The Craftsmanship Behind L Handle Socket Wrenches

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[@happer2009]

Красивые, блестящие, совсем как настоящие. Всё ждал на каком же этапе будет закалка, а оказывается ни на каком. Отличный ключ, в носу ковырять.

[@rush1858]

Я тоже ждал)))

[@stasgr9766]

Не говори! Решил комент настрочить по этому поводу, Вы меня опередили))

[@VadimDee]

@@user-jq9xe7wy2z Это скорее всего Пакистан - там очень много таких производств, даже Калаши на коленке делают))

[@marat9353]

​@@user-jq9xe7wy2z смешно

[@stefan2292]

5 years from now, the most advanced Russian factories will look like this. Then you will be sorry that you worshipped that murderous lying scoundrel Putin.

[@adamrubinger2644]

This video has probably made more money in 2 months than any of these workers make in a year...

[@curbantula]

Lifetime*

[@robf4605]

Enough dumb people transfixed by laborers doing a repetitive motion confusing it for craftsmanship.

[@evana1900]

My play through didn’t have any ads. Did yours?

[@adamrubinger2644]

@@robf4605 the same people who think craftsman tools are made with craftsmanship.

[@adamrubinger2644]

@@evana1900 that's how little they make!

[@ketogenetic6348]

6:33 Rubbergloves for protection. Check Sandals for protection . Check

[@MrWillwork4fish]

Steel bottomed sandals, for conductivity

[@noblezero8319]

Child labor. Check

[@adventureawaits6923]

Feeling pretty grateful for my working conditions right now, stay safe my guys.

[@sirrobertdowneysenior8080]

Don't worry when Ukraine war will finish we all will be equals

[@user-vd1ul6wq7n]

​@@sirrobertdowneysenior8080 мир должен быть

[@user-gt7ye7fs5c]

Просмотр таких видео с утра, заражает трудится умственно на 100% 👍

[@user-gt7ye7fs5c]

@@sergkostash3945 учился, слава богу, в месяц делаю около 200 умом. Чего и вам желаю.

[@A.I.5891]

@@user-gt7ye7fs5c тут учитывается много факторов а не только желание самого человека, например семейная, финансовая положения или доступность образование да и каждый человек рождается уникальна и у кого то может быть вообще нету способность к учению но из него может выйти хороший мастер.

[@cosmopolit-ne-evreiy]

@@user-gt7ye7fs5c . слуш , твой доход никто не спрашивал . чё ты понты решил накинуть умник зубрильщик. Мозгов то явно нет. Серега не о тебе сказал а филосовский вывод сделал.

[@user-fc5fo3rq1v]

@@A.I.5891 да и все равно всех денег не заработаешь.

[@dub4200]

Трудиться умом на кого? На себя или на работе?

[@xj9779]

And because there is no hardening process needed this guys dont run out of work to produce New ones that bend fast or noodle out pretty quick... Really clever

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

Yeah exactly, anything over 80ft lbs and it’s a bendy straw. What a waste of resources

[@Thedaleb1]

Really nice work, that factory would give an OSHA inspector a heart attack.

[@bazejzylewski9554]

This is a reason, why that wrenches cost 2 euro. You can buy wrenches from great European/US factory, where all of workers have a good salary and OSHA is a fundamental law, but you must pay 15 euro

[@yesterdayschunda1760]

@@bazejzylewski9554 And thats a good thing, you see in a 1st world country people can afford to pay that.

[@epiccollision]

@@SelfEvident bet you like having regulations to save your limbs though?

[@LanguageOfTheMad]

Can't violate OSHA if there is no OSHA. **Taps forehead**

[@ZzZ-qd1zo]

Breath deep kids, those lungs aren't going to ruin themselves!

[@mattwict]

This really blew my mind. I couldn’t believe those working conditions. Those guys are so dedicated to their craft. Remarkable. Hats off to those people. I’m SO THANKFUL for better working conditions. Wow!

[@TheRedReppin]

They're not dedicated to their craft lol. They're being paid pennies in shitty condiitons to try and keep their families.

[@Leopoldino2020]

These keys are of very poor quality. Even a child's bicycle cannot be untwisted.

[@cypeman8037]

Correct, it’s not dedication, it’s necessity. I’ve never tried to twist a bicycle, children’s or otherwise.

[@adamschoemehl]

if you buy them you are responsible for their work conditions

[@sekovittol3124]

@@Leopoldino2020 They are those tools you buy really cheap, then you realise there is no such thing as an off-brand cheap tool, cheap tools break before the repair is done. I noticed these tools weren't even drop forged, and the steel was very workable, like mild steel. I mostly buy Mastercraft tools at Canadian tire, cheap, but good, and if a hand tools breaks, it's replaced with a new one, no receipt needed.

[@ordinarymaker5851]

My best part is when they heat treated it, oh no there is no such ;D

[@simpleau2]

More chinesium making its way to your local dollar store

[@smellysam]

My exact thought.

[@gogemen87]

Поэтому, когда я вижу: Сделано в Индии. То именно такое производство, я и представляю. Все на коленке))

[@SergeyT-qs3if]

инструмент из Индии не хуже ,чем Тайвань или Китай

[@user-hw2ix1oh2r]

Это скорее всего Пакистан.

[@SDELANO_F_SARAE]

Даже они что то как то производят, в отличии от

[@igorrudevets6463]

Есть и вполне современные производства, но большинство именно такие.

[@user-dm2lu9vp2j]

В Китае так же работают… не заботятся о техники безопасности и экологии…

[@fcksociallife]

Это прототип, но не инструмент. После первого сгибания металл в месте сгиба ослаблен. При откручивании закисшего крепежа ты его свернешь ключ в месте сгиба, или просто провернешь в головке. Качество металла видно на последнем шаге производства - если он вот так ударом молотка расклёпывает отверстие под шарик, то это даже не инструментальная сталь, а сыромятина.

[@user-pe6mr5xz9e]

заметьте, лопается а не режется 0:06 , сама по себе неплохая там сталь

[@blackburn8363]

Там аххуительная сталь нехуй делать 35 Роквелл крепости А шарик в дырку он впиздяривает зараз

[@__-gn5tb]

кАК ВСЕГДА РУССКИЙ КОММЕНТ ЭТО ОБОСРАТЬ ТРУДЯГ И ПОКАЗАТЬ ЧТО ТЫ УМНЕЕ ДРУГИХ

[@user-om7nv2me4p]

чувак, не выеживайся... у нас и этого делать не могут - сплошной говнокитай, а если и клепает кто, то такое же гавно.

[@MrIwanchenko]

гнётся и не ломается ))))))@@user-pe6mr5xz9e

[@num7088]

Pretty impressive that every one of them seems to have all their digits.

[@derekrwatson346]

And eyes. 🤦🏻

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

You think that's not done on purpose?

[@damienca6634]

The ones who lost digits and eyes are probably fired with no extra

[@SuperCastl]

Не важно что индусы делают,всегда их подобные видео интересно смотреть..некая обстановка начала технологического века)

[@alkim4215]

И пофиг что полнейшую хрень сыромятину делают.

[@SuperCastl]

@@alkim4215 для их рынка видимо этого хватает,но речь не об этом.

[@happer2009]

@@alkim4215 Ну так век то походу железный

[@alexanderi8731]

@@happer2009 пластиковый век

[@user-hs8gq5kn4j]

На Рашке сейчас Каменный век. 😁

[@user-gu9cm3vp1l]

Этого чувака, что перекладину вертит, отправить бы в прошлое, да за штурвал "Титаника" он сделал бы дрифт вокруг айсберга

[@A.I.5891]

И всего сие действо снимает на камеру Кэмерон для Ютуба вот будет умора😂

[@user-gx5xi6tl3n]

Trabajo admirable, con pesimas condiciones ,muchos deseos , trabajo de equipo y la utilidad de lo que fabrica ...

[@nordcap8807]

нормально так. легким ударом обвальцовывается шарик. представляю как гнется этот ключ под нагрузкой

[@--I_I_I..Y..M..O..B--]

Какой трудоемкий процесс утилизации арматуры.. Можно же просто выбросить, если не нужна, зачем так сложно?

[@user-hs8gq5kn4j]

А ты м0рдвин, чем в Му×0сранске отворачивать гайки будешь? 😁

[@ildaaro]

Без термообработки это муляжи инструментов.

[@amamamam1111]

для распродажи на али сойдет

[@user-ox1km3fc8u]

Потом продадут как набор Sata)) в любом случае даже такой инструмент выполнить свою задачу. У нас и такого не делают))) так что респект мужикам!

[@user-dm2lu9vp2j]

Неужели эта страна хочет конкурировать …

[@bazbazard3770]

Так там шарик с пружинкой просто молотком заклёпывают с одного удара... О чём там говорить...

[@user-rk2pz8qb3z]

@@bazbazard3770 После закалка этот процес очен сложно. Поэтому вот так 😉

[@volcomisapure]

The amount of metal dust that kid is breathing in is sad

[@098765432qwertyuiop]

yeah but i can get a L Handle Socket Wrench for $2. Capitalism yo!

[@Seamonkey292]

Nothing stopping him from taking initiative and protecting himself. Safety is a choice.

[@Chris-yy7qc]

Kind of. But I guess he doesnt even know that dust is harmful, because the adults dont even know either and therefore cant teach him...

[@Garota3300]

​@@Seamonkey292vc acha que essa gente explorada tem acesso a algo?

[@alexparadi522]

@@Seamonkey292 This kind of safety isn't his choice. I would bet that he doesn't even know it's a health risk (his employer isn't going to tell him!). His employer is unlikely to pay for the filter masks so it would be out of pocket and likely taking food off his plate. And that's assuming that the required equip is available where he is. So it probably isn't a choice for him sadly.

[@Kochetkofff]

У нас в России такой ключ зовут хрустальный и выбрасывают сразу не дожидаясь когда он сломается)

[@TV-ko8kd]

О да прям самое мастерское мастерство из всех, а если серьезно, то я даже не увидел закалки, материал явно мягкий для ключей, очень легко обрабатывается, это даже до уровня китайского хлама не дотягивает. На вид блестящий красивый по факту кусок УГ

[@masterQ20]

*The way you make your tools is amazing. I really like the way you do it my friend* 👍👌

[@anitakerry3032]

How amazing these people are . Everyday same thing , no safety around just workers that do what is needed to feed themselves and family .

[@user-ox4mt1mr6h]

Ребята, вам бы условия на работе улучшить. А так супер!

[@oskoln]

за своими условиями нужно бороться ,если конечно ты жопой не давишь кресло

[@user-jg7vf2zb8o]

Это пробник инструмента. Без термообработки и обычной стали этими ключами можно собирать только конструктор Lego. Хороший инструмент это wera и knipex, уверен что там совсем другие условия работы.

[@user-nu9ql8pr2h]

Да на этот четырехгранник насаживается закаленная головка, какие претензии?

[@user-jg7vf2zb8o]

@@user-nu9ql8pr2h ломается ключ, а головка целая.

[@user-nu9ql8pr2h]

@@user-jg7vf2zb8o , вы утверждаете, что сам рычаг из арматурины и не закален. Посему он может согнуться, но не сломаться. Но надо быть поддубным или власовым, чтобы его руками согнуть.

[@accountgoogle7265]

@@user-nu9ql8pr2h или Архимедом

[@megeladel5515]

я сломал кусачки книпекс в первый же день работы на сраной медяхе 6ке.

[@dunay1971]

когда кажется , что мне уёво и я устал на работе , то после просмотра таких роликов приходит эйфория и ужас - не дай Бог , мой босс увидит эти видюшки

[@GuyHeadbanger]

What are those good for without hardening?

[@dokumentalny]

Do you like butter hard enough like a rock or the soft one? 😂

[@GuyHeadbanger]

@@dokumentalny 🤓

[@GuyHeadbanger]

@KZbin WantsToSilenceMe Well, I was aware of that, I ment the buyers perspective...

[@MatthiasSnoep-yf6rg]

@@dokumentalny try using the soft wrench, it’s going to lose shape at first heavy use

[@davidsmith2650]

I wonder how many fingers have been lost at that factory ?

[@Gollumfili]

You wouldn't be able to count them on one hand.

[@user-rh2fy7hn1c]

Fingers and eyes.

[@nicktorres5540]

@@Gollumfili I was gonna say that 😂

[@thcenterprisellc112]

Hard to say no one has any fingers left to count

[@jamesschultz8222]

How sad

[@user-tv3hi1fb5c]

Когда то на работе делали воротки из пальцев гусеничных траков , ну там то хоть сталь как сталь , а тут какая то мягенькая катанка ..... хренли толку они на нее покрытие наносят , когда она не заклена .....

[@BlakManSkyf]

Лучше закалить чем красоту наводить

[@alkim4215]

А им главное за дёшево продать

[@user-te2gi2ll9m]

Да там длина воротка 20-25 см. Попробуйте его согнуть. Даже если из простого метала.

[@alkim4215]

@@user-te2gi2ll9m легко, первым же срежет квадрат под головку.

[@sergeib8830]

@@user-te2gi2ll9mсогнется, а еще трубочку оденут для увеличения усилия и эти грани просто срежет

[@user-by8vg7yb2w]

É prazeroso ver esse tipo de serviço ... Nada mais bonito quer ferramentas e outras coisas serem feitas por mãos humanas..

[@kayakkeywestwithnativeconc1974]

I dont need a wrench but after watching this I feel the need to buy one just cause they worked so hard on them.

[@steveww07]

I don't always make new wrenches by hand, but when I do I throw them in a pile multiple times.

[@adamrubinger2644]

Yeah but do you do it barefoot?

[@SYS-dc6uo]

This is essential step of production in those countries. I watched many videos this type and this is common as safety flip flops.

[@TheGavrilB]

Главное не перепутать в какое сначало ведро макнуть

[@samanxusingthong3719]

เบื้องหลัง.ความสำเร็จ.ประแจแอล👍👍

[@Noronen13777]

I find it funny people complaining about the working conditions when I'm saying "Hey! I did something like that!"

[@leovidal6591]

That’s a lot of work . I just pick up 2 for the price of 1.99 ea what a deal. my respect from Fresno California.

[@rainyoctober4683]

Let us know how long they last. Without hardening I don’t imagine long at all. If they can just wack the ball bearing in, that metal is very soft

[@johnnyappleseed9254]

Rainy October, that’s why they are cheap. Lol

[@leovidal6591]

I mean they get the job done I abuse the shit out of the tool instead of using one of my other expensive 🛠 . But sad to say If it breaks I’ll just buy the same one that’s why they are still in business there in every store in the U.S and I mean in every store 🏬 in the U.S

[@Kevin-xi6ts]

And that’s how Snap On tools are made, Billy.

[@TheRoflcopter84]

“Hey dad, is it true that half those tools are going to Snap-On and the other half to Harbor Freight?”

[@Torontodude20000]

@@TheRoflcopter84 no son. 1/3 to snap on, 1/3 to harbour freight, 1/3 to Princess Auto (Canadian)

[@4smereka]

@@Torontodude20000 hey don’t hate on princess auto lol

[@Torontodude20000]

@@4smereka believe it or not. When I first started work at my current job. I used to buy tools at Sears and Canadian tire until someone told me about Princess auto. I went down there one afternoon and grabbed a ball peen hammer, imitation channel locks, a 2” bit set and an automatic Centre punch which outlasted my starette automatic Centre punch. This was 22 years ago. I still have and use them to this day.

[@RondeLeeuw]

The working conditions don't seem that great, but it's beautiful to see the entire process, from start to end!

[@stevebean1234]

I was actually surprised to see that they didn’t look so bad. Although the knurling machine looked a bit scary and the kids polishing the wrenches probably should be wearing masks (maybe particulate metal/rust/ceramics isn’t so bad for lungs, we didn’t wear masks in my machine shop but we weren’t polishing straight 8+ hrs a day).

[@CzlowiekLasu1989]

But the people have work not robots!

[@MAsWorld1]

If any US company treated their employees like this, OSHA would shut them down in a week !

[@FigureOut4900]

@@MAsWorld1 absolutely.

[@paulhart7739]

They have steel toes

[@evana1900]

Wow when I saw guys rebuilding engines with these I thought they were just home made tools. Incredible.

[@mtbasshead]

They are. Theyre not even tempered bud

[@jacko4483]

Great to see everyone is using their OSHA approved safety glasses and footware along with their N 95 respirators!

[@Knotaro_bot]

first ones ive actually seen using gloves

[@jakerazmataz852]

At least they are getting paid. Do you think they dispose of those chemicals safely?

[@Knotaro_bot]

@@jakerazmataz852 no chance

[@noneofyourbusiness4595]

I think they are lucky to have gloves.

[@seekfirstthekingdom4388]

All that bs does is increase the price of a product. You should be glad they don’t care about that

[@user-hj8yv9fk7q]

Damn!!!!!! Is that young man doing chrome plating without wearing a gas mask!!! 😰

[@SmokinRobinson]

In sandles too lol. 😅😅

[@feinschmegga]

@@SmokinRobinson why use steel toe boots if you can have chrome toes instead

[@colinevans7134]

Love watching these guys

[@mrt9749]

I love the precision. Snap On trembling in their boots after watching this.

[@mauropacha5575]

Que triste ver el estado trágico que tienen esos trabajadores 😢

[@FraVazRos]

Cierto amigo,a ellos los intermediarios y distribuidores se las pagan a miseria,y cuando llegan esas mismas piezas a Europa o America,esas mismas piezas nos la cobran a millón,,un saludo.

[@username19583]

Выход как всегда один. Рот фронт

[@jhonatantorres4475]

Eso mismo. Lamentablemente es la realidad

[@robespierre4843]

Выход - это организованная борьба рабочего класса за свои права

[@echooscar5241]

This shit happens in my country too. I'll do everything I can to stop this injustice before I die.

[@LifesAbe-ach]

Another quality Silverline tool is made

[@ednorton47]

Why should American manufacturers deal with OSHA when they can offshore the work to a shop like this?

[@kiskynder]

Техника безопасности на высшем уровне

[@happer2009]

И сертификация рабочих мест, защита труда работает на ура. Особенно для парнишки сдирающем ржу с заготовки на ленточном шлифовальнике. Такими темпами ему лет пять осталось максимум.

[@user-fm3fx3oz3h]

​@@happer2009он ещё это делает в помещение,где походу нету даже вентиляции))

[@diggydodges3826]

Thank yous for your hardwork making these, they help make jobs easier🙂👌🏾✌🏾🤙🏾

[@jhouser972]

I have a lot of respect for these hard-working men. I can't imagine doing these jobs day after day.

[@xl000]

Which step do you consider hard ? All of those tasks could done by actual children, and they often are

[@jsong768]

@@xl000 Hard as in physical labor is not good on the body not so much the difficulty. Years of it will break down your body rapidly, especially in unsafe and unclean environments.

[@presterjohn71]

​@@xl000, it's all hard. Any repetitive boring job is a nightmare physical and mentally if it is long term. I presume that they regularly swap out job roles to guard against boredom and injury.

[@Dogpool]

@@xl000 the mind numbing boredom that can come from these jobs is one of the hardest things to do for work. If you love what you do it’s not hard.

[@jhouser972]

@@xl000 You obviously never experienced a tedious, monotonous job. Try picking up and putting a pen in the same spot for an hour straight, and then you'll better understand what it's like for these men.

[@Dr.Rosenbaum]

The guy on a baseball cap wearing a new York t shirt while working in a sweat shop is the most ironic thing ever.

[@EGon-hk6nm]

There you have it…. Made in America. Much respect for those working in those conditions.

[@evana1900]

The production quantities are insane. I can’t believe there is such a demand for a wrench.

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

What's the alternative to a wrench. Please enlighten us.

[@AyStar]

Have you ever seen any manufacturing process before? lol

[@ivaansex]

Nao seja bobo, isso ak e exportado para o mundo todo

[@volundrfrey896]

You should see the wrench factories in eg Germany, US and China. This is nothing.

[@Chris-qo2jx]

They make so many because there’s zero quality and they’re gonna break after a couple uses.

[@user-lg1qu5vu1i]

Если их трудолюбие обеспечить околостаночным оборудованием, или хотя бы столами и стеллажами, через месяц планета будет покрыта никудышными ключами в два слоя.😢

[@user-lg2ro4sc7d]

Зачем им перчатки, если ноги босые😂?

[@marksilin4831]

Спасибо за ролик. Здесь твердости не более 5...7 HRC. Сначала выполняются Мех. обработка , штамповка, закалка, пескоструй, а затем цинк. хром. Используется два вида сталей, хромо-ванадиевая и хромо-молибденовая (высокопрочная). Все тех. процессы как правило заканчиваются закалкой и шлифовкой если это необходимо. Есть вариант, когда вначале закалка (улучшение до HRC 26...32 ), затем мех. обработка. штамповку уже не делают.

[@88i926]

Это так на Новосибирском инструментальном заводе делают:)))))),а тут из говна и палок лепят.

[@marksilin4831]

@@88i926 Согласен. НИЗ молодец.

[@bektash6649]

Сразу видно коммент из России , остальные коменты жалеют рабочих и ужасаются от условий труда , а россиянина больше волнует качество железок....

[@Hardtop1998]

Таким воротком только на велике гайки крутить

[@Atomics1979]

@@bektash6649 А чего их жалеть? не нравится не работай...

[@PavelHranitel]

Вот так изготавливаются пластилиновые ключи!

[@jimbobo55]

I want the job of the guy who sits on the floor and holds the wrench. Think of all the beer I could drink all day 😂

[@tilekt4248]

You couldn't afford it.

[@SK-xg9rs]

What about hardening this steel?

[@raisagorbachov]

Damn! That is a 19th century construction method.

[@frenky29a]

well, 21st century, most probably in India

[@raisagorbachov]

@@frenky29a Definitely India/Pakistan but that method is so labor-intensive and likely hasn't been used in the West for 100 years. Having said that, those are damn good wrenches and I'd buy one.

[@okk7306]

@@raisagorbachov you'll snap it right in half trying to put a lug nut on, and then have a hell of a time getting the socket off cause there's no real retention on that ball bearing in

[@user-lg1qu5vu1i]

Я думал, их из глины делают, а оказывается из металла, о как!

[@shark180]

Snap-On be all like, "The high-quality socket wrenches made in a state of the art facility will cost you 350 bucks."

[@toomanymarys7355]

This isn't even Harbor Freight quality

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

@@toomanymarys7355that’s because these fail at anything above 80ft lbs, dangerous for even a backyard mechanic

[@user-gf8sf3sc9v]

Сталь марки "пластилин-5". А так, ровные и блестящие.

[@davidtaai6576]

best extension, not made from Asia , i had for 15 years still perfect

[@justineugenio967]

I am getting tendinitis watching these guys work... Respect for the work they do and so quickly, however coming from someone in manufacturing in Canada none of this would be allowed to be done this way, too unsafe. Can't imagine how many injuries happen daily.

[@soulraizor1]

They are so many ppl it actually doesn't matter.

[@kronop8884]

@@soulraizor1 I bet it matters to those who are injured though, and lose their ability to supply for their family. But you are right, it doesn't matter to the business owner...

[@soulraizor1]

@@kronop8884 Ya, it is completely different to out first world.

[@gorbachevaol]

Какое уважение? К неумению организовать нормальное производство? Гонят фальсификат плохого качества, нарушая ТБ. Кто мешает убрать мусор, поставить столы/станки, надеть спецовку?

[@EntropiaBones]

I did see someone wearing playtex dish gloves during the chroming process.

[@Slylok226]

Good to see these people being able to sit down doing this work. In the US if you aren't standing for 8 straight hours you aren't working hard apparently.

[@Ifishmo]

Not to mention in the US they would have safety glasses/shoes/boots/gloves/face-shields/respiratory protection/stable-clean-work area and all the other benefits this video shows that are clearly lacking. It's great that in a poor/low tech environment that they can make a living but the conditions they work in should never be celebrated.

[@dagamer667]

​@@Ifishmo Trouble is, people in the West really don't care where or how things are made as long as the price is low enough. That's why so many things besides tanks and bombs are not even produced there anymore.

[@davidhall8874]

After about 15 minutes at doing anything there, I would run out screaming!

[@emma-xe2pt]

Because you Westerners are soft.

[@jamesbizs]

15 minutes? You have nerves of steel

[@johnnyappleseed9254]

lol why? Jeez, get a grip.

[@staskyrychenko8319]

К нам на завод обратились аграрии со сломанным плугом! Говорим- у нас нет такой стали, можем стелать из Сталь 3. Они согласились! Через несколько дней прибегают с просьбой сделать ещё пять! Говорят- очень хороший плуг получился! Не лопается, только гнется, и легко назад рихтуется! :)

[@user-iu4il3ps9r]

После всех видео из Пакистана, китайское производство сказка

[@anonemous1046]

Why aren't the tools being heat treated? The first hard nut will break them!

[@MaxSolovei]

Немного не так! 🤭 этот инструмент должен производиться из сплава Хром-ванадий! Из обычной стали инструмент не делают даже из каленой. То что они делают не открутит вообще не чего!

[@WELDER3737]

У меня тоже такой вопрос,а где термичка?да по изготовлению звёздочек для мопеда Я ее тоже не увидел,а потом напишут шина,и все будут думать что Китай говно и сыромятина

[@thomasherbig]

The square ends are swaged, which is a “lite” version of forging. Each introduces complex stresses into the material, which makes it very tough. However, I wouldn’t hold my breath as to the quality of these tools. Not taking away any of the skills of the workers, the production environment is incredibly primitive. It’s not a place that is capable of producing high-end tools.

[@richeastmain4031]

Because a pile of burning dung doesn’t get hot enough to properly heat treat them.

[@davidbac4335]

It's because they are making cheap tools. That's why they make 5,000 a day.

[@user-pd6gt9wd6m]

Как согнулся ключик так и разогнулся или сломался! Вот оно "качество" без технологий без ничего из простой арматуры

[@Andrey5945]

Тут хотя бы сталь, я блин покупал ключ для колесных гаек из алюминия! Он не отвернул ничего и просто реально в узел завязался😂

[@user-ub1ic2jd1j]

Хотя бы стальной 😁

[@happer2009]

Зачем нужна закалка ? Ведь и так блестит.

[@user-uc7xi8nw3z]

Так это ключи разовые...

[@kachala]

@@Andrey5945 надо было из меди брать и потом жаловаться что гнётся

[@fedecano7362]

2:28 wow safety glasses !! Yearly budget for safety equipment gone but it was worth it

[@JesusGarcia-tn8xq]

I have one of the same model "Made in India" ($5USD, $100 mexican pesos). And have been using it to pre-torque tire bolts without an issue. One work and it pays for itself.

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

You must not torque above 80ft lbs then, this crap is a waste of resources

[@davesstuff1599]

Was there a spring behind the ball bearing? When were these hardened?

[@jesimss]

You can see him pick up a spring from the spring pile and place under the ball.

[@endicada9359]

@@jesimss It is re-hardened..

[@adriansue8955]

I sure didn't see a spring... I guess the ball bearings don't even retract nonfunctional, they just put it in there so it looks like the real thing.

[@earthn1447]

Amazing work in unison

[@vladm8335]

Молодцы. Спасибо за ключи.

[@user-bx2pi7yj5y]

Как по мне так это воротки,а никак не ключи.Или я что-то не понимаю.

[@vasiliygulakov]

That's why they are so soft! No heat treatment at all... :((

[@Sl4yerkid]

go buy a higher quality one then.

[@ProvodNikToka]

Когда показали заготовки после нарезки, мысль заела и никак не уходит, что я прямо вижу и слышу как они покрываются ржавчиной каждую))

[@outpost114]

Thanks fellas, I do love affordable tools.

[@vkpskulls]

Mind numbing work.

[@pitviper7924]

I have to say, they have really nice grinding stone machines. That makes all the difference.

[@alexandruselyem7226]

Nu fi ironic!

[@userqwertyfghhft]

Обязательно сполоснуть в воде из реки Ганг. Иначе не будет работать ))

[@mgrudt5024]

Looks like their ready to build a moon rocket with their precision machining.

[@TheLicorice3]

Much respect for these working people !

[@Garota3300]

São exploradas!

[@KIA-MIA-POW]

The absence of PPE and OH&S makes one wonder at the ailments these men must contract later and bring to an early death

[@ThePkorn89]

Grinder kid had goggles 👍

[@jamesbizs]

There are 1.3 billion of them. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sirmi9868]

Is either that or go hungry. what would you do?

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

@@sirmi9868walk until things got better. This is a waste of human lives pumping out shitty tools that break at low torque loads and can snap and injury users

[@chrisw4562]

Eye opening video. On the technical side, what does the ball do that was hammered in at the end? I thought that is supposed to be spring loaded to hold the socket, but in this wrench maybe just added for the looks? I did not see a spring.

[@sunny71169]

@chris4562 7:15 Look more closely and you will see the springs as they are picked up, placed behind the ball and then swaged in place. The springs are in a pile in front of the worker's right leg.

[@filipefernandes1375]

Muito bom. Bons trabalhadores

[@jozefbania]

The time machine to first decade of 20th century.

[@OSA-78]

Главное чтобы блестело! О закалке по ходу ни кто не знает)

[@UmamiPapi]

God bless these men.

[@ponyrang]

Wow... !!! My best friend, You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!

[@kolyamba174]

А как же закалить инструмент? Или я что-то пропустил? 🤔

[@Alexander_8612]

Это ключи для лесопеда😜

[@mishuha]

@@Alexander_8612 щас лесапеды то динамометрическим ключами крутятся, а эти тока на полочку повесить, как декор

[@sergeib8830]

Вот бы я пришел на работу в защитных шлепках!!

[@eccomi21]

All that surface treatment for a socket wrench that isn't even hardened. At least with this level of craftsmanship that means they won't snap. But they might bend instantly depending on their usecase

[@winchharry]

Low technologie - no electronic & senoric - knowledge & fine feeling replaces it. All is very robust, easy to understand all steps of the production process & easy to repair but also much more dangerous for all kind of injuries till deadth. Working conditions like here in europe in the 19th century; my deep respect for all these involved humans [→ there exists a very impressive painting from the german painter Adolf von Menzel: "Das Eisenwalzwerk" ("The iron rolling mill")]. 🙂 Низкая технологичность - никакой электроники и сеньорики - ее заменяют знания и тонкие ощущения. Все очень надежно, легко понять все этапы производственного процесса и легко отремонтировать, но и гораздо опаснее в плане травм вплоть до летального исхода. Условия труда, как в Европе в XIX веке; я глубоко уважаю всех этих людей [→ существует очень впечатляющая картина немецкого художника Адольфа фон Менцеля: "Железнопрокатный стан"]. 🙂

[@TAD3011]

Najlepsze dla zdrowia są opary chemikaliów 😆 .

[@martybadboy]

Keep em coming boys. I've got a Harbor Freight coupon I've been waiting to use!

[@user-id9rv3ow8p]

Спасибо очень интересна высшее качество ручная работа

[@alexandernoname2272]

Вот почему нужно учиться и получать высшее образование!!

[@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire]

The way it was explained to me by an engineer that I used to work with from there was that it's just part of the way that they do things in India and Pakistan... They have so many people that they don't want to automate things... By not modernizing, they are able to keep more people employed... Unfortunately, it carries over to their engineers who come here also... Manages like it because they are cheaper and can hire more of them since the manager can now say that he headed a project team with a larger number of people (which looks good on his resume for future positions)...

[@xl000]

They tok ‘er jebs !!

[@alexparadi522]

I don't have a big problem with the lack of modernization - as you say, the labour is cheaper than the automation. But the lack of respect for their health is very troubling.

[@maxttk97]

@@alexparadi522 Not only that. The workers also just don't care about those things.

[@jamesbizs]

@@alexparadi522 they don’t respect themselves. Why should anyone else

[@alexparadi522]

@@jamesbizs Dude... it's not like they have the choice to just go get another job that is going to treat them better.