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[@keithlincicum3691]

I have never seen such hard working yet incredibly skilled men before, well done fellas!!

[@wefukthenwo]

How old are you?

[@josefish5193]

FleeTheScene Shut up

[@curtis209]

@@josefish5193 i don't understand dickheads like that guy and his comment of... "How old are you?" Some people just look for the negative in life, walking around with a permanent frown. I just don't understand, and never will. ESPECIALLY when it's easier to be happy. 😜😋

[@humblehombre9904]

I love to see old fashioned, hard work. It makes me happy to know that there are skills, old skills, that aren't rotting away from lack of use. When I was a boy, I would follow the garbage truck for two blocks, and the guy would let me throw in all the garbage. I was between 8-10 yrs. old. I loved it. These guys break their backs all day, and I'll bet it is rewarding. Probably not monetarily though, sadly. These types of men never seem to get paid right. Who knows though?

[@nubreed13]

Garbage men now make a ton of money.

[@markramkhelawan1580]

State of the art equipment and excellent safety practices. No wonder we can't compete!

[@markmackey6012]

What fucking video were you watching?

[@bryguuu]

They probably got 25 cents for work that day

[@jeffreytabag9380]

@@markmackey6012 sarcasm

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

This thing they are doing is probably a bearing housing for some, say, a generator in a hydroelectric power plant or something similar, which has to withstand a huge load. Can you please direct me to a video that shows the process of producing the same or a similar product in a "western way"?

[@jej_]

These folks are excellent craftsmen. Their pay will be according to local levels. As if our processes were different. It's only that nowadays we don't want the noise, dirt and work in our neighbourhood.

[@23speedfreak23]

Excellent teamwork, it has to be very hard, these workers have my great admiration

[@poligamipoligami822]

sgt

[@kevininforks]

I'm going to go ahead and say these men are aware of the dangers, but, unlike many Americans, they are willing to take what work they can get to support and provide for their family. I would even say they are probably proud to do it.

[@reallyhappenings5597]

If you hate America you shouldn't be here.

[@thurstonpowell8687]

America wasn't always as safe as it is today because of the sacrifices of so many long before you were a twinkle in your Daddy's eye, obviously those sacrifices were meaningless to you and your family.

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

@@reallyhappenings5597 : He is not there. .

[@epistemologicaldespair68]

@@s1gmundfr3ud then what’s he know about American metal workers ?

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Naaah, the alternative is to spend the rest of their lives behind a water buffalo in a rice paddy. This is slightly better, if you ignore their chances of death and injury.

[@darixdax]

As an Aussie metal worker Iam impressed with the methods and hard work of these men. Awesome

[@myintmyint2353]

,,

[@shanxiliyangforgingly8481]

Tks

[@govindarajmanickamurthy2130]

Very good opportunity of the Administrators to know about the Industrial activities in the nature of manufacturing.

[@josephastier7421]

If you survived working here for only six months, you would be in the best shape of your life.

[@kalzonibalboa8355]

Apart from the high risk of going blind and going deaf

[@josephastier7421]

@@kalzonibalboa8355 True that.

[@tedh.8356]

Key word being "If" you survive, I bet there are a lot of limbs lost and burns suffered from this place, street clothes, no PPE, and too much counting on the other guy to do their choreographed work dance as they sequence the Mfg. procedure. Yes 6 months I bet is a longevity record at that place and others like it, which is why many American and European Mfg.'s moved their work there, the dangerous work practices shown wouldn't be tolerated in the US and other countries, OSHA, Work Mans Comp, the EPA all get by passed when this type of work is sent to China and Mexico.

[@zhaozheming4405]

But many old steelwork workers still alive, there was no different in an old British steelwork in the 1950s.

[@4968ace]

Are you joking? Death rates were incredibly high back then in mills and forging operations. Work safety rules drastically decrease mutilation and death in the workplace.

[@stephencoleman3578]

Good gracious, those men are a highly skilled team. They handle that heavy chunk of steel like it's just a few pounds.

[@abdallahahmed6670]

Heavy and Hot

[@wefukthenwo]

@@kkknotcool Who's WE?? And what choice has the average consumer to buy anything other than Chinese made goods when "THEY" sold us out and sent our industries over to China for some quick profit. Most Chinese goods have the reputation of being shit, because that's what they are......shit! " Those who buy cheap, pay twice".

[@roidroid]

@shazroh73 Who's US?? Very few people live in your country.

[@kenlek869]

In the last minute, the skill to lift and turn that steel ring to hit specific spots, in time with the hammer, is astounding.

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

@@wefukthenwo : Iphones and other sophisticated electronic equipment are made in China and you pay thousands of dollars for them, that means you are a bunch of morons who pay a lot of money for shit. .

[@ajhproductions2347]

Dude that hammer at the beginning. I’ve never seen a piece of steel so thick that after 10 mins, it’s still glowing!

[@bearbon2]

Wow, old school skills that we can watch today. Highly interesting!

[@arturjogi2667]

This ain't old school at all mate, this is how a lot of forging especially large parts is still done

[@najikriya885]

Nice to see the forging making industry of china.we needed first displayed echo rainbow sword. How reach and get the sword

[@gigabilitydontask1549]

You should have seen old school Hammer men here in the United States Bad to the Bone

[@chrisackerley1842]

Those men are so practiced they make it look easy.

[@csree8815]

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[@amarnatanviswakarma8126]

@@csree8815 aà

[@paulcooper2897]

Astounding! Would love to spend a month with these guys .. would be such an experience! Thanka for sharing 🇨🇦

[@gearhead48]

These guys are a team and they know their stuff, or they would be dead. Its like watching a potentially deadly ballet. Bravo!

[@RANDOMNATION907]

Impressive work. People don't give such things another thought.

[@raviprakashsinghmarkandeys1555]

Wov ,,,,,,, Great combination of man and machine ....||||👌👍💐

[@publiozinj4882]

incredible teamwork and efficiency

[@eddiecagle4806]

Man you guys are madcrazy from the metal workers in the US brother i love the videos

[@justtim9767]

That's the definition of team work.

[@tonywalker8030]

That's a lot of forging and dangerous work to go with it. They deserve every cent to make such a product, I couldn't be prouder.

[@ProtoMan137]

Prouder of what? This is china. In my opinion it's pretty dangerous. I'd pay more for products created with better work conditions.

[@IstasPumaNevada]

They probably deserve more pay than they're getting. And they definitely deserve better safety.

[@Mr61grod]

The Guy swinging the hammer 🔨 is phenomenal

[@lynnh7694]

That's America's work force right there. Go guy go!

[@alaskanfrogman]

Has anyone even noticed? That power forging hammer... think about it. It's not a forging hammer at all... it's a pile-driver that was repurposed to forge steel. It makes sense... the pile-driver hammer head is massive and heavy, and is intended to drive long heavy logs deep into the earth. The pile-driver hammer head is solid steel and very heavy and already flat. It needed to be in order to hammer and drive logs into the ground with only minimal deformation. The only modifications they made was to include a heavier head and a variety of different dies and the pile driver anvil base that they are using to make the steel forged flanges. The other thing is how much work that they are able to do with only a single heat. There's so much steel that only the surface of the metal cools and oxidizes as they forge and form the steel. Ingenious forging method and a brilliant repurposing of a piece of construction equipment. After all, how many pile drivers in this country were retired and sent to the scrap yard, never to be used again? Very wasteful... These people saw a potential use for the pile-driver and decided to reuse it and make it useful again...

[@RRaucina]

Good point, you are likely correct. Next time I need a flange, I'll go rent a pile driver and hook it to my excavator.

[@josephastier7421]

I agree, good call.

[@kennypotter6015]

Amazing the way they do that. Thanks

[@roguedog6799]

My friend Billy got messed up bad because the driver was turned up to high and blew the pile apart, Billy is handicapped now! Dangerous Machine! Only one or two deaths a month there.

[@killman369547]

yea, very simple, effective solution when the fancy hydraulic hammers are out of budget range.

[@josephlee4337]

TEAMWORK AT ITS FINEST!

[@vinaykumarpilli962]

What a coordination amongthe workers !

[@bryanrotchell1565]

Hard workers , I take my hat to you all👍

[@keithlincicum3691]

If you find the other videos what this thing turns into as the finished product, you will agree that these men are artists using heat and gravity to add to the industry they work for. I just hope they get adequate pay for what they do.

[@wefukthenwo]

Again, how old are you?

[@caroleast9636]

I very much doubt that they would get what you would call adequate pay

[@ajhproductions2347]

They definitely don’t. They probably sleep on a bed of straw in the corner at the end of the night.

[@pakbugono2542]

Senang liat pabrikan ini.Selamat berkarya.semoga sukses !

[@fabiolimadasilva3398]

Really an kind of art. I am a metallurgist.

[@elisioeudes6288]

Excepcional guerreiro!! Tiro o meu chapéu para vocês... 🤔😃😃👏👏👏👏

[@brianwood7480]

I echo all the positive reactions to this captivating video of a great team making a great product: and it makes me seriously wonder what on earth kind of steel they use to make those cone-shaped hole punches & the molds they hammer the hot steel in to ? I saw the video of this same pipe flange being machined in a huge lathe as the final product. It was just as fascinating.

[@ТЕСТТест-х2к]

There aren’t great product and great equipment. It’s shit.

[@freedomordeath89]

"great product" try building a train with those handmade rings, then when it derails cuz its uneven you come back to me. This is 1800 century tech. You cant guarantee precision of shape like this

[@روقيةالموسى-د9ن]

ضشذذذ

[@timothygeiger8271]

I don't know about what they are making there, but i do know the steel they use in many other products is so inferior, the product is completely worn out in a couple of months.

[@jackking5567]

It's easy. I was told this by my instructor when I began my apprenticeship as a blacksmith/welder. Steel is like toffee. It's soft when hot and harder when cold. Thank about that statement about toffee - those forms they're ramming through the hot steel don't need to be hardened - only colder. You'll have seen other videos where such forms are often dipped in nearby water to keep them cool - these will have water dropped on them from time to time. The forging in this video will be low quality at best. They're hammering cold sections (it's still shaping) which will result in internal fractures inside the forged piece - lethal for pressure systems.

[@regishollet-marchal7806]

Bonsoir ou bonjour ! La CHINE avec le SOLEIL...ces OUVRIERS QUALIFIÉS et ce MARTEAU WAAOOUU WAAOOUU Merci a nos amis CHINOIS et surtout KZbin !

[@theklrdudeoo9173]

what a beautiful teamwork ! nice to see !

[@shanxiliyangforgingly8481]

Thanks!

[@นุกูลตรึกหากิจ-ล6ธ]

Uuh

[@edwardsimpson6344]

Cool work I miss forging rings and bars.

[@tinahaynes696]

I find this video strangely satisfying

[@casadelshed9128]

tina Haynes Very AMSR. I watch it before I go to sleep. This and a half bottle of Scotch

[@gchandrasegaran3899]

Mega Black Smithy Forging shop!No reheating?

[@daliborsuecki5595]

HBIS, Thanks for Smederevo.Greatings from Serbia

[@ramsinghmurmu3780]

Dalibor Suđecki bnñ

[@sharadchandrsi7524]

@@ramsinghmurmu3780 h

[@sharadchandrsi7524]

Change it

[@carlosdelangel2707]

INCREIBLE LA HABILIDAD DE ESTOS HOMBRES PARA HACER BRIDAS

[@falcomo]

"So what are your intentions with my daughter?"

[@handyman8764]

"What? I can't hear you."

[@gessnermatt]

Breed her multiple times

[@drgregoryhouse1470]

This comment is so unterrated lmao

[@pmrichets]

*slow clap*

[@ubermachtthemechanic007]

Giant industrial sombrero factory! Te gusta!

[@davidchase9424]

Thanks for taking me back a hundred years. Also...what are their names because I want to take life insurance out on them.

[@davidchase9424]

@Juan Pablo Fuentes Chumpa Donald Trump's pinga. Also...viva el wall de Estados Unitos!!!

[@metetealtetemetetealtete1374]

Wenaa Eso Si Muy Duro TRABAJO Gente Trabajadora Los Felicitó De Verdad yo También trabajo en eso pero Hago Cosas Pequeña

[@ПрозревшийАленьКоммунист]

Тоже ищешь русские комментарии ?

[@hassanijaz7674]

Very nice work with limited resources!

[@wimphilipsen2651]

I like the way the keep up their safety requirements. (Non what do ever)

[@sledgehammer8286]

Парни , вы , просто отчаянные кузнецы !!!

[@aaronkeeth651]

them tongs are pretty handy, this is one of the wildest things I've seen

[@suvijakengr3374]

Highly skill of team work. Respect from Thailand.

[@stevegps]

Wal Mart will sell it for $9.97.

[@اکبرحسینآبادی-ر5ك]

سلام .خیلی خوبه خسته نباشید.

[@paprna]

Fantastic team work.

[@wildroot2762]

This seems dangerous.

[@bicylindrico]

So does crossing an busy street. You just can't be careless. Hard I agree when doing it 12 hours a day everyday.

[@shanxiliyangforgingly8481]

Factories have protective measures ! This harmmar forging need to have the certain skill ,so wonderful teamwork !

[@---jv4ke]

@@jacquesdubois9929 its a flange to weld on to a pipe you fuckin ding dong

[@popatraogokhale3666]

पण आता मात्र रे हे

[@Salohkin11]

Watched the first two and a half minutes and damn, I didn't know that it was this much effort to make cheese wheels!

[@hkkhgffh3613]

Hard cheese!

[@lukesilver6930]

good to see they're wearing their safety slippers ?

[@gigabilitydontask1549]

Flip flops

[@ZombieRehabhehe]

@@gigabilitydontask1549 and no safety glasses..

[@gigabilitydontask1549]

@@ZombieRehabhehe that's okay they're immune to the scale if you know what I'm talking about

[@son-of-a-gun]

Forged flanges.... The best you can buy!!

[@maximilianluders8831]

Quality assurance department steps in at 13:06 min.

[@alekshollze]

Техника и технология на грани фантастики.Как у них только подкладной штамп не разорвало...

[@asbestosfiber]

If the thing they put on at 6:40 got hit off center and flew out of there, it would end whoever it hit.

[@jshipley001]

And noone would care

[@Pete-te6ee]

I was a Blacksmith / Forger by Trade in my day in Melbourne Australia and i can tell you that the end product of that forging was below the standard i was taught . I would of been told to rework that flange or start again.

[@lizhamilton7625]

respect. coupla inches off centre and pile hits one of there handling tongs they gonna lose an arm or two. But ya gotta work with what you got.

[@vinaykumarpilli962]

Exactly

[@GemmyHeart]

Good video.Thank you.

[@fahrtwind2578]

For me it's fascinating!

[@shanxiliyangforgingly8481]

Tks !

[@aaronkeeth651]

@@shanxiliyangforgingly8481 yes this is epic, how big is the structure for the hammer? how much does it weigh and how is it powered /controlled?

[@fadihaddad9788]

this is what i call a real job

[@mr.hi_vevo414]

All this with no hearing protection :(

[@crimcrow]

WHAT?

[@MaddeningFly]

Pretty sure they would prefer some other form of protection before hearing protections...

[@KodiakWoodchuck]

No eye protection either!

[@KiviKalastaja]

There's no OSHA over there. If you get hurt it's your own fault and you get replaced. At least they're wearing gloves.

[@Fleeglebutt]

Under communism, the workers have no protection.

[@dalisabe62]

Compared to modern automated forging techniques and machinery, it is very hard to believe how accurate and skilled those workers are. They work very hard and tedious and the pieces they produce take substantial time to finish. So what is their pay and what work safety and insurance they have? As someone commented here, Walmart still sells the piece for less than $10. So is the finished piece something to marvel about considering the cost of making it and the low compensation for the workers who produce it, let alone the cost of the setup and tools and equipments needed to produce the piece?

[@mr.whiskers3283]

Walmart sells huge metal flanges? BS

[@klausbrinck2137]

@@mr.whiskers3283 Of course it´s BS. I think it was meant to be symbolical about how affordable they actually are...

[@dallaskolotylo9064]

There's a certain something about watching a giant hammer the size of an oil drum and the height of a low rise apartment building repeatedly smash a giant red hot iron block...

[@entertainmentbhaskar2195]

Hi

[@weltonrodriguessouza]

O processo de transformação do Aço sempre me fascinou

[@McCucumber]

I like how the center of the wheel is just eyeballed.

[@FREDDVAU]

I was thinking the same thing? There's no way that could be used as a wheel in the form its in after forging. It mut be grinded somehow to make the hub on center?

[@SegaNibiruBro]

I See hard working people.

[@Osiris-2000]

A lot of COMMON SCENSE used here, no need for OHS Bullshit. Everyone knows there place and what to do. Love how all their tools are hand made. Great workmanship.

[@kieranjordan2655]

Using a powerhammer without any ear protection is just plain stupid, no amount of teamwork will save your hearing, I wouldn't dream of working on something like this without at least ear defenders on, and I highly doubt they are wearing protective footwear either. Say what you like about your health and safety regulator there is a reason they do what they do and that is to keep you safe, without any ppe all it would take is one slip or accident and you could quite possibly be dead

[@Osiris-2000]

@@@kieranjordan2655 Its China, I doubt they have an OHS plan in the first place.

[@hopebear06]

On average only 2 people per day die at that factory and but a handful of major injuries. Great statistics.

[@paragg7859]

Forging Metal is very critical activity, only people from user and manufacture background will understand in depth.

[@MrStranger1944]

I hope workers make a lot of money and are able to live good lives.

[@张文胜-h7i]

Mr.Stranger thankyou Bro~we are trying to make it better and more safe

[@fallencommaner]

>China >Worker safty >Paying factory workers a livable wage Yea no. I admire your optimism, but that's really not how the world works...

[@bestamerica]

Mr.Stranger I hope workers make a lot of money and are able to live good lives. ' hi M S... chinaians people uses their own china Renminbi currencys

[@nicolas7183]

China is a communist country are you not aware of this

[@brucekirk5386]

Nope about 4$ a day

[@swindpendulum8760]

I can see why China is going to be a super heavy Industry competitor against older powers and established big players. Chinese are doing the work, regardless of pollution, regardless safety and any rules. They will make it.

[@giovaniadolfooliveira8131]

Deve ser um trabalho duro e exaustivo, onde só os fortes permanecem. Incrível!

[@davidsonstevenson2653]

this is the hard work

[@leodmessias]

My ASMR favorite!

[@stevemarshall5197]

Real men 👍

[@alan_a_1975]

одно колесо для железнодорожного состава готово... осталось ещё 479... 🤪

[@brentdicker5736]

Very interesting to watch that's one big hammer

[@luanferreira8249]

Parabéns pela sua inteligência gostei muito do vídeo top de mais 👍👍👍

[@bombbombattack6276]

Luan Ferreira and

[@luisalbertosanchezbernal2864]

NO se protegen los oídos; yo tengo los oídos de pena, por trabajar en lugares ruidosos (soy músico), estas lesiones no se recuperan jamás. Por otro lado buen trabajo...

[@philthayer4087]

That's one train wheel....99,999 to go!

[@yarply12]

thats what I was thinking.

[@johnwildermuth3136]

Is that what they're making?

[@faggymcfegit6509]

no they're forging a flange

[@rajeshayodhyawasi8634]

Heading says they are forging a flange, not a train wheel.flanges are made to order, Chinese are far better and economic.see their low cost tools, but extreme high co ordination and innovation.

[@honzac007]

with salary $1 p/h no issue there

[@flatron1707]

Absolut high tech 🙈 we work with hot steel too but this is a no go about save work

[@EnglishCad]

If you watch the second part you will see the finished article, a BB.

[@alexpearson8481]

It’s so cool to see the impurities flake off....... As the steel crystalline structure is rearranged by the stamping, the impurities cannot re-align with the steel, So they fall out

[@DinhDover]

That my friend is how they make a bundt cake mold !

[@දෙගල්දොරඇරපුමුදියන්සේ]

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[@oscarmuffin4322]

Those guys need some hearing protection and proper footwear and gloves. They are most likely deaf and those vibrations aren't going to do their joints any good. You look at a company like this and think how greedy they must be to not provide their workers with even the simplest of protection.

[@klaasj7808]

sure they should have, but wo are we to judge. Until the mid 70s we as western workers didnt had any lung protection. And sure they already invented it, they did it in wo1 already.

[@killman369547]

it's china, the phrase "health and safety" means nothing to them.

[@kwhite749]

This is the safest Chinese workplace I've seen so far, and these dudes are wearing hush puppies while working with glowing hot metal and a pile driver

[@joshmiller1928]

That's where we get the recycling from. Us sends it out and buys it back.

[@sammielucas5465]

I thought China had come into the 21 century, we were doing this 100 years ago. Labor is cheap in that country, Or, Maaybe it is another country, it still comes down to cheap labor.

[@mohammadnoroozi8233]

Hello. Are you capture this video your self?

[@flatstuff1630]

So THAT'S where Sauron got it.

[@weiyangwang271]

So you guys are enjoying the low class factory and your dark hearts satisfied with it.

[@johnnytran6164]

GOOD JOB !

[@daveringer9535]

Nice work!

[@wyattearp190]

That's how they make dimes in China!

[@lamamidelflowmartinez4589]

Bachata

[@MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife]

Very hard working these chinese.....

[@tig376]

One of my colleagues squashed his fingers in a smaller hammer like this! I will never forget him screaming!

[@Oztralianmade]

There'll be no screaming if that takes you out .. There's a billion more . .

[@josephlee4337]

That's where men separate from the boys.

[@jussayinmipeece1069]

when you say "squash" it sound so Band-Aid worthy

[@wirefeed3419]

When I crushed the end of my finger it split open in three places and blew the nail off. It actually in the moment hurt less then when hitting with a hammer holding a nail. The pain came latter after the long acting freezing came out then it hurt like a son of a ....

[@topgeardel]

I don't know forging. But I don't get how they center those pieces manually when they are pounding it. This isn't a precision piece is it? Nice to know where that part is going to be used.

[@palangnar3588]

I think these are manhole, use them on the roads, very tough holes man !!!

[@caroleast9636]

This is precision considering the process. This lump will almost certainly be machined to a finished wheel. Forging it first will reduce the amount of machining required and also the forging will result in a stronger item as well.

[@fgenivon]

Equipe perfeita, bem sincronizada

[@hornets419]

Ottimo lavoro artigianale, spero solo che non ci siano incidenti, la bravura degli operai è encomiabile. 🇮🇹

[@scottswartzbaugh3610]

Love the new Nine Inch Nails song

[@saltrocklamp199]

What caused the peg in the middle to burn like that?

[@louisrichards3702]

oil, to keep from getting stuck?

[@ECsponger2]

Look closely you can see when they lift it up another man chucks in a scoop of something... coal? Burns like it, not sure the purpose it's used for is though...