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Nice. But is it strong enough to do the job?

Why does the engine shake like hell now? Because an Indian dude put it back together after the crank broke and the crank is completely out of balance

So cool. They do what they have to do and they do it well!!!!!!!

Left hand thread I hope?

Definitely that guy is a craftsman

OSHA might not like him but I sure do.

The point is, they can keep fixing things this same way. And us spoiled western engineers will keep being spoiled and doing things our way and we’ll stay spoiled and the best at everything forever.

BRAVO. Excellent technicians.

Looks time consuming but neat and well done!! New small engine cranks are expensive these days new

Hello, I am very impressed by your innovative technology - although most of your work is probably just ordinary steel and cast iron work. I particularly liked the innovation with the self-made milling cutter at the end. Thanks for showing it - it was a cast iron crankshaft and that's why you didn't weld it, but connected it with a large thread to a normal round steel so that it will probably survive many more uses as a machine. As far as I know, cast iron can be soldered - perhaps it would have been interesting to secure the screw connection with a small gap using hard solder - i.e. brass - or to fill the hole with brass instead of the cut-off locking screw, also because of the different expansion of the steel locking screw in the cast iron shaft - brass would probably behave more gently than the locking screw made of ordinary steel, which is tightly clamped - in the cast iron shaft - but you certainly have your own experiences - well done. Great work, thanks for showing it. Keep it up and all the best for your company

Just amazing!

Tip of the hat to these folks the repairs they make with one guy would take a whole team here in the USA saying ahh it can’t be done

Working on hot heavy shit with open toed shoes further convinces me osha was invented to tank the american civilization.

Now hows he gonna fixed that roached rod journal you arent just polishing that out

Amazing restoration 👍🙂

Amazing engineering performed by a very skilled man, brilliant work.

I can see his cutter vibrating and he put his hand on that chuck when its moving hes gonna destroy that lathe or hurt himself

Enjoyed watching the engineering that went into this 👍.

Clever but will it last?probably not.

that should be done in a 4 independant jaw chuck I have never seen a 3 jaw chuck with no runout , why the repaired part was not of the same material wich is cast iron ?

You are not craftsman, you are artists.

A true machinist.

its junk will only last for a few starts then blows the whole thing up why not jb weld be funner right

china made wrench in this either india or pakistan is funny to me.

Excellent skilled craftsmen ship I don’t think I would be doing anything of that with bare feet in sandals though

I’m amazed how he cut the keyway, I don’t need no stinkin milling machine 😂

Should just used jb weld the fix will probably last just as long as this.

Works great for what it’s for. Fell got skill

looks like a motorcycle single cylinder crank

abit of gorilla glue and be good as new

I wonder how balanced its going to be , thats the only reason i would have done it differently

i literally saw that coming before he even did it

amazing job!

Amazing work and great job

Super nice work this guy is pretty talented.... I would have no hesitation in using that crankshaft after a good repair like that 😉👌

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too many spoiled replaced parts mechanics up in here....appreciate great old school craftsmanship....

He still needed to Balans it like a tire. Coming from a Plane Mechanic

Too much expensive labour, in the west cheaper to replace it with a new one?

This man is an excellent tradesman with amazing skills but has ZERO safety awareness.

Why would anyone work so close or put their hand, arm or any other part of the body next to a rotating shaft that is being spun on a lathe. NO guards on the machine. NO safety awareness. That chuck on that machine will rip your hand or arm off or spin you around and rip you into little pieces without even slowing down.

It’s cool that he built all that, but his assembly is going to come apart when that engine is running. Don’t stand close to it.

Looks cool enough, but no way that's going to run in an engine... I'm guessing this was done as a demonstration.

The people that call this trash i bet they can't do it or just to rich to care who dose it very impressive workmanship ship

What's up! Good job flip flops that looks good

Nice work but the journal on it looks suspect, should have at least polished it.

Legend

And then that they are not magicians. Anywhere else, they'd trade it piece for piece.

lol I guess that's one way to do it

Przepięknie jest to zrobione odrestaurowany ten stary zabytkowy lewarek tylko go wziąć pomalować na fabryczny kolor i będzie okej wszystko pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍