Very Dangerous Process | How Ship Anchors Are Made

[@KarlB]

If this is the way anchors are made, I can't wait to see the boats.😊

[@arbjful]

It will be better than what Stockton Rush made…

[@major-Mihailo-Madzarevic]

You can't see them. You can't see them cause they all sank ...😄

[@shawn6632]

I think "Welding In Sandals" would be a great name for a punk band.

[@Lawrence1203-f7s]

LOL!!!!!

[@dennisyoung4631]

@@shawn6632 “…and then the weld-blops! (spatter) land on your unprotected feet!”

[@tommygreist9560]

Lmao 💯 love😅❤

[@tommygreist9560]

I was end plating aluminum tool boxes and a piece of slag fell in my 👞 I jumped to the ceiling knees...whole table came off the ground😅I couldn't get out those shoes quick enough.....sandals may be the key❤😮

[@bradpotter6401]

Or a new dance.

[@MM-cy4fd]

Aaah... the good, old safety flip-flops

[@riggitydoo5116]

I bet their reflexes are better than yours.

[@alanblyde8502]

You win 🥇 that’s gold 😀🇦🇺

[@michellebaboval9560]

OSHA approved Safety Sandles

[@tyryq9]

Highest level. Asian level.

[@redacted5937]

Remember guys, when bending cast iron, you have to be as close as you possibly can to the machine.

[@Lawrence1203-f7s]

Hard working men working in primitive conditions to earn a living to feed their families. My hat is off to you all.

[@MrPossumeyes]

I so agree.

[@KennyDodge-of2sp]

If they did it right,yes

[@donaldevans5752]

The safety glasses on his head are fantastic .

[@johnmcdyer1573]

Thank goodness he’s wearing his steel toenails 😮😮

[@michaelpica859]

Lmao

[@Christofuzz-hc9xl]

Lol. So funny. These dudes have feet of steel as it were. Maybe they fashioned they're own steel feet/toes right there in they're own shop, from scrap ship plate steel. Also welding without safety glasses, or safety shield, in loose fitting clothes around spinning machinery,open toe sandals, no ventilation, toxic fumes, etc etc etc

[@MrPossumeyes]

@@Christofuzz-hc9xl No, not funny my man. Just how things are for workers in an economy striving for first-world status. I spare a thought for the families who must cope without Dad bringing in a few rupees regularly. When life in their country gets better it will be because of the men in safety sandals, not a bunch of lawyers.

[@Christofuzz-hc9xl]

@MrPossumeyes rupees? What's that?

[@MrPossumeyes]

You don't know what rupees are? I guess you're an American, right?

[@daveswinfield]

This video makes me appreciate the safety and cleanliness of my job.

[@landsnailproject2875]

What sitting in a office😂😂

[@daveswinfield]

@landsnailproject2875 Actually, I work in a lumber yard.

[@jeffparisse4202]

This is fake… Video cameras didn’t exist in the 1850’s.

[@aminvohra7721]

Yes you are right but in 2024

[@jeffparisse4202]

@@aminvohra7721 American humor…

[@ipadize]

In 1850 they didnt try to bend iron

[@jeffparisse4202]

@@ipadize They did… they just heated it first.

[@jimraaijmakers1359]

Neither as eye protection……

[@williamcarothers8348]

Seems like a nice quiet place to work while wearing flip-flops.

[@nicoschadjidemetriou4373]

A big BRAVO to these hard working good technicians. I admire them.

[@bibbicus3942]

You should see me open pickles.

[@ЕвгенийРеймус]

Автору спасибо, хорошо показан тяжёлый труд людей. Автор передай им привет из Сибири!!!!

[@zoom9336]

Им привет. Передал.

[@tommygreist9560]

That ⚓️ solid with that collar welded on there.😮❤

[@ssilva9510]

looks like a grappling hook. only the highest quality metal snaps like that

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Awesome thank y'all.... 🇺🇸

[@jessekoch3480]

This is hard to watch as an engineer. I didn't realise this country was so primitive.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Tragedy of pakistan.

[@brianevans1946]

They so primitave that they have not discovered tables yet.. They still work on the floor.

[@shaynejenkins446]

They refuse to evolve. Its how their government keeps them all in check.

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

Wait till you see some parts of Africa....

[@Engineer9736]

I think it's very interesting to see. The lack of safety we all know that... Get over that. But the fact that people live in such way. They're working so hard and have so much skills, yet the image of their country is not really improving. It's interesting to see but I wouldn't want to live there 😅

[@brownsuspenders7793]

On the ground. Always, on the ground.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

I asked about this, they said they more comfortable on the ground than work bench.

[@chrisblenkinsopp8588]

@@ManVSMachineHD Also, it can't fall off...

[@nathanieljames7462]

Floor is infinite shelf

[@lucyr8711]

If they ever work out how to use tables and chairs, they'll be unbeatable

[@JohnDoe321654]

Cause the western world cant squat.😂

[@KidBako]

Love the welding goggles at 8:30!

[@TokenTombstone]

One day India will invent the table.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

This is from Pakistan. Pakistan and india have same work culture.

[@TokenTombstone]

@@ManVSMachineHD Ok cool. One day Pakistan will invent the table :D

[@ManVSMachineHD]

@@TokenTombstone yes, I am also waiting for this invention.

[@garygruber1452]

@@ManVSMachineHD except Pakistan has more people who want to kill us.

[@creightonleerose582]

Its been long whispered, Bob's drummer is still over there pounding away well into his late 70's.

[@honkie247]

Rule number one. You CAN'T bend cast iron. The piece of metal that broke a few seconds into the video was cast iron. Any seven year old can tell the difference between steel and cast iron in under a minute.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

I am not a professional, i am a youtuber only. Maybe that bar material is very hard that is why bar is broken.

[@mervyncrowley4427]

it is not cast iron do you even know what cast iron is?

[@honkie247]

@@mervyncrowley4427 Yes, but you are the expert, tell me what it is that broke.

[@jimmac1185]

If you cant bend cast iron, why does it happen to exhaust manifolds and cylinder heads?

[@jimmac1185]

Also, a simple Google search provided many, many people saying the opposite of what you claim.

[@dusterowner9978]

I'm guessing there is a different and better way to make boat anchor !!!

[@greenbudkelly2820]

Why they refuse to build a bench baffles me

[@svenp6504]

They already have a bench. It's called the Earth. All the space you could ever want... LOL My spine would last 1/2hr doing this work.

[@UntouchableLivingone-ji4un]

How you use both feet on bench just as well use ground so don't have to climb up on bench to use feet as vice

[@jimbrown9885]

Same reason as for commodes, I guess.

[@Vfh........y]

I actually think it's being job security more than anything else and I'm not trying to be funny about that everyone needs a job over there even as young as eight or 10 years old they're teaching them how to work

[@Spaceman_spliff]

Completely different cultural methods of working are the reason for not having a bench. They also definitely have benches, but the utility in their work methods that use the ground is unending. Just look at Japanese craftsmen, you’ll see the same basic idea of working off the floor.

[@note7770]

Imagine what these people could do if they had safe working conditions and a modern factory.

[@doncollins9782]

They would be out of work, it would be automated

[@russellking9762]

If you are talking about supplying them with safety gear...safety boots helmets eye protection overalls etc forget it. They would save all that stuff to wear to a wedding or a christening and the like. They wouldn't have it worn out and soil it by using it at work. Don't you know anything?

[@barrycantrell5124]

I think if they where bound by all the safety regulations and paperwork they would be less productive unhappy and the prices of the items they are producing would be inflated 1000%

[@doncollins9782]

@@barrycantrell5124 lots more people with 2 feet and hands where they come from....

[@MasterKenfucius]

OSHA probably uses this KZbin video in their training of what not to do.

[@merek5380]

Apparently after Sauron lost his orc laborers, he must have gone to India.

[@Stu-SB]

HahHa. Good one 😂

[@ceedaddy]

Perfect examples of why you heat metal up in order to shape and bend it !!!

[@ronblack7870]

it's great they do all their cad modelling and FEA analysis when they design these. and x- raying the welds after . wow/s

[@bradpotter6401]

Third world manufacturing at it's best! How are you going to compete with that financially?

[@cplcabs]

easily. Those anchors are not going to last long

[@richiebordelon8164]

Sit in the dirt ,with no shoes , welding ark right behind your head , cast iron breaking ,take your pick , jeez im glad to be an american

[@zoom9336]

God forbid to be an American! Evil empire, the terrorist country, home of the satan.

[@nicholasmatlak4342]

Good job, stare directly into the welding flash with engaged safety squints

[@cdlp8131]

No eyes protection!!! INCREDIBLE!

[@timothyjarvis8632]

The welding prep is superb, guaranteed zero porosity...😂😂

[@thewelderxyz]

Very hard work 💪

[@cherrypicker8897]

These men should be admired for there efforts to make a living. The Pakistan Government should be ashamed to allow this abuse of working people without basic safety equipment and training, although these people are skilled and there work ethic is very high.

[@davedixon2068]

Trouble is if you bring in all the rules and regs you are talking about they are all out of a job because it is too expensive

[@DanieleT.820]

But how do they not understand that bending metal cold, you risk breakages especially if it is tempered or cemented?? You have to heat it first.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Yes,, you are absolutely right. After breakage they decide that next time before they heated the metal and then bend it. That anchors are other type of design, I will shoot the video very soon.

[@cuttersgoose]

You don’t always have to heat metal to bend it, depends on how annealed it is. Hot rolled steel bends easy, cold rolled steel tends to bend harder and cause fractures if not hated first.

[@echohunter4199]

It’s low grade scrap metal cast into square stock and the only thing it’s good for is manhole covers and anchors.

[@FredStpierre]

Don’t care much for there eyes 👀 do they

[@greggminkoff6733]

Batching steel is exactly like baking. You need to follow a recipe of ingredients. When you smelt alloy steel along with at least 10 different types of steel you get a mountain of problems. You don't know what the hardness is. The steel will have properties that you don't want. In this video, while they were bending the steel it kept breaking, DUH ! Just what did they think was going to happen? They don't know how to work safely. They have no protective gear. More than half the time they're barefoot. They wear clothing that looks like pajamas. They spend a lot of effort making substandard products. It's not a matter of help it's a matter of education.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Exactly, that is a tragedy in Pakistan.

[@ronblack7870]

it's tradition in pakistan to marry your first cousin. happens very much. leads to all kinds of defects including low mental capacity.

[@jbtc-zn9ih]

​@@ronblack7870Ich wollte diese Aussage zuerst nicht glauben, aber es stimmt tatsächlich. Inzucht ist ein riesiges Problem in Pakistan und das im 21. Jahrhundert. Die Pakistani scheinen auf einem anderen Planeten zu leben.

[@echohunter4199]

Ron is correct, incestual marriages has reduced the average IQ to 65 and this is the best we can expect from them. The “steel” they use is made by melting scrap metal of all types and casted into bar stock like we see here. Sometimes they’ll get lucky and find a section that’ll bend cold. I was in Iraq in 2003-04 and had to deal with civilian workers when we sourced steel plating and they were comical to watch.

[@danieldesimone7908]

Funny thing is they have atomic weapons

[@steveredbear6624]

With all the ingenuity, you would think that they would make safety sandals

[@petes7796]

I’m so glad I live in 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@1sixscalecrafter351]

Heavy Duty and no safety, that is the Best Anchor I've every seen made. ☺👍👍💥💢✌👌

[@mojoron]

The fact that these guys have been doing the whole square peg in a round hole day in and day out for years and yet still have all their appendages says something.

[@cplcabs]

how do we know they have been doing it for years? This place probably has a high turnover rate. I mean, those guys who are welding won't have good eyes for long.

[@stevec7712]

Make a list of ALL the OSHA Violations you see - LOL

[@medicbabe2ID]

Their version of OSHA...if they have one...isn't as stringent as ours

[@nathanieljames7462]

Can't violate OSHA where OSHA doesn't apply

[@jimbrown9885]

OSHA is part of the reason the US doesn't produce much anymore.

[@askorreadit]

After a lot of hard work, the final product is remarkable.

[@David-o7r3e]

These poor men will be blind they wear no goggles or safety glasses ,one bit of metal in the eye they will be blinded for life

[@jimbrown9885]

And deaf.

[@Zzrdemon6633]

Yeah that's not how being blinded works, you can take a very large amount of metal to the eyes without even affecting your vision, i've had my eyes cut with banding iron on two occasions and once with a hockey stick through a goalie mask, getting stitches in my eyes all three times, it really sucks but it doesn't hurt, seeing that sewing needle coming into your eye is pretty freaky and the stitches dragging over your eye lid hurts like hell but it's fine in the end. Welding and cutting I did and still do with no mask or glasses for 40 yrs now still don't wear prescription glasses!

[@jordanlmartell]

@@Zzrdemon6633why not just protect your eyes better? You’ve been lucky three times. You’ll only have to be unlucky once to have a life-changing experience. I watched it happen to a friend of mine. Horrible. -Take care.

[@andyvitale6071]

Love the sandals..

[@tommegan6500]

Those guys are experts with the cutting torch, I’ll give them that. The failure with the bending is due to inferior steel, not their fault.

[@bananacaster3259]

All the welders are young. The old welders are all blind.

[@dshow1658]

The guy with boots must own the place 😃

[@paulkurilecz4209]

Impressive work and fabrication, but to be honest they look more like grappling hooks. I wonder what size vessels that they are used on. PS: What shade lense do you use when welding? Squint

[@MrConquistador76]

Bendiciones para cada trabajador que con sacrificio y mucho riesgo logra con el sudor de su frente llevar el pan a su mesa y alimentar a su familia. Gracias por mostrar lo que saben hacer.

[@robertkirkpatrick342]

Besides being blinded... burned... or cut in half by something.. what's the worst that can happen down at the anchor shop ?

[@filmtajm35]

To be buggered?...

[@randallreed7415]

What happens to the ship and sailors relying on these things to hold them safely in place during a storm?

[@zeroplanet9]

Good to see them wearing their safety sandals

[@mrx0088]

Very Dangerous Process | How Ship Anchors Are Made --- in the Third World

[@carlschroeder6811]

Even worse than no foot protection is no eye protection, absolutely horrified!

[@bonzie321]

They probably aren’t even wearing their cups.🤣

[@REALDONALDUMP]

OSHA APPROVED!! 👍

[@Chudsaves]

We don’t need no stinking safety glass …. Or shoes … or tables … or ….. hahaha. But they get it done I guess

[@HWPcville]

A very heavy chain will be needed to make the anchor lay horizontal, otherwise it will just stay upright.

[@EleanorPeterson]

I think that as soon as the boat/ship begins to drift (in the current or breeze), the anchor will topple over, drag and bite. The guys making and using these things must know their local conditions; they'd have changed the design if captains complained.

[@HWPcville]

@@EleanorPeterson You are probably right.

[@cplcabs]

@@EleanorPeterson and then the anchor or chain will snap due to the poor quality metal and/or welds

[@ACUK82]

Misleading title, it should be how anchors are made badly

[@almorassi]

4:30 Apparently, it is not a drawn bar, it looks like it was cut from a steel plate and the rolling direction is transversal to the length, which is why it breaks.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

No sir, it is not cut from steel plate, but the reason is that the bar material is very hard.

[@giggling_boatswain]

What do you mean by calling the process dangerous? As far as I understand from all the videos in this country only immortals work.

[@blondefonzie1]

Ahhh, India. Heaven on earth……

[@huckfin1100]

I remember when i was a steel fitter, miss those days

[@alan-the-maths-tutor]

Invisible safety goggles at 4:53

[@David-if9vi]

Great video Lads! You will also need some serious tackle to get that up off the seabed.

[@case4006]

The older guy welding must have welder contacts lol

[@kd4hlscarroll621]

no need no eye protection

[@rockets1122]

The blink reflex on the bar breaker guy is super quick. If you pause it and go frame by frame, his eye's are shutting within 1 frame.

[@BobSandifer_Mastering]

These must be temu anchors?😬

[@landsnailproject2875]

Yes buy two get third one free😂😂

[@tommygreist9560]

Great job!clear videos❤

[@dusterowner9978]

My guess is these are not for oil tankers ?

[@ManVSMachineHD]

No, only for small boats or ships.

[@randallreed7415]

From a safety standpoint, I hope they're only used as ornaments or very big paperweights

[@cplcabs]

I think these are only good for row boats, I would not want one of them for a small fishing boat

[@santoslhalper6116]

Brilliant!!

[@hastyone9048]

I’m certainly no blacksmith or steel worker but wouldn’t heating the steel allow it to bend? Additionally, WTF kind of metal are they using? Cast? My guess is if it breaks under the stress of that press it will never hold a ship in place.

[@brucerawsthorne1338]

It’s the wrong type of steel

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Exactly, before bending heating process is must. Because that steel is very hard.

[@ronblack7870]

it's actually the anchor chain that holds a ship. it needs to be heavy and is laying on the bottom. the anchor is just the end of it which helps. to lift anchor the ship will back up towards the anchor while pulling in chain . once it is on top of the anchor it will let to easily.

[@shaynejenkins446]

@@ronblack7870 no

[@davbear3947]

So why were they bending those big beams, as they were not used in anchors?

[@bonzie321]

They probably wanted to test their new cups.🤣

[@dipling.pitzler7650]

Gives another meaning to the song "Blinded by the light" by MMEB ! Though I admire the resilience of these men.

[@ceedaddy]

4:10 You hear the pop and can see the crack form on the side.... pause at 4:29 you can see the crack just before they press again and it breaks !!

[@echohunter4199]

They go with the saying “Allah willing” for their safety regulations. I’m serious.

[@Antony_Jenner]

Wow! I don't believe it @11:49 there is someone wearing steel caps.

[@jimbrown9885]

The other guys all probably trash talk him for it 😂

[@cplcabs]

Thats probably the owner or a manager who wanted to be in the video. You will note that his clothes are clean, so he doesn't get involved in the normal day to day working of that place.

[@SouthernGround]

I want a pair of those OSHA approved flip-flops and eye pro😅

[@tbone1780]

The real monster garage.😬

[@chairrider2462]

That is some very brittle steel. Not enough ductility!

[@stephenstreeter]

Where is the basic PPE for these poor workers?

[@carpballet]

Here, “Safety Third” isn’t just a motto.

[@JanGeertBruggink]

The longer you weld the more resistent your retina's become.😂

[@DANGER-l7d]

Кстати, сварка улучшает ночное зрение

[@lenlabrie4487]

At least they are wearing their safety sandals

[@worldtraveler930]

If you have an OSHA inspector who's Badly Constipated let him watch this video and by the end of it he should be able to Squirt through a screen door without hitting a single wire!!! 🤠👍

[@sackustwilight6957]

I know of a government kitchen inspector who insisted that the employees wear steel toed shoes. When asked if it was due to the potatoes he replied that they could drop a knife…..TRUE STORY

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Nice, but what about hands? Hands are more close to knife rather than foot.

[@plumbcrazy375]

Sandals very tough men

[@julianp4787]

So many horrible comments here...... I actually felt a connection with these workers! Honest work and everyone had their part

[@brucesannino6181]

Ya think so? Honest work alright, and honest work for corup capitalists. I wonder how many of those honest workers, leaving for work this morning, kissed their wives and children good bye and wondered if they would ever be able to SEE those loved ones again by this afternoon. When that cast iron anchor stock snapped even I could see splinters of metal flying out from the press. Not a pair of goggles in sight much less a man wearing a pair. I noticed all the noble workers were all equipped with steel toed sandals. A moments inattention BY ONE OF THE OTHER MEN and any one of those men will lose a foot. Do you think the owners of that filthy shop pay into a workman's comp fund? I'm sure those men's union require rest breaks at least a couple of times a day. I'm sure during those rest breaks those men rest and talk about their children's school, their wives and parent's health, their portfolio's and their favorite football teams. Given all that I'm sure you do feel a connection with those lucky men. I almost never watch any of these videos. All of the above is why.

[@metalshop7492]

Idiot

[@cplcabs]

the comments are due to the bad workmanship and lack of safety. Look at the guy welding for example, how can he do proper welding closing his eyes. Even if he closes his eyes, he is still damaging them, he will go blind pretty quickly

[@julianp4787]

@@cplcabs Lack of general safety is their concern not ours. I do however agree with you about the welding safety oversight.

[@Felix-cx8ri]

Men power 💪

[@SeraphinaPZ]

Nothing scares me quite like the physical forces involved in an iron bar snapping in two abruptly.

[@WesleyCooke-ou6hz]

Awww his iron bar broked!!

[@PaulaOwens-v4k]

bit of heat needed

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Yes.. you are absolutely right.

[@landsnailproject2875]

I was waiting for odd sheep/ goat making a cameo apperance😂😂😂

[@haroldwonder446]

Wonder why they do not heat the larger pieces where they want to make a bend? Hmmmm.

[@ManVSMachineHD]

Exactly.

[@PinkyFingerPedalStrike]

Seems that these would be apt to bend at the point where the bar meets the 4in wide cap weld.

[@inocentelopez5775]

THEY DONT KNOW .BUT ARE HARD WORKED

[@petes7796]

You can weld cast-iron, but there is a process you have to do before that not just hit it with a stick welder

[@oneworld9071]

When those 8 x 8 beams snap like that be especially careful that either end doesn't strike you in the uvula.

[@donktheclown]

3:34 The same crap the Titanic mas made from...