блин.ну с языка снял) руки золотые! однажды на стартере перематывал статорную обмотку,так ну его лесом..этим нужно все время заниматься,чтобы руку набить.
Старая школа, это вам не модные гламурные ребята, которые чинят тачки запчастями из магазина! Здоровья тебе мужик, и учеников нормальных, которым можно передать опыт!
А сколько вы готовы заплатить за такую работу, или проще съездить на разборку? или купить дешевый Китай? У них выбора нет вот и делают все сами ,в чем бесспорно молодцы ,но и ужасно ......
@@a-d-a-m1419 есть вещи которые на разборке не взять. Качество нового Китая как правило не самое хорошее, не мне вам говорить иногда по каталожному номеру выбираешь, а деталь не подходит. Попробуйте купить стартер на тот же КамАЗ.
@@annaegor4184 типа из рук аборигена этого качество прям? 🤔 сдаётся мне, как минимум, с балансировкой проблемки имеются там. Да и опыт прожитых поколений говорит о том, что долго такое не служит. Так что, что будет лучше - новый китай и старый перемотай🤷♂️
I just graduated with an associates in "diesel mechanics" which is just covering the complicated and technical aspects. Yet I'm more interested in the minor things you can do to keep a vehicle running like this. Keeping a vehicle running by rebuilding the same parts is a true skill.
Пфф. Если на бОлгарку или ещё какой аппарат не нашел движку , то его переобматывают. У него мощный движок , даже не знаю от чего он. Его даже легче в какой-то степени реставрировать чем сидеть проволоку наматывать по виткам.
These craftsmen still exist in developing countries. If you noticed, when he needed turning, he took it to his neighbor lathe shop. They support each other this way.
Vocational trades school education was once part of American schools MANDATORY SUBJECT throughout the U.S curriculum educational board in the 1940s and 1950s and allowed to gradually to deteriorate and pushed out of elementary schools in grades 5, 6, and 7 and out of high schools. In fact, up to the early 1970s it is required subject in some American colleges. Basic plumbing, basic pipe fitting, basic electrician skills, basic electronics skills in dealing with vacuum tubes and transistors (vacuum tubes are immune to EMP and military grade transistors are also immune to EMP) and basic carpentry and basic cement mortar and concrete working skills with steel reinforcement working skills, brick and mortar construction, basic carpentry, basic machine tools skills, basic manual tools using skills and techniques and trade secrets and tricks, basic steel construction work, basic roofing, basic fireplace working skills, basic appliances maintenance and repairs and inspection and trouble shooting and preventive checking, basic roofing trades skills, basic house inspection trades skills looking for problems such as termites, wood rot, dry rot, insect infestation, pest infestation, basic glass works and window installation and door installation, basic insulation installation, basic this and basic that.
@@darthvader5300 Vocational schools were also popular in Poland, but since 1990, they came out of favour and they were looked down on by the young. Now they are almost completely gone - world is changing: from industrial powered to information powered. Craftsmans will survive - either as small, specialised family companies, or hobbyists. I work for the healthcare, but somehow: I have no problems with using angle grinder, MAG welder, wood cutters, etc.
@@510Redneck nations rise and fall since centuries. Even Roman Empire fall apart after achieving some sort of institutional perfection. USA will fall (under the weight of its very own identity problems, Blacks, etc), EU will fall under little chauvinistic. USSR fell apart after nearly a century of physically exterminating those who wanted it to fall. That weakness you mentioned comes from comfort we got used to a little bit too much.
Glad to see that someone still knows how to service and repair an armature! I run a shop and am proud to know an old guy that works on starters, generators and alternators. I need to learn it because I am probably the next old guy.
This is what we did back in the day. We disassembled, diagnosed, and repaired/ rebuilt. Not in todays cheap disposable over priced world. Props my good man.
I get your point but, things are way more reliable now than they were decades ago. They still rebuild stuff in the USA especially for large pieces of equipment, the difference is they dont do it in a way that gives the guy rebuilding it cancer from burning off the varnish on an open flame hes crowded over.
@@jamesm6638 my fridge is 20 years old my furnace is 15 my washer and dryer are 10. I haven't had to repair any of them. Things might have been built beefier years ago they also cost more to buy and maintain, I think you have some weird bias towards modern equipment. If you bought a car in the 60s you might have been able to rebuild every component of the car, and you would have to on a regular basis to keep it running, now to buy a car and drive it for 100k before you even have to do a tune up. Your logic is flawed my friend. I'm not a fan of over engineering shit to oblivion since I'm the guy that has to fix it and I want to fix everything I can, but things are built far better now for a lower cost point than ever. The tolerances are better the materials are better they are mass produced to bring the price down.
@@jhallin5185 I have a bias *against* modern equipment, I thought that would be clear when I said "lasts 25 years then gets replaced by a modern one that fails instantly"
@@jamesm6638 new products dont fail instantly and if they do they are covered under vastly better warranties since there marginal failure rate is covered in the total cost of production. You are just wrong get over it luddite.
Dam that was a lot of work, respect for that. basically it's just disassembling and cleaning all the copper. Him making the gaskets by hand was super impressive
I live in the US and used to do this for a living. Those are not gaskets. He is making insulators to keep the windings from shorting against the steel armature (and each other). Normally, you would rewind the motor using new wire that has an insulating coat of varnish on it. All that was burned off in the fire. He's reusing the windings because they are either 1) not available or 2) more expensive than the cost of labor in his country.
Craftsman? The guy is rebuilding a part (that was invented, designed and developed by a genius) using basic tools in an outdoor cubicle, while having the luxury of ignoring all of the regulations we have such a osha and epa.
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Я так понимаю это Пакистан, вообще эти парни удивляют своей находчивастью в условиях отсутсвия точных приборов и оборудованных мастерских, они восстанавливают и ремонтируют вещи до нормального функционирования буквально на коленке с минимаььным набором инструментов! Это впечатляет👏👏👏
i wish i had a chance to meet someone like this. I would be so happy to tell this guy what a true craftsman he is and shake his hand. I admire the hard work and the skills. In the USA we take this shit for granted and just go to the Autozone and buy a new one like it ain't nothing.
I agree, great to see a starter motor rebuild like this, very skilled amazing work, and very enjoyable process to watch. Respect to these guys for the effort / work put into rebuilding things like this. On a side note, I didn't expect to see SMD in the comments, been enjoying your Acrylic build, among lots of past videos for well over a decade now. Another great watch is "Skillful Young Guy Builds a Custom Welding Plant".
I am an experienced repair man . I have repaired many things that people have told me were beyond repair . People have marveled at my work , but I feel like a damned poser when I watch the work that some of these " third worlders " do with what they have at hand . I remove my baseball cap to salute these men and women .
It is amazing that this man can completely rebuild and refurbish that fairly complex part using so little sophisticated equipment. And appears to do it as effortlessly as someone who has done it thousands of times.
Молодцы приятно смотреть , всегда смотрю их каналы трудолюбивые люди я уж правда не знаю что за страны думаю что весь ближний восток от Сирии до Индии мира всем и добра
Станок это великая сила , но вот за станком чудо угробило труд деда . Такие вещи нужно в центрах протачивать что бы не было биения . А после такой "работы" будет колбасить этот ротор . Быстро и подшипники вылетят и щётки рассыпятся .
@@user-ug6gr4cp3g продвинутый станочник значит. На будущее себя работой сам обеспечивает. Учился монтажу спутниковый антен. Гарантия, место соединения окислелоось. Я стал предлагать варианты для исключения проблемы. Мне сказали не еби мозг. Сейчас скрутим, а через пол года год позвонят. Приедем вот и 1.5р)))
@@user-lq2xr7zm2d Если Вы не знаете токарных работ то лучше не пишите . Биение патрона никуда не денется . Поэтому в патрон зажимается центр , его конус проходится резцом и потом на этих центрах протачивают подобные изделия и валы .
Pakistanis are good with their hands! My parents are from Lahore, Pakistan. These products were built with machines and they are hand building it from scratch! Amazing!
I don't know that is few dollars in one month much of a living, because that is roughly how much he and others like him make. The wages are nothing compared to the work load they do and in some cases, that type of working gives a modern face to slavery.
Mad max is here. All disposable. No one is hungry enough to work hard and rebuild the industrial clock. New kids are on F..king tik tok. Would know how to make a bon fire WITH A MATCH ...LOL OLD GEEZER ATTITUDE.
I love these Vajayos so much! Living in the disposable society we live in today I just love watching people with skills and for the most part basic hand tools repair things! Watching old fashon hard work and skilled tradespeople do stuff is just so cool to me. It is like watching art forms that will be lost in the modern world of today....just shows you don't always need an app to do work!
WTF did I just watch. Ol boy free handed that entire rebuild. The amount of skill this man has is mind blowing. I suddenly feel woefully inadequate. Lol
That was truly incredible. Like if you gave that to 10000 people and the tools he had and said i need a rebuild they would look at you like you lost your mind. The sad part is it looks like it took all day and he probably wont make that much off of having done such beautiful craftsmanship. Its art.
Ye, but commutator should never be this shiny, it's a little black not because it's dirty but because it's made that way - it lowers the friction. Also, any removing material from coils increases their resistance, lowering the current and also decreasing lifespan of motor. Also also, the soldering was made in such way, that there's no way to check for cold welds. Also also also, string as a way of prevention of deformation by centripetal forces is bad, for its lacks the strength and stretches to easily, adding it changes very little to nothing. Also also also, paper as an insulator in high current motor is a "no go". Now You have flame hazard all the time when You drive. Especially when this paper was so thin. Ya it may work and even better then before, but only for short time. He just cleaned it shiny, something that is not made to be shiny. It's more art then actual repair.
For those who care about technology, this is called hairpin windings, extremely difficult to do. We have multimillion dollar equipments that does what this guy is doing it in a shop. He doing a better job!
@@DaBuGzLiFe I mean the video basically covers the whole of his process other than the wait time for the heat, the cleaning solution and the varnish drying at the end so nah, so I’m guessing around 10 a day.
Молодцы.. Мастера своего дела, очень нравится данный контент...люди на коленках изготавливают шедевры, набор простейших инструментов, мини механизация, опыт на высоте, можно для себя что-то подчерпнуть!
Так ты возми кусок сталистой провалки попробуй согнуть а потом в огонь до красна дай остыныть и вуаля прутик гнется двумя пальцами так и центрпльная ось Физика и химия слова походу новые
Руки то может и золотые, только после такого нагрева этому стартеру долго не проработать, металл посажен.... А потом мы их покупаем под видом аналоговых запчастей и думаем почему так мало проработал.🤣🤣🤣
It's good to see that over one million people chose to watch this instead of some cat falling off a couch. Hat's off to this amazing man with hard working hands.
I wouldn't say that for example I'm hardwood floor mechanic but there are also car mechanics everyone is really good at what they do Americans are one of the hardest working people in the world we aren't a rich country because we are lazy
Because for them it cost much to buy new one , in poorer countries they always gonna find away to cost less, advanced countries care less about small things, they focus on bigger things to advance in technology, in poorer countries can fix but can’t create new and better engine, because third world countries they have no respect for scientists moreover their scientists fled away to advanced countries , they have low education system and no research facilities or scientific research and no creativity, That’s the difference between advanced countries and none advanced, Thinking minds and none thinking minds.
BAIJAAN APNE MERI AUQATH YAAD KARADI PEHLE MAI ARMATURE REWIND KIYAKARTATHA ...ALLAH APKO KUSH RAKEH ...PARVEAZ AHMED INDIA KARNATAK BANGALORE DUWA KI DARKASTH
Very impressive. when I was growing up there was a lot of these shops for us self-employed and farming people. getting rarer and rarer to find this kind of Hands-On craftsmanship anymore
That armature goes into Lucas starters. I've been rebuilding starters, alternators, and rewinding generator armatures for the last 14 years, this was actually pretty neat to watch. My hats off to you!
I repair motors the size of school buses, but I like repairing small stuff like this for personal use. I only have access to giant machines, so i have to do stuff by hand like this guy. He's so much better at fixing the small stuff than I am. I just wish he'd wear some gloves. At least around those chemicals.
Such renewed parts worth more than industrial-made ones like handmade shoes! Respect! Most honesty way to earn your piece of bread and go to bed at night with honor on front of family and society! Hats off to master!
Да сначало думаешь на чермет.а самом деле у них нешита,бедность поэтому так вастанавливают.а типерь приставте союзники вот так востановили. да я лучше новый куплю скажет правильно
Like a pro. I love seeing people that know how to actually fix things. Most skills have been do to manufacturing advances. Its also why many things dont last like they used to.
This really puts into perspective how much human effort has been replaced during the industrial revolution. This part was machine made and it probably took minutes. This looks like a full day's work.
Have you seen how armatures are made nowadays? It’s an amazing automated process... it’s wonderful to compare the artisanal process with the industrial one
I know this is a joke but the fact is the price of labour in AUS you cannot image, especially car repair. If noise on the gearbox, they will just tell you to change.
Just consumer crap is throw away, Servo motors are hand made in the USA and rebuilt , I can get any motor I need rewound and rebuilt for its for larger motors , small motors are always replaced ..
I showed this video to my dad that I admire for his craftsmanship and he replied to me.Son this guy has balls made out of steel...Great work gentlemen respect from Greece...
Начал смотреть и залип!! Супер,молодец мужчина.Руки золотые!
блин.ну с языка снял) руки золотые! однажды на стартере перематывал статорную обмотку,так ну его лесом..этим нужно все время заниматься,чтобы руку набить.
Аналогично
Только из жопы растут, а мозга совсем нет. Такую перемотку врагу можно пожелать.
@@ruswinrw1287 а что не так?
W TTF
Старая школа, это вам не модные гламурные ребята, которые чинят тачки запчастями из магазина! Здоровья тебе мужик, и учеников нормальных, которым можно передать опыт!
А сколько вы готовы заплатить за такую работу, или проще съездить на разборку? или купить дешевый Китай? У них выбора нет вот и делают все сами ,в чем бесспорно молодцы ,но и ужасно ......
@@a-d-a-m1419 есть вещи которые на разборке не взять. Качество нового Китая как правило не самое хорошее, не мне вам говорить иногда по каталожному номеру выбираешь, а деталь не подходит. Попробуйте купить стартер на тот же КамАЗ.
@@annaegor4184 типа из рук аборигена этого качество прям? 🤔 сдаётся мне, как минимум, с балансировкой проблемки имеются там. Да и опыт прожитых поколений говорит о том, что долго такое не служит. Так что, что будет лучше - новый китай и старый перемотай🤷♂️
@@a-d-a-m1419 конечно же, как можно меньше)))) 100 рублей, например
Европеец на такое неспособен ...
I just graduated with an associates in "diesel mechanics" which is just covering the complicated and technical aspects.
Yet I'm more interested in the minor things you can do to keep a vehicle running like this.
Keeping a vehicle running by rebuilding the same parts is a true skill.
@Blah God A computer
@@ddavis3599 lmao no
be thankful to what you are right now this work is very tough
Уважение мастеру. Такое знание и воспроизведение технологии в таких простых условиях, вне завода. Браво!👍👍👍
Смешно, макаки не могут даже оборудовать рабочее место, грязь фу. Позор, просто позор.
Это говорит о том что бедная страна, и люди выкручиваться как могут заробатывают как могут копейки в кустарных условиях. Уважаю таких людей.👍
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Высший класс
Пфф. Если на бОлгарку или ещё какой аппарат не нашел движку , то его переобматывают. У него мощный движок , даже не знаю от чего он. Его даже легче в какой-то степени реставрировать чем сидеть проволоку наматывать по виткам.
@@erkend6251 стартер грузовика, написано по английски.
@@ProgressiveChannel да. Даже не читал 😂 удивился что медь не сгорела , видимо восстановил ее в медном купороса - алхимик
Во дядька даёт! Просто офигеть, что не мало важно в наш век одноразовых вещей! Руки золотые!
Сразу видно по отточенным действиям,многолетний опыт. Респект человеку.
Меня всегда поражало в таких условиях что-то сделать!!!
@@nikzay6564 а эти провода перед установкой в стальной корпус не должны быть покрыты лаком?
@@user-bz1cw4pw8p я обратил внимание, что изолятор картон у него чтоб провода не касались металла...
Одно слово - Левша!
Respect to this man. Abit of an art.
From a mechanic in the west.
भण
Золотые руки у этого парня,видео нужно показывать как учебное пособие.
These craftsmen still exist in developing countries. If you noticed, when he needed turning, he took it to his neighbor lathe shop. They support each other this way.
Vocational trades school education was once part of American schools MANDATORY SUBJECT throughout the U.S curriculum educational board in the 1940s and 1950s and allowed to gradually to deteriorate and pushed out of elementary schools in grades 5, 6, and 7 and out of high schools. In fact, up to the early 1970s it is required subject in some American colleges. Basic plumbing, basic pipe fitting, basic electrician skills, basic electronics skills in dealing with vacuum tubes and transistors (vacuum tubes are immune to EMP and military grade transistors are also immune to EMP) and basic carpentry and basic cement mortar and concrete working skills with steel reinforcement working skills, brick and mortar construction, basic carpentry, basic machine tools skills, basic manual tools using skills and techniques and trade secrets and tricks, basic steel construction work, basic roofing, basic fireplace working skills, basic appliances maintenance and repairs and inspection and trouble shooting and preventive checking, basic roofing trades skills, basic house inspection trades skills looking for problems such as termites, wood rot, dry rot, insect infestation, pest infestation, basic glass works and window installation and door installation, basic insulation installation, basic this and basic that.
@@darthvader5300 Vocational schools were also popular in Poland, but since 1990, they came out of favour and they were looked down on by the young. Now they are almost completely gone - world is changing: from industrial powered to information powered. Craftsmans will survive - either as small, specialised family companies, or hobbyists. I work for the healthcare, but somehow: I have no problems with using angle grinder, MAG welder, wood cutters, etc.
@@5084204 yup good times raise up weak men, this is how nations rise and fall.
@@510Redneck nations rise and fall since centuries. Even Roman Empire fall apart after achieving some sort of institutional perfection. USA will fall (under the weight of its very own identity problems, Blacks, etc), EU will fall under little chauvinistic. USSR fell apart after nearly a century of physically exterminating those who wanted it to fall. That weakness you mentioned comes from comfort we got used to a little bit too much.
I would give a pinky toe to learn everything he knows
Glad to see that someone still knows how to service and repair an armature! I run a shop and am proud to know an old guy that works on starters, generators and alternators. I need to learn it because I am probably the next old guy.
Who made the one from the auto store🤔
@@strangescience3414 nowadays most probably was a machine.
The point is not know how to produce one, but repair an old one you cannot throw away.
You can start repairing some old ones from scrap that way you can learn
@@agoradacerto was machined yes, but still assembly by hand
@@strangescience3414 you
This is why i love youtube !!! You never get to see this in my part of the world. This man deserves a real garage and tools.
ЕДИНСТВЕННЫЙ кто следит за порядком на своем рабочем месте - это токарь! )))
This is what we did back in the day. We disassembled, diagnosed, and repaired/ rebuilt. Not in todays cheap disposable over priced world. Props my good man.
I get your point but, things are way more reliable now than they were decades ago. They still rebuild stuff in the USA especially for large pieces of equipment, the difference is they dont do it in a way that gives the guy rebuilding it cancer from burning off the varnish on an open flame hes crowded over.
@@jhallin5185 LOL like the appliances that used to last 25 years, only to be replaced by a modern one that fails after a few months? yeah right
@@jamesm6638 my fridge is 20 years old my furnace is 15 my washer and dryer are 10. I haven't had to repair any of them.
Things might have been built beefier years ago they also cost more to buy and maintain, I think you have some weird bias towards modern equipment.
If you bought a car in the 60s you might have been able to rebuild every component of the car, and you would have to on a regular basis to keep it running, now to buy a car and drive it for 100k before you even have to do a tune up.
Your logic is flawed my friend.
I'm not a fan of over engineering shit to oblivion since I'm the guy that has to fix it and I want to fix everything I can, but things are built far better now for a lower cost point than ever. The tolerances are better the materials are better they are mass produced to bring the price down.
@@jhallin5185 I have a bias *against* modern equipment, I thought that would be clear when I said "lasts 25 years then gets replaced by a modern one that fails instantly"
@@jamesm6638 new products dont fail instantly and if they do they are covered under vastly better warranties since there marginal failure rate is covered in the total cost of production.
You are just wrong get over it luddite.
Dam that was a lot of work, respect for that.
basically it's just disassembling and cleaning all the copper. Him making the gaskets by hand was super impressive
And bending the copper rods to fit exactly definitely take some experience in the trade
I live in the US and used to do this for a living. Those are not gaskets. He is making insulators to keep the windings from shorting against the steel armature (and each other). Normally, you would rewind the motor using new wire that has an insulating coat of varnish on it. All that was burned off in the fire. He's reusing the windings because they are either 1) not available or 2) more expensive than the cost of labor in his country.
@@turbodog99 yes those are for insulation. You are right brother
@@turbodog99 the way he re-tempered the cupper was something very new to me, also he added the insulation in the end
@@turbodog99 We called the insulation material "Elephantide" not sure if that's the correct spelling.
Very nice. No garbage, just restoration. We should do this for everythingthing we made
Даже не знаю что сказать, мастер класс. Просто супер 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍✊
True craftsman. In a time when everything is disposable to so many, it’s nice to see someone reconditioning. 👍🏻
All i see is toxic fumes killing this man.
@@JuanJDumeP
I was thinking the same thing 😂
What toxic fumes? Dude is working in a well ventilated area. He'll be right mate.
@@it9698
That's like saying it's ok to have asbestos in your home if the windows are all open.
Craftsman? The guy is rebuilding a part (that was invented, designed and developed by a genius) using basic tools in an outdoor cubicle, while having the luxury of ignoring all of the regulations we have such a osha and epa.
с первых минут подумал,что он его обжигает,чтобы легче на чермет разобрать))))
Я тоже )))
И я тоже)))
Я тоже))
И я тоже
Да с первых минут так и выглядит, как будто 1001 способ сравнительно быстрого добывания меди из ротора!
Руки золотые эх сейчас бы таких в Россию
Ordinary tools extraordinary skills. These folks are just simply cool. Hope one day india and pakistan will come together.
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Потрясающее трудолюбие. Деду процветания его делу!
Колы алтын оте енбек кор азамат
Ему 35 лет
Сделал как на заводе, работал на коленях я в шоке, кто снимал видео молодец поучитедьный млмент
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This is pakistan🇵🇰🇵🇰 baby
"a real mechanic doesn't simply swap broken parts, they fix the parts" - some wise men
Love you!!!
Mechanics fix parts technicians replace
@@KushGenie true
La mano de obra y el tiempo invertido es más caro que comprarlo nuevo, en una comparación costo beneficio no es rentable para ningún cliente, las condiciones económicas en esos países son otras.
Sure he does.
Я вместо того чтобы заниматься работой на работе ,сижу смотрю как работает другой человек
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Почёт и уважения людям труда.
Когда рядом негде приобрести нужные запасные части и не такому научишься, а так уважение за эту работу.
Нищета, при наличии денег, где и как уходят на 2й план. Дед молодец однозначно!
This is what an engine rebuild will look like once we all have electric cars :D
true
We have taken everything for granted.we need to wake up, and smell the coffee, this will become a reality.
@@gustavogarza1966 I think its good. It's not economically viable to rebuild an ICE from 1990 and forward, too many specialized parts.
Я так понимаю это Пакистан, вообще эти парни удивляют своей находчивастью в условиях отсутсвия точных приборов и оборудованных мастерских, они восстанавливают и ремонтируют вещи до нормального функционирования буквально на коленке с минимаььным набором инструментов! Это впечатляет👏👏👏
I bet, all those 23M viewers watched this till the end
Yep
i did. becaus im drunk
I did 😂😂😂😂😂
I did!
Bazzinga!
i wish i had a chance to meet someone like this. I would be so happy to tell this guy what a true craftsman he is and shake his hand. I admire the hard work and the skills. In the USA we take this shit for granted and just go to the Autozone and buy a new one like it ain't nothing.
Lol, you buy your parts from autozone....
Privileges of not being in a 3rd world country
@@Idontknowmaybejohnsmith Certosa di pa vvjs
This man lives for us in poverty, however he's more rich and happy as all the western people together and not screwing the world.
I agree, great to see a starter motor rebuild like this, very skilled amazing work, and very enjoyable process to watch. Respect to these guys for the effort / work put into rebuilding things like this. On a side note, I didn't expect to see SMD in the comments, been enjoying your Acrylic build, among lots of past videos for well over a decade now. Another great watch is "Skillful Young Guy Builds a Custom Welding Plant".
Заслуживает оскара
Talk about ingenuity and resourceful and patient and just brilliant, wow is right!!!!
I am an experienced repair man . I have repaired many things that people have told me were beyond repair . People have marveled at my work , but I feel like a damned poser when I watch the work that some of these " third worlders " do with what they have at hand . I remove my baseball cap to salute these men and women .
You are a good man
Yeah feel the same way but back in the day I grew up (I'm 70) you repaired not throw away!.
Deep in the mountains, “repair” people are doing AKs and RPGs
only in pakistan
U r gr8 bro
А я думал он медь собирает. Хотел предложить болгарку использовать. Так быстрее. А потом смотрю, что-то сильно аккуратно работает.
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Капец какая нудная работа
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@@jayprakashmaurya2410 ne zaman istersen o kadar da olmaz ki böyle şeyler var ama bu
I really find the practice fascinating and the ability he has, the work is excellent.
God bless you always.
A big hug from Uruguay !!!
It is amazing that this man can completely rebuild and refurbish that fairly complex part using so little sophisticated equipment.
And appears to do it as effortlessly as someone who has done it thousands of times.
Ppjhj
Сам из хлама собираю вещи, но ваше мастерство просто поражает. Желаю всем мастеровым удачи и процветания.
С уважением Мастер Сваргань-ка.
Молодцы приятно смотреть , всегда смотрю их каналы трудолюбивые люди я уж правда не знаю что за страны думаю что весь ближний восток от Сирии до Индии мира всем и добра
This is Pakistan
это пакистан
I hope the channels owner is sharing the videos revenue with the people he's filming
Never
Marvellous dexterity and talent . I'm sure it'll be well used . 👍🇬🇧
My man there is a true Craftsman. He uses those hand tools like an extension of his body. Much respect brother!
And I'm too! E eu também!
@@charlesmaverick-im8nd jbb
И ещё заметил. Там если имеешь токарный станок то уже барин по сравнению с другими работягами. Токарь ухоженный, чистый, отлично одет.
Станок это великая сила , но вот за станком чудо угробило труд деда . Такие вещи нужно в центрах протачивать что бы не было биения . А после такой "работы" будет колбасить этот ротор . Быстро и подшипники вылетят и щётки рассыпятся .
@@user-ug6gr4cp3g он поджал бабкой смотри внимательно
@@user-ug6gr4cp3g продвинутый станочник значит. На будущее себя работой сам обеспечивает. Учился монтажу спутниковый антен. Гарантия, место соединения окислелоось. Я стал предлагать варианты для исключения проблемы. Мне сказали не еби мозг. Сейчас скрутим, а через пол года год позвонят. Приедем вот и 1.5р)))
@@user-su2lx6cj3x страна победившего капитализма... Увы...
@@user-lq2xr7zm2d Если Вы не знаете токарных работ то лучше не пишите . Биение патрона никуда не денется . Поэтому в патрон зажимается центр , его конус проходится резцом и потом на этих центрах протачивают подобные изделия и валы .
Pakistanis are good with their hands! My parents are from Lahore, Pakistan. These products were built with machines and they are hand building it from scratch! Amazing!
Masha allaah from Somalia🇸🇴
Завораживоющее зрелище . Мастер с большой буквы.
Bosch: this is a non-servicable item
Dude in his shop in Karachi (?): Hold my arrack
😂😂😂
Pakistanis have solution for everything
Brilliant.
bosch: servicing this will cost you 250eu, new one - 150eu.
They send all thier used starters to thus guy and have him re-man them for pennies. Then sell them for just under factory new prices.
Also Bosch: sourcing parts from india.
Craftmanship in the "western" World is largely lost
there are definitely people who make a living from day to day, my congratulations to this man
Love you!!!
What u ate doing 😂
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@@saedsakersaker9622 هلاو
I don't know that is few dollars in one month much of a living, because that is roughly how much he and others like him make. The wages are nothing compared to the work load they do and in some cases, that type of working gives a modern face to slavery.
Мастер, вот таких бы нам по больше.
А у нас они были! Одна часть в Америке другая в могиле от пьянки
At least this dude will be employed when the world goes full on Mad Max era.
shits gonna take a lot of scraps tho
V8!
welders, surgeons, people with practical mechanical knowledge, electricians, people who know how to make guns, ieds landmines.
@Bee Black it counts if its usable as a weapon
Mad max is here. All disposable. No one is hungry enough to work hard and rebuild the industrial clock.
New kids are on F..king tik tok.
Would know how to make a bon fire WITH A MATCH ...LOL OLD GEEZER ATTITUDE.
He hold it like a proud man and I take my hat 🎩 off for his work respect
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Same here👍
Amazing skill,. Bravo, bravissimo!!!, Congratulazione
I love these Vajayos so much! Living in the disposable society we live in today I just love watching people with skills and for the most part basic hand tools repair things! Watching old fashon hard work and skilled tradespeople do stuff is just so cool to me. It is like watching art forms that will be lost in the modern world of today....just shows you don't always need an app to do work!
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WTF did I just watch. Ol boy free handed that entire rebuild. The amount of skill this man has is mind blowing. I suddenly feel woefully inadequate. Lol
That was truly incredible. Like if you gave that to 10000 people and the tools he had and said i need a rebuild they would look at you like you lost your mind. The sad part is it looks like it took all day and he probably wont make that much off of having done such beautiful craftsmanship. Its art.
I can do
Ye, but commutator should never be this shiny, it's a little black not because it's dirty but because it's made that way - it lowers the friction.
Also, any removing material from coils increases their resistance, lowering the current and also decreasing lifespan of motor.
Also also, the soldering was made in such way, that there's no way to check for cold welds.
Also also also, string as a way of prevention of deformation by centripetal forces is bad, for its lacks the strength and stretches to easily, adding it changes very little to nothing.
Also also also, paper as an insulator in high current motor is a "no go". Now You have flame hazard all the time when You drive. Especially when this paper was so thin.
Ya it may work and even better then before, but only for short time.
He just cleaned it shiny, something that is not made to be shiny. It's more art then actual repair.
These guys can make guns with the bare hands
Мастер . То что у нас уже лет как тридцать не делают. Молодцы
Молодцы что неделают КУЛИБИНЫ
по моему еще лет 8-12 назад делали :)
Imagine if these guys would have worked with a top notch workshop for the last 10 years
Have it not we have such a gifted hands on every corner of the world, we would have been butchered by those big companies that produce spare parts.
For those who care about technology, this is called hairpin windings, extremely difficult to do. We have multimillion dollar equipments that does what this guy is doing it in a shop. He doing a better job!
Yea... At the rate of 4 a day...
@@OceanSlim this took more than one day surly
@@seanandrew2823 This can be done in a few hours, with his lack of proper tools, I'd bet it took him all day.
@@Daniel.Baxter sounds like some elon musk sci-fi talk to me
@@DaBuGzLiFe I mean the video basically covers the whole of his process other than the wait time for the heat, the cleaning solution and the varnish drying at the end so nah, so I’m guessing around 10 a day.
Да молодцы, руки золотые у человека.
MO ml
استاد جی زندہ باد تیرے ھنر کو سلام بہت بہترین صفائی سے کام کیا ھے ماشااللہ زبردست
BIG RESPECT! for this kinda people.
Gratitude!
сделано без лишних движений. видно опытный мастер. респект.
Молодцы..
Мастера своего дела, очень нравится данный контент...люди на коленках изготавливают шедевры, набор простейших инструментов, мини механизация, опыт на высоте, можно для себя что-то подчерпнуть!
Amazing watching a true artist of his time. His son must be proud.
Love you!!!
He rebuilt a starter motor not fly to the moon jfc get a grip
посадку под подшипник, щкуркой прошел и нормально. Да и что с ней будет, 5 раз в тиски зажали и 20 раз молоточком постучали.
Недумаю что там подшипник есть, скорее уже просто втулка бронзовая.
Золотые руки у дядьки, тут ничего не добавишь.
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Руки может быть ток обоженнный якарь как сувенир чтоли пригодится
Так ты возми кусок сталистой провалки попробуй согнуть а потом в огонь до красна дай остыныть и вуаля прутик гнется двумя пальцами так и центрпльная ось
Физика и химия слова походу новые
@@Dmitri_Andreev-mg6qb4yb6k без калибровки долго не будет работать..
Руки то может и золотые, только после такого нагрева этому стартеру долго не проработать, металл посажен.... А потом мы их покупаем под видом аналоговых запчастей и думаем почему так мало проработал.🤣🤣🤣
Красава,что сказать,сколько наших якорей уплывших на металлолом мог бы к жизни вернуть.Лайк железобетонный.
Кого вернуть? После обжигания ротора его можно выкинуть!
@@lacky6794 вернуть в работу и продать на алике. На пару дней хватит, а гарантии там нет
Если я не ошибаюсь, то якоря раньше ремонтировплись. Сейчас дешевле купить стартер новый
Onde fica essa oficina? Tenho uma bobina velha em casa e vou levar pra este senhor dar uma garibada.
Great job 🥰🥰🥰
I believe that these are the craftsmen and woman that make it all come together.Awesome
It's good to see that over one million people chose to watch this instead of some cat falling off a couch. Hat's off to this amazing man with hard working hands.
Молодец чувак,умеет перематывать,и ни каких особых инструментов не надо☺️
Бесконечное уважение людям труда.
Ваше мастерство, выше всяких похвал.
Здоровья вам и вашим близким.
Reality in others parts of the world . Creative and ingenuity . Here in America We can barely take a spark plug from a engine ..
I wouldn't say that for example I'm hardwood floor mechanic but there are also car mechanics everyone is really good at what they do Americans are one of the hardest working people in the world we aren't a rich country because we are lazy
Because for them it cost much to buy new one , in poorer countries they always gonna find away to cost less, advanced countries care less about small things, they focus on bigger things to advance in technology, in poorer countries can fix but can’t create new and better engine, because third world countries they have no respect for scientists moreover their scientists fled away to advanced countries , they have low education system and no research facilities or scientific research and no creativity, That’s the difference between advanced countries and none advanced, Thinking minds and none thinking minds.
Нихера себе, я думал он просто медь достаёт, а он якорь починил 🤦♂️👏👏👏
Зато я теперь знаю как достать медь из якоря
@@user-qd2rz1dl7e 🤣🤣🤣
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Кисточкой пропитку для товарного вида😁для постоянника соойдёт
Those guys are self educated engineers , they are doing great jobs with less machinery and tooling. Thanks for sharing 🙏
BAIJAAN APNE MERI AUQATH YAAD KARADI PEHLE MAI ARMATURE REWIND KIYAKARTATHA ...ALLAH APKO KUSH RAKEH ...PARVEAZ AHMED INDIA KARNATAK BANGALORE DUWA KI DARKASTH
Very impressive. when I was growing up there was a lot of these shops for us self-employed and farming people. getting rarer and rarer to find this kind of Hands-On craftsmanship anymore
That armature goes into Lucas starters. I've been rebuilding starters, alternators, and rewinding generator armatures for the last 14 years, this was actually pretty neat to watch. My hats off to you!
1-10, how do you think his work and the shop? Would like to hear from a experienced ones
I repair motors the size of school buses, but I like repairing small stuff like this for personal use. I only have access to giant machines, so i have to do stuff by hand like this guy. He's so much better at fixing the small stuff than I am. I just wish he'd wear some gloves. At least around those chemicals.
У нас ремесленников уже 30 лет нема, а зато юристов и экономистов хоть пруд пруди тем более бездарных
Вот точно сказал...
Ну так осваивайте профессию человека труда и вперёд! Что мешает? Будет вам почет и уважение.
У нас каждый 5й мужик как на видео, они даже луче его разбирут генератор , стартер. Быстрее в глотку залить. Кто понял тот понял)))
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Such renewed parts worth more than industrial-made ones like handmade shoes! Respect! Most honesty way to earn your piece of bread and go to bed at night with honor on front of family and society! Hats off to master!
Parabéns pelo trabalho, muito bem feito 👏👏
Я один думал , что он на чермет разбирает ?
На цвет
Хрен они будут на чермет и цвет метьздавать это не наши охломоны
Да, все остальные думали что на цветмет.
@@romanbelov2989 я тоже думал что на метал.
Да сначало думаешь на чермет.а самом деле у них нешита,бедность поэтому так вастанавливают.а типерь приставте союзники вот так востановили. да я лучше новый куплю скажет правильно
The day modern society crumbles and falls apart, people like this are most likely to survive.
Guns
Aint that the truth, i was born & raised on a farm & basically fixed our own equipment jus like this humble man
Cant for it to crumble fast enough
@ I have seen that. But I wouldn't really trust any of that stuff. They are using cheap parts and materials, hand filing everything.
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What a skill!! I bet this starter will last longer than brand new starter.
No
Can't
Like a pro. I love seeing people that know how to actually fix things. Most skills have been do to manufacturing advances. Its also why many things dont last like they used to.
This really puts into perspective how much human effort has been replaced during the industrial revolution. This part was machine made and it probably took minutes. This looks like a full day's work.
Plus a lifetime of honing his skill.
@@jeffmiller2871 honoring*
@@ladundeeark2772 no I meant honing. It means, refine or perfect (something) over a period of time.
@@jeffmiller2871 Correct thanks for teaching me something new.
Have you seen how armatures are made nowadays? It’s an amazing automated process... it’s wonderful to compare the artisanal process with the industrial one
Those hands have done a lot of hard work. Real respect in the proper sense.
To bad there is not that many likes on this post I gave it 1 myself!! I would give it many more if I could!!!!!!!!!!!!
Graduate mechanics : Yeah, you need to buy it from Genuine Spare Parts shop.
This man : Hold my curved iron parts😂
I know this is a joke but the fact is the price of labour in AUS you cannot image, especially car repair. If noise on the gearbox, they will just tell you to change.
Love my country Pakistan 🤩🤩🖤🖤🖤
Вот человек. Слов нет . Дай бог ему здоровья и благополучия.
И самое несправедливое за свой труд он получает копейки.
@@arthurruslanovich6606 да к сожалению вы правы. Это так.
Он дерьмо смастерил. Сапромат изучайте.
@@762OTTO а у него и выбора нет.Видели в каких условиях он работает?! Это вы можете позволить себе запчасти а они нет.
@@arthurruslanovich6606 Ещё я могу позволить себе пролудить концы обмотки перед пайкой
Can someone give this chap a cut from the 9M VIEWS...?❤️
My thoughts exactly. 👍❤️
I hope he knows they getting $$ from his video.
@@user-cv2jt8tk5j I hope so. ❤️
Cada profissional com sua hsbilidade, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho.
Good job. Surprised that the copper didn't snap with all of that bending and re-bending. :-)
This guy doesn’t talk, cause he speaks with his hands.
And it still sounds like fucking hindi to me...
@@thefattesthagrid po 0
That's what my girlfriend says about me!
Maybe he’s mute due to insanity from the amount of lead solder he’s absorbed through his hands 😂.
@@thefattesthagrid bro I'm sure this is in Pakistan. It's urdu.
Love these videos, such a contrast to our “use once” society.
I always find the background traffic noise somehow reassuring
ASMR❗😌
Just consumer crap is throw away,
Servo motors are hand made in the USA and rebuilt , I can get any motor I need rewound and rebuilt for its for larger motors , small motors are always replaced ..
Best skill and craftsmanship
Новый ротор наверное дешевле... А мастеру респект!!!
The world needs people like this to teach practical skills in the Universities. Brilliant.
Yeah, because we have a dire shortage of truck starter motor huh? What an idiotic thing to say.
I showed this video to my dad that I admire for his craftsmanship and he replied to me.Son this guy has balls made out of steel...Great work gentlemen respect from Greece...
Поздравляю с работой, молодец!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Красавцы.Золотые руки у ребят👍