Flip flops are the safety shoe?

They still poop outdoors.

Queria ver vocês europeus ou americanos fazerem o mesmo com poucos recursos como essas pessoas conseguem fazer. Discurso cheio de preconceito (eles defecam no mato). Concordo quanto à questão da segurança, é quase inexistente. Lembrem-se de que esse país foi "colonizado" pela Europa e foi expropriado de muitas riquezas pelos "civilizados". Poderia ter escrito em inglês mas pelo menos tenham o trabalho de usar o Google tradutor.

“Safety regulations? That’s for squares!”

They don't eat pizza or burger. There physique is fit. There body absorb all nutrients. They poop outside that's a common-sense and that's how should be. They are not like well educated idiots

And they're really good at cricket.

You try and find a new lathe made from England or wherever yr country is lol.

​@@janes-e378You mean like the world famous Colchester lathes? The equally famous Myford lathes?

And definitely wasn't made by digging holes in the ground and cast from mixed bits of scrap metal. Made to far higher precision standards.

@@potato9832 The precision standards are another thing I would be interested in: Will those lathe beds see some kind of fine tuning for better accuracy? What we have seen looks good for the naked eye, but for tolerances below 1/10th of a millimeter I'd be a bit wary...

i think its a planer

@@potato9832 the casting was probably made the same way for the planer too, but they didnt have cameras at the time :D

Probably a relic of the Raj.

How very observant of you, @CreakyCricket. It's called 'run what ya brung' (or, in other words, use what you have and improvise the rest) and it's all the rage in the third world. But don't worry, I don't think they allow OSHA agents into the country.

Their religion demands these getups.

I saw a Saftety squint once or twice

Hey that's not fair, they had Baseball caps on.

Safety pyjamas, too.

and this is why everything cost so much less it's just junk....

If you notice, they added a bag of meta to the wheel barrow before smelting.

No, neither carbon or Magnesium is needed for grey iron. If you make ductile iron, the you need Magnesium. For this Kind of Maschine normal grey iron gg20 or gg25 is more the enough.

What properties does Mg give to Iron? Why for only seven minutes?

I wouldn't trust any of this iron under stress. This is basically pig iron

and some toe jam

And a little toe

and a big toe

Truth is, you could probably find all of those ingredients in any recycled metal

Add a pinch of curry and b.o.

After this step they will be gringind the surfaces, the dimensions in that stage are not that important.

bro never heard of machining

🤣

​@@natenate2280"the meek shall inherit the earth" ...bible. Actually they already have. You just don't recognize them cause their still meek.

@@kencannuck what the fuck are you talking about buddy

Don't forget your hard hat,safe glasses , gloves and proper straight back when you bend down. Lift with your legs.

because HSE is how you ruin a country they use common sense

Because you guys installed a nanny state of course. And don't forget that you also need lots of paperwork....that is generated yet never read. lol

@@bw6378 so true...........

Would you work like this for an employer? Have you ever worked in a dangerous job? Would you like your kids to, esp if you knew there was an employer making money from the lack of your safety? No, thought not.

Yes, that’s exactly what I thought! Amazing hip flexibility

Die meisten Westler wissen seit den 1800/1900 Jahren das Schutzausrüstung vor Unfällen und schweren Verletzungen schützt. Gerade in Ländern mit schlechtem Gesundheitssystem sollte darauf geachtet werden.

He's probably been doing this job since he was 12.

It's nearly worth a bit of university research .

Culture shape human in life food is life and exercise.

запасные люди 250 лям населения

Это сандалии-безопасности.😂 Когда не работают с расплавленным чугуном и их снимают, как на 5:25.

​@@77aleks77100когда ноги стоят дешевле сандалей 😂

Such skills are amazing, but can become worthless with the advance of technology. In this case, that happened over 100 years ago in most places.

And the safety flip flops.🙄🙄🙄

Hardly more like mother of the shittiest quality metal ever mixed

ILMAO!

oh yes lets turn workers into slaves paid 3 rupees a day .... piss off

If it's not raining and between 28 and 18

Fine, but I live in a country (UK) which makes it almost impossible to make such things even when safety and energy efficiency is the best in the world.

я думаю на всю длину погрешность не более 1 микрона будет)

😅😅😅😅 ​@@Ildarey

@@Ildarey вот где Шаублины делают!

@@Ildarey если еще шлифанут направляющие - страшно представить, по классу точности 00 видать будет станочек

Also, I wouldn't mind knowing the metallurgical composition of their raw materials.

@@LarsonPetty Looks like mixed scrap to me. Perhaps they added some high-carbon stuff like cast iron, the way the swarf broke off while shaping the lathe bed looked like the material was more brittle than mild steel. Other than that, they might not know the exact composition themselves.

​@@rabiatorthegreat6163ofcourse they use scrap iron from dump yards and household scrap, there's no knowledge of composition for these guys.

Heat source likely comes from used oil, like motor oil fanned by repurposed shop-vacs, anything will do if the fuel is cheap and there is enough airflow. Remember these people are very resourceful. The raw material comes from ship-breaking, also a major source of jobs of the region. The sand and mortar is not going to be too different fro what a hobbyist caster would use, its just sand rich plaster.

Why? Planning to start up on your own in Surbiton?

I think the quality is so low that they would be intended for the Pak/India market. Maybe Africa. Mystery metal construction, machined with old locally made shapers, with ways not hardened and ground 🤷‍♂️. You’d have to be very skilled to get high accuracy from this machine.

Harbor Freight quality stuff here

You buy from china

What on earth makes you think it's carbon efficient, let alone low in particles, silicosis, burns, etc.?

@@colinelliott5629 Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.

Wonder if the editor is barefoot too.

Надеюсь этот станок не попадет к вам иначе вы будете вспоминать изготовителей "добрыми словами" пока он окончательно не накроется медным тазом

شكرا أخي سلام من باكستان

Do it like The Flintstones did it.

3rd world, bud. Ridiculous, right?!

@@christianmccollum1028 ridiculous and yet unbeatable.

That’s how it was done in western countries a long, long time ago… Respect the work ethic!! 😎

Castings are done like this . Still. Everywhere.

Probably lead, asbestos, random assortment of carcinogens, and a dash of DDT for flavor.

Made some pulleys in shop, same methods, just smaller. Didn't wear sandals though.

Snap Off .

Do you want the real answer? They are not mad. The answer just might surprise you.

way better stuff thsn china junk, i use a pos china lathe and mill every week. Wish l owned one of these lathes.

Станок повышенной точности!!

Not every lathe has to be ultra precise even in the modern world. I'm sure it's being made to answer a demand. Like those Indian or Pakistani lathe guys that do bolts all day, they probably do them on such machines and it's well worth it

These guys?

Harbour Freight are Chinese.

Well, actually their chief scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan , is now a hero in Pakistan for stealing crucial uranium enrichment technology from his employer Urenco in the Netherlands as they could not do it themselves. So, yes, don’t underestimate them.

@@snowflakemelter1172 Yeah, but the Chinese outsourced this sort of stuff years ago. Probably gets shipped back to China for finishing & assembly.

Krupps.