A reminder to us all that we really do not need expensive equipment to make stuff, if we just put our minds to it. Thanks for the excellent video reminding us of this.
I must commend you - I have a $7,000 electric over hydraulic 50 ton press - I thought no way could I ever build trunks like you just made without that press. Jeez, I'm almost embarrassed at myself watching you work. You have some very extremely unique skills in those hands (and feet) of yours! Kudos my friend - just 15 minutes watching you work and I'm hooked, I subscribed and liked! Yes, to say i'm impressed is no small statement. Thanks for sharing, mikey
Thank you very much for your precious feedback and appreciation. I'm glad you like it. Best of luck for your future projects. A very warm welcome to you to this channel.
That's Galvanize not S/Steel. You can see the pattern on it. Too bad they won't buy a brake. Make it a lot faster and easier on them with only some hand work involved. But they do do excellent work with minimal tools.
This video is an impressive exception to the typical as the work is professionally done, fast, precise and safe. That guy should be doing HVAC ducting in the West for much more money!
ماشاءاللہ۔ بہت زبردست ویڈیو تھی بہت اچھا لگا دل خوش ہو جاتا ہے جب محنتی لوگوں کو کام کرتے دیکھتا ہوں ۔ اللہ تعالٰی آپ سب کو اسی طرح خوش رکھے آمین۔🤲🙏💖🌺💓💞⚘🎁 "اپنے حوصلوں کی پرواز اونچی رکھو ایک دن مکان بھی بن جائیگا اور مقام بھی بن جائے گا۔"
Just to know for me, I wont be disrespectful, but why are indian people always work on the ground? Life is much easier to work with an work bench. Is there a reason to work on the ground?
This video is from Pakistan. In my opinion they are not limiting the working area. If they work on tables they can't get enough work space in rented shops that's why they prefer to keep the thing on the ground and working freely.
Interesting comment - I thought the same thing at first and then it hit me…… if they had benches they would not be able to use their feet as tools, plus benches serve to limit the work area and a third reason would be there is very little lifting required when everything is on the floor, just slide things around as needed.
A reminder to us all that we really do not need expensive equipment to make stuff, if we just put our minds to it.
Thanks for the excellent video reminding us of this.
Very true!
Thanks a lot for your comment.
Forming this with the most basic hand tools is pretty awesome.
I must commend you - I have a $7,000 electric over hydraulic 50 ton press - I thought no way could I ever build trunks like you just made without that press. Jeez, I'm almost embarrassed at myself watching you work. You have some very extremely unique skills in those hands (and feet) of yours! Kudos my friend - just 15 minutes watching you work and I'm hooked, I subscribed and liked! Yes, to say i'm impressed is no small statement. Thanks for sharing, mikey
Thank you very much for your precious feedback and appreciation.
I'm glad you like it.
Best of luck for your future projects.
A very warm welcome to you to this channel.
then you dont know too much about the trade im 70 yo and was doing things like this when i was 16 in a shop in ny
That's Galvanize not S/Steel. You can see the pattern on it.
Too bad they won't buy a brake. Make it a lot faster and easier on them with only some hand work involved.
But they do do excellent work with minimal tools.
This video is an impressive exception to the typical as the work is professionally done, fast, precise and safe. That guy should be doing HVAC ducting in the West for much more money!
Wish i could upvote twice. Greetings feom a sheetmetal-worker in Europe
Thanks a lot from Pakistan.
Guy's don't forget about one of the most important tools--Nike slides.
Thank you so much for your feedback.
Very nice craftsmanship. That type of work is being lost, especially here in the US.
Thank you very much! For your valuable comment.
Here in Pakistan we have so many artists who are doing tin smithing and making so many useful things.
Very admirable talent 👍 good skill
Thank you very much.
thanks for the detail videos
Thank you so much.
Good job 👍
Thank you so much sir.
Hard working worker,every boss happy about it
He is the boss, he is running his own shop.
Thank you so much for your comment.
That's some pretty cool talent looks great .
Thank you so much.
looks like galvanized materials.
Yes you are right.
Great job
Thanks a lot for your appreciation.
Speed machine 😄👍
Yes He is..!
Thanks for Visit.
Very skilful, impressive.
Thank you so much for your comment and sorry for the late reply.
Good job
Thank you so much.
Goooood, exxelent box 💪
Thank you very much!
Great tellent
Thank you so much Sir.
ماشاءاللہ۔ بہت زبردست ویڈیو تھی بہت اچھا لگا دل خوش ہو جاتا ہے جب محنتی لوگوں کو کام کرتے دیکھتا ہوں ۔ اللہ تعالٰی آپ سب کو اسی طرح خوش رکھے آمین۔🤲🙏💖🌺💓💞⚘🎁
"اپنے حوصلوں کی پرواز اونچی رکھو ایک دن
مکان بھی بن جائیگا اور مقام بھی بن جائے گا۔"
Thank you so much Sir.
You have great talent 👍🏻❤️
Thank you very much.
👌
amazing super greetings from Brazil
Thank you very much! From Pakistan.
Perfecto.
make more sheet metal videos
Yes we will make more videos like this.
Front per steel ki sheet kion lagai ha
👍👍👍👍perfect
Thank you very much.
Excelente muy bueno
Muchas gracias y perdón por la respuesta tardía.
Ap kaha se ho
They use red tiles on the floor to hide the blood.
Thank you so much for your comment and sorry for the late reply.
यह लोहे की पटरी जिसके बीच में घड्धा है वह कहा मिलती है या सादी पटरी को कटर से काटनी पड़ती है
Impressive
Thank you so much.
Eine sehr schöne Box. Kann man diese auch Kaufen ??
Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar. Diese sind online nicht verfügbar. Sorry für die sehr späte Antwort.
@@SkillSpotter Alles gut, das ist sehr schade, ich finde diese Box sehr schön und auch sehr praktisch.
Looks like galvanized sheets
Yes you are right!
Not all shine sheet is stainless steel metal this is zinc plate
Thanks a lot for your expert opinion.
Assallamualikm
Kasy Han Brother
W Salaam, Thanks for your comment.
Hello
Can they make me on
यह लोहा कहां मिलता है मोड़ने
يتعذر الاشتراك ولا يوجد جرس-يتعذر التعليق - لا أعلم .
شكرا يا اخي المحبة من باكستان
Box banne Bali lain Lena he
Thank you so much for your comment.
Hiii
its not even stainless its galv ,,,
Thanks a lot for your expert opinion.
@@SkillSpotter just the facts ,,, just the facts.
Thank you so much dear.
Just to know for me, I wont be disrespectful, but why are indian people always work on the ground? Life is much easier to work with an work bench. Is there a reason to work on the ground?
This video is from Pakistan.
In my opinion they are not limiting the working area.
If they work on tables they can't get enough work space in rented shops that's why they prefer to keep the thing on the ground and working freely.
Very good
Interesting comment - I thought the same thing at first and then it hit me…… if they had benches they would not be able to use their feet as tools, plus benches serve to limit the work area and a third reason would be there is very little lifting required when everything is on the floor, just slide things around as needed.