@@spamtes what a stupid thing to say. It's very common in the comments section, when an overseas video titled in English is shown, to state where you're commenting from.
Whenever I watch metal crafting, I always imagine what our ancestors might have gone through while learning this craft… the mistakes and the successes.
Aussie perviously worked 26yrs as a springmaker did Hand work & machine spring steel is good for making jig tools . ive rolled freehand on lathes for years while watching spring machines pump out small springs . now i sit here watching it all on youtube
A joy to watch expert craftsmen in the process of perfection. Dangerous demanding work with time constraints requiring technical knowledge and experience.
This seems to be the right amount of automation for such products. These people seem to really know their craft through experience. Thanks for sharing!
It’s a small shop, and nothing is as terrible as some of those 3rd world factory videos… but I’m really surprised by some of the safety aspects of this video. Some of what is shown here would never be allowed in the US. I would have expected more automation, and more organization of the factory’s floor and more safety precautions in a Japanese factory.
I like they are using newspapers and simple cardboard boxes as packaging. Who needs fancy prints and logos? That old school attitude rocks! Made in JAPAN!
Love the videos, these processes are amazing. Not sure the background music helps much. It's kind of a distraction. But at least it's not too loud, so thanks for that.
بصراحه انا احب المنتجات اليابانيه بسبب إتقانها في العمل نحن كان مهندسين نحب القطع غيار اليابانيّة لانا من يصنعها يتقن العمل من اليمن 🇾🇪نشكركم علا هاذا المجهود ايها الشعب الياباني 🇯🇵
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 Posso pedir a Deus pra abençoar qualquer nação, independente se lá é xintoista ou qualquer outra religião. E pra vc q é o bichao, poderia me dizer se uma religião ser considerada "nacional" obriga a todos os cidadãos a segui-la? Tem outras religiões no Japão? Antes de dar opinião na postagem dos outros poderia fazer um Google. Lerdão
I love that this place has Real Humans working & earning a living & feeding their families. Rather than Fully Automated with limited Workers so a Few Greedy people can Profit More.
it is a refreshing difference to see this well run, smooth and clean factory for springs, compared to the dirt holes some can see in some south asia videos.
Now that's a hand-made spring! At large production facilities elsewhere, the spring would be untouched by human hands from the time the bar stock arrived until they were packed for delivery.
It depends upon the volume and size of the spring.. if volume requirement is less than it would be made manually like this.. but if volume is huge and its specifications are under capacities of automatic plant than it can be opted to manufacture in automatic plant.
I would imagine any company that's about to have a movie crew visit will make sure that workers does everything by the book at that time regardless of location.
@@jongustavsson5874 It's near impossible to fake that level of dexterity when outside of your normal routine, so I think what we saw is their true standard of work.
@@parrotsticks it's really not. Not saying it couldn't be the case, but my argument still stands, no company will provide a less than stellar view if they have the option.
@@normie2716 In the 1980s 60 Minutes aired a special on Japanese corporate life. They documented several companies such as IBM at their offices in Japan. I specifically remember that at lunch all executives met in a conference room to report on their having or not having achieved their previous day's goals. Those who had not met their goals were then told to stand, right where they were, and an employee came to them and caned them across the back of their legs until they could no longer stand. Meanwhile, in the USA, executives earn 4Xs as much for doing half as much and feel it is their RIGHT to get a massive buyout once they destroy the company. That's just executives, but the same mentality runs throughout the USA's workforce. Competing with Japan was perfectly doable after their infrastructure had been nuked, burned, and ransacked by the US military industrial complex. Was.
Не верится даже,что в японии в такой технологически развитой стране,существует производство девятнацатого века с тяжёлым физическим трудом,музыка соответствующая,видео произвело гнетущее ощущение😢😢😢😢😢
@@ВладимирПетряев-ю4шгде ты здесь увидел оборудование 19-го века? Может погрузчик? Токарка? Болгарка? Штангенциркуль цифровой?? Все очень современно: есть печи, которые не углем топятся; газовая резка и ещё много чего. Это просто цех, где нет необходимости ставить большие роботы манипуляторы
Wow! There's a lot of work put into making the spring. The tempering part was especially interesting. I wonder what those springs will be used for. They're huge!
Maybe a heavy duty truck suspension (like a semi truck or dump truck) or a train suspension. Those are way bigger and thicker than what you'd see on a pickup truck or car suspension.
Приятно удивляет их отношение к производству, даже на начальном этапе, сталь не какая-то ржавая, а как буд-то только из проката, и дальше везде к каждому изделию отношение как будто это не пружина, а драгоценное украшение. Хоть и не сильно высокотехнологично (хоть где нужно используется нормальные технологии) но зато на выходе качественный продукт.
Это редкая продукция. заказывается как индивидуально. Можно естественно долго церемонится. завышая стоимость продукции. У нас такой же метод, но в производсвенном порядке, включяя заусенцев, которые обрабатываются одновременно с двух сторон и все идет под шаблоном, ненадо затягивать-растягивать. Качесвто такое же. Только симпатичней смотрится японский.
@@mishel2892 Практически любая автоматизация и гон за количеством, приводит к понижению качества продукции, либо значительно, либо не значительно. В данном процессе я вижу скурпулёзное отношение на всех этапах, но какого-то затягивания процесса здесь не наблюдается. Ихний производственный процесс в симбиозе с количеством и качеством продукции.
@@ЖелезнаяЖизнь ну они явно не на сделке работают! Когда у тебя хороший, стабильный заработок и работодатель просит сделать уклон на качество, то почему бы и нет?
Все просто и эффективно, и неодного японца в каске, у нас на предприятии, должна быть каска, очки, наушники, верхняя одежда, перчатки, ботинки с металлическим подноском, индивидуальный замок блокиратор. Без бумажки в виде распоряжения или наряда пернуть нельзя. Поэтому когда какая то срочная и неотложная работа, на безопасность все забивают.
日本の生産能力を毀損させてはならない。このような中小企業こそ日本の宝。
ロシアと友好関係を結べば、いつでも資源と市場を手に入れることができる。
Вот и не залупайтесь!
@@ВладимирПетряев-ю4шin your t
동감합니다. 그리고 자국을 사랑하는 맘이 이곳까지 느껴지네요. 한국인인 제가 볼때 기초산업이 튼튼한 일본은 이런 기술을 갖고 있는 중소기업을 보호하면 절대 망할일이 없어보입니다. 이것은 한국도 마찬가지이겠죠. 행복하고 건강하세요. 화이팅
ロボットは日本ですべてをやったと思いました
Really enjoyed this, so good to see a small company making quality springs with care and skill.
どんな仕事でも職人さんの手捌きは見ていて飽きない。無駄がなく、それでいて的確で美しい。
こんなに大きなバネは何のためにあるのでしょうか？
ガッツあふれる若い職人と
熟練の技を発揮する手練れの職人
そして二人を繋ぐ中堅の職人
あなた方が、産業を支えている
私もモノづくりに関わる人間の一人として
あなた方を尊敬していることを、お伝えしたい。
どうぞこれからも、ご安全に！
無駄のない手捌きってめちゃくちゃかっこいい
I'm from the USA and I just wanted to tell you guys that I LOVE the work ethic in Japan.
You guys are AWESOME!
य
Americans always need to state that they're from America
@@spamtes what a stupid thing to say. It's very common in the comments section, when an overseas video titled in English is shown, to state where you're commenting from.
@@Shep01 As An American, there is only America. The rest of the world is only a conspiracy theory.
I’m from Costa Rica and enjoyed the video.
こういう一つ一つ職人が居ることによって世の中は成り立ってるって考えると素敵やね。
Whenever I watch metal crafting, I always imagine what our ancestors might have gone through while learning this craft… the mistakes and the successes.
각자 맡은 분야에서 최선을 다하여 제작하는 열성이 대단합니다.
Así es.
Aussie perviously worked 26yrs as a springmaker did Hand work & machine
spring steel is good for making jig tools .
ive rolled freehand on lathes for years while watching spring machines pump out small springs .
now i sit here watching it all on youtube
😅
A true example of why things manufactured in Japan are the best in the world. Made with precision, care, quality and pride!
A joy to watch expert craftsmen in the process of perfection. Dangerous demanding work with time constraints requiring technical knowledge and experience.
Great contribution of every Japanese employee to Japan 🥰🙏. Bravo😊 .
Brilliant craftsmanship... Japanese perfection as always ...I think it is used for suspension in trains ....
凄いな！全工程職人芸全開や！！
小ロット特殊品製造の中小企業の強みここに極まりだわ
この季節は辛そう…
This seems to be the right amount of automation for such products. These people seem to really know their craft through experience. Thanks for sharing!
It’s a small shop, and nothing is as terrible as some of those 3rd world factory videos… but I’m really surprised by some of the safety aspects of this video. Some of what is shown here would never be allowed in the US. I would have expected more automation, and more organization of the factory’s floor and more safety precautions in a Japanese factory.
@@lookoutforchris It is a small shops and the worker might be families too. On good environment, the worker will take care of each other.
With each automation, many of human will became unemployed. It is a good thing to keep human employed all year round.
@@lookoutforchris and then you ask why there is no job lmao
I like they are using newspapers and simple cardboard boxes as packaging. Who needs fancy prints and logos? That old school attitude rocks! Made in JAPAN!
seriously, everything i buy now comes in 2 boxes, plastic wrap, logos everywhere, stickers, and foam bullshit that gets everywhere
Que increíble trabajo hacer éstos resortes.Saludos desde Costa Rica , pura vida.
感動する映像ですね。
Wow I had no idea how much hard work it takes to make a spring . Frome the USA you guys are amazing !!!
China is the world's factory. They "own" the USA and never had to fire a shot.....
感動して涙すら出てきて、意外だった。
Very interesting. Thankyou all so much for showing us the processes.
Japanese standards is one of the highest in the world.. durability and toughness
That’s what I thought,I can say that almost every products that labeled “made in japan” are high quality and precise.
particularly the people :)
Love the videos, these processes are amazing. Not sure the background music helps much. It's kind of a distraction. But at least it's not too loud, so thanks for that.
心が穏やかになる動画
شكرا لجهودكم في هذا العمل الجيد تحياتنا من العراق إلى إخوتنا اليابانيين الطيبين ❤
Отличная работа, не сомневаюсь качество на высшем уровне.
Они чтоли одного класса жесткости получаются. Где их на пары разделяют не увидел.
@@CMEPT_PUTINSKIM_OKKUPANTAM зачем их "на пары разделять"?
Excellent video, very impressive ! 👍
あなたの知識を一般の人々と共有していただき、大変感謝しています。/ Fascinating. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the lay public.
Very skilled and diligent workers
Máy cuốn tròn cây thép thành lò xo, Phải nói là tuyệt vời. Thép Nhật Bản rất OK 🇯🇵👍
Hard work. My Respect!
Great video and great information
Bravo a tous ces travailleurs qui triment dur a longeur de journée dans une grande cchaleur.
Good work from dedicated workers to feed their family.
Looks like hard and dangerous work! Thank you for making this video! 😮🎉
hello new day wish you all a happy and peaceful new day
Super impressive! The amount of quality control especially! That said, not one single worker was wearing any hearing protection
and a lot of heavy lifting
Here I was thinking, if that giant spring flew out of that compression test at 12min mark, that guy is dead.
I see earplugs in the workers. Those soft conformable ones that people at gun ranges use.
Whatt you saiiiiiid? 🙉🙉🙉
Hard working men. 👍
Wspaniała praca. Rzemieślnicy ktorzy znają swoj fach.
بصراحه انا احب المنتجات اليابانيه بسبب إتقانها في العمل نحن كان مهندسين نحب القطع غيار اليابانيّة لانا من يصنعها يتقن العمل
من اليمن 🇾🇪نشكركم علا هاذا المجهود ايها الشعب الياباني 🇯🇵
Estes vídeos comprovam o quanto o Japão é rico, investem em qualidade. Deus abençoe está nação.
esta
Verdade. Lá é Xintoismo. Não tem deuses.. Vá ao GOOGLE.👍.
@@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
Posso pedir a Deus pra abençoar qualquer nação, independente se lá é xintoista ou qualquer outra religião. E pra vc q é o bichao, poderia me dizer se uma religião ser considerada "nacional" obriga a todos os cidadãos a segui-la? Tem outras religiões no Japão?
Antes de dar opinião na postagem dos outros poderia fazer um Google. Lerdão
Küçük bir fabrikada özverili mükemmel işçilik ve kaliteyi uyumlu ekip çalışmasıyla ortaya çıkmış.
Excellent ! Made in Japan is the BEST 👍
Finnish title says: "Manufacturing process for springs for giants. Springtime's factory in Japan" 😆
Japanese quality always best also the people are very nice 👍
Amazing video , also the people doing the job!
Awesome video ! 👍
I liked the guy who tunes the springs by eye !!
What a perfect combination of high tech industrial and handcraft work!
For me, Japanese industry is number one in the world in terms of quality
Great Workmanship !!! High Five from USA
Obviously a quality product. Very enjoyable film. Interesting.
Very impressive, thanks for sharing!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Every spring fresh springs are made....
Quá trình chế tạo lò xo của Nhật Bản, Rất tối tân và hiện đại. Họ làm ăn rất OK 🇯🇵👍
I'm just amazed there are still enough newspapers printed that it can be used for packing.
春が来れば思い出す♫
완전 수작업 이네요.
아직도 이런 공장이 있다니 놀랍네요.
Pensei nisso equipamentos arcaicos
Вопрос не только в заводе, но и в качестве продукта.
Sa korea ay marami ring ganito na talagang pisikal na trabaho..
Very interesting. As always.
Japanese manufacturers are among my favorite for anything from tools and hardware to cars and guitars. Quality is the highest priority for them.
Japanese workmanship has always impressed me. Theirs always an artistic element to their work. Shout out to Japan
3D직장 맞네요.
항상 안전하게 작업 하세요.
Ah, Japanese craftsmanship, best.
spring factory in such a small space, salute 🫡
大変な作業、ご苦労様です。
私達はバネって珍しい物ではありませんが、こんなふうに作られているんだと感動します。
粗悪なバネはすぐにヘタリ破断しますから、色んなノウハウで製造なさっておられるのだと見入っています。
I love that this place has Real Humans working & earning a living & feeding their families. Rather than Fully Automated with limited Workers so a Few Greedy people can Profit More.
It's just a spring damn it!!!
La fabricación de un producto con la garantía absolutamente profesional.
Amazing process of making gaint spring
Sy dari indonesia. Sangat menikmati dari detik awal sampai akhir. Trimakasih atas video nya. Sangat bermanfaat
美しいばね。。。！
Did that dude just correct the bending of the spring by pure eyesight alone? Hot damn thats impressive.
最高でした
Springs usually last for life. I didn't realise it took so much of metallurgy going into making this..
it is a refreshing difference to see this well run, smooth and clean factory for springs, compared to the dirt holes some can see in some south asia videos.
That torch cuts really nice.
Now that's a hand-made spring! At large production facilities elsewhere, the spring would be untouched by human hands from the time the bar stock arrived until they were packed for delivery.
It depends upon the volume and size of the spring.. if volume requirement is less than it would be made manually like this.. but if volume is huge and its specifications are under capacities of automatic plant than it can be opted to manufacture in automatic plant.
日本的工廠管理很棒
The Japanese are amazing. I know many nations are doing similar work but the level of attention to detail and work ethic there is simply superior.
I would imagine any company that's about to have a movie crew visit will make sure that workers does everything by the book at that time regardless of location.
@@jongustavsson5874 It's near impossible to fake that level of dexterity when outside of your normal routine, so I think what we saw is their true standard of work.
@@parrotsticks it's really not. Not saying it couldn't be the case, but my argument still stands, no company will provide a less than stellar view if they have the option.
Lol, UA-cam comment section never fails. I swear if you guys watched a Japanese guy fart into his sofa cushion you'd call it incredible craftsmanship.
@@normie2716 In the 1980s 60 Minutes aired a special on Japanese corporate life. They documented several companies such as IBM at their offices in Japan. I specifically remember that at lunch all executives met in a conference room to report on their having or not having achieved their previous day's goals. Those who had not met their goals were then told to stand, right where they were, and an employee came to them and caned them across the back of their legs until they could no longer stand. Meanwhile, in the USA, executives earn 4Xs as much for doing half as much and feel it is their RIGHT to get a massive buyout once they destroy the company. That's just executives, but the same mentality runs throughout the USA's workforce. Competing with Japan was perfectly doable after their infrastructure had been nuked, burned, and ransacked by the US military industrial complex. Was.
Не верится даже,что в японии в такой технологически развитой стране,существует производство девятнацатого века с тяжёлым физическим трудом,музыка соответствующая,видео произвело гнетущее ощущение😢😢😢😢😢
Обычный азиатский завод чуть больше гаража. Автоматизацию могут позволить только большие корпорации. А локальные заводы работают как и 50 лет назад.
Если не нужно миллиоы штук, то такие производства рентабельнее. Делают нужное количество и нет кучи всяких бесполезных тупых надзирателей...
качество получше конвейера будет. пружины одна к одной
Оборудование 19века. Если бы это был ролик про производство в России -хейтеры были бы уже здесь.
@@ВладимирПетряев-ю4шгде ты здесь увидел оборудование 19-го века? Может погрузчик? Токарка? Болгарка? Штангенциркуль цифровой?? Все очень современно: есть печи, которые не углем топятся; газовая резка и ещё много чего. Это просто цех, где нет необходимости ставить большие роботы манипуляторы
Смотрю этот ролик и вспоминаю "шокирующую азию"... Какая разная Япония.
проверка качества дольше чем производство 👍
เยี่ยมมาก ตรวจคุณภาพ ทุกขั้นตอน
Молодцы приятно посмотреть👍 с Сахалина привет.
I liked how they reused new paper
Quality workmanship. Japanese pride!
Very simple, made in Japan.
bravo ,I like this channel ,the steps were logic hope next time to write in large the name of every step to make it easy for understanding
Basarili bir calisma Japan calisanlarina saygilarimla
Uretimde kalite sizlerle beraber
Proses pembuata pegasnya sangat mantap dan di teliti secara bertahap...
Japan is a perfect country❤❤❤
no country is
Clean work 🫶
Wow! There's a lot of work put into making the spring. The tempering part was especially interesting. I wonder what those springs will be used for. They're huge!
Maybe a heavy duty truck suspension (like a semi truck or dump truck) or a train suspension. Those are way bigger and thicker than what you'd see on a pickup truck or car suspension.
I recon train.
Bicycles.
@@DutchFurnace You're thinking too big, these are watch springs
@@simoneisenbeisz3454
That explains the precision work. Good call.
SUPER !!!
Приятно удивляет их отношение к производству, даже на начальном этапе, сталь не какая-то ржавая, а как буд-то только из проката, и дальше везде к каждому изделию отношение как будто это не пружина, а драгоценное украшение. Хоть и не сильно высокотехнологично (хоть где нужно используется нормальные технологии) но зато на выходе качественный продукт.
Это редкая продукция. заказывается как индивидуально. Можно естественно долго церемонится. завышая стоимость продукции. У нас такой же метод, но в производсвенном порядке, включяя заусенцев, которые обрабатываются одновременно с двух сторон и все идет под шаблоном, ненадо затягивать-растягивать. Качесвто такое же. Только симпатичней смотрится японский.
@@mishel2892 Практически любая автоматизация и гон за количеством, приводит к понижению качества продукции, либо значительно, либо не значительно. В данном процессе я вижу скурпулёзное отношение на всех этапах, но какого-то затягивания процесса здесь не наблюдается. Ихний производственный процесс в симбиозе с количеством и качеством продукции.
@@ЖелезнаяЖизнь ну они явно не на сделке работают! Когда у тебя хороший, стабильный заработок и работодатель просит сделать уклон на качество, то почему бы и нет?
@@dimansamara1635 Согласен👍
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I liked the video.
And that's why japan made things are the best
Because the guys in the factory are doing their jobs?
很喜歡這種頻道，高超的工藝技術，讚賞 👍
Все просто и эффективно, и неодного японца в каске, у нас на предприятии, должна быть каска, очки, наушники, верхняя одежда, перчатки, ботинки с металлическим подноском, индивидуальный замок блокиратор. Без бумажки в виде распоряжения или наряда пернуть нельзя. Поэтому когда какая то срочная и неотложная работа, на безопасность все забивают.
😊👍
大阪も摂津や豊中にはバネ屋さんが結構集まってて、自由長、バネレート、出したい特性、ベースとなるスプリングなどを用意すれば、ワンオフで巻いてくれるところがたまにあります。昔、XTZ750に乗ってた時に弱すぎるフロントスプリングをダート走行に適したものに替えるのに、この近所のバネ屋さんで巻いてもらったことがあります。