Fabrication Process Of cable-laid slings by wire rope with a gigantic length & biggest diameter

[@rockeerockey6941]

Excellent video

[@X-Machines]

Thank you very much!

[@magnusqwerty]

Nice to see all the females working there.

[@cohall46]

The X-Machines videos are always informative and enjoyable.

[@X-Machines]

Glad to hear it!

[@edyr]

my chains

[@andydelarue9344]

Dock workers music? Would not be on a music channel so I would wonder if music video s run stories on steel cables

[@gregc2467]

There is not such term as 2st ? @3.33

[@howardsimpson489]

Time you got an engineer on the camera work. More time spent on manufacturing, less on peripheral stuff. Arty short scene times send science people mad.

[@Kymcook73]

They should hire inmates they like to build muscle.

[@josephpuderer1368]

At one time this stuff used to be made here in the USA I know because I used to make the cable I was what they called a strander operator and I also used to run a planetary to make ship cable. But that was in the '70s. That was the one of the best jobs I ever had dirty but that was okay I loved making cable the name of the company I work for was Edwards wire rope South San Francisco California next door was Bethlehem Steel and US Steel. A lot of these companies disappeared because wire rope from China was cheaper than what we can make it.

[@ingolfschmacke]

why this terrible boom boom music??? Have you nothing to say? Price? How to splice a huge wire ???

[@larrymasterspowerbuildingc4477]

1:42 NOT ... for the hungover. Damn!

[@ernsailor9041]

There doesn't appear to be any woman working there, why is that?

[@harryholmberg5311]

Guess it would have to be the new Male Women !!

[@karlmckinnell2635]

🤔some of these ultra large woven slings are custom built for specific lifts, possibly being used only once 🫨