We Break Aqua Cruise Ship and Make a Excavator Bucket From High Strength Sheets of Ship

We Brake Aqua Cruise Ship and Make a Excavator Bucket From High Strength Sheets of Ship
#excavatorbucket #cuttingedge #machineshop #pakistanitruck #amazingtechnology #oldships
#excavator #wheelloaderbucket

[@webgomer]

I am amazed at what these workers can do. In the USA we would not tolerate working conditions like these. However, we have for many, many years been industrialized, modernized, OSHA-fied (rules and safety mandates) and of course we're just a little bit spoiled! Watching that bucket come together was really awesome. The end product looked top-notch too. *These people know what real work is! Watching them work with that heavy plate steel was incredible. Too bad they probably do not get paid nearly what they deserve!* My hat is off to you all! Incredible...just incredible!

[@H4rleyBoy]

Sadly the only ones who make money off the videos is this channels so I never click or subscribe to them.

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

Red tape, rules, and regulations are always designed to decrease American productivity under the guise of PUBLIC SAFETY.

[@StAlKeRsification]

Because in west robot do the hard job in less time because in the west you earn per hour in other world per day 7 to 8 hours a day for 50$ or 30$

[@stolearovigor281]

Yeah, I mentioned a dude without a safety vest too. We spoiled and have to much regulations and bs. And at the end of the day import everything from China or Mexico.

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

@@stolearovigor281 My China made microwave didn't even last a full 3 years in a residential capacity where it is used VERY MINIMALLY. Damn it!!

[@user-io5vx3nw6k]

Невероятное производство! Жду с нетерпением, сборки космического корабля!!! Думаю, у них получится!!! :)

[@oneman29]

🤣 Anti gravity is known in the sub continent. Opposing bowls of electrified mercury have anti gravity properties. Exactly how a 'ufo' is made. We made vimanas before 🤗🤣

[@serbeer1240]

через полвека запросто они быстро учатся и трудолюбивые !

[@user-pz7rn5pt8d]

Думаю, что таким же способом Пакистан создал свою атомную бомбу 😀

[@user-wf4bg6ji5d]

Эти тоже встали с колен и догонят Португалию раз у нас не получилось

[@user-wf4bg6ji5d]

​@@user-pz7rn5pt8dсоздали это одно а может ли она вообще куда то улететь ?

[@hyselwatchandclockrepair1874]

Tremendous teamwork and calculating skills! Inspiring building from ship scrap! Absolutely love these videos of such skill and hard work!

[@jorgepsy7254]

tenho uma maquina um pouco maior que esta para venda

[@jjmerago1]

Quit smoking crack it make you type dumbass things

[@robertbascelli6433]

And safety practices.

[@michaelking5708]

​@@robertbascelli6433a . 70

[@wrongfullyaccused7139]

minimal skills. minimal effort.

[@satyajitganguly3135]

What a tremendous spirited hard work with those ultra heavy steel plates giving a perfect shape to the heavy duty excavation bucket without bothering any safety rules and not even using the safety gloves!!! Without KZbin we wouldn't have known such highly talented wonderful workforce do exist.......

[@user-ju1kd6zi7w]

Слава трудящимся. Сварщики в сланцах-супер.

[@Sergey.Boy22]

они огнеупорные ))) тапочки .

[@user-sn6pe1lm7v]

Так они варят не глядя на шов. У меня 6-ой разряд вроде, но я понял что ни хрена еще не умею.

[@user-sn6pe1lm7v]

@@Sergey.Boy22 И обязательно епт гнутый электрод. Везде, где только не смотрел. Я обычно так делаю, где хрен подлезешь. Но тут на ровном месте. Я реально ни хрена не умею.

[@capristianofogar2512]

Ótimo vídeo obrigado 👏👏👏

[@Sergey.Boy22]

@@user-sn6pe1lm7v Таки да , насчет электрода , тоже заметил почти везде в роликах варят гнутыми электродами . Я тоже варю- самоучка , электроды гну в редких случаях , где прямым , без вариантов - подлезть , от стены где то или в узких неудобных местах .

[@user-cj9ig1kc6s]

Красавцы!Босиком,без средств защиты!!!Настоящие работяги👏

[@zloy_ru1456]

Да, ты вари, а я рядом постою, посмотрю как ты варишь))

[@GrrrRu]

Наше будущее

[@zoparossii]

@@GrrrRu БУДУЩЕЕ российских ПИДЕРАЦИЙ. 🤣🤣

[@user-zw9qj9vu9y]

@@GrrrRu по любому ВАШЕ :))))))

[@user-kf5iw3yk6e]

Там уровень травматизма и несчастных случаев, включая летальные - огромный. Но там специфическое отношение к человеческой жизни. Не очень там она ценится, даже своя собственная. Поэтому всех всё устраивает.

[@LouwrensvanderMerwe]

I like how the Straight Edge (<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="100">1:40</a>) is a broken band saw blade!! Nothing goes to waste. You just have to admire these guys! Good job. Cheers.

[@rassuldoskarayev3654]

Я тоже поражен трудом и спосбностями этих рабочих парней!

[@shadow-Sun]

These type of uploads are endlessly facinating and I have a ton of respect for the ingenuity and "back yard" engineering skills of these guys .

[@garzhao5924]

the guy with shoes no doubt suffered a foot injury in the past. no sandals for him.

[@aquiljanuwalla6621]

Absolutely. These kinds of raw skills that lead to innovative ideas & products in a less developed market with limited resources. Lots of admiration for the work these guys do.👏👏👍

[@gordonwelcher9598]

Imagine what they could do with a 777.

[@StereoVario]

Уважение и почет нелегкому труду и огромному профессионализму. Приятно смотреть на мастеров.

[@garagesuper]

Каких мастеров. Металл резаком режет в открытых тапочках, жаль наверное что вообще не босиком. Без перчаток, без сварочных очков. Без спец одежды. Вообще на технику безопасности плевали они

[@lidalida3552]

@@garagesuper нет бобликов на это.

[@kosmos006]

@@garagesuper это как то влияет на их работу ?

[@tadjikistanbohtar8708]

@@garagesuper это ещё не чего по сравнению которые работают горячие металла в кузнец и на токарный станки без защитный очков и без перчатки и тапочки просто слов нет

[@user-wc5cz9nt2y]

@@garagesuper перчатки, сварочные очки и прочие атрибуты для сварки стоят дорого, так что хозяину плевать на рабочего, так как за воротами тысячи стоят безработных готовых встать на любое рабочее место. Вот это называется нищета , когда люди за копейки без необходимых инструментов готовы работать лишь бы прокормить себя и семью.

[@user-js9rk1hh7f]

This nice people are excellent, and the job they are doing is monumental, with only a few tools they are doing , a job that in other countries need state of the art buildings and machinery CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYBODY WORKING THERE YOU ARE GREAT PEOPLE .........GOD BLESS YOU ALL FROM IDAHO USA TONY CAZA

[@snowflakemelter1172]

We use state ot the art tech because we developed it from the way we worked in 100 years ago like these peasants.

[@nitsujnaej]

The stick welding machines used by these blokes in Pakistan and India, are made in backstreet workshops as well. Nice seeing the old Cat 920D in the background. Was my first loader kitted out for log handling.

[@ismail-paine-de-circ]

💩 quality

[@johnkoury1116]

Their end products are top notch. They could build a cat loader from junk and it would look perfect and probably last a lifetime also. Well maybe not that last part..

[@snowflakemelter1172]

​@@johnkoury1116nonsense.

[@miex110]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="662">11:02</a> see how the hydraulic break operator has a high sense of awareness and using hand gestures to command other assistants to get out of the way before the plate springs up. Complete harmony between workers and machines. High level of situational awareness and safety mindset 👏

[@1nvisible1]

*That' an hour I'll never get back, but if I'm ever on **_Survivor_** while the other guys are slapping together a grass hut, I'll be building a Casino.*

[@Stubones999]

I don't think that was a hydraulic press, but a rotary flywheel press. I almost lost an arm to one of those in the 1970's... A hydraulic press moves slowly, a flywheel press makes a fast stroke and no easy way to back up. It makes one down and up stroke in a single flywheel revolution.

[@georgesontheimer8283]

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[@Frozus-nh9oq]

Safety? With flip-flops working with heavy machinery barefoot. Not even gloves lol

[@platinumc3ll]

@@Frozus-nh9oq I think you will find they were being sarcastic and pointing out the obvious.

[@CollierHageman]

This is an incredibly hard-working and skilled bunch of men. Salute!

[@stujham]

Just love the hard manual labour they put into this and all done in sandals! Lovely to also see them smiling and having a laugh. 😄

[@ReneDrew-ob9eb]

Till they get a sandal full of slag.

[@icarusamerica3436]

As a welder, who owns a fab shop and a couple of welding trucks, the torch work was quite good. There things that we do a little differently, but given the equipment available to these guys I think they are doing a great job.

[@paulstavrides9785]

Those welds don't look very strong, few beveled edges that I could see. I would think the thing would break in short order.

[@jetli740]

@@paulstavrides9785 these probaly cost 1/10 the price in here if break, get another one made in a few days

[@billprudehome9304]

@@jetli740 But they earn 1/10 of what we here, so its all relative!

[@billprudehome9304]

@@paulstavrides9785 Nothing like welding dirty metal!

[@alexroge6495]

@@paulstavrides9785 yeah, it’s shame too considering how much work they put into it. They just need some cheap grinders, put some bevels, and pay more attention while laying the beads. The guy was looking at his friend during the weld, haha.

[@meddylad]

Excellent skills.... I used to cut up my fruit n fibre box to make a paper plane.... these guys cut it up to make a 5 ton excavator bucket.....RESPECT

[@sergioalbertostefaniholtz9514]

Muito bom trabalho. Olhando assim pelo vídeo parece que todas as tarefas são fáceis de executar mas bem sabemos que acrealidade é bem outra. Assistindo o vídeo tenho a impressão nítida de que todos que participam na fábrica gostam muito daquilo que estão fazendo, alguns trabalham sorrindo, isso é ótimo pois demonstra a satisfação do dever cumprido e a realização de algo bem feito, ou seja, produto final de excelente qualidade e pelo que percebo está concha de escavadeira irá resistir por longo tempo. --- Very good job. Looking at the video, it seems that all the tasks are easy to perform, but we know that reality is quite different. Watching the video, I have the clear impression that everyone who participates in the factory really likes what they are doing, some work smiling, this is great because it demonstrates the satisfaction of the job done and the accomplishment of something well done, that is, an excellent final product quality and from what I understand this excavator shell will last for a long time.

[@nacerdepie6255]

Más sopa de makaku

[@dennisbergmann1722]

Awesome work by scratch with no professional template. Very good teamwork through a very tough task. I like all the hand tools and the heavy tooling. Thanks for a good show.

[@claudecannes7408]

A team of artists

[@user-mo3mx3it7t]

Ни одежды толком, ни сапог, и перчаток, а они ведь работают. Молодцы.

[@leonidvalentinovich5215]

Жарко там в сапогах то )

[@Andrij_Rybolov]

@@leonidvalentinovich5215 ТБ нет (про сапоги)

[@user-il9zj2fp7i]

@@Andrij_Rybolov От слова вообще

[@user-np5xb8pm1z]

คุณพูดถูกต้องที่เขาต้องใช้มัน

[@mauriceraffin9290]

Les sens culotté

[@TrevorDennis100]

I make this comment as a retired toolmaker and design engineer who still uses a metal shop (at my local Menz Shed) and I can say that I am really quite impressed by the workmanship in this video. The freehand gas-axe work was beautiful - especially cutting out the holes for the big pins. I even learnt something new - I have never seen a lathe used to line bore like that. The positional accuracy wouldn't have been great, but it would have been good enough, and the hole sizes would have been more than OK. Even Kurtis at Cutting Edge Engineering uses a hammer to adjust the cutting tool when line boring, although he does have a DTI to get closer tolerances than these guys would have managed. I am maybe a bit worried about the welding as there was bevels I could see, so the welds would have had little penetration. I guess if it works, it works.

[@olagh.]

What impressed me most was the Safety LOL

[@TrevorDennis100]

@@olagh. Yeah. Not even a Colin Furze Safety Tie.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

Their hard work is impressive, what I see short is tooling and safety measures and if they get these two sorted, their production will be more smoother. Back in the 80's in Dubai, I saw this fellow single handedly build a tanker body on a Mercedes-Benz truck. He got his plates bent into shape and delivered on site. The worksite was out on one side of the lane, in the open with traffic passing by. Everytime I drove down that industrial lane the tank body took shape, untill it was painted to finish and delivered.

[@gus2600]

Great comment ! I wonder how many fingers and toes these guys lose ? OSHA WOULD HAVE FIELD DAY HERE . lol !

[@daytonpyro]

Kurtis at Cutting Edge Engineering

[@surfbyrd1]

Looking at the workers in sandals scares the heck out of me! I almost lost a toe just watching this! My friend lost 3 of his fingers handling a plate when we were young. Then your whole life is spent without them.

[@reideisrael]

Falo do Brasil, abriu o vídeo de vcs enquanto eu fui lá fora. Quando comecei a assistir, não parei mais. É um ótimo trabalho, desconheço tanta habilidade aqui no meu país. Com esse trabalho aqui no país, certamente vcs seriam ricos, bastava criar um cnpj, e a demanda de tratores seriam muito grande. Parabéns pelo trabalho perfeito. Vou compartilhar, Deus abençoe.

[@abelpadilla7789]

Yes these men are Amazing at what they do all man power. Or the strength of men working together can go a long way indeed.

[@user-ur6kn2cx5o]

Адский труд,здоровья мужикам🤞

[@Toki4Life]

Технологии на глазок. Тяжело так работать, это не ЧПУ где модель задал и через минут десять всё готово.

[@vasikodemidov956]

Во-во - все на пердячем пару !!!

[@Vassil00]

The skill level is on point and AMAZING and impressive. The shop cleanliness, personal safety and toxic health exposure is insane. There must not be a long life or maintaining of extremities expectation in that shop.

[@josephastier7421]

I could never work covered in flies like that.

[@maxwackerman9863]

I did not notice the flies since the workers paid them no mind at all.

[@oomz1975]

Immunity is strong with these lads.

[@horstmuller7512]

@@josephastier7421 Pure nature without any bad chemicals we'r using in our civilisation. The flies came directly from the corner where these workers do their defecations.

[@nivasantos7653]

Not only workers, the hardest ones, but magicians! Turn old materials into a functional bucket, in the hardest conditions, must be like that!! Respect, from São Paulo, Brazil.

[@Nehmo]

They cheated when they used that big powered press.

[@ROSH1503]

No imagine if these fellas were given the right tools, safety, coordination and pay, the quality would be top of the range! Amazed by the skill, and the ingenuity from these workers!

[@sustainsus1]

This is 100% straith recycling from the shipscrapyard..Using technics from 50,80 years ago,no computer no plasma without safety equipment.....amazing workers;;my respect....

[@muneerqazi1981]

This is may Pakistan

[@planetcaravan2925]

Sweat shops

[@vaslavkrank]

No boots , no slaves, no helmets .

[@marcryvon]

@@muneerqazi1981 No choice tp make a living.🙄

[@sarragount5141]

Je ne savais pas que Caterpillar sous-traitait une partie de ses équipements au Pakistan, en tout cas chez manitou ils font tout à côté de chez moi

[@carloscebrerotamayo3893]

Qué admirable...quede muy sorprendido al ver todo el vídeo y la capacidad humana para llevar a cabo tremendo proyecto prácticamente todo de forma manual .... utilizando plantillas para hacer las piezas ... realmente felicitar a todos ese grupo humano es poco...sus grandes habilidades llegan a formar un gran equipo donde son uno solo muy coordinados y están muy pendiente de lo que hace el compañero .... además de estar siempre atento y concentrado a la orden del otro ....al ver en el tiempo utilizado son una verdadera máquina humana..." Felicitaciones " y muchas bendiciones para ustedes y sus familias...de mi país " Chile " gracias Me gustaría saber de qué país son...

[@umairfarooq5286]

Pakistan

[@syedjabran8912]

Thay are from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@babarkhan-vd6dp]

Ellos son de paquistan

[@donalfinn4205]

I could watch these brilliant men all night.👏👍☘️

[@hollyedwards4789]

Much respect for these worker's working as a team to get it done and checking there measurements to make sure that they don't mess up.

[@popobasi9416]

❤❤

[@cino4919]

Working in the shittest conditions, and still having fun and smiles on their faces 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Bravo! Excellent craftmanship!

[@paulphoenix8673]

Resourcefulness, handwork and skills are all consolidated in the making of the excavator bucket. MAD RESPECT.

[@SWC44]

WE HAVE IT LUCKY!!!!!!!!! LOVE THEIR "SAFETY" SHOES!!!!!!!! SLIPPERS, VERY TALENTED AT MAYBE 2 BUCKS AN HOUR?

[@ershvv7567]

А если им дать станки ЧПУ!? Так они в космос ,и марс освоят за 10 лет!!!!!!!!

[@vaclavscholze4188]

@@SWC44 Jack Co Nno

[@vaclavscholze4188]

Jack Co

[@greghardy7239]

Got to love these people. No shoes, no gloves, no eye protection.

[@WOWTODAZ]

They fucking deserve the money that was made with this fucking video

[@richarddecker9515]

Highly skilled,but where your safety glasses, boots. Make me some super big skid steer buckets for my Gehl v420

[@jefferyconnell5836]

I’ve operated 6 torch burners, plasma and water jet, but these guys are something else. Truly amazing

[@adnanakbar6243]

Most start of as child workers to feed there families for as little as 2 dollars a day. Then moving on to like 10 dollars a day. Some of the smartest people however due to no opportunity most people end up doing these type of work. I had a car hit my mirror and it was an electrical mirror the kid took it apart and fixed it. I got quotes $5000 rupees which is 50 dollars for a new one the kid fixed it for $500 and I paid him an extra 1000 because they had kids working for them and i paid it directly to the kid. They can fix anything, had a blind guy fix my machine overseas lmaoo I couldn’t see the leak he could feel the leak.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

What's amazing about using a cutting torch or a track ?

[@jefferyconnell5836]

@@snowflakemelter1172 How many excavator buckets have you fabricated out of scrap steel wearing slippers and pajamas

[@snowflakemelter1172]

@@jefferyconnell5836 logical fallacy argument.

[@paulsims9155]

In sandals!

[@user-tx4fd5bn8j]

Уважение таким людям! Ювелирная резка!

[@jacobflores7621]

True craftsman. I’m a welder myself and I know for a fact you can learn a thing or 2 about fabrication from there. You spend some time with these guys you can build anything out of metal

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

brother bcs he is Pakistani ...m

[@phoneblaster]

...agreed . Top comment .

[@dont-want-no-wrench]

some of them are pretty good welders, some arent.

[@snowflakemelter1172]

You can learn how to produce shit and ignore your own saftey.

[@chucku.farley3927]

there's a reason why their building a new one, the first one they built probably wasn't worth a shit

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

surprised these guys still have all their own toes ....very impressive though ..despite the crude methods , wouldn't want these welders building anything structural though

[@forbaldo1]

the ones who hurts them selves die ' NEXT'

[@WOWTODAZ]

People are dying there!!!!!!

[@bggcffsrfdddf]

Man, if it were here in Brazil, the company would probably go bankrupt because of so many fines that it would pay for working conditions. I admire what you guys do there, you're practically ready for an apocalypse.

[@nacerdepie6255]

Sopa de makaku

[@arrcreative6224]

😊

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

The level of inefficiency and needless danger these guys experience on a daily basis is phenomenal

[@TheMusicHeals.kjhjhhg]

Needless danger.. like all the Guns in America and the needless danger they create for every American kid everyday in their own schools? like that?

[@vuelor9050]

When I watch these men working it is so amazing that they used simple tools , everythings done by hands with using stick welding instead, mig, plasma , co2 flux core, auto matic burner, no good welding helmet, no safety glass no gloves no safety shoes, no good uniforms, but they get the job done by the simple way. I have been a welder for over 40 years .

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

we are pakistani safty is not our prority....bcs safty can make hurdel in open mind work....

[@PiFe00]

It looks good but the things break after a fraction of the time a properly made one does unfortunately.

[@horstmuller7512]

Most pakistani welders will be dead in less then 10 years. Or if they are lucky, they lost legs or arms and will survived these jobs.

[@duramax78]

I’ve ran a brake for 15 years, mechanical, hydraulic, nc, cnc, from 35 ton to 750 ton brakes, that guys a decent operator.

[@andersongoncalves9026]

Adoro assistir estes profissionais, se com poucos recursos ja fazem estrago, imagine com alto investimento e produção em larga escala para exportações. Habilidades de grandes profissionais

[@user-qp1l]

Люди трудятся, зарабатывают, как могут. Жаль, что в таких суровых условиях!

[@alssap3388]

Да. Когда "великие_цивилизованные" нагло-саксы ещё пасли овец на своём Альбионе, - предки этих людей уже плавили и ковали железо!!! :))

[@XMalcolmX]

🤡

[@juggalo4life247mfrs]

Much respect.some people don't understand how hard laborers work to make that money .just to put food on the table.these gentlemen keep the world running...

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Yeah they break their backs to keep the first world running and then go back to their homes in the third world

[@masterk5372]

Ikr

[@ozknmahn8690]

True words.

[@horstmuller7512]

Food on the table? In Pakistan tables and chairs are unknown.

[@juggalo4life247mfrs]

@@horstmuller7512 it's a figure of speech.thanks for correcting me.i feel so much better now...

[@JM-sx9yk]

The resourcefulness of these workers is amazing. I do see a few technical problems with the design, beveling and welding penetration but in the end they produced a very usable product.

[@BuckingHorse-Bull]

lack of funding breeds innovation. Adequate funding breeds laziness

[@hernankeller4016]

SI ES CORRECTO BISELAR ES IMPORTANTE ALGUIEN DE UNA EMPRESA COMO LINCON O ESAB O MILLER DEBERIA ASESORARLOS PORQUE SUS PRODUCTOS LLEGAN A ESOS PAISES

[@ReneDrew-ob9eb]

Might last a month.

[@DolezalPetr]

press brake operator is a pro!

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

Done my apprenticeship at lairds as a boilermaker welder and watched this in amazement, purely for the lack of protective gear. No boots, gauntlets or goggles for a job that could maim or kill you in a second. These lads were exceptional in their execution of the task, and the seasoned lads really kept an eye out for the labourers under their care. Hats off to them.

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

its Pakistani man ...brother where the other 99% country person dont want to go or do We Pakistani love to work on this place...check on BURJ AL KHILFA CRANE OPRATOR from NATIONAL GEO in youtube Build construction detail..bcs its most highiest work place by human made.. bcs its more highiest then building top roof .. ...

[@josephastier7421]

No old guys working in these videos. They're all at their peak years, mid 20-30 ish, but won't make it to middle age at those jobs.

[@hernankeller4016]

CON MAS CONOCIMIENTO EN SOLDADURA. ESTOS TE FABRICAN UNA PIEZA ETERNA

[@DrCranberry]

don't forget the part where they used a tipped over acetylene container, and didnt wrench down the seal, so the acetylene is literally leaking out and ignited inside of the torch head which is sketchy as shit.

[@jackb8682]

@@josephastier7421 Not necessarily true, in other Pakistani manufacturing videos of this type there are lots older men still going strong.

[@drumswest5035]

The thing that amazes me is that no one wears any kind of safety gear , no goggles, gloves, boots etc but they still get the job done! Not saying i would recommend it but amazing nevertheless.

[@Happy357mag]

We learned a long time ago that safety glasses saves eyes, steel toe boots saves feet, ear plugs saves ears, and gloves saves hands. We also learned that the cost of the safety gear is nothing compared to losing a limb. I'm sure they have the best doctors and insurance to take care of what ever life threatening injuries they may have. Either way the job will get done because these workers are cheep and easily replaceable.

[@osvaldocristo]

From several old industrial movies I have watched, I think they have similar employee work safety you could find in major industrial countries like the UK, USA or Germany on 1850-1930s. For me that gap does not look so big considering the huge difference on income and opportunities.

[@bp_hunter7973]

It's easy to see why big companies move operations to these countries lol

[@thedude8046]

They know how to work with tools man, do you get it now?

[@hattrick5076]

Well Ian, that's what happens when people allow themselves to be exploited. And yes they can be replaced at a drop of a hat!

[@johnnyentemang7457]

I am in awe of all the workers there...they work hard to survive and work without sophisticated machinery..I pray that all of you there are protected by God..

[@snowflakemelter1172]

A tower crane collapsed on Mecca a few years ago, killing and injuring many people who were praying 5 times a day. Dont waste your time.

[@igorkrlvoweev2097]

Полная автоматизация,20век Фокс представляет огромное уважение к рабочему человеку который делает эту работу своими руками, здоровья вам братья.🙏🤝

[@ARESIDENT_OFKARAYASET_]

И на заводских там и сварка по жирнее конечно будет, но исполнение просто на высоте ,чудеса

[@cadcad4974]

The teamwork & the skills are impressive. I wish they had more safety gear & a shop with work tables instead of a dirt floor. They are true artisans!

[@aliciakhillawan4805]

You see it comes back down to common sense the guys that Billy pyramid what clothes or safety gear did they have or technology machinery yet they accomplish it you can achieve a lot with little brain

[@dave_in_florida]

Just that power cord on the grinder curling all over the floor, just waiting to catch a flip flop 🙄

[@johna7075]

The joke is that most of the cheap safety gear we buy and use in the developed world is made in the third world, probably by similarly exploited workers who wouldn't use the gear they make. As someone who suffers from tinnitus it's the bloke grinding without ear protection that gets me.

[@javorekbg6081]

@@johna7075 They don't use safety equipment becose this is their no frill culture

[@johna7075]

@@javorekbg6081 ask them about this when they are deaf. If they were offered the option they would probably take it, especially seeing as if they're injured and unable to work they have no social security and therefore no money

[@DJ-bh1ju]

Perfectly good chunks of some seriously thick steel...... Great to repurpose it......

[@ReginaldoSilva-sx6pp]

parabens meus amigos,admiro o teabalho de vcs,aqui no brasil é totalmente diferente cheio de frescura,e ai vcs fazem um otimo trabalho parabéns

[@derekstocker6661]

I have watched several of these fabulous repair and renovate video's, what great skill these guys show, I can imagine taking a job to them and its done in no time, and perfectly. I would also imagine that there are few tasks they cannot tackle, if any! Take care of the eyes guys, the grinder man looks very exposed without eye protection, thanks for this, wonderful skills.

[@dr.health628]

good idea👍👍👍👍

[@lachezarkrastev7123]

we all are pussies ...

[@Calamity_Jack]

They wear steel-toed sandals, engage safety squints, and breathe through their nose, not their mouth. 😉 Seriously, though, their skills using the materials they have at hand are pretty amazing. And that self-propelled cutting torch is pretty slick!

[@danneumann3274]

they wear safety contact lenses

[@snowflakemelter1172]

The video is edited ans speeded up 😂

[@pzzuo1387]

You guys are such hard working, talented fellows! It’s impressive to see someone using their common sense and self taught abilities to create something that in the industrialized world it would take a skyscraper full of college graduates in suits and lines of computers to design, and then a machine shop to build. You guys should be proud!

[@Happy357mag]

They didn't build a excavator, only the bucket. They copied the design of the bucket from the original. This isn't a easy job by any means but they got the job done and made a decent bucket.

[@pzzuo1387]

@@Happy357mag Yes, I’m aware of that. It’s just impressive knowing what they have to work with.

[@bmxscape]

its a bucket lol relax

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

@@Happy357mag Did you see the video(s) where they made sewing machines?? Very impressive.

[@adgleywilamessilva5980]

O_o :-$:-$

[@cindysullivan4265]

AMAZING!! THIS IS AN INCREDIBLE DISPLAY OF CRAFTSMANSHIP!! TO USE OLD SCHOOL METHODS AND THESE MEN ARE NOT AFRAID OF GOOD HARD WORK!!! THEY SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF THEIR ABILITIES!! I DO WISH THEY COULD BE IN A SAFER WORK ENVIRONMENT THOUGH!!! GREAT JOB GUYS!!! Don

[@Bor7575]

Браво ребята, просто красавцы! 👍🤗

[@simpleman03535]

I give these guys hella credit for work ethic and using what you got but there is 100% no way that those welds are burnt in hot enuff for what they're doing. Hard working fellas tho, they aint even sweating and you know it's gotta be hot there!

[@SiboBushings]

Absolutely stunning work! Wow, speechless. The teamwork and skills on display here are truly impressive. Incredible job!

[@Kimkaijong]

ยอดเยี่ยมจริงๆ นับถือจากใจ

[@cubleycat]

I am blown away with their skills , they are re-using steel plate which saves a massive amount of energy not melting it and rolling it out and the techniques they use are so impressive, they put us to shame.

[@mikehydroseed1282]

Ahh, no. I don’t think so. Well I guess that all depends on who is us?

[@olagh.]

Are you a Russian Soldier in Ukraine? LOL

[@jackmioff000]

No, just because they can make something doesnt mean they can make it right, those welds are trash

[@ibrahimotieno7432]

@@jackmioff000 you're bitter or something,who hurt you, your economy, inflation or wife

[@jackmioff000]

@@ibrahimotieno7432 no one lol its a fact the things they make are trash because they dont bother to use any welding procedure, i do heavy machinery mobile welding repair so i know that bucket will fail

[@user-yi3ge1st3z]

Это куда лучше чем просто переплавить. Молодцы, соображают.

[@jeronimoaraujo1033]

Trabalho pesado e perigoso, porém com grande habilidade artesanal. Parabéns aos profissionais. Nota 10. Que DEUS os abençoe e proteja sempre de nunca haver um acidente. Jerônimo/🇧🇷

[@lorjanidurres2215]

Km nnm kbm.

[@NetoMedeirosCareiro]

Gosto também de assistir esses verdadeiros artistas da criação

[@TheArrens]

I will say this, gentlemen, great work, you have proven that you can make a really useful thing from scrap metal, you only need knowledge, skills and imagination. Cheers from the UK

[@designer-garb572]

It is a strange irony that those who work the hardest are those who are rewarded the least, their labor and expertise produce a tangible product and value, while many have little expertise and produce no value yet are rewarded the most, huge respect for these guys

[@tomrogers9467]

And the politicians and their buddies are the worst of all!

[@MK_ULTRA420]

Technology has made labor cheaper than ever.

[@artstudio9673]

Yep, ask any lawyer and they will tell you the same.....

[@njrx7t2]

Other than OSHA's jaws dropping to the ground, what's impressive to me the most is the cutting talent.. 👍

[@blakek1043]

The shoe wear meats all safety protocols relax.

[@raufjaleel8317]

end results speak for itself.

[@robinaroundtown...2194]

"BEAUTIFUL... BEAUTIFUL... BEAUTIFUL..." I just love it when a plan comes together... High praise for you all...!!!!

[@DIYDaveT]

Epic job. Notice how everyone is working, not talking, joking, standing around, laughing. Very efficient use of manpower. Well done!

[@gordbaker896]

Not a cell phone in sight.

[@smOOdiebOOdie]

Awesome! I just wished you didn’t cut so fast in the end of all videos - we want to see more of the finished product!!! 😃👌🏻

[@chucku.farley3927]

the finished product probably wasn't worth a shit

[@user-wg6vi6xn4z]

Труженики, уважаю!!!

[@user-gz9es9lu8w]

Я тоже. Жаль, что работают без перчаток и очков((.

[@user-el4tf5xf2e]

@@user-gz9es9lu8w они просто с железом, на ты

[@iGermoRtis]

I was skeptical of the quality at first, but my god, that bucket looks very strong and the welds look great! Hat's off to you chaps.

[@user-uz9md4xy7q]

Металл очень толстый , и он не проверен по всей толщине , только сверху , не уверен в качестве таких швов

[@rosco4659]

I know these guys have poor working conditions but hats off to them for how resourceful and skilled they are at reusing every material available to them.

[@bobbyhall7472]

Lol, the way you guys squat hurts my knees lol but y'all are amazing to watch. Hello from Texas🇺🇸👍

[@robertlambert8089]

They probably only 19 years old,do more squats than Arnie,I love there language 🤣 🇳🇿

[@hermesjackle5903]

They can produce top quality work with very little. imagine what these guys could do with the all singing and dancing tools some other countries have. they are a top quality workforce . I hope one day their employers will give them work boots. I was a welder in a factory for 20 years , they are inspirational ,I'm going to make something in my shed tomorrow .

[@mikerandom1]

With as many of these I've seen with open toed shoes... Everyone looks to have all their fingers and toes.. (Feet and hands for that matter too..)

[@hermesjackle5903]

@@mikerandom1 yea but what about the ones that are not working there anymore because they've no feet any more .

[@noire1001]

​@@mikerandom1 Sites like Liveleak will open your eyes. Many workers die in countries where PPE is almost non-existent. You also don't see the untold damage being done to their lungs when they're grinding and spraying paint with no mask.

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

they alread provided by working company but most from top to bottom dont want to wear bcs they think saft helmet boot etc make hurdel in open and free mind work.. as i m a civil engr sinc 2008 but i never wear helmet ..but i completed the multistory and industrial project secussfully .. our exident of personal upto death is not more then 2 person ratio in whole large scale projects.. bcs we Belive of safty in hand on ALLAH (GOD) not to our hand or helmet or boot etc

[@tomrogers9467]

@@fazalilabbasawan51214 Only two deaths on average per project! That’s impressive! Keep up the good work over there!

[@markasof]

OSHA just had a coronary! These guys are fantastic craftsmen and seem to be aware of all processes at all times. Great focus being demonstrated by everyone. Most surprising to me, despite working in beachware, none of these guys is missing a finger or toe. I think I curled my toes a dozen times expecting to see someone get pinched or burned. DISTRACTION is the NO. 1 cause of injury and this video proves it.

[@Nehmo]

If they injure a toe, it gets infected, and antibiotics are not available. You don't see them because they died.

[@TronVila]

Bingo. Its scarier working on a Midwestern freeway at night with a bunch of guys who need a mental break after 20 minutes and oh they better really quick make sure Facebook is still there and their gf is ok and they reply to that Snapchat message.

[@markasof]

@@TronVila We shouldn't have to remind people to keep their head in the game, although it's good for our own safety. Stay safe.

[@peterkiryakov8729]

Huge respect for those hard working people 👏 🙌 🙏Heroes

[@cecilwilson5442]

Basic engineering skills that technology has surpassed,, but so much more cost effective and great skills are being lost to us ,,in the modern engineering ,, and no fire proof overalls or steel toe cap boots ,,,these guys are Great,,

[@noire1001]

Its only more cost effective because these workers are paid peanuts. If they were payed western wages then this would cost several times what one built in a modern factory by machines would cost.

[@johndoe-bh3xx]

I think Cecil knows that. When he said us I think he meant humans... not the western world. I agree with Cecil, technology is not always the answer.

[@daphnebitter4949]

so much respect for these guys, they do very well with what they have. great job.

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

thanks

[@alfredosardon7580]

Hombres que desempeñan una gran labor....!!! Sin palabras...🤙😉

[@quadrinhoseetc727]

Trabalho bonito! Perfeição! Parabéns!

[@DevilDog369]

These guys deserve sooooo much RESPECT !!! the conditions that they work in , man the open toed sandals etc etc Im a tradesman of 40 years, worked in ship yards, certified welder. commercial construction last 30 years, worked on oil rigs in the artic... Nothing but respect for these Guys !

[@niro750]

Amazing video. Wish the guys had proper safety gear. Grinders are no joke when they go wrong.

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

It's OK..... The remains of the workers goto the dog food processing factory. Nothing is wasted 😆

[@thiagonerys2753]

Sou brasileiro e trabalho em uma mineradora reforçando concha, lâminas, e básculas, vcs são fera e quase sem recursos nenhum só no braço, parabéns, pelo trabalho, top

[@user-cc5nh6xx4r]

Тут явно не хватает угольника. Ну а вообще красава, я даже засмотрелся. Питер.

[@OleGeezerCirca1941]

These men remind me of me working for Mr. R.G. Bruner during summer breaks when I was going to college. He was a self- taught engineer who had his own company making onion harvesters and handling equipment. He held the patents and was the only one who could make them.Three of us, Fred, Frenchy and I worked in a similar appearing and equipped small shop. R.G. lost his father, who owned an onion farm in Ontario, and he died when Bruner was 11 years old. Onion farming is back breaking work and to ease the labor, while still in his teens, Bruner became head of the family and started designing and building the special machines needed to do the job. A truly remarkable man with whom I have always had the highest regard. 👍😊

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

I like watching you guys work. There’s always a smile or a laugh and when you’re struggling there’s always another pair of hands to help. You make a good team and work very hard and do an amazing job. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺 ps, how much would it cost to buy that bucket that you made?

[@aydinali5381]

0:37 this is safty gear

[@miroslavhrabcik6458]

N lo

[@freeman7788]

@@derekthompson2279 English not your strong point, your regulations are not their regulations. Or is that too much to grasp....

[@jurisjuris5735]

Give him a welding mask instead of words .😀😎

[@infotration2225]

It's like 2k dollar up or below

[@yanmarf9354]

the guy with the torch has some crazy skill.free hand and with the tool

[@maximadamov4626]

Assalamu aleikum from Chechnya !!!! Respekt good job

[@reutilps]

Parabéns, pela obra muito bem feita, para toda a equipe incluindo o Maçariqueiro que sabe regular o equipamento para obter o corte fino em chapa grossa. Sei que é muito difícil montar conjuntos mecânicos pesados com recursos manuais mantendo todo o conjunto de alinhamentos e tudo veio ao rés do chão... Saúde, paz, alegrias, muitos desafios e muito mais sucesso!

[@rolandfaucon1560]

yes cool bro

[@war_world3097]

Красавчики, хорошая работа 👍

[@eddieknight8392]

Remember.....this is exactly how our grandfather's and great grandfathers built things......

[@fazalilabbasawan51214]

can u think this type of welder and labour make The nuclear bomb and Missile and war Ship Advance submarien Name SAAD HUMZA KHALID... and Jet fighter Aircraft JF-17 named its Pakistan ..we work with 1960 thecnology and build most advance thing... This is telent of Pakistan Man ....

[@nunyabizness9216]

Yep. 100 year old tech used to make parts for a 50 year old excavator. Imagine what they could do with modern tech in a modern shop. The amount of broken safety rules just in this one video is staggering. I suspect there are lots of workers who get hurt too badly to continue working.

[@tstuart7333]

Recycling at its very best. These people are amazing. Unbelievable skills and innovation.

[@pathanmuzzamal7884]

typical Pakistani miraculous works. May Allah protect you.

[@Dirk80241]

Great skill, precision, and a lot of things done by hand. Bravo! Just the painting process without any mask does not seem so healthy.

[@onlinebills9169]

Using a cutting torch produces nasty UV for your eyes. These guys werent even using proper eye equipment for cutting and welding. The painter painting without any sort of respiratory mask was the cherry on top!

[@PiFe00]

Bro have you EVER done ANY manual labor? Burning that many welding torches burns your lungs out, they run the constant risk of cutting/crushing themselves under 50+ kg pieces of steel, they'll all be deaf by their 30's and burn their eyes out because they haven't got proper protection. Paint fumes are the least of their worries ...

[@theinterfaithshepherd9075]

Amazing - thank you filming the whole process!

[@johnhenrick2298]

My first job was in a machine shop. On my first day there I wore sandals and was quickly told about it. I see those guys in sandals, so close to where they are welding; that has to do damage to their feet. Then they spray paint without wearing a mask. That's inviting lung problems. I have to admire their skill in turning a piece of a cruise ship into an excavator bucket.

[@murcielagoligero]

Trabajadores manuales sin ninguna protección hacen esos trabajos impresionantes, me quitó el sombrero.

[@mujtabaqamar1712]

Talented Pakistani people. They can rule the rule with their talent