These Wage-earners casting in local foundry are not less than engineers
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- These locals are experts in their work. They simply do this simply work for their livelihood.
They are experts in iron casting and the work done is in a local foundry.**************************************************************************************************
I am glad to see that they are all wearing their safety sandals!
National footwear of Pakistan
Molten metal is so much fun to watch. Skilled craftsmen doing it well.
Wait... What? "So much FUN?" The working conditions of these HUMAN BEINGS are unacceptable for any international standard: No gloves; no work boots; no flame retardant clothing; without glasses and protective mask; no helmet; without filter to avoid the aspiration of gases, dust, suspended metals, burning fumes... Jeeezzz!!! And U think is FUN... Well, is Not!
@@salvadorvizcarra769 I have done it much the same way. And you need to realize the world doesnt work like it does on paper. I imagine they'd use more safety equipment if they could afford it, they dont have the luxury of western standards and labor laws. That doesnt mean they cant enjoy their work.
Wow, just the way my great, great, great, great grandparents did it.
Some countries even could not do thst
If they were Engineers they would modernize.
If you could not work here do not criticize these briliant hard working people.
They bare not engineers they are skilled labor
A sledge hammer is used to determine the metallurgical composition of the scrap metal.
I like these videos, they work so hard for very little, then this channel earns more than them.
Pouring iron in sandals is gangster tough dudes there
Give the castings time to solidify for goodness sake. !0 minutes won't cost you anything.
If we worked like that in the UK how big would the first aid box have to be. . . . .I'd guess a shipping container size.
Excellent hard working men A++++++
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@@logiccreations9176 hello, what product did you add to the sand to make it wet, thank you.
The total lack of ppe in these videos never ceases to amaze me
Now i belive that they can cope with nuclear weapon
Those sandals are fireproof , not sure about the feet but I got to get me those sandals
They’re not engineers. Everything they do could be learnt in a month. Which is probably how long they last.
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I think they toil there their entire lives ? amazing workers.
If they are "not less than engineers", how come none of them has engineered a freaking wheelbarrow to haul that stuff around instead of carrying on their shoulders?
Oh. So, is the casting material just a sand and oil mixture? Some type of specific sand and probably used motor oil?
Yes pretty much, if you make a tight ball of the sand mixture in your hand then push your thumb into it and it shears nicely you've got your mixture just right if not then somethings wrong. But there other types too it depends on the foundry and what they specialise in. The foundry I work in does it a different way to this. We've even had coustomers send us their own moulds that were 3d printed out of sand. But all the sand we use is just sand and a mix of resin and hardener so the sand sets solid, then the heat of the metal after casting burns most of the resin off and the sand breaks down easier, then it gets cleaned and reused. Jewelers use petrobond which is a really fine sand and some sort of oil so you get more detail in decorative pieces.
whats the black liquid they add?
Maybe the video editor can apply an audio filter to eliminate the annoying high-frequency whistling noise that plays for the entire video?
Good job
Thanks for watching
They are safety engineers and process engineers obviously.
Under no definition are they engineers. Skilled craftsmen: yes - poorly equipped in an unsafe environment: yes
Honest guys earning a basic living.
Hi there. Please tell me the recipe for the molding mixture. I will be very grateful
Will upload soon
Love the steel toe sandles
Nice facility
They played the footage sligthly faster to make it look like they’re working super fast....
Skilled laborers possibly. Engineers is a exaggeration
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I Don 't get it... what is their product. They create the form sand, cast the form, purr the metall, get it out of the form, bring them outside to separate sand and metall and bring back the product to the oven. Where is the ready to sell product???
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Quality control?
Good
Very like the moment 06:05
Не знал, что кустари без техники безопасности и соблюдения технологии, делающие абы какие по качеству детали весьма примитивно и дендрофекально - инженеры)
Дендрофек -льные это что означает
@@saiansydyk5796 из говна и палок
does anybody know what are they mixing with the sand at the begining of the video?
Oil
I believe they mix in molasses as the binder. Very old method for binding sand but works well.
Cam
One website I found said this about the binders used in casting sand: “Common binders include cereals, ground pitch, sea coal, gilsonite, fuel oil, wood flour, silica flour, iron oxide, pearlite, molasses, dextrin, and proprietary materials.”
Given the color, I’m guessing either fuel oil or molasses. Whichever is cheaper there, I assume, so probably oil… :/
Mixing oil with the sand?
One website I found said this about the binders used in casting sand: “Common binders include cereals, ground pitch, sea coal, gilsonite, fuel oil, wood flour, silica flour, iron oxide, pearlite, molasses, dextrin, and proprietary materials.”
Given the color, I’m guessing either fuel oil or molasses. Whichever is cheaper there, I assume, so probably oil… :/
@@tookitogo, how are u? Can you send me the website, please? I'd like read more about this. I'm building a furnace in my garage.
@@pedrosoares8942 I tried posting the link for you but YT auto-deleted it. :(
Definitely not engineers, the first lessons in engineering are to understand you tools and equipment and respect it by keeping it clean and tidy. Poorly trained robots I rather think. Just sayin!!!
Engineers would not be working on the floor like monkeys.
well I commend them for the effort and we can't have enough hard working people. But engineers? No. An Engineer could figure out the metallurgy, the total amount in each piece, the fastest way to make it, the most efficient way to use the minimum resources, the strongest design and make and test computer software to test it and figure out a assembly line process for mass production, find and remove flaws in construction and materials.
And work on a table.
Now that is a man cave
Air quality ,working conditions. Do they make minimum wage? $15.00 a hour . Come on man. Let’s go Brandon.
"Brandon" has nothing to do with the wages overseas.
Друзья это и есть доменная печь?
Bhai g assalmalikum bhai ap se rabta kise ho ga
What kind os alloy is that aluminum? can you show Me the the MSDS specs .
it's 'random aluminium-like shit, molten and mixed', pal)
Ooohh, you're such an expert! Golly gee.
They work with what they have. They probably don't sit around and have team building meetings either and drown themselves in BS paperwork. They know what they have isn't the greatest but they make it work. Which is more than you ever could.
@@PDZ1122 well, it is so much fun to see this primitive work when you are working at the nuclear reactor constructing plant)
The finished product looks just like the same pile of scrap they started with. 😂😂😂
im sure there must be an opening for steel toecap flip flops
Another OSHA approved facility
Wow, Africa has a long way to go.
Who said this is Africa?
THIS IS NOT AFRICA IT'S INDIA
@Smithy18 Sounds like most big cities in the USA!
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Так выглядят настоящее импортозамещение. Россияне, вы готовы так работать?
как только очередной атомный реактор достроим - так сразу, ограниченный ты не наш)
New meaning to steel toes. OSHA what…
OSHA approved? Build back better?