Please do learn the difference between food grade aluminium and other aluminium like shown in this video. According to the research these Afghan pots are adding extreme levels of lead to the food, which is causing a lot of problems in the population and furthermore, these Afghan cauldrons have been banned in foreign countries.
Hard working but not willing to put in the hard work to get out from under their oppressive violent regime of a government thats keeps them in absolute destitution.
Not to mention how diligently and admirably they toil away to ensure people have wonderful cookware, filled with lead and other contaminants to help flavor all the lovely foods cooked in these fine vessels, using alloys which were never meant for cooking tools. Nice!
The pots are literally toxic and are giving people lead poisoning. Metals used in engines and such are not food grade and require significant chemical refining that is not done here to remove lead from them. This is literally why we have codes and standards.
@@DeadDanganronpaGuy There's no such thing as "brand new metal". Metal is recycled and reused everywhere, that's not the problem. The problem is that there's the right way to do and the wrong way to do it. This is the wrong way to do it.
Their work is good enough for some pompous fool to hold high in a virtuous display of 3rd world “art”, but it’s not good enough to use for its intended purpose… smh. Look around, 9 out of 10 working there would be angry that their work sits idle on a shelf in the home of some snooty insipid condescending westerner.
A bare hand a three inches from a guy pouring 1,300 degree F molten aluminum from a crude, shop-built ladle. That would require a level of trust that I do not possess.
Appreciate their workmanship and hours of hard work, if only these cookers were made of food grade aluminium or anodized aluminium would have been great!!!
@@deucedeuce1572 the Chinese used lead as immortality pills, and the Romans drank lead at all times, if you wanna be great you need to learn from those who where once GREAT!
@@jurusco Damn, that would be one expensive ornament. I'm fairly certain they're real cooking tools. I do wonder how they keep the pressure though? They don't appear to have a seal. The edges of the aluminum are machined flat, so they may "mate" fairly well... but I didn't think that would be good enough to guarantee a air/water/steam tight seal.
Respects to these hardworking men. I imagine they earn very little. Their work environment is terrible and there are safety issues. Yet they have no choice.
@@auturgicflosculator2183 You see your argument would only make sense if i said everybody is equal and they cant do better. I am not saying that. I am saying they could have done better in life and made poor decisions that led them to where they are. Everyone is a master of their own destiny and with enough effort almost anyone can raise themselves from that sort of life.
@@auturgicflosculator2183 Its 2024, those people have almost as much freedom as i do. less opportunity, not as good looking or long in the dong as me, but they could have done better with their life, and if you are honest you would agree.
A large number of these are destined for sale on Amazon. On the US import they are marked as "mostly aluminum"...Mostly. Of course the high amount of lead in there gives the food that little extra sweetness. It's the same reason Romans liked drinking wine from lead, it made it taste like a small amount of honey was added.
Isn't there allot of zinc and lead in de aluminium alloys? As far as I can tell it's not XRF analyzed aluminium but just the whole lot of cast aluminium/zinc scrap.
Lead, zinc and aluminium have different melting points and sortly weights, I am not sure if lead and aluminium can be made into an alloy. I think lead is just a contamination in aluminium and that it weakens the material. Scraps form airplanes would do fine.
They were banned from being sold on amazon because of the high lead content. Some unscrupulous people still try to sell them on there. Some states have banned their sale altogether. More states might do the same.
Western people are really something else, instead of watching and commenting on the techniques demonstrated in this videos, all they watch is what PPE they are wearing, this is what happens when people stop using their common sense and start using government regulation books for guidance in their daily life. Really pathetic.
@@deucedeuce1572 i mean nothing is preventing him from buying a respirator... except his own ignorance. I know theyre not cheap but neither is lung cancer / alzheimers from inhaling aluminum dust all day
@@williammadisondavis I'm not sure if he has the money. His boss probably does and I think that should be his responsibility. As much as I hate all the laws we have in the US (because we have WAY too many)... I'm glad we at least have laws that employers are responsible for creating safe working conditions for their workers.
@@williammadisondavis Yeah... but when you're getting paid $1/day of work and respirators are something that you probably have to order from another country... for an amount of money that you'll probably never have... then there might be a couple things actually keeping him from buying one.
Simple, low tech, labour intensive yet so ingenious. Salute to the Afghanis. You make do with so little, wish you all the best from India. Peace and prosperity.
Nice looking pressure cooker for how it was made. They use what they have, and make it happen. We are very spoiled in the western world. I hope to see us all working together to make a better world for all.
From the chaos of breaking the raw materials to the making of the molds and then casting and finishing of the pots I became very impressed. The workers did a wonderful job of creating the most beautiful cookware I have ever seen. Very beautiful. The men can take pride in a difficult job well done. Very beautiful pots!
I'm confident it is safe. Think of the pressure inside of an internal combustion engine, the source of the raw material for the product. It's a younger work force but they seem to take pride in their workmanship. Was hoping to see one in operation in a kitchen.
@@jreeder6168 Its not the pressure and risk of explosions that make these dangerous. Its the materials used. Its the metals which arent suited for food production. Aluminum, zink, lead, etc. Making food in these will basically contaminate the food, and eating it will most definitely give all sorts of health problems in long term
Have your cookers tested for lead contamination, it comes from the recycled aluminum that is used in the manufacture of the cookers. Also, if the cookers are not anodized, aluminum leaching will occur.
Correct, these cookers should be made of stainless steel (not recycled aluminum) or there is risk of lead poisoning. This is why lead was removed from petrol fuel in the west. Symptoms include: developmental delay, learning difficulties, irritability, seizures, aggression, mood disorder, memory problems, stillbirth, high blood pressure, joint and muscle pain, etc.
The man carrying and pouring the ladle full of molten aluminum was wearing sandals! Give the guy a raise so he could at least afford tennis shoes. He probably works harder in a day than I do in a week. These men have my respect. Many years ago, when I worked as a welder, steel toed boots were mandatory. So was eye and ear protection along with hard hats. OSHA made regular trips through the plant.
Most people born in the U.S. might not realize just how unsafe many countries are. We have a lot of benefits in our society that are easily, and quite often, taken for granted.
look it up ! here is the metals that are in aluminium blocks, Most cast aluminum engine blocks are made from one of three alloys: 319, A356 or A357. The 319 alloy is 85.8% to 91.5% aluminum, 5.5% to 6.5% silicon, 3% to 4% copper, 0.35% nickel, 0.25% titanium, 0.5% manganese, 1% iron, 1% zinc and 0.1% magnesium. I am with You on cooking in aluminum however but You must have to say it Many of these shops make pretty neat stuff with bare feet You have to admire their industry don't You ? I think they look Very nice !
Alot of people cussing them here in the comments but when your country is under embargo from the world, you make do with what you got, well done to them!
Its not cussing them.... these are normal people sharing their understanding to aware Afghan people..... these people have nothing to with governmental levels man......Afghan people can also make utensils using mud which can be a much better healthier option but would take some extra time to cook.....
very nice example of what they call "gaslighting" no one is cussing by questioning the actual safety factor. do you enjoy starting trouble or trolling or what?
@@jjrusy7438 Gaslighting...??? go and check where and when did kidney failure, liver failure, heart failure happened, it all came from the west by sacrificing generations of people and even today they do the same.... first feed chemicals and other harmful metals, plastic via packed food claiming to be to "food quality" and then big pharma comes in to cash for which they spend billion of dollars in so called research to steal the money of innocent unsuspecting people...when people try to go natural all so called doctors jump and claim it to be a myth and sign of primitive and uneducated society...even eating oil adulterated causing young girls cyst and imbalance hormonal growth, all those chips and snacks packed causing blood pressure due to high quantity of sodium and reused oil same with so called food preservatives,,,right now you feel as if its cussing -- but wait for "development" to reach Afghanistan then see the rise in obesity, infertility, diseases like cancer, blood pressure, sugar and other defects causing DNA to change just as we see in the west and where ever this "development" have reached..
The embargo has nothing to do with it. India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, and many other places do the same things. They don't have the infrastructure, and many places are like 100 years behind the first world when it comes to conveniences and safety. People make a hundred or a couple hundred dollars a year, labor is cheaper than the equipment. The fuel is wood, or probably waste oil, whatevers around. How things are done there is how things were done a long time ago in places like the US, England, and Europe. For local consumption.
I'm very proud of these guys. Hard working and very discipline in their work place. I just love the finished product. I'm watching from Keningau Sabah Malaysia.
Whatever these guys are getting paid, it's not enough! Those are the most beautiful cooking pots I've ever seen. Almost too beautiful to actually use. Ought to be in a museum!
Pressure cookers are a very efficient way of cooking. They should have an internal (ceramic) coating however, to stop any leaching of aluminum into food.
@@trevorstewart8 Because they are made of supposedly used engine blocks. Those are infused with lead. Actually, wouldn't be so bad of a product, if they used safe materials. I also assume one of the bolts does contain an emergency pressure relieve.
@@BarafuAlbino Yes from what I know the red "bolt" that was added is a wax plug that melts at a precise temperate/pressure combination to release the accumulated steam.
Wow ! Everyone has a job and the product looks beautiful, 👍🏻👍🏻 up for the men at that factory it’s hard work , but thousands of people make there dinners in these beautiful pots !
I like the transparency shown here that is absent in American oligarchy. These folks are proud to show you what deregulation has to offer. When faith > science this is precisely the result you can expect as a consumer and precisely why the oligarchs embrace the ideology. To them, this is a dream operation. No inspections, no oversight, no safety, no rules. Further, if you are a libertarian, you have just agreed with everything I just wrote as if it were all desirable. In short, you want America to be Afghanistan. This is your vision for America.
Did you see early in the video the guy with the gloves. Looks like he is missing fingers by the way he is holding and moving the forged pieces. Look at about 10:06 to 11:35. There are regulations in the civilized world for a reason. Sometimes they are bad and cumbersome and sometimes they are desperately needed. We do not live in a perfect world. Yeah safety managers are a pain in the tush. But I'd rather live in a world with them than not.
@@p.o.9964 There is a subtle difference between regulation and authoritarianism. When regulation is for the benefit of the populace, provides a level economic playing field for those competitive institutions being regulated, and is based upon scientific studies instead of political agendas (left or right), then they are typically good, needed regulations.
I'm just wondering how many of those mills and lathes were making IED's for 20 years. I'm sure they had the same attention to details, though I'm guessing a lack of transparency?
@@BillMooney-r5c And this is your best argument for deregulation? What, exactly, is your point? Could it be that religious extremism embedded within government leads to the secret construction of terrorist weapons? Why would terrorists choose to be transparent about that?
@@8001010 Aluminium can be the contaminant. Acidic food can leech some Aluminium from the pot and also other stuff that it in it, like the lead from a used motor block. For cooking ware Aluminium has to bei pure. You should anodize the pots or coat them with eg. ceramic. But that would of course raise the costs.
year but my grandparents used aluminium cookwear thier whole lives and i bet your children or grandchildren will look back at your life and shake their head in diss belief
Total Unhealthy Product.. Car engine block are not pure aluminum... Its alloy of so many mantels ... Zinc , Manganese, Silicon,Copper, Nickel, Titanium,Iron, Magnicium.. Engine block metal is not suit for making any cookware...... 🙏🏼.. please don't buy this and don't use it.........
As an afghan, kudos to the workers. For those complaining about safety, I would like to inform you that the cooker is as safe as its manufacturing, almost died on two occasions because of it.
They are dangerous because those things are proven to dissipate lead into the food. Depending on the scrap aluminum used. No one should by - no one would be in danger to produce this dangerous trash.
Total Unhealthy Product.. Car engine block are not pure aluminum... Its alloy of so many mantels ... Zinc , Manganese, Silicon,Copper, Nickel, Titanium,Iron, Magnicium.. Engine block metal is not suit for making any cookware...... 🙏🏼.. please don't buy this and don't use it.........
Yeah, "but we just make food grade pots (drilling holes for detonator..)" :) These are indeed double use products if watching that way. I think using to making food kills anyways. It's little bit sad thing. Using some old brass casing from cannon shell would be so much better, least in theory.
Please do learn the difference between food grade aluminium and other aluminium like shown in this video. According to the research these Afghan pots are adding extreme levels of lead to the food, which is causing a lot of problems in the population and furthermore, these Afghan cauldrons have been banned in foreign countries.
So what is the difference?
@@mosesmanaka8109 Lead is toxic.
Are you saying Afghan safety standards are not the same as in the USA lol
Love the steel toe flip flops
Do you know this for a fact? They do their best with what they have and it sells very well 😊
Say whatever you want people but these are some hard working human beings... hats off to them!
Not by choice
Hard working but not willing to put in the hard work to get out from under their oppressive violent regime of a government thats keeps them in absolute destitution.
They sound like aliens to me !
Not to mention how diligently and admirably they toil away to ensure people have wonderful cookware, filled with lead and other contaminants to help flavor all the lovely foods cooked in these fine vessels, using alloys which were never meant for cooking tools. Nice!
@@wr7033 all thanks to america who delayed their advancements by 20+ years.
If you cook in one of these remember the recommended oil is 10-W30.
Base or synthetic?
Depends on the weather.😜
I personaly would use 20W-50, but that's me lol.
@@peterburton3147 Does have better flavor...
😂synthetic is better -high smoke point.only once in life time ?short life
Ingenious and hard-working people earns my respect
They are ingenious no doubt about that.
The pots are literally toxic and are giving people lead poisoning.
Metals used in engines and such are not food grade and require significant chemical refining that is not done here to remove lead from them.
This is literally why we have codes and standards.
you're a clown shut up
I'm so glad I live in a country where we can use brand new metal and not old and worn down shit
@@DeadDanganronpaGuy There's no such thing as "brand new metal".
Metal is recycled and reused everywhere, that's not the problem. The problem is that there's the right way to do and the wrong way to do it.
This is the wrong way to do it.
Absolutely gorgeous product. Would I use it for cooking? No. Would I buy one for decoration and to support the artisans? Yes.
Why would you support mass murderers?
My thoughts as well.
Of course i would use it for cooking
Their work is good enough for some pompous fool to hold high in a virtuous display of 3rd world “art”, but it’s not good enough to use for its intended purpose… smh. Look around, 9 out of 10 working there would be angry that their work sits idle on a shelf in the home of some snooty insipid condescending westerner.
you sound like my mom
Seeing him steady the mould while his off- sider poured made my toes curl🫣
A bare hand a three inches from a guy pouring 1,300 degree F molten aluminum from a crude, shop-built ladle. That would require a level of trust that I do not possess.
Well, the leidenfrost effect exists but still wouldn't do it myself
The amount of trust is incredible.
That level of trust requires a certain level of stupidity.
😭
Half a litre of oil stll inside the engine pan they just melted down. Helps with the fire!
That's also for flavoring. "Hey dad, this rice... is this aftertaste of a Totota or a Nissan?" 😂 I really admire these workers
in a lot of smaller shops waste engine oil also fires the smelter ...
makes the food go down a little easier
@@JavierBonillaCwhat is a tototo ?
@@Nash15118 I meant Toyota, sorry
Appreciate their workmanship and hours of hard work, if only these cookers were made of food grade aluminium or anodized aluminium would have been great!!!
They use only the finest lead-aluminum alloys.
@@deucedeuce1572 the Chinese used lead as immortality pills, and the Romans drank lead at all times, if you wanna be great you need to learn from those who where once GREAT!
It's not like people gonna use it for cooking, it's just ornamental, isn't it?
@@jurusco Damn, that would be one expensive ornament. I'm fairly certain they're real cooking tools. I do wonder how they keep the pressure though? They don't appear to have a seal. The edges of the aluminum are machined flat, so they may "mate" fairly well... but I didn't think that would be good enough to guarantee a air/water/steam tight seal.
@@deucedeuce1572 35:45
Respects to these hardworking men. I imagine they earn very little. Their work environment is terrible and there are safety issues. Yet they have no choice.
The example of child labor is superb!
what child labour? the laws in Afghanistan are different and 15 year olds are adults in their country and can work. @@stevolopez
Of course they have choices and options. They have just made the wrong ones in life to end up how they are.
@@auturgicflosculator2183 You see your argument would only make sense if i said everybody is equal and they cant do better. I am not saying that. I am saying they could have done better in life and made poor decisions that led them to where they are. Everyone is a master of their own destiny and with enough effort almost anyone can raise themselves from that sort of life.
@@auturgicflosculator2183 Its 2024, those people have almost as much freedom as i do. less opportunity, not as good looking or long in the dong as me, but they could have done better with their life, and if you are honest you would agree.
Respect for these talented hard working men 🙌
@@MickLafitte read the room, brother.
@@miki_9034 I am absolutely positive we don't share parents. And I suggest you start reading independent news outlets. You may then have a chance.
you're a clown shut up
Every worker in the world is evenly hardworking...
@@Kazafi007 What floor are you on?
Customer: "What alloy are these pots made of?"
Afghans: "Yes."
"We put the Whole Periodic Table into the making of our Pots"
A large number of these are destined for sale on Amazon. On the US import they are marked as "mostly aluminum"...Mostly.
Of course the high amount of lead in there gives the food that little extra sweetness. It's the same reason Romans liked drinking wine from lead, it made it taste like a small amount of honey was added.
@@LogicalNiko Yep...until they went insane due to lead poisoning...
Alzimers desese provided free of charge with every pot.
Look up te effects of desolved Aluminium on the body.
US military gear.
Isn't there allot of zinc and lead in de aluminium alloys? As far as I can tell it's not XRF analyzed aluminium but just the whole lot of cast aluminium/zinc scrap.
Yes. It doesn't matter to them. They don't know what lead is.
@M3GAprincess rude
@@ahmedelkhwaga2751 Reality is rude. Mother Nature is cruel. I pray to honesty, not false gods.
@@M3GAprincess amen
Lead, zinc and aluminium have different melting points and sortly weights, I am not sure if lead and aluminium can be made into an alloy. I think lead is just a contamination in aluminium and that it weakens the material. Scraps form airplanes would do fine.
That is genuinely very cool.......so long as you don't think about the lead poisoning.
Meh, minor detail!!
Lets hope they not cook something sour.
@@FnD4212 You are thinking about aluminum. There is no difference what they cook, lead will leach into food.
They were banned from being sold on amazon because of the high lead content. Some unscrupulous people still try to sell them on there. Some states have banned their sale altogether. More states might do the same.
@@Jonathan.D - Explains the thinking over there!
Very enterprising and hard working people. My admiration ❤👏👍
The end products looks amazing, for decoration
Decorating the side of the road packed with explosive
@@TheLoxxxton you don't need explosive with pressure cooker.
@@donwmz it looks good and also is reknown for working well . Soviet Union taught industrial quality to Afghans
@@donwmz remember art nouveau? Modernismo? Baroque weapons? Roman armours? Exhibing decorative elements is perfectly compatible with being useful.
@@macarenarojo It was 20 years of the US democracy
Very sophisticated operation, they've got gloves, a wheelbarrow, chairs and everything!
I wonder what kind of a 401K plan they have?
@@todaylets2583 - For every 401K pots they make they get 10 minutes rest.
They defeated the us army with the same tools though
LOL, they will be blind, deaf and have carpel tunnel before dying of blood poisoning!
That one guy even had professional work sandals.
I love his safety sandals..
Calluses on the tops of their feet...
Now they upgraded to safety crocs
and this respiratory protection!
Western people are really something else, instead of watching and commenting on the techniques demonstrated in this videos, all they watch is what PPE they are wearing, this is what happens when people stop using their common sense and start using government regulation books for guidance in their daily life. Really pathetic.
@@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13 steel toed toes
Ahhhh, life at the sweat shop... I sure don't miss it.
Your getting soft, you need to go back!!
@@mistersniffer6838 I'm waiting for the election in America. I might have no choice.
@@MasterKenfucius - Start your calisthenics early to be prepared!!
@@mistersniffer6838 I'm already practicing my "ding ding ding"s and running around in slippers with hot metal all over the floor.
From pretty much nothing to finished product, I really enjoyed your endeavor, and craftsmanship. Thanks.
ماشاء الله على إخواننا في أفغانستان الحبيبة بارك الله فيكم وجزاكم الله خيرا.
Brilliant work and what a great cooker. What ever your being paid it isn't enough.
Sanding Worker **take a breath** : -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP -1HP
I feel sorry for that guy. He traded his health/lungs and life for a couple years work.
He traded his health and lungs for not starving to death soon.
@@deucedeuce1572 i mean nothing is preventing him from buying a respirator... except his own ignorance. I know theyre not cheap but neither is lung cancer / alzheimers from inhaling aluminum dust all day
@@williammadisondavis I'm not sure if he has the money. His boss probably does and I think that should be his responsibility. As much as I hate all the laws we have in the US (because we have WAY too many)... I'm glad we at least have laws that employers are responsible for creating safe working conditions for their workers.
@@williammadisondavis Yeah... but when you're getting paid $1/day of work and respirators are something that you probably have to order from another country... for an amount of money that you'll probably never have... then there might be a couple things actually keeping him from buying one.
Cleanliness & safety at it's finest hour
Safety ? It’s banned in the USA because of the lead m there is food safe alloys what he’s using is old car engines
Simple, low tech, labour intensive yet so ingenious. Salute to the Afghanis. You make do with so little, wish you all the best from India. Peace and prosperity.
Nice looking pressure cooker for how it was made. They use what they have, and make it happen. We are very spoiled in the western world. I hope to see us all working together to make a better world for all.
What do you do for a living?..I'm a lid stacker at Ali Babas crockpot emporium....
A job is a job and in Taliban Territory picking is scarce for employment.. but lead consumptions up..
@VineGrove123 indeed
@@angelone8564 bingo
I make IED's... oops, I mean pressure cookers. I said pressure cookers.
I’m the rubber of sand on the IED… errr I mean aluminum block pots for cooking. Yeah, they’re for cooking 👍
hard working yourg men to make a living...blessed be
Incredible skills shown by these men, very impressive!
From the chaos of breaking the raw materials to the making of the molds and then casting and finishing of the pots I became very impressed. The workers did a wonderful job of creating the most beautiful cookware I have ever seen. Very beautiful. The men can take pride in a difficult job well done. Very beautiful pots!
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing.
good say
Thank You for sharing your amazing Skills
Really neat. I would buy one in a heartbeat just to support them, except I have serious doubts that there is anything safe about cooking in these.
Yeah, bet some are made from destroyed western tank parts. Worst quality.
Just use them as flower pots.
I'm confident it is safe. Think of the pressure inside of an internal combustion engine, the source of the raw material for the product. It's a younger work force but they seem to take pride in their workmanship. Was hoping to see one in operation in a kitchen.
cook? they make great IED's...
@@jreeder6168 Its not the pressure and risk of explosions that make these dangerous. Its the materials used. Its the metals which arent suited for food production. Aluminum, zink, lead, etc. Making food in these will basically contaminate the food, and eating it will most definitely give all sorts of health problems in long term
Always love to see the practical safety standards in other countries..
what standards here? They lead poising their own kindsmen.
Exceptional work of our Afghan brothers. Love from India. Afghanistan Zindabad.
Okay, so now I want one just as a display piece! Awesome video!
Say what you want but they are working their ass off for maybe $2 a day. I respect the work ethic. And they are recycling.
Screwing themselves and their future generations
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Yeah but it's 2024 man.
Yep. Lead poisoning is okay, as long as they are recycling. Duhhh.
i agree though and its amazing what they can do with primitive technology
If the voices are any indication…
They Might be moving just a tiny bit less 'productively' than it at first may seem. 🤔
Have your cookers tested for lead contamination, it comes from the recycled aluminum that is used in the manufacture of the cookers. Also, if the cookers are not anodized, aluminum leaching will occur.
Correct, these cookers should be made of stainless steel (not recycled aluminum) or there is risk of lead poisoning. This is why lead was removed from petrol fuel in the west. Symptoms include: developmental delay, learning difficulties, irritability, seizures, aggression, mood disorder, memory problems, stillbirth, high blood pressure, joint and muscle pain, etc.
Safety NOT #1
So its the perfect gift for the mother in law
toxic
On top of all that, I'd be dubious of sand cast aluminum's ability to hold pressure.
The man carrying and pouring the ladle full of molten aluminum was wearing sandals! Give the guy a raise so he could at least afford tennis shoes. He probably works harder in a day than I do in a week. These men have my respect. Many years ago, when I worked as a welder, steel toed boots were mandatory. So was eye and ear protection along with hard hats. OSHA made regular trips through the plant.
How about the poor guy holding the lid from together for the pour only inches from his hands 😭 and no gloves OMG!!!
Other wise, its designing &manufacturing is awesome
Love the guy give a 👍,
Live happy afghanistan.
Pressure cookers are a fave for IED's
Only at marathons in the US.
The high levels of lead and heavy metals make them not useful for cooking
Maybe stop invading their countries to steal resources and it wouldn't be a fave.
🤣🤣😂
pressure cookers were taliban's favourite for making IED's
We know that the Afghans are hardworking people, and this is one example of their beautiful workmanship skill and hard labor..Hats off Brothers..
Beautiful product. I have seen these in action and I am amazed at their strength. Awesome to watch the process these craftsmen do. God bless them all.
Beautiful cookers that gives you alzheimers.
Amazing...that's better than war..👍👍👍👍👍
Appreciate their workmanship and hours of hard work
Hard work matters and Afganis are very good people.
Afghans. Afghani is a unit of currency
good I hope they stay there and improve their own country instead of trying to 'improve' ours
Kudos Hardworking very skilled workers 1!!
May God always bless the people of Afghanistan.
To see bare hands holding the lid mould while it was being poured was frightening!
excellent quality control.../Safety is top notch also.
Most people born in the U.S. might not realize just how unsafe many countries are. We have a lot of benefits in our society that are easily, and quite often, taken for granted.
Love the safety equipment! Where is osha?
How much is union dues? Paid maternity leave?
Yes, quality is so good the metals don't need to have toxic metals, carbon, and lead removed from the engine blocks before turning into a pot.
How much lead and other heavy metal contamination is in those cookers?.
They like a bit of lead.
@@johngreydanus2033 yes, the guys all look happy in their work too.
same as flint Michigan water so its all good
look it up ! here is the metals that are in aluminium blocks, Most cast aluminum engine blocks are made from one of three alloys: 319, A356 or A357. The 319 alloy is 85.8% to 91.5% aluminum, 5.5% to 6.5% silicon, 3% to 4% copper, 0.35% nickel, 0.25% titanium, 0.5% manganese, 1% iron, 1% zinc and 0.1% magnesium. I am with You on cooking in aluminum however but You must have to say it Many of these shops make pretty neat stuff with bare feet You have to admire their industry don't You ? I think they look Very nice !
None. Impurities get skimmed off as dross.
That is team work. Keep it up!
It’s shiny! It must be an incredible product!
Wonderful video with all the processes
Alot of people cussing them here in the comments but when your country is under embargo from the world, you make do with what you got, well done to them!
Its not cussing them.... these are normal people sharing their understanding to aware Afghan people..... these people have nothing to with governmental levels man......Afghan people can also make utensils using mud which can be a much better healthier option but would take some extra time to cook.....
very nice example of what they call "gaslighting" no one is cussing by questioning the actual safety factor. do you enjoy starting trouble or trolling or what?
@@jjrusy7438 Gaslighting...??? go and check where and when did kidney failure, liver failure, heart failure happened, it all came from the west by sacrificing generations of people and even today they do the same.... first feed chemicals and other harmful metals, plastic via packed food claiming to be to "food quality" and then big pharma comes in to cash for which they spend billion of dollars in so called research to steal the money of innocent unsuspecting people...when people try to go natural all so called doctors jump and claim it to be a myth and sign of primitive and uneducated society...even eating oil adulterated causing young girls cyst and imbalance hormonal growth, all those chips and snacks packed causing blood pressure due to high quantity of sodium and reused oil same with so called food preservatives,,,right now you feel as if its cussing -- but wait for "development" to reach Afghanistan then see the rise in obesity, infertility, diseases like cancer, blood pressure, sugar and other defects causing DNA to change just as we see in the west and where ever this "development" have reached..
@@jjrusy7438you’re the troll mate, Somali pirates ?!?!
The embargo has nothing to do with it. India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, and many other places do the same things. They don't have the infrastructure, and many places are like 100 years behind the first world when it comes to conveniences and safety. People make a hundred or a couple hundred dollars a year, labor is cheaper than the equipment. The fuel is wood, or probably waste oil, whatevers around.
How things are done there is how things were done a long time ago in places like the US, England, and Europe. For local consumption.
Aren't these the ones mentioned recently that show high levels of lead?
I'm very proud of these guys. Hard working and very discipline in their work place. I just love the finished product. I'm watching from Keningau Sabah Malaysia.
Whatever these guys are getting paid, it's not enough!
Those are the most beautiful cooking pots I've ever seen. Almost too beautiful to actually use.
Ought to be in a museum!
Very impressive and attractive product. I especially admire the recycling of materials. Well done.
@VineGrove123Some might even contain cadnium from the worn out engine blocks. Finger linking good.
glad to see theyre wearing safety sandels
👀🩴🔥
Those are way better workers than we have here in the United States. Innovative, hard-working and resourceful with their self-made tools.
Good with their hands and feet.
you obviously dont work in the USA
Obviously you don’t work
Wow - Real craftsmanship! 😀
It's all about safety in this factory.
Do your best guys, take care of you and your customers.
Great job done
Well done
Pressure cookers are a very efficient way of cooking. They should have an internal (ceramic) coating however, to stop any leaching of aluminum into food.
i was thinking the same, good luck leaning metal shards out of that bowl before cooking your food.
The aluminium is less concerning than the high lead contamination in these ones.
@@TheLegendsmith How do you know they have lead in them? Lead would make for a bad casting and make the pressure cooker weak under pressure.
@@trevorstewart8 Because they are made of supposedly used engine blocks. Those are infused with lead. Actually, wouldn't be so bad of a product, if they used safe materials. I also assume one of the bolts does contain an emergency pressure relieve.
@@BarafuAlbino Yes from what I know the red "bolt" that was added is a wax plug that melts at a precise temperate/pressure combination to release the accumulated steam.
Wow ! Everyone has a job and the product looks beautiful, 👍🏻👍🏻 up for the men at that factory it’s hard work , but thousands of people make there dinners in these beautiful pots !
beautiful and toxic
"everyone has a job" duh that's because they're at work! What do you think a job is?
One way or another they are great artists at work ❤
Lovingly handmade to the highest standards....
Пригодна ли эта посуда для приготовления пищи, там могут быть тяжёлые металлы, опасные для здоровья
Very true!!
Dis only for bombas 💣
Алюминий очень плохо для здоровья.
Какой смысл беспокоиться об отдаленных последствиях здоровью, если ты можешь умереть в любой момент? И, да, я не только про Афганистан.
They're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats, they're eating the cats, they're eating the pets.
Here are the reasons Unions were created in the early 1800s
When somebody is telling you about hardcore capitalism, just show them this video.
@@tiktok000VS000ushi No, that is state-protected capitalism... no liability for injuries. Hey, just like those vaxxes!
And OSHA
"unions" were a throwback to the midieval guild system in Europe- way olds than 1800s.
Afghanistan only has 3 more centuries to catch up.
I love the pressure cookers ,, great work guys ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Throw it away, its putting lead into your food. These are NOT made from food safe aluminium
Hard working guys. Great Job!
The guts on quality control dude is on another level.
Masha'allah! آلله يبارك يديكم يا افغان يا شجعان والاقويا
Very hard working people god bless those souls ❤
I like the transparency shown here that is absent in American oligarchy. These folks are proud to show you what deregulation has to offer. When faith > science this is precisely the result you can expect as a consumer and precisely why the oligarchs embrace the ideology. To them, this is a dream operation. No inspections, no oversight, no safety, no rules. Further, if you are a libertarian, you have just agreed with everything I just wrote as if it were all desirable. In short, you want America to be Afghanistan. This is your vision for America.
Nailed it.
Did you see early in the video the guy with the gloves. Looks like he is missing fingers by the way he is holding and moving the forged pieces. Look at about 10:06 to 11:35. There are regulations in the civilized world for a reason. Sometimes they are bad and cumbersome and sometimes they are desperately needed. We do not live in a perfect world. Yeah safety managers are a pain in the tush. But I'd rather live in a world with them than not.
@@p.o.9964 There is a subtle difference between regulation and authoritarianism. When regulation is for the benefit of the populace, provides a level economic playing field for those competitive institutions being regulated, and is based upon scientific studies instead of political agendas (left or right), then they are typically good, needed regulations.
I'm just wondering how many of those mills and lathes were making IED's for 20 years. I'm sure they had the same attention to details, though I'm guessing a lack of transparency?
@@BillMooney-r5c And this is your best argument for deregulation? What, exactly, is your point? Could it be that religious extremism embedded within government leads to the secret construction of terrorist weapons? Why would terrorists choose to be transparent about that?
Hard working. But omg, working safety ...one wrong move or step is like a death penalty.
Probably happens every week.
Mashallah, Mashallah, may Allah give you and your business blessings and barakah ! ❤
I like the pressure test they make..
The first thing I noticed as well. Zero QC. But then again, Afghans are well known for their bomb making abilities.
@@bdwilcoxBombing the country one kitchen at a time?
Fascinating. These are very old methods that I thought were forgotten.
Yes. I belive the practice of making pots out of old engine blocks dates back to the 16th century
@@TheLoxxxton old in this case means 1920.
fascinating....just like in Middle Ages.
When, of course aluminium casting was a thing ..
How factories used to be before automation, industrian engineering, CNC, computers, metallurgy and lasers. Great work guys.
❤❤ love from india...afghanis are very hard working and innovative. may god be with you in recovering from wars.
*SUBSCRIBE for Part #2 where they make IED Bombs from pressure cooker*
jealous yanks comments comin up!
That's why they are famous. 🤷🏼♀️
Hhhe
Cooking in natural aluminium kitchenware is health risk.
Is pure aluminum, without contaminant!!
So is nonstick crap that everyone loves.
@@jeh45345 Not to mention the lead in these. I have stopped using non stick and aluminium. I only use stainless steel.
@@8001010 Aluminium can be the contaminant. Acidic food can leech some Aluminium from the pot and also other stuff that it in it, like the lead from a used motor block. For cooking ware Aluminium has to bei pure.
You should anodize the pots or coat them with eg. ceramic. But that would of course raise the costs.
year but my grandparents used aluminium cookwear thier whole lives and i bet your children or grandchildren will look back at your life and shake their head in diss belief
What ever it may be 😂 the skill cannot be denied
I thought Pakistan was were the hardest worker in Asia, but afghanistan is shown to be hard worker with great work ethics.
Zinda bod Afghanistan ❤. Long live Afghanistan 💖.
Ba-Boom, your brand new pressure cooker with self-destruct mode !
They are so safety conscious
My god, how many fingers do you need?
it might poison you but goot craftsmanship.
It's actually very easy to remove contaminants like lead from aluminum, just not cost efficient for these people
"not cost efficient" for the owner, not for these people who have no choice to literally scrape a living.
@MathaGoram well, they can scrape for living all they want as long as their product is not harmful for others who also scrape for living
Very good Amazing process
VERY HARD WORKING GOD BLESS YOU
Very good loking product!
Total Unhealthy Product.. Car engine block are not pure aluminum... Its alloy of so many mantels ...
Zinc , Manganese, Silicon,Copper, Nickel, Titanium,Iron, Magnicium..
Engine block metal is not suit for making any cookware...... 🙏🏼..
please don't buy this and don't use it.........
عمل رائع جدا وجميل كل الاحترام والتقدير والحب لكم والشعب الباكستاني العظيم ❤حفظكم الله تعالى وزاد اجركم إن شاءالله
It is manufactured by Afghanis - not Pakistanis.
Ahmad Shah Massoud was an Afghan, so is his factory
Great work!!!
They love things that blow up!
@@johngreydanus2033 More than the US?
Year man great.. 10 hours a day, 6 days a week and that for years.
As an afghan, kudos to the workers. For those complaining about safety, I would like to inform you that the cooker is as safe as its manufacturing, almost died on two occasions because of it.
They are dangerous because those things are proven to dissipate lead into the food. Depending on the scrap aluminum used. No one should by - no one would be in danger to produce this dangerous trash.
So beautiful and well made. Lots of hard work to create these pretty cookers.
Ma Sha Allah ❤❤❤
Great work 👍🏻
Total Unhealthy Product.. Car engine block are not pure aluminum... Its alloy of so many mantels ...
Zinc , Manganese, Silicon,Copper, Nickel, Titanium,Iron, Magnicium..
Engine block metal is not suit for making any cookware...... 🙏🏼..
please don't buy this and don't use it.........
At least now I know the origin of the “pressure cooker bomb”
Yeah, "but we just make food grade pots (drilling holes for detonator..)"
:)
These are indeed double use products if watching that way.
I think using to making food kills anyways.
It's little bit sad thing.
Using some old brass casing from cannon shell would be so much better, least in theory.
You would use these too if your country was invaded
Very good quality product. But to put a layer of concrete on the floors won't hurt, and if no money for that, then a layer of cardboard would do.
😂