работать один то где оставшиеся 9 будут работать ? На какие шиши они будут покупать теже самые мотоциклы с этими звездочками?

[@re-fix9678]

👍👍

[@ghanshyamindianmachine]

Nice

[@tuhoangminh672]

Nhờ các bạn, mà tôi biết nhông được làm như thế nào.thanks..

[@indiansuperdesiengineer2249]

Adam lage raho

[@ДанилаЛедяев-ы4д]

1:30 ВОТ ЭТА крутящаяся елда отваливается и сминает челика в лепешку

[@billmiller7138]

Where all the scrap from cruise ships goes. Do they know what type of steel that is?

[@СергійКирієнко-б5ы]

Как то расхотелось покупать мотоцикл.Делали бы деревянные звездочки.Они дольше прослужат.

[@bolla1369]

Sono 3 volte che lo mettete sto video, ogni tanto cambiate

[@aamirsaddique3475]

Kis jagha pee fectri h

[@yogeshgoud4869]

Location?

[@sandorbalazs39]

Pakistan

[@Обовсем-э7р]

Закалка вышла из чата...

[@Rich77UK]

Ship steel? Its hell I know but seeing what and how the Bangladeshis strip big ocean going ships for everything and how some of it goes to factories like this. Excellent recycling.

[@ДмитроГоголев]

Дайте им очки ,для защиты глаз.....хотя бы....а так молодцы.....

[@edwinramirez2847]

It is interesting work, definitely safety is not one of their priorities, lots of broken rules when it comes to operate heavy machinery where you could loose a limb. I am not sure if parts are being manufactured to specs, due to I did not see point of inspections or measuring tooling in the operations to ensure parts are meeting specs. If you look at the volume of parts being worked you could easily end up with a lot scrap without inspection (cutting the teeth is one example) Lots of work in-process $$$$$, this place meets all the conditions to implement Lean concepts... I must say though, these are very dedicated and hard working individuals..

[@djdan890]

Why do you feel the need to speed you’re video up to make it look like you’re working faster 😅

[@krishasharma7199]

Qatar ka size kya hai

[@krishasharma7199]

Please Qatar ka size bataeye

[@СлышСветлана-й5э]

метал из металолома сталь три вот эти звезды и не ходят

[@JRCinKY]

HA HA! That Lathe Operator wearing his best Jack Daniel's T Shirt for his 30 seconds of Fame on the video. I seen a million these in the USA. Have one myself.

[@Amirkhan702ak]

Location b dala keroo

[@Jock609]

Poor, poor people. I wonder how long their life expectancy/accident free working is ?

[@kitecattestecke2303]

30years around?

[@anb4351]

can't all of this be done in one or two steps, invest in a mold to stamp the right shape first time and then machine it ??

[@billmiller7138]

Not with worn out1940s machines. That would require some investment.

[@troydeck3017]

so no gearing options just how cheesy are they to need that many of the same one

[@TVzolo]

хлам на рабочем месте причина травматизма

[@fainderskurs-koi8767]

А хлам в голове, это полный зашквар.

[@gegene25lefrancomtois65]

la sécuritée ils connaissent pas?

[@badmutherfunster]

Eye protection? Hearing protection? Machine covers?nahhhhh don't need that shit😆

[@Raymanualtech]

Merk alatnya dari indonesia CINCINHATI

[@ebzZzZ]

i hear it as machinist ourselves, we need to be self sufficient, or this world is going to descend into chaos

[@ironboys3962]

Cool

[@stevenkings3233]

Chido

[@AsifKhan-ur2ws]

یےکونسی جگہ پرھے

[@aamirsaddique3475]

I like u

[@nhungdieuvui]

Trò hề ko tôi răng thì nó mòn nhanh như khoai sống . Trò hề

[@rizwantariq4603]

🤣😂 chacha say "phenyak"

[@adybarker4733]

The guy at the end and the "look away eye protection method", lmao. Safety glasses? What are they?

[@drbichat5229]

Sad, when you can get plastic glasses for 1 dollar

[@drbichat5229]

Sad, when you can get plastic glasses for 1 dollar

[@АлексГолд-л3н]

Оборудование паровое 19 века?????

[@summersoldier3311]

I wonder how many of the workers loose fingers in those stamping machines?

[@danneumann3274]

the one operator loading blanks into that spinning thing( not sure what it was doing ) was horrible. I am a tool and die maker and know about punch press safety. this shop was far better than many i have seen. They actually have some nice machines