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[@firstnlastnamethe3rd771]

6:28 If you pause it, it looks like an award winning photo, or something I'd love to paint. The color, setting & contrast are beautiful! Excellent job on your videos!

[@catclark9488]

Yes, very pleasing to the eye!

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

It distresses me to see these hard working men breathing all the fumes from the aluminum and dust. And then to see all that molten metal around their exposed, sandaled feet! The working conditions are appalling but the finished product is so amazing.

[@natalelocascio5101]

Mi

[@juancarloshernandeznavia7878]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?,???????????+??????m??+m,,?,,,?,m,,,,,,,,,--

[@rogerfontenot2610]

Be happy you were born in America

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

Believe me, as messed up as we are right now, I wouldn't want to live anywhere else, except maybe Israel ( my mother country. And it's really scary there right now, so I'll just stay here).

[@jerryferguson5461]

It's a sandal scandal.

[@МихаилКирилл-к1н]

Когда смотрю в каких условиях работают эти мужчины, всегда думаю о технике безопасности!!Огонь, раскаленный металл,таскают и тяжёлое ведро с металлом как будто это вода! Результат работы завораживает!! Красиво очень! Берегите себя ребята!!

[@soheilarussell7500]

This amazing ,how to turn trash to such a beautiful things

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

They may be running around molten metals with only flip flops, but their hair are always fresh :DDD

[@allisongritton3999]

Please tell us how to purchase this work so these hardworking men can earn from their labor.

[@angellehull7949]

The MOST Hardworking people ever! Sadly, they are so underpaid. We complain if we (Canadians & US) can’t make at least 20.00 a hour, we live in modest homes (most of us) we have access to clean living environments (most of us do…but everywhere our environment is suffering, a whole other story)….so, appreciate what we have, support if you can and THANK GOD EVERYDAY for the things we do have.

[@keithrussell8778]

Amazing skills, hope they get good reward for their skilful work..

[@creativework]

Thanks Russell

[@jacquylenoir9097]

Vue les conditions de travail, leurs récompense sera la mort 😢

[@corndog6700]

Where is this? I cannot imagine anyone in the US having any appreciation for what these men are doing or even being willing to try to learn how to do it.

[@creativework]

Thanks for your appreciation. this place is in pakistan "Robert"

[@vocallocal7824]

The Pakistanis are incredible craftsmen.

[@ozendevwci9979]

@@creativework Pakistan da bu cevherler taktire şayan.Türkiyeden sevgiler Pakistana.Kendinizide korumanız önemli.Can kardeşlerim.

[@marianaarrizubieta5656]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 DESDE ARGENTINA

[@SomeoneCommenting]

OSHA would be delighted by this. Lung cancer and handling molten aluminum with bare feet. But in a country with a billion people, one dies and gets replaced the very same day.

[@stevenjordan6389]

what kind of releasing agent are you useing?

[@editfazekas3854]

Recycling at its best.

[@AbdulWaheed-wd8yc]

PAKISTAN ZINDABAD

[@saifeelokhandwala7850]

How do we contact them . Great job 👍

[@wilmerrivera5506]

Muy buen trabajo excelente pulso pero veo que no están protegidos con mascarillas especiales para el aluminio ya que es muy malo para los pulmones además falta guantes etc.

[@ozendevwci9979]

Karınlarını doyurmak öncelikleri olmuş. Sömürenler utanın.yuuuh sömüren Avrupaya.

[@steelstanding8005]

Not bad for old sodscans

[@jonglewongle3438]

Yep. Those intricate rectangular thingos which they have created were previously aluminium cans.

[@peyps2k]

Is this carbon neutral ? Lmao. Great skill

[@rabbnaaljurho8921]

Very hard working

[@vivkamat1960]

OMG such dangerous work environment. Atleast they can be provided proper boots, at least, so sad for the por people who need to earn a living. They do such great work🙏

[@1pcfred]

How are they supposed to do the sand dance if they're wearing boots? You've just got to get that black oil sand up between your toes! It's hammer time, baby. Can't touch this.

[@triqpham]

Wow, it saddens me watching these men work under these horrible conditions. Their lungs must be black from the pollution.

[@rafiqkatana]

This would be illegal in almost any other country. These guys deserve danger pay.

[@ianwilkins9010]

Health and Safety at work………………what’s that?

[@rawdaw7934]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dave_ecclectic]

This is another example of unskilled casting. Every step they take is done wrong. This can easily be seen when the open mold is shown and you can see the defects in the cope and drag ( top and bottom). The finished parts also show defects galore. How people can call them skilled is beyond me. You don't walk on a cope to ram it. You don't drop the dusting bag on the sand. Don't remove the pattern, dust a release, then replace the pattern. A bit late for the release? They pour wrong and use steel which contaminates the aluminum (cosmetic so doesn't matter a great deal). For some reason they walk on the filled flask. It seems to be an attraction like a moth to light. Use this vid as a demonstration on how not to cast. As they demonstrate every wrong method instead of anything correct. I'm not harping on these workers, just saying if someone had taught them how to cast maybe the praise would be worthy. Most of that "smoke" coming from the poured flasks is simply steam. Flask is the top and bottom metal thingys. The top one is the cope and the bottom one is the drag. 0:30 They're using pop cans and don't have a chimney. If pop cans are all you have that's fine... but no chimney? I also noticed there is a fan but isn't pointed for everyone's use. 1:08 You don't place the pattern in the drag after it is already filled with sand. This is sloppy and produces a bad casting. You place the drag over the pattern, sift release powder, fill, ram and flip over. He never ram med the sand into the drag. Maybe walking on it does this? This will cause the pattern to shift in the sand. 1:37 He doesn't rap the pattern and he lifts it directly out of the sand by hand. His finger must have somewhere to go and that has put a depression in the sand, this will be molded. He tips the pattern out rather than lift it out. This distorts and stresses the sand. The sand pattern breaks. 1:44 He now bounces a powder release bag onto the sand disturbing the pattern he has just made. It is also too late for a release powder as he has already molded the pattern without it. Removing the pattern causes some sand to stick to it...causing defects. 1:53 He replaces the removed pattern, not only an unnecessary step but one that disturbs the sand and causes defects and distortion. 2:03 He SHOVES the gating patterns into the sand rather than molding them in with the pattern...or cutting them out. This disturbs he surrounding sand and can cause it to wash out during the pour. 2:13 He bounces the bag on the pattern and sand. It should be shaken above the sand, this way it covers the mold with release without disturbing the sand. 2:30 He has just placed the cope onto the drag with sand that he has previously dumped there. This may seem to not matter but his style of cope has a grid to help hold the rammed sand in place when it is removed. He just rammed this sand into the already prepared drag with no place for the sand to really go. The grid did this when forced it into place. 3:04 He has just completely filled the cope without riddling the sand for a fine reproduction of the pattern (he didn't do this on the drag either but he did that completely wrong). He also hasn't rammed any sand against the pattern yet. 3:22 He is walking on the sand as a method of ramming it. This takes longer than ramming the sand by hand with the correct tool and also results in an unknown density of the sand after ramming. The ramming tool is nothing more than a length of wood or metal. Walking on it is also not very effective as he is ramming all the depth of sand through the grid. 3:34 watch how much slag is being taken out of the metal. It normally would be a bit of a skim off the metal not a scoop full like he has, much less three. This is what happens when you melt a lot of little bits of aluminum or contaminated with lacquer. Cans have both. The parts are cosmetic so don't matter much... other than surface quality if done badly. 4:12 he puts the pattern into the filled drag. This is the lazy way. the cope should be upside down with the patter in it -THEN the sand is put in place and rammed....and not by walking on it. Also notice that this method does not actually ram the sand at all and isn't rammed to the pattern ...at all. 4:53 he presses the gate/runners in. This is also wrong as well as there isn't a gate AND a runner. 6:28 instead of using a ramming tool he uses his feet and his calibrated weight to ram the sand into the cope. It would have been quicker, more consistent, and a better ram if he had used the proper tool... which is nothing more than a piece of wood! 6:48 he digs out the pouring basins. Completely wrong shape and method. There are no vents, and no risers. 6:58 he is almost doing the sprues correctly, using a tool for this. Wiggling the sprue cutter( piece of pipe) Around disturbs the sand. 7:00 he steps on the flask. 7:45 he has opened the flask. All those black areas in the white are bad. the sand has broken away and are stuck to the cope (top) that is against the wall. Time to start over as this is no good at all. 8:21 stop it. You can clearly see the black areas. Top right is large. Those are where the molding sand has broken away, the mold is defective and the casting will be defective. There is no reason to proceed. 8:25 is another LARGE defect. There are small ones scattered all over. Again 8:35 shows a big black spot in the white releasing powder. The Sand has broken away. 9:58 they begin to pour with poor pouring ladles. They have to move the extremely long handles too far to provide a small pouring action. Look closely and you should see the turbulent slop of metal into the pouring basin. This sucks air into the metal. The metal should pour smoothly. This is like putting dirt in your shellac after building and sanding a fine piece of furniture. 10:03 immediately after pouring one guy feels the need to stand on the flask! 10:06 notice the considerable care A470 takes on pouring the second flask. Not one but two people step on the freshly poured flask. 10:25 four sprues (where the metal goes in) and no risers ( where the metal and gasses come out) No pour is complete without walking on the freshly poured flask There are also absolutely no vents of any kind. This means the gases from the pour have gone into the metal weakening it and producing a poor surface finish. 11:00 now we not only stand and walk on the flasks out of some mistaken need to, but there is no room to work properly. 11:07 Mr. ambidextrous not only uses disturbed, 'cold' metal but pours by, himself, two ladles at the same time. 11:15 This is a good shot of the aluminum oxide or slag that's on top of the molten aluminum and what you don't want to disturb and pour into the mold. This is more how you should be pouring. 11:30 not only is walking on the mold a requirement but now we are doing it before it is filled with metal! So far all the examples show that the most important process, the pouring of the metal, is an after thought and something to get out of the way. 11:36 he has apparently just stepped on the molten metal of the other guys pour. 12:47 the part is being bent. 12:59 is a close up of a defect. That black spot is where there is no metal. It was caused by sand falling into the empty space of the mold. the panning shows how sand has stuck to the pour and ruined the surface. Also pitting of the surface probably from gas entrainment of the metal. 13:08 has a flange around the flower on the right. This is from metal leaking between the two halves of the flask. 13:12 shows a defect in the lower left and shows the large embellishment has differing gaps in the design. This is from the sand breaking away during molding leaving spaces for the metal to flow. On the right the open spaces are seen, on the left they are not. 13:16 you can compare the design and see they are not the same. Oh -quite possibly they are pouring too hot, to high a temperature. I'm guessing at that as they are walking all over the place with tiny amounts of aluminum and are still able to pour. I'm not a professional, I'm only a hobbyist. So if I know how to do it correctly why don't they?

[@malwinahecht7566]

Боже мой , бедные люди , ужасные условия труда, никакой техники безопасности, работают с кипящим металлом и почти босиком, ужас, мне жалко этих людей

[@ozendevwci9979]

Acıma böyle bile o terli alınlarınlarından öpmek geldi içimden.. Sömürmesinler yeterki asalak Avrupa.Yok belki acilen yardımcı olmalısın oysa; acımasız eleştiriniz neden.Afedersiniz ama kıskançlık sezdim.

[@ТаняЛогийко]

Этим парням ад не страшен! Они находятся в аду!

[@user-j6u8nk7u]

👍👍👍🇰🇿

[@pepegrillo5428]

Cuantas latas tiraremos

[@lotharkuhle3403]

WAHNSINN Aber nur gehts

[@marcosss9728]

👏👏👏👏

[@creativework]

Thanks Marcos

[@drlegendre]

So are these guys really too poor to afford boots, or is this some sort of insane macho thing?

[@danielabrullo10]

Perhaps is a fathalist mentality. In the afterlife everithing will be better

[@Stoffmonster467]

Safety is always too expensive for the employer. Could be easily improved with a few little steps like leather boots, leather aprons and a ventilator. The quality of crafts skills is great.

[@anniejoseph2543]

Mask use karo kyum aise kartha he

[@robertosoest3846]

Looking into the hell🌹

[@shyaamyadav690]

Pls REPLY? ???

[@MOBYCher]

Для такой простой работы делается один раз стальная форма и успивай только отливать, плюс намного чище выходил бы рисунок, много лишней работы.

[@lisag.8458]

These men all work so very hard in extreme conditions just to make money to care for and feed their families! Their talents are simply Amazing! Do not complain about the price when you purchase items, these men make pennies on the dollar. I still wish there was a way to get the full amount paid directly to these men!

[@creativework]

You are right that these people are working for their families. I don't know how people can help them directly. but thanks for comment.. " Lisa Grabbe "

[@manfredholzkopf9522]

the money is not the main problem. i think the working conditions. They must be better all over the world. u have to understand that this steam of Alu is not healthy..... but look 70 years back, my grandfather also work like that....

[@binteperveen3960]

May Allah protect them from all harm and illness, endangering their health to earn a living for such unnecessary items

[@Major00Tom]

If they keep on working without gas protection they are going to meet Allah very soon.

[@Rothmanz1]

Наверное так выглядит ад.

[@игорькоч-ь7г]

так выглядит жизнь

[@УраУмя]

Качество изделия, оставляет желать лучшего. В этом видео, двое были не в лохмотьях)))

[@maikydon5453]

for him: it a job put food on the table for other: it an awesome skill for him: it an poison killer job for other: how cool that thing look

[@Traktorok_mini]

Что здесь хорошего?Жалко людей которые гробят свое здоровье,точно как в преисподней

[@guspowell9185]

And this is an example of why we in Western Europe should quit the self-flagellation over climate change, carbon limits and general eco lunacy. Makes not one iota of difference, other than to our pockets.

[@joesony5196]

really those craftsmen are skillful and creative !!! they work hard and perpetuate the know-how with great courage--thanks for the video

[@claudiaionescu1661]

🤩 ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️ 👌

[@janinakotas551]

I greet from Poland and I bless you. Your work is unimaginably arduous, you are doing such beautiful things, many people are unaware of your contribution.

[@creativework]

Thanks for your lovely comment. Janina

[@СветланаМорозова-л7р]

Все вручную можно наверное пресс придумать чтоб не прыгать ногами чем это все засыпают чёрное такое молодцы

[@valerij7941]

Это котастрофа они дышат алюминием .

[@louloubell6586]

Very interesting footage. Would be helpful to have a voice over to explain the process and materials these hard working men are using.

[@Серёгажигадло]

Ни какой техники безопасности,спец одежды,обуви в сандалях в пижаме и вперёд)))

[@yeshprab]

Extraordinary, well-trained and dedicated workers. But obviously, safety is not their primary concern. They are not even wearing protective shoes. A tiny slip, and molten aluminum can dissolve their feet. Safety, not beauty, should always come first. Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania

[@bigronxxxx]

I always love watching your videos Thank you for working so hard to make your channel so interesting All the best to you and your family

[@creativework]

Thanks Ron

[@ВладимирИванович-ь4и]

Вітання з України!!! Охорона праці і техніка безпеки мабудь у Вас не в пошані.

[@AlinaSolonytska]

Да, практически рабский труд за копейки без нормальных условий. А у нас некоторые носом крутят: "чем за 10 тыс.идти работать, я дома посижу" 🤷

[@jorgeflorencioparrafaundez340]

En mi país quieren trabajar solo 40 horas a la semana y ganar 10 veces lo que ganan estos artista, Es un mundo al revés con las falsas promesas de los políticos

[@aliciagomez9636]

Muy lindo su trabajo, pero por favor protejasen d esos gaces toxicos , espero q sean bien pagado por su trabajo bendiciones🙌🙏😘😘💪

[@barabekov]

Босиком с расплавленным металлом - это пиздец какой-то. Техника безопасности? Нет, не слышали!

[@georgepretnick4460]

Something in the Asian culture hates work tables and standing up. And shoes. I forgot shoes.

[@ИгорьКрасников-э9щ]

Босые ноги - раскалённый металл .... копоть - что там с лёгкими? Будь проклят капитализм.

[@remcovanvliet3018]

🎼🎶🎵Come with me 🎶 🎶🎵🎶 And you'll see 🎶 🎵🎶🎵 A world of OSHA violations... 🎶 All jokes aside, as much as I admire the work ethic and skills, I fear none of these guys will live past their 50th birthday. Jesus frigging Christ, the noxious fumes from burning the plastic coating and paint off those soda cans, the dust, pouring hot liquid metal without ANY form of personal protection... my heart bleeds for these guys!

[@lagringa7518]

Love your videos of these true craftsmen making such beautiful things in the simplest environments... thank you for taking us back to a time when hand craftsmanship was an honest way to make a living, even if the time is now! So much more satisfying to watch than a machine stamping out thousands, whether it's inlaid floor tiles, silver jewelry, sculptures or a guitar. Interesting to see the base processes as well... I always learn something from your videos and pleased that you are making a record of how these things are done and have been done for centuries no doubt. 👏🏻

[@SDeww]

this looks envoirementally friendly.....

[@bradleyjohnston6112]

Poor bastards probably have know idea what those fumes are doing to them...

[@larrylewis1375]

That's like looking back in time and see how stuff was done before machines when men used there talent

[@cristiancabello]

HERMOSO TRABAJO , PERO ME APENA SABER TODO EL DAÑO QUE CAUSAN A SUS VIDAS AL ASPIRAR TANTOS GASES TOXICOS SIN NINGUNA MEDIDA DE SEGURIDAD

[@ozendevwci9979]

Evet maske eldiven ve iş tulumu.Ama çok harika büyük yetenek var.Allah kolaylık versin emektar insanlara.Kutluyorum onları.I am from Turkey

[@ละครไทยออนไลน์ยอดฮิต]

These guys will not get very old, what an unhealthy place to work. No safety shoes no breath protection no safety glasses. Try this in Europe 😃

[@fallen_star977]

This is something to appreciate what ya got. These men are feeling their lives for pennies to feed their families. I give all my respect to them.

[@choco8348]

compare with yourself and someone who don't have Are totally bull shit. They are different life and world. Whatever you keep thinking about you got , nothing special

[@fallen_star977]

@@choco8348 easy there snowflake. Dont get ur panties in a bunch. Did this comment make u feel some type of way. Guess ya never got ur hands dirty.

[@lindaclayton8701]

Now that hard work! 👏👏

[@petergambier]

Interesting view into this extreme challenge for a persons back thanks CW. You can see that there is still much snagging work to be done around all the detailing and patterns of the design 13:08. It would be interesting to see the original design and know how long it took to carve.

[@denniscunin4201]

What is the powder they dust on it and why do the dust it Very good video

[@ducatidapaw5522]

Great skill... Hardworking people... God bless you all... But I request to provide them safety equipments pl.... From India...

[@creativework]

Thanks for you vary vary valuable comment Vasantha....

[@pardeepsharma1602]

Sincerely appreciate these men's hard work

[@ΜαυριδηςΜητστος]

Τους βγαζο το καπέλο με αυτές τις δουλειές που κάνουν και χορός της απαρετητες προφύλαξης μπράβο σασ

[@gabrielnascimento126]

beautiful work, congratulations.

[@gottabesometime6632]

artistry and craftsmanship...AMAZING, working conditions and wages earned I KNOW BLOODY APPALLING AND DISGUSTING!!!

[@surekhashaha6373]

अरे भाई ये बहुत पुरानी पद्धती है बहुतही मेहनत वाली ....कारखानाभी पुराना ही है पर उन लोगोंके मैले कपडे मेला बदन ...देख बहुत बुरा लगा ...आजकल ऐसा कोई नही रहता ...जरा सफाई से रहीए व सफाई से किजीये ...

[@АлексейКостенко-о4о]

Страна полна одноразовых людей. Раз в год этих закапывают, а на их место набегают новые работники готовые за еду на коленках из палок и говна отливать говно на палках. Не понятно, что именно так восхищает отдельных комментаторов.

[@ГерманВаалов]

"отработанных" рабочих просто сжигают, закапывать дорого и места на всех не хватит.

[@salimhabib264]

Owner of this place must give workers hand gloves ,eye goggles,hard hats ,safety boots ,it wont much,but it would lot of safety for people and no child labor Allah SWT bless you all

[@3554ELM]

Some of those guys love to play to the cameras! Have an enormous EGO despite the hard work they are doing, they check to see if the camera , still is filming them. WEIRD!

[@نسيمالجنه-ض5د]

ساعات بلوم حالى وانى مش زى من غيرى ولكن عندما ارى هؤلاء الابطال فى ظروف عملهم المتعب و والغير اادامى وبحسن بالالم والاجهاد والعمل الشاق بحمد الله على ما انا فيه وبدعى ربنا يحسن حالاتهم ويبعد عنهم كل هم ويصلح حالهم

[@simonac688.]

Amazing but would of been eaven better whith the description and stages of what they are creating " just saying " 🤷 thank you for sharing 👍 btw the conditions they work in are horrible and un helthy 😕

[@nv1493]

Love those safety sandals! 👍

[@adamakaru2683]

Hahahahaahahahah, and we complain about everything in the USA.

[@mandaanand7413]

They are keeping age old traditions In harsh conditions, even though they get few dollars. Hats off to them.

[@MM-lr5hv]

What kind of poverty can make a man do this kind of hard work in this kind of unhealthy environment ? Yet they are proving themselves human beings creating the most beautiful art melting their life. Respect and sympathy goes for these people

[@metalextras]

Quality workmaship under limited resources and bare minimum... With such skills, hopefully they can start their own business...

[@Jules_73]

Forget about steel toed boots when you’ve got steel toes! OSHA be damned, I wonder what the life expectancy is of these workers.

[@twoserve2449]

I can see they have very strict restrictions, when it comes to pollution control in India!!..👍 keep it up! 🤦

[@deepakkckc]

This is in Pakistan

[@Серёгажигадло]

Блин в каких условиях работают ужас)))

[@игорькоч-ь7г]

почти как у нас Только у нас ещё и холодно Занимаюсь металлоизделиями литьём то же Латунь лить ващё вилы Хабаровск

[@ozendevwci9979]

@@игорькоч-ь7г Are you india?

[@crystaldiaz3662]

It was a little confusing video, I’m still not sure if what is being made and for what. Maybe subtitling the steps??

[@gracehowerton2900]

Sin protección y casi desnudos expuestos a humos calor quemaduras que desequilibrado es el mundo, como podemos ser tan inconscientes. Díos los bendiga.

[@taramcbride6847]

These fellas need a gofund me started so they can get a proper shop, and set up a platform for e-commerce. Then they can ply their trade safely, and as beautiful as their work is, it saddens me to think how little they get paid for it!

[@SlickManChoux]

You're killing yourselfs with all that pollution and lack of basic safety features. Your health is a priority N'1.

[@drunkbee880]

India is a by-hand industrial nation . Sort of like industrial cave men but god bless them , they don’t give up

[@arthurtomczak8474]

Air quality? We’re going to save the planet with electric cars . Come on man. Let’s go Brandon

[@wildrunner101]

Does money made from this channel benefit the people you film at all? Not implying anything just curious.

[@binteperveen3960]

i dislike this video because you are making money filming their misery and glamorizing it instead of providing a solution for them.

[@joerginwa]

….. and the Health and Safety-Dude would be like 😱🤯

[@therednask]

Tych oparów aluminium on nigdy nie wydostanie z płuc , będzie chorował i umrze młodo .

[@umarnawaz1454]

Why not wearing proper Boots Working with melted metal Its very dangerous

[@sarmatbeefeater2271]

Когда он мешок с банками высыпао, ясразу понял, что щас он для Ауруса будет головку для цылиндров отливать.😁😁🤣🤣🙋‍♂️

[@Сергей23-ч2б]

Они головки для европейского автопрома отливают

[@ГерманВаалов]

"Как сделать человека инвалидом, просто и дёшево"- наглядное пособие. Ужасные условия труда.

[@TheSuburbanGardener]

they are giving out masks here in oklahoma left and right, and my guy cant get one?

[@tariqayub1]

Wages barely feed their families , unfortunately safety wear is the least of their worries