World's largest ship in 4 propeller production in local factory

#World'slargestship in #4propellerproduction in local factory
#amazingtechnology #manufacturing #pakistanitrucks #technology #things #restoration #massproduction

[@LoganPEade]

As an American mechanical engineer with almost 50 years experience in metal fabrication, a automotive and heavy equipment mechanic, aircraft mechanic, building construction, and a little bit of much more, I'm used to western industrial and safety standards, I truly almost cannot believe what I'm seeing! But I'm compelled to say that these men working in that absolutely crude foundry and that archaic dangerous machine shop are actually highly skilled, their knowledge of the metal casing process and mould making is excellent. Their ingenuity in the machine shop is nothing short of extraordinary, I've never seen a lathe quite like that one, or one so completely worn out in that many separate pieces even in the most backwoods home shop here in America but they make every bit of it work! Many people will see all of that and laugh, they'll mock and make mean jokes about them but they will be wrong, those men are very skilled artists at what they're doing! I can't get over their complete lack of safety gear, no shoes no heavy duty clothing, no eye protection I actually cringed when the molten bronze was splashing holy crap! 😂😂 but like I said they're very ingenious and highly skilled craftsmen, I don't know how to give them a higher compliment than craftsman and I genuinely mean it!!

[@dangertrebor]

OSHA would shut this place down in a millisecond (I'm a Controls Engineer (30 Years)...hence the time scale.

[@bdlestacio]

No safety eyeglasses, no gloves, unhealthy working enviroment.

[@scottbilger9294]

Safety aside, I'm not sure I'd want this screw with its mark-one eyeball precision. The blades won't have exactly the same profile and for the life of me, it was mounted on the lathe off-center. Somebody's prop shaft is going to get torn loose from the vibration.

[@Buddhismhelps]

These men do what they can with what they have, since they can’t afford the fancy stuff we’re used to in America. The boats these props go on have slow turning shafts, not unlike the container ships which turn at 125 rpm. They get the job done, but are not precision products, meaning they are more affordable for the wood hull slow moving river boats . It’s a different world.

[@marleneprokopetz1857]

Did you happen to notice their safety shoes when they are swinging the large adze?

[@dragonfella2792]

No computers, no robotic machines , just incredibly skilled journeymen doing it all by hand

[@edwardhovitz1753]

No computers, no robotics, no good.

[@MrGeorgin007]

This is an iron weapon.

[@nemozack3767]

No safety gear no long healthy life.

[@DiamondBill428]

Unions helped build America and the funny part is the helped destroy it…

[@Anton-tf9iw]

If they use electric driven lathes, they could also use small electric cranes.

[@dorcom]

My favorite documentations! I nicknamed them "Pakistani machining & repair porn". 's It is just amazing how their skill level is absolutely diametrically opposed to any modern processes and safety measures! I've seen a few here that are truly beyond amazing!

[@chillerfrigotek9121]

An incredible production from top to bottom. People walking barefoot in the foundry. Every second of operations is far from safe operation. Poor people work with all their efforts under the most primitive conditions. I hope the God helps them..

[@micky3206]

Die Beste Firma der Welt die die Ganzen Schifspropeller der Ganzen grosen Kontainerschiffe macht ist in Deudschland und die machen Schifspropeller die sind 10 mal so groß wie die hier ABER RESPEKT MIT DEN WENIGEN MITTELN WAS SIE HIER HABEN MACHEN SIE EINE SUPER ARBEIT 😁👍👍👍👍

[@nchw68]

I like the part with the world's largest ship👍

[@svenp6504]

Typo, supposed to be a T, not a P.

[@hewlejr]

Is there eccentricity? Yeah. Is the metallurgy sketchy? Certainly. Is the process extremely hazardous? Absolutely. Is it still amazing and impressive? You bet!!!

[@willybowles85]

This is utterly amazing they would never get away with it in the west safety wise I mean truly craftsmenship just amassing

[@mrthedarkknight3]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the HAND SCULPTING they do when the top is flipped over!

[@testdriver3146]

Protective equipment galore! Good to work at a place where safety goes first.

[@brianduffy5193]

😂😂😂😂

[@lemesianosena246]

Poor equipment but big respect to these craftsmen for their results. People work completely without safety. This is quite sad.

[@Landrew0]

Respect from us, but no respect for them from the people who employ them and make these videos.

[@Famous_Mist]

@@Landrew0 the guy that makes the video? Why would he have anything to do with this? Haven't you filmed something strange on your life?

[@Landrew0]

@@Famous_Mist I've seen him giving orders to the workers, to which they showed much obedience.

[@janelee6957]

❤❤8

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Great respect for these guys. But the bosses must be another species altogether. These guys are working in a metal production plant. Safety shoes is a must. These poor souls are working bare foot.

[@jonhare392]

I saw one guy with closed toe shoes on. He must be the boss!

[@waynemasters8673]

❤ Has given me the confidence to make giant propellers out of aluminum foil, baking soda and superglue.

[@njjeff201]

Don’t forget the string. My Father always used the string from his butcher shop.

[@peludo2947]

Todo mi respeto para estos varones,cuando conoces tu oficio lo demás no importa

[@TheOriginalEviltech]

Superglue doesn't do well in water, might want to use a spray paint to seal it!

[@waynemasters8673]

@@TheOriginalEviltech Isn't there actually a micro barrier of air surrounding my design prop because of the fizz, fizz baking soda reaction?

[@TheOriginalEviltech]

No, that will just increase the cavitation and make your prop worse! If you don't have a rattle can you can always use some pig fat to impregnate the prop!@@waynemasters8673

[@prosanis1216]

I’d once found a ship’s propeller with a couple of human toes in it. Finally found out where they come from!😂 Uncle Donald and his little nephews making some propellers 😂 my dear Lord, never enjoyed a video that much! But in the end the results are really astonishing 👍👍👏

[@user-ks9dq2ol4y]

Парни вы просто молодцы !!! Кребкого вам здоровья и облегчения труда.

[@martinwhite4308]

The footwear always amazes me

[@williamsharp7224]

Surprize the boy had a pair of leather shoes on not flip flops

[@PublicMixHardworking1]

Very very nice ❤❤ Have a great video

[@joelifatiaki3613]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@DriveSafeDon]

Those are Indian supper safety slippers so they don’t burn their feet

[@Jimmy-Legs]

Love the foot protection.

[@waynemasters8673]

Damaged footwear too expensive to replace every week.

[@Gaspard-uc4iv]

Je suis complètement atterré de voir les conditions de travail.

[@brianduffy5193]

😂😂

[@Jimmy-Legs]

@@waynemasters8673 Damage feet would be even more expensive.

[@sebastiant5204]

Amazing they work all without safety work Shoes unthinkable here in Germany i Hope that they don't hurt themselves Respekt for this guys

[@sforza209]

What about the guys milling and grinding with no safety glasses on?! Scary af.

[@kennydings3879]

OSHA says it’s too dangerous to watch this video. Amazing

[@samwaskito7564]

The grandfathers technology and skill 😆😆 #masha_Allah

[@martypingel5423]

That lathe is amazing... for the 1830's

[@paulyoung5954]

They didn’t balance the prop at all!

[@fjs_forfjun1107]

The flex in the tail stock as they’re boring was making me seasick!

[@leegilley221]

Awesome , hard working , pride in job well done.

[@ryanj610]

Jesus Christ that lathe is terrifying. Ingenious people..... but everything is so jank, hah.

[@LoganPEade]

Wobble wobble wobble wobble 😂 but seriously, how in the hell did he get the bore to be concentric and run that true finally?

[@scoates9910]

Incredible skills!!!! I'd be interested to see how much time would be saved by a electric winch 😅. Thanks, i really enjoyed watching this. ❤

[@LoganPEade]

Right! I got winded just watching them pull and pull and pull and pull and........ Whew! 😂

[@user-ww1xb7ml8i]

이거 완전대박입니다 한번에 성공해서 다행이지 주물불량이면 샘플도 녹여서 없을건데 큰일날뻔 했습니다 요즘 좋은기계 많은데 크레인 전동으로 하면좋을건데 너무힘들어보이내요 대단하십니다 존경스럽습니다 😂

[@ayedbenayaad8207]

مهما كانت صفتهم فهم عباقرة Bravo et bon courage

[@svenp6504]

I like how the boring bar moves up and down 1/4" as it cuts... very interesting.

[@Timothy-lb2vr]

The guy with all white hair works and moves like a 16 year old kid, AMAZING.

[@johnbagley1441]

That’s because he is 16,

[@user-yl3mp7um6k]

He is 23

[@billygenocfemia3550]

That is my job now.ilove this job .from phillippine.

[@einrehlein]

An incredible feat of craftsmanship under conditions that cannot be imagined in Europe. My greatest respect goes to these men and their abilities.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Let's face facts doesn't matter what your opinion maybe on the quality of the ultimate product. Lets admit that what they produce with their limited resources is mind blowing.

[@ezza88ster]

Geniuses!

[@JDHetzer]

About as balanced as the Federal budget

[@seadog915]

That was my first thought! I used to run an offshore supply boat and those props have to be balanced for sure.

[@VagishaDas]

I am sure they figure that one out, too. They are in business for generations.

[@martinpanks992]

It will be ground and balanced for sure otherwise its just a useless lump of metal.

[@hazisasia5378]

​@seadog915 ❤

[@alexanderc.broche4017]

WHEN READ YOUR COMMENT I JUST BUSTED OUT LAUGHING

[@frankdriesen9419]

Good to see that everybody is wearing safety sandals.

[@lonnarheaj]

Yep, but it's easier to know when you're too close to the hot parts when your toes are exposed. Yeesch!

[@alexanderpensioner6283]

Нет слов , а как же балансировка , центровка , толщина лопастей ? Жуть !

[@Gaspard-uc4iv]

Je sais pas pour l'équilibre comment ils font mais on doit pouvoir leur faire confiance, d'ailleurs l'hélice sur le tour n'a pas l'air de vibrer donc l'équilibre ne doit pas être si mauvais voire très bon.

[@artpark5630]

Думаю на видео только лишь заготовка и в дальнейшем она пройдёт ещё не одну обработку. Однако следует отметить профессионализм литейщиков. Зделать форму и отлить деталь такой геометрии, с такими средствами, сложно без знаний и опыта.

[@rednissan96]

The bit is shaking so bad I'm surprised the hole on the prop isn't egg shaped.

[@claudevieaul1465]

It will be.

[@user-bs8rk8bg1x]

Я в ужасе

[@chandramohanpai2082]

​@@claudevieaul1465a fine cut is bored after drilling it eliminates all the egg shape of the hole did you notice

[@cincyjohn69]

Love the safety sandals !!!

[@leonsteinhauer-dn1yq]

Footwear that must be standard wow

[@franktutut2678]

We don't have footwear problems we just don't like shoes

[@AlexandroMechina-yb3tf]

I was wondering how they are going to made the upper part of the mold. Pretty ingenious solution

[@edwardhovitz1753]

Ingenious ?

[@steveamato5437]

This is state of the art tech circa 1800.

[@AnilKumarFlute010868]

Hats off to all masters kairgar....bemisaal hunar ko salaam

[@PYROWORKSTV]

They probably found a prop washed up at some beach decades ago and decided to mold it over and over again

[@user-dn1fi2vy9q]

สุดยอดนายช่าง

[@billygenocfemia3550]

I love this job.

[@iliavlasov7783]

Даже не сомневаюсь что этот винт оцентрован по всем международным стандартам и допускам! Производство современной цивилизации, супер!👍

[@kevinpowers3815]

+/- 20 mm, close enough. The vibration will take the shaft bearings out in about 10 hours.

[@lonnarheaj]

Yeah, I can't imagine the imbalance and vibration could go unnoticed for very long. I appreciate the effort these men are putting into their craft, but advancements have been made in metallurgy and sand casting over the years that these gentlemen have no access to.

[@user-yl3mp7um6k]

20 mm??? What makes you think it is that close?

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

Been wondering myself, what about the balance? It's going to do some big damage to some other expensive machinery.

[@michaelfoster-qw2tw]

20 mm? Closer to 1 mm. Keep your day job, if you can.

[@gianluigi6380]

Il tornitore è un vero artista! Tutti lavorano con grande affiatamento e coordinazione. Dovrebbero avere abiti e scarpe anti infortunistiche adatte al pericolosissimo lavoro che svolgono. Sono tutti ammirevoli e devono essere orgogliosi per le loro capacità.

[@rafaelfelix4227]

I like this videos because I lean from the tanks for the inmput

[@rafaelfelix4227]

Keep the good worck and very inteligent

[@planetbob4709]

Vids like this should include some kind of interview with the men and give some kind of background on obvious years upon years of exp they have in the manufacturing processes.

[@user-lc5ny3ri8q]

Этим бы ребятам да современные технологии....

[@user-ui9zd2sc2z]

Это ДА 💪😄

[@user-hg4tu3vm7l]

Они не смогут тогда работать

[@markkinsler4333]

The floor of their shop must have 24" of high-quality casting sand layered upon it, casting sand that someone has to sift through regularly. They have a dozen or so propellers stacked up on one side of the shop, so it's clear that they know what they're doing. My guess is that the donkey's next stop is another shop that will straighten, polish, and balance the prop. The reputation of these guys must be excellent, for a bad prop can cause a shipwreck. The 550' lake freighter I worked on had a spare prop bolted to the fantail. I'm guessing that these are Pakistanis, who have been doing metalwork since there's been metal. The locals of the Khyber Pass can build you a rocket launcher and have been cranking out simplified AK-47's for decades. I don't believe the guys lack shoes due to poverty: I think it's what they like to wear for shop work.

[@serbeer1240]

____ У нас раньше так же было .. но потом появилась Техника безопасности . .а сечас и всякие 5 S\ / ))

[@user-zx4gn9so3j]

Good men doing a good job.

[@user-oo6nd2bw4q]

На 42 минуте "инженеры-вундеркинды" из арабского "Сколково" изготавливают шпоночный паз. На практике в 2000-ом на производстве нас гоняли за всякие косяки. А тут вон оно что.

[@etem.a.4974]

No protective gears.... Minimal to no injuries.... With excellent results

[@user-yl3mp7um6k]

Mediocre results at the very best.

[@etem.a.4974]

@@user-yl3mp7um6k i guess mediocre is what is keeping them in business....

[@user-yl3mp7um6k]

If you can call that business, paying your workers 50 cents a day, with aero respect for their safety.@@etem.a.4974

[@Gaspard-uc4iv]

Les résultats sont plus qu'excellents, par contre à long terme les accidents doivent être légion, mais sûrement que cela n'a pas d'importance pour les entreprises.

[@davidemmerich9058]

No injuries? They're on video too, just don't go searching for 'em.

[@kennedy67951]

I Admire your Crews Knowledge but, why don’t you or someone install a Electric Hoist? This would increase Safety and time spent on Production in my opinion.😊

[@432b86ed]

It can't be that simple... can it? My firm's bi-weekly stratagy meetings doen't seem so unreasonable now.

[@user-yl3mp7um6k]

How about just a couple pairs of shoes

[@user-mn4us7jk5j]

Probably no electricity there

[@432b86ed]

@@user-mn4us7jk5j They have an electric lathe to turn the surfaces.

[@CAHKALANGANCHANNEL]

Luar biasa mantap 👍

[@user-ps9dn3fq5q]

Excellent hand work

[@edwardhovitz1753]

I’m just glad to see there is no one smoking, cause smoking causes cancer.

[@mrt7948]

Pakistani machines are very good long lasting and quality

[@MrJdorrington]

Amazing, all that talent and they can't rustle up a pair of steel toed boots or an editing suite!

[@shahrulnizam1390]

The best of skill😉😎

[@dietmarh.5017]

Respect for this people 👍👍👍👍. In Germany the horror for all Ingeniers and Safetyguards. On a meltingpot with sandalen,respect. No one injured !! The maschine that drills a hole in the Propeller is older than I 😂😂😂😂😂😂 And I'm from 1964 . Good old times,like the beginning in Europe at 1900. But it works !!!!

[@Timothy-lb2vr]

I’m 81 and that drill rig is older than I am.

[@pequeweque]

From 35:20, a great exercise of life risking. No goggles, no gloves, no screens, no refrigeration, no safety zone... A very small lathe for that work... Obviusly, the cost of that propeller, manufactured in Germany, easily reaches twenty times more. As educational video for seeing all metal transformation processes in their very bare form, is interesting, leaving apart the safety lacks.

[@sforza209]

This is exactly what a factory will look like when 98% of the profits made from the sale of the goods goes into the pockets of the owners and not a single penny is invested back into the company.

[@007007niki]

How many toes done met there end there wow 😮

[@georgeshearer1412]

If these people ever get to the level of the industry world we all better look out .

[@fjs_forfjun1107]

The speed of the audio makes me think of Jawas.

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

Or smurfs.

[@TheOriginalEviltech]

That's some GPS precision machining right there! Good job!

[@edwardhovitz1753]

Boring bar solid as a rock - +/- .010

[@seadog915]

I would have never believed this if not for this video. This is ancient casting! I wonder how they balance it.

[@Zenvo-uu9tm]

You may get away with a propeller this size , but not on the big ones

[@FerencHack]

Fantastic!!!

[@daviddecalmer654]

I’m guessing it gets balanced and aligned with the shaft hole in the next step?

[@dennistaylor5052]

We can only hope..The Captian, "what's that vibration"?...Seaman, "don't know Cap, but the prop shaft seal is leaking..really BAD"

[@mrashad219]

These chipmunks have skills 😂

[@haroldowen6001]

Doing digging in flip-flops or no shoes at all is nuts. Everyone has an off day. One second you are whole and the next you’re an industrial statistic.

[@user-oo6nd2bw4q]

При таком биении центра как сверло не сломалось.

[@ericholder2026]

OSHA would have major meltdown in that factory! 😎

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

They would shut it down and fine the owners, who would then ship the work out of the country and these safer workers would have no work or income...huh!

[@Gaspard-uc4iv]

C'est quoi ce terme ?

[@willybowles85]

Only word I can think of is amazing

[@w.s8676]

You guys need a serious update in machining equipment tech

[@Dave-ohhh]

What is that grey clay dust? Or some kind of special molding sand?

[@b.r.sutharvlogs6081]

कारखाने का जो भी मालिक है उसे हाथ जोड़कर विनती है कि आजकल तो रिमोट वाली मोटर से चलने वाली चैन बहुत है इन लोगों को इतनी ज्यादा मेहनत करनी पड़ रही है अभी हाथ से खींचने वाली चैन बंद करो

[@alrio8102]

OMG !! Please invest in electric hoists. Those SLOOOW chain falls are killing me!

[@user-tx3hv8xh5n]

Вот они, нанотехнологии в действии!!!😂😂😂👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MarkSchouls]

a bunch of guys pouring molten steel, in flip flops...

[@celang1]

Gotta love that safety fence 😅

[@Llohr]

Impressive how they manage to get the mounting hole all clapped out fresh off the lathe.

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

How amazing it is that the casting floor is actually the floor your standing on .. 🤯 I couldn’t care less about the first world w*nkers going on about health and safety , my focus is on the hard working / can do ,men here just doing whatever is needed to feed their families - total respect ✊ 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@justuandmebb]

As a retired aerospace machinist, I can now say that I’ve seen it all

[@user-bg5vy1we2w]

Токарка жесть ,как его не намотало на этот винт.

[@heinzd5523]

Technologically, those people were equivalent to Europe or North America in the 1700s. This is the land that time forgot. There is no excuse for working in a foundry in sandals or barefoot. I can't believe how the boring bar in the lathe bounced up and down. The prop will be so out of balanced ..... WOW

[@avianfish8732]

Truly amazing video. All of it is illegal in the west, no safety gear .......

[@user-up7ck3hc8b]

큰선박 스크류는 황동으로 만들지 않나요? 저렇게 만들면 내구도가 엉망일듯

[@beabah-]

Chapeau bas

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

I mean - wonderful and all, but I'd think that screw would chatter like an out of balance washing machine?

[@standubaj8989]

They do have shoes for a minute I thought they were going to pour barefoot, assume there’s no OSHA in that country

[@mickuljatheseagull]

Thank God they are wearing the latest PPE, safety first guys (sorry if I miss genderd you).

[@TDH8988]

happy to see those safety shoes.

[@user-te7vf6tp6t]

Это у них под ногами многоразовый цемент?

[@maximreshetnyak5396]

Такое же было начало индустриальной эпохи в Европе.

[@TalkRationally]

Whatever you guys are doing without following basic safety procedures is not acceptable. If you continue to do this way one day you will pay a price for not following safety procedure.

[@jinzheng9245]

能用吗？这么粗糙

[@paulgloyens194]

Health and safety would have a field day. Have to admire the skill though