How we Upgraded Mold Body || Machining process

In steel mills, the mold body plays a crucial role in the continuous casting process, shaping molten metal into semi-finished products like billets or slabs. But here's the exciting part: we've taken this essential component to the next level by increasing its length from both sides!
a workshop buzzing with activity, but instead of high-tech gadgets and shiny equipment, you're greeted by the sights and sounds of yesteryear. These intrepid machinists are throwing caution to the wind (and safety gear out the window) as they tackle the formidable task of upgrading the mold body... with tools that would make even your great-great-grandpappy chuckle!
Join us on this exhilarating journey as we witness firsthand the transformation of humble workshop tools into precision engineering marvels. From welding sparks to the rhythmic hum of machinery, every moment is charged with the electric energy of creativity and ingenuity.
But the excitement doesn't stop there! With their DIY spirit in full swing, these Pakistani machinists are extending the length of the mold body from both sides, defying expectations and rewriting the rules of steel casting.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Just goes to show that if you don't have all the latest modern stuff, you don't need it. Workers got along without it for years and it's obvious they still do. FINE job, everybody!

[@keninboaz]

I really enjoy your videos. I have never been in a machine shop in my life. I like the way you guys work. You have some smart people working there. Thanks

[@adnanshuja4075]

This is a good Job and making such Modifications are ordinary for our Country Workers. I appreciate their solution and a Short Cut. Thanks a Lot.

[@steamtrainmaker]

I 2 really enjoy your videos most weeks watch 1 or 2 as they come. Can I ask you to show the names of the machines used , sure seen a old British DSG once Steve

[@billfeld5883]

I enjoy watching you guys working!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@timmienorrie]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@ivantinepollon1553]

O cabeludo barbudo é muito mal educado com os companheiro de trabalho, aqui no Brasil ele não faria isso.