How to Make Crane Gear From Scrap High Strength Sheets In Factory | Complete Video

[@potrzebieneuman4702]

I love the way old mate hawks a golly while he's mounting the steel at 0:39, priceless !.

[@scaletownmodels]

At least with that bent arbor they're only dulling bout 3 teeth on the cutter at a time. Saves work.

[@noddybrian1158]

you just don't understand - it's the new orbital cutting system like you find on jigsaws - allows you to take the full depth of cut in one pass to save measuring - I heard Abom79 & Kurtis from CEE are looking into this.

[@pvtimberfaller]

The arbor is running straight, the spacers have a different bore size.

[@svetko05]

@@pvtimberfaller That's what i thought at first but you can tell from the sound it makes when cutting that it's wobbly.

[@richardtemby4358]

@@pvtimberfaller What a load of shit, listen to the cutting action, it actually striking the material three teeth per rotation. Any properly trained machinist will tell you that’s when you know your cutter requires reshaping and sharpening OR the arbour is bent. Don’t sprout crap that you don’t understand.

[@cojones8518]

The clapped out bearings in the overarm support probably aren't helping either.

[@martysmith871]

Dude the runout on that cutter is visible to the naked eye. Might wanna check that out...

[@AAthlete34]

Ya that’s pretty bad lol

[@potrzebieneuman4702]

I thought at first it was just whatever pipe pieces were used to pack the cutting wheel to it's position but....

[@dave-j-k]

No time for a pilot drill, just ram the biggy through with a cheater-bar on the tailstock ......

[@УлфатКиньябаев]

Добрый день удивительно,такой роботячий народ и умный люди

[@НашСемейников]

Вообще то " работа любит дураков " .

[@svenp6504]

What they lack in indicators they make up for in runout.

[@jameswilliamson8050]

Got to admire the ingenuity & the skill of these hard working people

[@kevin-vt7dw]

How accurate is that method of using a wire to center the piece 5-10 thousands of an inch would be my guess

[@alo1236546]

They have laser eyes

[@leinadalan]

It's not a GEAR!! ITS a SPROCKET! A chain goes on that type of tooth!

[@bobert4522]

Whatever crane these gears are fixing is one I’d trust my life with 👍🏻

[@bobert4522]

/s

[@jamesadams893]

Sure you wouldn't

[@jonasberlin5594]

Amazing to see all the old machinist tools made in the west still cranking away in places like Pakistan.

[@chriswatts1909]

I love watching these. They are smart people.

[@VaucluseVanguard]

Good to see they comply with the EU legislation on health and safety at work.

[@chriswithers568]

okay grandpa

[@noahharding2488]

I bet when they get a chip in their eye they go into a filthy bathroom and have a coworker dig it out with a rusty box cutter and a pair of needle nose pliers

[@johnsamu]

I have serious doubts about the accuracy of the gear seeing how he establishes the teeth distance by estimation and a chalk. But they are working hard with substandard equipment. The result might work (or might not work)

[@АлександрЛогачев-ц9ц]

На такую работу жутко смотреть! О технике безопасности тут точно не слышали)))

[@ОльгаОльга-н7д]

Бегло, не отвлекаясь на стружку и всякое под ногами: ключ в патроне токарного, медный молоточек, высокоточное выставление отрезного по уровню центра оси, фиксатор резцедержателя, СОЖ, подручник точила, посадка напильником, кожух болгарки, тупое сверло на токарном (рычагом давит)... 4 минуты. Смотреть как фильм ужасов. Кстати! Будда есть и он их защищает, иначе непонятно, как они до взрослого возраста доживают, а главное, это потом работает!

[@АлександрЛогачев-ц9ц]

@@ОльгаОльга-н7д 😁👍👍👍Вы наверное инженер по ТБ

[@thefreedomguyuk]

The big guy seems to be using a lot of energy working AGAINST his lathe. With a little bit of education and appropriate tools he could effortlessly be fabbing better products, while working less hard.

[@mathewmolk2089]

I love watching these vids because it reminds me of the pre CNC days, but it gives me the creeps every time I see those long selves and dress length shirt tails around the chuck jaws. Lathes of that size can literally eat you alive but these guys seem to get the job done without getting killed. Maybe it's a case of ignorance is bliss. The set up on the mill is kind of cool too gang cutting the sprockets but jeez. I have never seen a perfect arbor but that one is awful. They have a hydrophilic press, or at the least a couple of 4x4 and a beater. If he took out half that run-out out he would double the cutting speed and make the finish twice as good. That arbor is so far out its running like a fly cutter! They srill get the job done and I'd hire any of them. - Their work ethic alone puts them ahead of 35 year old kids that I have has to fire and the younger ones are twice as bad. .....Hey, notice these guys don't try to work with a smart phone in one hand and a bottle of water in the other? , Maybe that's their secrete,

[@IrishSchaller]

Don't forget, we can only see what they want us to. If someone was filming your workshop practices you wouldn't let them see them on their mobiles and you would make sure they are doing their best.

[@bryanrotchell1565]

Hard working people 👍👍

[@weltonrodriguessouza]

Acho muito Bom e interessante o Trabalho Deles , mas Penso que eles Deveriam estar Usando EPIs para Segurança Desses Trabalhadores ....

[@MrZlodey1983]

Харкнул смачно на камеру 🤣😂😂😂

[@HMofficial208]

Sir apka mail aya ya nhi adsence ka??

[@AquaMarine1000]

This looks like chain sprocket production.

[@lorenrasmussen338]

Calipers to tape measure for pitch diameter measurements ?!….. maybe it’s a vernier tape measure. But seriously, you have to respect the work ethic and dedication to working with substandard measuring instruments and equipment.

[@DimitriosLazaridis]

For a gear of this size it's enough.

[@horstmuller7512]

All tolerances are less then 2 fingers.

[@vladimirrussia5509]

Плохой токарь. 1. Плюется на рабочем месте. 2. Измеряет детали рулеткой из бытового магазина 3. Сверлит без смазки и крутит вал какой то палкой.. 4. Крепит резец за край, а не за середину. 5. Смотрит близко на деталь, но очков нет, (но это его дело безглазое) 6. Камнем, как неандерталец снимает облой!!! 7. 12:25 два дебила - это сила! 8. 15:59 все бьет и видно, что все криво... Ужас...

[@jamesadams893]

The machining in this video is a wonder to behold, next stop is the parts for their rockets and nuclear subs

[@СХТБэтмен]

Теперь только у них шестерни буду заказывать🤣🤣🤣

[@ClamorInferno]

0:38 He is spitting with sparks!

[@marciocanhotinho]

Bom dia! Pra mim é uma honra viu prestigiar seu trabalho, vamos sempre juntos somar e fortalecer nossos objetivos, Conto com você, eu já estou por aqui,

[@АлександМорозов-ы1я]

Когда обдирал по наружнему диаметру после сварки ,тут идет опасная стружка ,,окалина ,,.однако он без очков .

[@ssturbo-hydrosolutions4476]

Where is the location?

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Why is this video so so bright? Special video format? So bright.

[@АлександрПронин-ф7ь]

Производственный травматизм? Нееее неслыхал ...

[@lotlackl8140]

Every time I look at this mess, I ask myself how could they ever build a nuclear bomb? Fascinating.

[@camonsamuashvili6553]

Каменный век. Зато нет безработицы.

[@fawadrehman4506]

Why there is so noise of traffic

[@Tomyhitz]

Mantap

[@stevehodgkins8801]

The runout on that cutting gear at 14:40 - cringe....

[@СХТБэтмен]

Кувалдой по токарнику)))

[@Militarycollector]

No safety glasses..😣

[@horstmuller7512]

But safety sandals!

[@РустикКарон]

для чего метки мелом ставят.

[@atown4428]

To show him which index marks to stop at. The plate has many places to stop and index a cut. He only stops at the chalk marks for this project.

[@sonjaorleans8850]

Greeby grubs machine works

[@fatrichie]

Safety glasses??? We don't need no stinking safety glasses!

[@fall22123]

That's a sprocket, not a gear.

[@Jaaguptore]

Mister Barns? 12:16

[@cojones8518]

That shaman guy Indy met when the raft finally stopped in Temple of Doom.

[@5eZa]

clunk clunk clunk just a little bit of runout

[@Тортор-л2з]

Вот он какой ад на земле.

[@garrypritchard1658]

Thay must be very good lathes the abuse they just bash the shit out of it

[@mickthemonkey]

Mostly old British machines I'd imagine. All exported when workshops closed down or upgraded. I went to a few machinery sales here in Northern Ireland, there was Pakistani guy buying, if he was bidding against you you could forget it. Bought a broaching machine as high as a two storey house in one place.

[@mixdiver12]

They have no accuracy whatsoever,,, just fly by the pants

[@khancrow8212]

Why do adults whine so much?

[@henrygoodbar9477]

How crap is made

[@alexsegal4367]

Ученик Бербраера

[@СХТБэтмен]

Дядьки Максима.

[@rodrik79]

Cero seguridad . Cero calidad . A día de hoy no cumple ningún estándar de calidad .