Incredible Process of Manufacturing Table Planer out of Scrap Iron inside the Factory

[@assldjalloul3478]

at first is that carbon powder? like coke powder?

[@flight22galamariani26]

Que es ese polvo blanco que le ponen??

[@msbealo]

I don't get it. What are the sandy oily cylinders used for at the beginning? I see they get thrown into the top of the furnace, but are they fuel (sand??) or metal powder or what?

[@steveskouson9620]

That is charcoal. Sawdust mixed with oil, and then, converted to chardoal.

[@rosewhite---]

is that oil or resin they mix with the sand?

[@amazingskill786]

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[@LeonFelixRusso]

It's used oil used to bind the casting sand. Not sure whether it's engine oil or cooking oil, or a mixture of anything available.

[@marcpot3220]

Maybe a weird question, but where's the white powder meant for?

[@bryanmills2756]

Stops the sections sticking together - like the way you'd throw flour down rolling pastry.

[@marcpot3220]

@@bryanmills2756 thanks and indeed very reasonable.

[@jay_jay-nl7rz]

Hi, Are you using coke/coal or wood charcoal for your cupola furnace?

[@mrMacGoover]

So glad you guys aren't having to pay the carbon tax like we are here in Canada, this sort of business wouldn't be able to exist in Canada.

[@motomania5985]

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[@amazingskill786]

Thanks

[@jay_jay-nl7rz]

@@amazingskill786 Hi, Are you using coke/coal or wood charcoal for your cupola furnace?

[@mrMacGoover]

I guess these guys have never seen a surface grinding machine before, they have really cut their production time down drastically buy not upgrading their machines to modern ones.

[@alfrescabanilla2504]

their knowledge is advance

[@rchrdjms62]

No narration or captions. I turn the video off.

[@D-B-Cooper]

That’s a sad looking casting.

[@jimfarmer7811]

I'm sorry but this is just plain stupid. There are simple inexpensive things they could do that would make a far higher quality product.

[@freshhealthy8118]

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