The process of mass production of aviation boxes, a professional aluminum alloy box factory

[@RetroJack]

Those rivets going into plywood will be next to useless without metal backing - even using a washer behind the rivet would've improved the durability a lot.

[@mykalimba]

Considering how warped much of the plywood they used was, I don't think that "high quality" is something they're aiming for.

[@RetroJack]

@@mykalimba 🤣🤣

[@chechnya]

Do you even know how rivets work?

[@RetroJack]

@@chechnya Yes - I'm also well aware of the integrity of plywood, which is the main issue here.

[@dennisyoung4631]

@ 6:30 - terrifying Saw! (Table saws, even the really small model-making ones, scare the out of me!) Note: I *have* a smaller model-making saw - uses a 4 inch blade. It scares me a whole lot!

[@brianhaygood183]

Not just that, but having the blade up that high has the cutting edge closer to a 90 degree angle to the wood, which makes it rip splinters out on the back side of the cut. So, not only do you have a far greater chance of removing fingers, but a worse cut. There is just absolutely no reason for it.

[@Sawmill.skills.indonesia]

Amazing

[@Rikki-tikki]

Виробництво і культура виконання виглядають не надто професійниим та високоякісними