The Art of Manufacturing Chaff Cutter Blades | Old Factory Process

The Process of Mass Producing Chaff Cutter Blades | Old Factory Manufacturing
In this video, we take you inside a traditional factory where chaff cutter blades are mass produced using time-honored techniques. Watch the entire manufacturing process, from raw materials to the final product, as skilled workers craft these essential agricultural tools. Discover the intricate steps involved, the machinery used, and the dedication it takes to produce high-quality chaff cutter blades.
🔍 Key Highlights:
- Overview of the raw materials and preparation process
- Detailed look at the cutting, shaping, and sharpening of blades
- Insights into the old factory's methods and equipment
- Meet the experienced workers behind the production
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[@Guy-rn3db]

I farmed all my life. After watching this ,I knew that the farmers at the end had the best jobs.

[@ProcessMastery86]

Very informative and inspiring, thank you for sharing this video!

[@LanDaiLyLife]

Rất tuyệt vời người bạn của tôi

[@mnbvjh]

The plastic bags at the end said Japan. 😂😂😂😂

[@dansadler2754]

Nice work. I can't understand why you wear sandals using a torch working with red hot steel

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

ดินแดนกับฮิโร่😮ช่วยเพื่อนบ้าน😮...ผู้นำชาติใหม่😮เก่งชัดเจนอะไร❤ยอมรับผู้คนในชาติโดนสงครามในประเทศ🇵🇸

[@detecting_Nathanael]

Only using gloves for cutoffs of steel. I bet they’re not cat 5 cut resistant, too.

[@detecting_Nathanael]

No workplace safety. No safety boots, gas bottles lying on their sides, no flashback arrestees, no gloves, no eye protection, no machine guards. I could go on and on. Simply, it wouldn’t be allowed in Australia.