How We Made Brake Drums For Semi Truck From Cast Iron Scrap || Brake Drums Production in Factory

A brake drum is a cylinder that is attached to the top of the vehicle's wheel hub. Brake drums are typically affixed to a rotating shaft or wheel against which brake shoes or bands act.
#truckbrakedrum #brakedrumresurfacing #brakedrumproduction

[@ringstinga]

100% Respect to these hard working guys trying to put food on the table to feed their families !

[@perisher1976]

эти парни довольствуются нищенской зарплатой - ведь работая внайм на капиталиста они свои трудом только куют богатство капиталиста

[@redsampler2017]

yep and buy a smartphone to play c.o.clans or something.. 6:35

[@safetrucker]

@@redsampler2017 😂😂😂 didn’t notice it until you said something , great eyes

[@heavyweight6440]

@@redsampler2017 They arent allowed to have fun?

[@redsampler2017]

@@heavyweight6440 of course they are.. but dramatic statements like ''bringing food on the table'' always have been a thing for me to smile about. most people don,t even spend half of their salary on food. and when the latest gadget needs to be bought most people are willing to live on bread and rice for the rest of the month.. live your life , i do it as well while i observe how we fool ourselves..

[@denisvdovichenko2226]

Смотрю на всё это и поражаюсь как они дожили до совершеннолетия 🤣🤣🤣

[@Inferlogist]

А мы пи#дим что у нас ручной труд рабский ...

[@user-tu7gc3ts6u]

А теперь посмотри в окно и скажи себе чем ты не доволен !

[@Inferlogist]

@дмитрий яковлев Ну в идеале задолбали войны , политические противосточния и барпнофикус ... А так все шоколад

[@igorivanov9349]

так же как и Шварц в начале фильма Конан: Варвар

[@nikollutc7106]

@Иван Образцов я не увидел ни одного курящего и пьющего пивко....хотя на дворе у них жара 45•С...поэтому и живут дольше

[@user-wm6ub2bo4z]

Марка чугуна х его знает, гарантия от производителя пожизненая. Обращений по гарантии не было, так как все умерли оставшись без тормозов на склоне.

[@Dl1973Alex]

Чтобы рекламаций не поступало, они ещё и крашенные изнутри

[@nemokapitanov397]

Сверхрабский труд , работа расколенным металлом в тапочках это уже что-то. Столько тяжелых операций, просто в голове не укладывается. Цена за тормозного барабана должно быть не менее 5 раз дороже . Нужно спросить кто пользовался с такими барабанами , как они себя ведут ,- износ , при нагревании на спусках .

[@Andrydok]

Они сами и пользуются в Индии.

[@CarlosSilva-fp7ub]

Os caras fazem o que pode , dentro do que tem pra fazer , se eles vierem pro Brasil logo estariam ricos , não enjeita serviço , são fortes

[@nemokapitanov397]

@@Andrydok не пойму, причём тут индусы когда всё это делается в Пакистане? Пля ты писец умный, даже не понял , что за люди и че творят.

[@user-hs5ms4uq7k]

Тяжелейший труд мужчины держитесь я восхищен вами крепкого вам здравия

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Ohhhh man, he must have spent HOURS banging on that engine block! Hard work for so little gain.

[@shade38211]

On dirt also? Just absorbing some of the impact. Just hoist up high an drop on concrete or rocks even.

[@hugolafhugolaf]

@@shade38211 No shit. They are supremely inventive on some aspects, but completely clueless and inefficient on some others.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

Plus dangerous as all hell. Id rather be working the forge in bare feet than using a sledgehammer on cast iron in bare feet. A burnt foot can heal, a shattered foot may not

[@cohall46]

It is amazing how people with seemingly so little can accomplish so much. Very impressed with their blast furnace.

[@andrewdow1609]

That is why governments are so terrified of the ordinary citizen, and why the WEF is trying to take all of it away....."in 10yrs you will own nothing, and you will be happy" K.Schwab

[@bigolemike33]

Lots of work for what they get, Total respect for these hard working people.

[@depausvandelilithkerk5785]

I respect their working ethics. They are hard working man producing with the material they have. It may not be the best product, but as long as its good enough then it is good.

[@moisessandiego3960]

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[@mezianeamrane2349]

Français

[@user-mw1qn2cy9c]

такая дичь, столько про лишних действий, мое почтение, даже я так не проебываюсь))) а они красавцы!!!!!!

[@VitorioVinsheli]

Я работаю токарем уже 25 лет. Материал обработки: сталь, чугун, алюминий. Диаметр обработки от 40 до 1750 мм. Допуск обработки по чертежам доходит до 0 - 0,03 мм. Литейное производство мне знакомо, работая кузнецом доверяли ковку сплав Р18, сварщиком - сдал допуск на потолочную сварку. Смотря это видео я впал в ступор от вида измерительных инструментов, условия работы и станков. И этот тормозной барабан будет работать?

[@user-jg7lw9zt9k]

сколько сможет, на таких же пакистанских грузовиках. Поломается- заменят.

[@Igor88san]

Я такого же мнения, это сырец

[@QlausTrobipshe]

Колодки к этим барабанам сделаны аналогично, видео тут же на канале есть)) Как это работает вместе и насколько этого всего хватает - самому интересно, но то, как пашут пакистанцы меня успокаивает и расслабляет

[@yahenp2084]

Красочкой покрасили и норм ) К слову сказать, это всего лишь тормозной барабан, а не ступица. допуски довольно широкие могут быть.

[@JKRoss-or3uz]

Ииии таааак сойдёёёёт!.. )

[@haaron666]

Печь конечно супер. Я так понимаю на отработке + воздуходувка. Молодцы, а мы всё причины ищем

[@user-ee1gq7ix3o]

Печь на мазуте, скорей всего. Если бы была на отработке, подогрев бочки с горючим бы не требовался.

[@MrBormotoon]

@@user-ee1gq7ix3o А мне кажется она ацетиленовая. А в бочке карбид.

[@Gromozek69]

@@MrBormotoon А масла намазали (везде разлито) и трубу грели, так, по приколу просто.)

[@MrBormotoon]

@@Gromozek69 Они вон какие изобретательные. Придумали чего нибудь.

[@Lvivsegdapravi]

@@MrBormotoon нет, это пропан у них, он им просто разогрел мазут

[@user-dv1rg7oq5r]

А если ему две кувалды дать то работа пойдёт быстрее .

[@user-tu7gc3ts6u]

Быстрее не нужно надо чтобы занят был!

[@user-zg5vd2gl6n]

А если и каску с фонариком то и ночью сможет работать , нечего время тратить на сон !

[@user-oy7zl7uo9c]

Вот это труд молодцы ребята.

[@alexandermartinewski5992]

Вот что можно сделать кувалдой и при помощи какой то матери .

[@user-qk8vk1ju1m]

но токарь кажется долго не проживет))

[@DaleDirt]

I am still amazed how these guys work so efficient , very coordinated and productive . Keep up the good work you guys , I respect what you do and how you do it . Totally amazing .

[@joesolo9946]

I see a group of good worker providing important parts on a low budget. Enjoyed the video... Thanks!!!

[@davidholman6276]

i would say they sale the parts not just use them for their own needs

[@johnmalenchek6597]

Good Worker? You wearing pajamas and sandals?

[@user-bt9yt8cp2q]

вначале показали мужика бьющего блок кувалдой. потом процес плавления, литья, проточки, покраски. а мужик все лупит кувалдой и края не видно :-D

[@user-cq1sh4db4r]

Скоро и мы также будем импортозамещать.

[@eXTreemator]

Уже

[@user-cq1sh4db4r]

@@eXTreemator может не так скоро но учиться уже надо начинать, ты ж небось на иномарке катаешься, так что проявляй фантаз?из и тренируй интеллект.

[@HUMPTYNUGGET]

Necessity is the mother of invention ..... absolutely amazing how it's all done by hand

[@SerzhikSer]

Главное закрасить все косяки)

[@user-cc3qz8zj3s]

Странно - ломают блок цилиндров а я думал заварят, обточат и ещё походит

[@user-yh6dr9jn4x]

Они новый на улице вылить могут.

[@Lvivsegdapravi]

@@user-yh6dr9jn4x скажите, что это за страна?

[@user-yh6dr9jn4x]

@@Lvivsegdapravi Пакистан родной.

[@user-lm7bh5bs2b]

@@Lvivsegdapravi это ПАКИСТАН,пример нашего общего будущего

[@diman089]

@@user-yh6dr9jn4x Выльют позже с барабанов ))

[@Alex-.80]

Видно это тот блок был который они раньше варили

[@ruslans.2823]

Пока смотрел, спину прихватило

[@Lider666sama]

Повернись на другой бок 😃

[@robertmann7277]

The way he's swinging that sledge hammer makes me glad he's wearing safety sandals

[@ismaelsixto1109]

Sandals? Work boots instead sandals. And work wearing clothes also

[@CantBeFucked69420]

Unfortunately, despite their hard word and dedication, they will in all likelihood be paid very little for the drums. Using untested scrap iron from engine blocks and likely many other sources will result in an unknown and untested alloy, resulting in varying quality. Breaking apart the moulds while they're still hot will cool them down much quicker, but will warp and temper the drums by cooling the outer edges faster than the inside of the drums. This means they will have internal stresses and will crack much easier and not last as long, and will also require more machining. They also don't use any oil while drilling, and also don't appear to pull the bit out until the hole is made, so they'll go through drill bits faster and will also further temper the drums. Painting the inside of the drums will mean that it will need to be stripped of the paint before installation, as paint is terrible for brakes. It would be much better to paint the outside and coat the inside in oil. While they work very hard to make them, they don't have any sort of testing or quality control. The quality of material and product is unknown and therefore untrustworthy. In short, there's no amount of money you could pay me to install these on my truck.

[@davidaguilar3236]

that may be true, but they live in a world we cannot even imagine, so aside from anything we can think this is simply survival.

[@xl000]

go tell them I clearly looks like it's working for them They're not aiming for a Volvo emergency brake here. Just enough so that the truck has some kind of brakes. This is not different from basically anything in those countries. Wonder why cheap plastic parts smell that way ??

[@cm-ek4ci]

Where did your brake drums come from

[@emif841]

You are absolutely correct. I manufactured aluminium to Australian Standards from scrap using spectrograph analysis. I ceritified quality. These people are a joke, everything you said about the casting is correct, they are are making faulty equipment.

[@chrismalcomson7640]

His furnace setup was amazing. The way he was heating up those pipes with his propane torch suggests to me he's using a diesel burner which turns into a gas when its heated up. Such hard work and skill with very basic tools. Even getting the steel pieces from that old engine block was enough for me.

[@Silvano.56]

Secondo me, il bruciatore funziona a nafta grezza, la quale deve essere riscaldata per poter scorrere nelle tubature. Vedi il motore del trattore Landini

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

I hadnt thought of a diesel burner, yep thats exactly what it is I bet. Was looking for an answer as to what that thing was

[@EviILaugh]

Looks like waste oil burner to me.

[@apitoriaru5801]

It's just an used automotive oil burner, not diesel. He's heatin' it with gas torch, to help became flammable. Only way to cast iron to desired temp without cox charcoal in small amount. Quality of this cast is out of any words.

[@neontime]

That's used automotive oil he is mixing with the sand too.

[@alurnataraj2919]

You people are brilliant, What you can achieve if there is more finance and better equipment. What you do is amazing!!!!!!

[@Akash93-s2v]

Amazing work of this skilled men hope they get rewarded good for their hard work

[@DMITRIY3003]

Самая важная операция в этом процессе это покраска. Скроет все косяки и недоработки. Главное создать внешнюю красоту.

[@maratin80]

Это скорее от коррозии

[@user-nb2qr5dx5w]

это ЧУГУНИИ ему плевать косяки он и так будет выполнять свою работу на все 100% как батареи из чугуния , а красят от корозии в отилчие от китайцев котрые вообще не парятся и так продают без расточке и дефектовке а эти пакистанцы делают все по чесноку

[@AlbiesProductsOnline]

A simple truck bottle jack and a few I beams welded together to make a rectangle,mounted vertical on the ground with the jack welded to the underside of the top beam and you have a powerful hydraulic press that will brake apart engine blocks and anything else you need will little effect

[@xxx27987]

probably too cost-y and too complicated, if you have a guy willing to pound it half a day with hammer....sad, but thats the life

[@bigredc222]

If they just set it on something solid before they hit it, the dirt absorbs a lot of the impact.

[@DANRUS.]

На каждого пакистанца есть ещё один пакистанец!)) По этому техника безопасности их не касается!))) Я думаю, что в каждом таком диске и вообще в их продукции есть частичка того, кто это изготавливал, так как обязательно кого то, где то намотает)

[@odairsotero6414]

Parabéns pra esses guerreiros profissionais de verdade um abraço amigos DEUS ABENÇOE SEMPRE

[@williamhaffelder7032]

A sledge hammer, a waste oil blast furnace, some 70 year old lathes....and a group of hard working dudes....Quality is pretty amazing considering.

[@user-oc5ct4qo8k]

Это

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Yes…. And others standing and leaning on things watching them.

[@socuteplus2162]

×a q à!à

[@franktrapani4840]

It's totally Amazing how you guys refurbish everything you need. Great job

[@Mrbfgray]

Interesting but also the reason they are so poor, they are competing with machines and efficient processes with manual labor and crude methods, that guarantees extreme low rewards. $1/day territory.

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤❤

[@ramirezdimas800]

​@@Mrbfgray ya no se me ya me

[@Mrbfgray]

@@ramirezdimas800 Spending all day with 5 men, wasteful inefficient furnace to make a couple inferior, inconsistent parts worth $80/copy and mass produced in factories? LOL.

[@twitch54304]

I wonder if they’ve seen how we make brake drums. I appreciate the fact they work hard to produce even one drum. Doesn’t look like quality control is a concern there so I’d never step foot in a truck with those drums on it. But imagine them seeing our factories and the rigorous testing we do. I hope they make a lot off each drum because that’s a shit ton of work.

[@JeffW2000]

How do you know you haven't driven one?

[@infocus-media]

On the subject of QC, why don't you go there and "teach" them the right way of doing it, and while you are on your way in any case take with you all the technology you uses to make your so perfect. You see it is because of all your technology and money that theses people has to make do, question is how will you do it with out your technology. My guess is exactly the same.

[@hamzaalkurdy7696]

Who is ( we ) every semi truck drums in the US are made in China Mr.We

[@suitknol6604]

in counties like this, a dollar a day is a fine wage for hard manual labor.

[@kiwibobnz9812]

Wonder how many times these guys wake up every morning and ask what did they do to deserve the life they have And respect quality control the trucks don’t do 80 miles an hour over there so lucky to do 20

[@donlunn792]

Total respect to all of these guys.Amazing skills on old equipment.

[@user-hv1ch5uc5d]

Where do you see the skills?

[@icytwitchy123]

Sarcasm?

[@swpo1]

@@user-hv1ch5uc5d what's wrong with an uplifting compliment to someone who probably doesn't hear that very much if at all? There are many that cannot do what you do. So therefore that would be called "skilled." No offence my friend.

[@gianmarco1779]

No pain no gain, Respect for you guys!

[@DhanSingh-dy9kb]

love o

[@vivov9624]

@@DhanSingh-dy9kb ฃม่นมื

[@chivvelasquez4422]

Excellent skilled and hard working. From the garbage materials do not under estimate their own knowledge. Super job a big thumbs up. Congrats Chacha😊👍👍👍

[@hugostieglitz238]

I can’t believe how fast these guys work. There more than welcome to work for me

[@Chisse]

They don't move that fast. The video has 2x speed 🤣

[@hugostieglitz238]

@@Chisse really ??? 🤔

[@akiko009]

Nice way to recycle old engine oil to run the burner. Love it.

[@AKAtheA]

it's also a nice way or contaminating the surroundings with carcinogens and toxic ash...

[@akiko009]

@@AKAtheA Certainly. But let's put that in context. Considering the locale, option B would likely have been to pour the used engine oil in a ditch. And as far as toxic things go, it seems to me that this contamination adds very little to what's already in the air over there...

[@AlbionSupreme]

@@AKAtheA Truly, and there is no hope for them being just in a temporary state either. Looking at their methods there is tons of room for improvement if they would only spend some time making bespoke tools, but instead they just swing those dumb hammers up and down on engine blocks in the dirt while wearing F'ing flips flops

[@Chris-yy7qc]

@@AlbionSupreme Agreed. They dont even build simple things like tables. They build nothing and just go on like they did for the last 100 years.

[@chrismalcomson7640]

I remember using diesel burners in the army. You'd pressurize the tank and heat up the pipes so it'd turn into a gas. They obviously make it work somehow.. These bush workshops are an accident waiting to happen. Even the machine to break up the sand should have had some kind of safety grill over the top. And of course they all seem to be wearing flipflops or bare feet. Amazing!!

[@vadimkiselev6951]

Это настоящие мужчины 👍

[@OpaqueWindow]

Gotta love duralast drums and rotors...

[@craigpennington1251]

This is definitely doing it the HARD way. Got to hand it to these guys. A very valiant effort. These guys need a RAISE IN PAY.

[@TolaTrucking]

Amazing...I never imagined that these were made by hands, I bought six like these 4 years ago at $90 each, after watching this I feel like I should have paid more.

[@Boise30]

I’m guessing you bought ones that were cast in a reusable mold.

[@user-oj9qi1ms4i]

Через сколько они расколются на ходу?

[@rustamabdulrahman7763]

Где делают лучше ?

[@ieroglif958]

@@rustamabdulrahman7763 На заводе.

[@QlausTrobipshe]

в момент затяжки первой шпильки. Хотя может и шпилька первой расколется, не удивлюсь, если из того же цеха отлили

[@timurv4493]

Первая часть ролика выглядит как смертельный номер в цирке. С техникой безопасности в Пакистане не знакомы совсем))) выдайте им хоть перчатки и респираторы пыле и газозащитные. Труд, конечно, не простой, особенно кувалдой движки колоть)) я бы после двух взмахов устал, а эти долбят как роботы, молодцы - работяги! Мое уважение к труду и критика к этим условиям труда

[@millwrightdad3753]

I’m impressed with the forge. That thing is massive

[@daluadavi]

É a arte da Metalurgia !!! Parabéns à todos !!!

[@justintothetruth]

There’s a nice message

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤❤

[@felixiron147]

Похоже, местный токарь лимбами вообще не пользуется. Вот что значит УЦИ. (Универсальный Циркуль Измерительный)

[@Dl1973Alex]

А они у него на станке вообще есть? я что-то не заметил.

[@yahenp2084]

Какие еще лимбы на станке. Он кувалдометром резец меняет )

[@user-lv8fj9tt8g]

شييي عجييب مذهل برافو رغم الضروف ورغم قلة الامكانيات 🙏🙏 اقدر احترامي لكم

[@cyrusjam4555]

This videos are proof to people if you think you've a shity life, i only watch them to stay humble and grateful

[@luizpaulolulu5511]

Seu trabalho é impressionante , e sua simplicidade de trabalhar, faz pensar qualquer potencia

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤

[@josecoelho4780]

Parabéns! Muito bom o trabalho artesanal destes formidáveis profissionais. José Coelho Juatuba-MG.

[@hasnazahira319]

Vvvvvivvvvvivvivivivuvivivivivivivivi

[@hasnazahira319]

Vivivivivivivivivvivi

[@OriginalgEd]

I take my hat off to these guys. Really hard working.

[@bocua3caynhang]

Đây thực sự là những con người yêu và say mê lao động! Tuy nhiên với tốc độ cao tại những cung đường đẹp như hiện nay, những tang trống và lốp xe sản xuất, sửa chữa bán thủ công như clip này chắc chắn sẽ không an toàn. Nhìn công việc này tôi lại nghĩ đến Việt Nam ở những thập kỷ 80-90 của thế kỷ trước. Khi đó Việt Nam còn nghèo và khó khăn, việc sản xuất sửa chữa các sản phẩm như thế này đều phải làm thủ công như vậy . Chúc các bạn may mắn!

[@roysmith590]

never seen this before-Good job and hope you made enough to cover the cost

[@nineteen-sixty-nine9373]

Wow! Bare foot metal casting!

[@LU-D1GITAL]

Barefoot everything… at least they don’t have to deal athletes foot, molten metal is the cure doctors don’t want to tell you about cuz it will put them out of business.

[@mjgII]

you're better off barefoot, shoes only catch molten metal

[@xRepoUKx]

You can only lose a toe once!

[@markc9409]

We have become so over educated and lazy most don't understand or appreciate the hard work and SKILL jobs like this take good on you men.

[@VenturiLife]

That blast furnace thing is something else.

[@johnkelly7264]

A foundry without a hint of modern technology that produces great results... wait I have to check my social media...34:57. Priceless... Love it. Subbed here!

[@JohnDoe-ft2nh]

Wow.I'm amazed how it's done by hands.Great job.

[@skynetvideotech8749]

*Еще бы рядом развести огонь на фоне водопада возле таких мастерских и можно залипать вечно)*

[@JKRoss-or3uz]

Есть мясо и изредка проверять автомат?

[@thunderbirdone8126]

Notice in all these videos, one guy is the hard worker and the others are standing around watching.

[@LoBeau53]

Inspite of the precision weighting and blending of various alloys based on assumed content of the salvaged materials, I am a bit sceptical about them producing consistent metallurgical properties in the final product.

[@dsauce8780]

Lol really? 100% they have no idea what the content is one week to the next.

[@ipadize]

they cannot even test the material like being done in legit foundries

[@xl000]

it's that or nothing. It looks like there are people better equipped in pakistan to make brake drums, but for some reason they can't afford them.

[@nnHoai]

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[@chrrayhanadem2811]

@@dsauce8780 ممم

[@mrjanssen-singh7385]

I worked at a plant back in the 80's where a crew of twelve poured 190 of these an hour. Super automated, precision metallurgy, and lots of tools to help. I hear the kids today are pouring 300+ an hour and are hitting up against limits of local supply of scrap and ability to cool the castings before demolding. Messy work.

[@ibrarahmed2837]

good

[@user-yk1jm5pj2f]

Сижу, гадаю… толи в прошлое смотрю… толи в будущее 😅

[@safetrucker]

Man wish I could do this in my backyard , you know how much truckers would save making their own stuff 😂😂😂 , bravo guys you’re always working hard . I hope this utube creator is paying y’all well to watch record and make money off your hard work

[@an2thea514]

Trust me, most truckers would produce brakes that last 500 km and then shatter at the first hard braking

[@safetrucker]

@@an2thea514 😂can’t a man dream

[@an2thea514]

@@safetrucker no

[@safetrucker]

@@an2thea514 ok ok 🥰😂

[@evandrodarosa4508]

Que trabalho manual encrivel destes tralhadores todos estão de parabéns 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

[@ralphwaters8905]

Those drums would be a bit better (more uniform; less prone to warping in service) if they let them cool completely in the mold instead of breaking them out while still red hot.

[@stubby_nub]

not sure if they have quality in mind....or safety.

[@HomeDistiller]

they are full of inclusions and air pockets, so they are already primed to crack.. also, the poor guy installing these will need to remove all the paint from the machined surfaces.. painting the inside and the mating surfaces is going to cause the first issues if its not cleaned off

[@justintothetruth]

Ain’t nobody got time for that

[@justintothetruth]

@@HomeDistiller troll much. These guys are doing no different than you would be doing if you were in their shoes but I bet it is really awesome to have some privileged American critique and everything. So much so I almost think maybe he’s the one that’s privileged (sarcasm).

[@honkie247]

@@justintothetruth What home distiller posted was a fact, you are the troll here, who has no idea what he's talking about. Go back to your mothers basement and take a nap. At best, those drums are out of round and prone to an early fail. A failed brake drum means no brakes.

[@MobMarked]

I believe, that you are amongst the most intelligent, innovative, hard working human beings on the planet. It is amazing to see how you create something from recycled materials that would go to waste in countries like mine. Much, Much Respect to you all!

[@miguelangelrivero7658]

Mis respetos para esos señores, no tienen las herramientas presiosa para esos trabajos y como se las ingenian los felicito de verdad.soy Miguel Rivero desde Venezuela

[@aijazshaikh7621]

Amazing,how these skilled labour molten recycle material and casting break drums,from Old machine,furnaces,and develop standard break drum. Their skill is appreciable, They provide on cheaper rate than new imported, And also the quality product up to standard. most reliable also.

[@timd1191]

respect for these people. amazing work, need more like this.

[@user-rl9nw4wb5u]

Всі ї Дж ґ

[@ThisIsToolman]

There is teal craftsmanship involved here.

[@pandoriongames6829]

muito trabalho , verdadeiros genios

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤❤

[@jeffj2495]

Nice work. Where is a large metal bandsaw when you need it? I can't believe they break apart the metal pieces with a sledge hammer. OMG.

[@brianpaine1749]

I was thinking plasma cutter. But yes, anything to make it easier. I wouldn’t have the strength to last one day doing those jobs.

[@azid123456]

@@brianpaine1749 It would be better to crash an old iron by hydraulic press.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

@@azid123456 With their complete lack of safety gear, a hydraulic press would be suicide for these guys. Cast iron can shatter and explode in a hydraulicpress

[@horstmuller7512]

Working and living in the Dirt must be a religion Thing.

[@horstmuller7512]

They also didn't use Tables and Chairs and sitting in the Dirt?

[@danylosokolov2085]

hellish work, incredible people

[@swpo1]

1:53 did anybody else notice the metal getting stuck after he threw it into the furnace? Perfect. 👍

[@thunderbirdone8126]

Some areas of the drum did not clean up on the inside so it is painted to cover it up. Those drums will cause a loping action when the brakes are applied, of course when you have 50 people hanging off the sides no one will notice.

[@syaifulrahman7609]

Mereka sdh terbiasa dgn panasnya kehidupan,....mereka SDH terbiasa perang dgn suhu tinggi,.....mereka kuat, strong, TDK takut kecuali kepada Allah SWT

[@donaldgreathouse6611]

Great job, men. Very hard working.

[@inciaydemir6688]

gazi antepden pakistanlı meslektaşlarıma selamlar allah gücünüzü artırsın

[@brenturquhart7090]

If you were to make a screen shot of this video in black and white, you wouldn’t be able to tell if it was made today or a hundred years ago. The equipment and methods are basically the same, and the labour is so cheap there why change. Who needs to worry about workplace safety. Unfortunately there is no shortage of desperate uneducated, or educated, young men willing to work themselves to death to earn money for their families. No snowflakes here, my hats off to these men. I mean it, I really am impressed with these men, they know how to work hard. I particularly liked the image at 2:33. It is a perfect example where old and new can be seen together in the most unexpected places. The image of the primitiveness of the work area and a worker with a smartphone just amazes me. For all we know he could be looking at viral TikTok videos, the latest “Karen” video or even studying quantum physics, unlikely but you never know. You never know and that’s what make it such an alluring video. A comparison Banksy might point out with one of his wall paintings.

[@andrzejporeda7281]

Świetna jest zrobiona ta robota pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku mile i serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍

[@joaomaglianooliveira1348]

Perfeito esse trabalho show parabéns 👏👏👏👏🤝👍💖🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇨🇮

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤❤

[@denjhill]

Molten iron and flip flops. The sign of a true professional.

[@chosse-yp6fp]

the low safety standard is always funny, liquid iron and sandals :D and many many other things

[@ncr4u189]

This is hard work and very good results at the end.

[@durranishaheer1538]

SALUTE TO HARD WORKERS FROM PAKISTAN

[@pedroalamos6443]

From Chile we want to respect this hard workers, Greetings !!

[@ddrake6882]

Эти чуваки просто прикалываются! Это такой местный театр для туристофф из Америки...

[@MrGumpOfficial]

Not a wrench or torch in sight just a couple guys and a hammer living in the moment 💪😆

[@budmeister]

Not a very smart way for working, and horribly dangerous. That job should be shut down.

[@mondodaftasabrush]

Back breaking work .... they do make work hard ... they need to work smarter not harder

[@perisher1976]

кто умный - тот работет на себя. Усердно можно работать только внайм. за нищенскую зарплату

[@user-bj8co8nj9t]

Сколько же таких барабанов нужно за день сделать, чтобы каждый мог заработать ? Просто неимоверный тяжёлый труд.

[@addieb8943]

I used to work in a factory my main job was to increase production and efficiency and man could I have used workers like this.

[@BlackOutDrunk69]

trust me you wouldn't want people who don't wear PPE cutting corners In an actual factory.

[@ZOIM153]

Incrível parabéns bom trabalho 👏

[@veasnablog3981]

❤❤❤

[@charlenerducasse6379]

@@veasnablog3981 dŕty

[@mcmaddie]

You could see that the old guy was running the melting side of the business. He ran the furnace, he poured the metal to the crucible while the young guy was holding it and then took over and poured the metal to mould. Maybe one day the younger guys will take over, but not today.

[@pkfan5112]

Glad to see people use safety glass and gloves, but still no shoes.

[@michelfritz274]

Zum Betrieb des Rohoilbrenners; bis das Oil-Luftgemisch stimmt, ist viel Fingerspitzengefühl und Qualm erforderlich.Respekt

[@mncalapati415]

OSHA would have field day doing an inspection 🧐 But, I guess there is no such thing so continue working guys 👍🏽

[@user-dc7hb8bg3m]

๙ฅ

[@user-dc7hb8bg3m]

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