Gotta appreciate the ingenuity and simplicity, not to mention the hard working men.

I'm always impressed by the work in these videos and alarmed by the safety sandals.

@formula7414

6 ай бұрын

Dont worry...half way through the video he takes them off and goes barefoot instead lmao

@FrustratedBaboon

6 ай бұрын

Steel-toed boots are for the weak and zero common sense people who will sue the company when they drop something on their foot.

As someone who is not formally trained but does a lot of metal work I am amazed at how simple but effective these techniques are. I'm low tech so some of these low tech approaches have helped me save money and time.

@LygerTheCLaw

6 ай бұрын

it may look low tech but it's not. the hydraulic presses cost more than a car, even used and in that beat up condition. theres several presses, a conveyor tank, and a large lathe. none of which would be cheap if you went out and tried to find something in working order. low tech would be forming these with simple tools like hammers and stationary bending bars and manual forming tools which would make a simple 15 minute job turn into an all day one with less than stellar results. i mean, honestly even though it looks like a dump environment, i wish i had some of those tools.

“And this is the machine that goes CLANG CLANG CLANG CLANG………”. Totally blown away by the end product! Really impressed, but huge concern for the employees!

@jakerazmataz852

8 ай бұрын

Amazing what they can do with so little. Imagine if they had modern equipment.

The person who sells them with a certificate in Europe will earn the most from these bent pipes.

@jbrou123

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, they probably get about $1 for each piece. A 3" iron elbow goes for about $35, $55 for stainless steel, here in the US.

Skilled hands, assorted tools and bloody great hydraulic press.

you should never use a cutting disc to grind like this guy is. Don't

@Happy357mag

8 ай бұрын

Like everything else, he'll learn the hard way

@tommegan6500

8 ай бұрын

That, and that de-burring by hand on the lathe -- that gave me shudders!

@leebdj1949

8 ай бұрын

Dude, there’s about 1000 safety issues in this video, if you want to point them out. Not really the point of the video. It’s more of a “makes a living with what’s available, and still be productive”. Also, I agree not grinding on his cutting wheel, not a pretty explosion.

@Happy357mag

7 ай бұрын

@@tehhermitsheep8711 You sound like a fool. You are proof that common sense is not common anymore.

@leebdj1949

7 ай бұрын

Who said there’s no issue? You keeping tabs on their non-existent accident records? Take a look at some pics of people after a wheel explodes, and then tell me “you” would do it. They are just very comfortable with risk, the way I used to be before my buddy had a real close call to losing his eye/face. I wasn’t criticizing the man making his living, I just said I wouldn’t do it. It was actually a positive comment toward the video, so whatever…negative Nancy

great work. these fellas work with minimal equipment and safety gear but just get the job done. much respect

I like that this guy is proud of his work.

These Guys work . No fancy machines. Just pure hard work 👍

Disk cutter looks lethal 😂

@jakerazmataz852

8 ай бұрын

Nah, he's wearing safety sandals. 😁

@annoyingbstard9407

8 ай бұрын

Especially for dressing

His "Majestic Hands" are nothing without that magnificent press!

Good looking bends nice job!

Now that's "elbow grease"

This is the way parts should be made. Low tech, but he has a job and has an income to provide for himself and his family.

@SkaterStimm

6 ай бұрын

Tech is really only used to make it cheaper, safer and have a better profit. What is interesting to me is he is able to make a living producing these so inefficiently, in America we wouldn't survive doing that. That is where we need larger scale and a more efficient process (Aka we need tech) to help us make a good enough wage to make it worth it. This is why you would never see a process like this used in America.

This is what we would have if it were not for a few of great workers, standing up for concerns. Stand up people, we could return to this type thinking.

@jakerazmataz852

8 ай бұрын

The thinking is genius. They are working with what they have. Imagine if they had a couple new $1000 machines. It would be life changing. You are correct though. I'm afraid what Biden has done will take more than 4 years to fix, if it can be fixed. We are this [ ] close to a market crash. Then only world war could get us out of it, like it did in 2, or it will end us.

@curtislowe4577

8 ай бұрын

Safety isn't free. Neither is factory floors you can eat off of. People in Second and Third World countries only require products that are good enough and fit for purpose at the very least expense. They are not going to pay for better dimensional consistency they don't need. And in particular they aren't going to pay for all the hidden costs of the insurance and gubbermint regulations that encumber western products. And so there are two tiers of product quality and pricing. This will remain until the Second and Third World countries develop their economies to include western style insurance and safety/environmental regulations.

@eweunkettles8207

8 ай бұрын

aye rishi sunak is trying to introduce this into britain that will be the northern powerhouse boris kept on about

@eweunkettles8207

8 ай бұрын

looks like stainless but the iso 9000 is nowhere

Amazing. Each one is a masterpiece. He even sets and checks the precise angle, and the ends are ready for a weld. He also cleans them well to prevent weld contamination.

the steel ball to reshape the pipe is a great trick !!

@jamesbarbour8400

8 ай бұрын

An internal mandrel in effect, with the application of grease to the bore, to reduce friction on the balls as they are forced through the inner surface. Crude technology, but effective.

@dicksargent3582

8 ай бұрын

@@jamesbarbour8400 It may seem crude but it is one of the only practical was to accomplish the job. The same technique is used to repair dented tubes on musical instruments like trumpets, trombones, etc;.

@jamesbarbour8400

8 ай бұрын

@@dicksargent3582 that's interesting, did not know. Thank you for your reply. 😊

@ronblack7870

6 ай бұрын

@@dicksargent3582 i was about to comment about musical instrument repair. yes they do that exact thing with the balls through dented tubes on trombones and other horns.

In America, we have machines that do all that stuff at one time. The machine costs a million dollars. This is how labor intensive the process really is, costing one dollar. I'm freeking out about the open toed sandals and then the guy walks across that nasty floor, bare footed! AND he still has all his toes! That's real skill!

@SkaterStimm

6 ай бұрын

yep, an the parts we make in one go still cost more then what this guy is selling these for.

Think the correct term is SKILLFUL hands... majestic is a term for fancy pants that have no fing clue about hard work

Amazing work 👍👍👍👏👏👏

Neat and clean operation to, nice air conditioning unit etc.

I know the difficulties of making minimum bend radius tubing parts. These are some beautiful products! Great job. Shows what can be done if you really understand what you're doing.

@leopoldpoppenberger8692

8 ай бұрын

super dangerous using the side of that abrasive cutting disc for trimming the edges of that pipe because it thins out very quickly and than it disintegrates the fragments are as fast as bullets very serious.

@MrMairu555

8 ай бұрын

@@leopoldpoppenberger8692 All I can say is don't go to Asia then, because it'd probably give you a heart attack! Grinding tube on the side of a cutting disc is one of the safest things I've seen them do! 🤣🤣🤣

Buen trabajo.

Great job, excellent

Наверное мне никогда не понять зачем он снял тапочки чтобы встать на "чистый" ковёр, а потом дальше босиком начал ходить по грязной земле и по ковру. В чем смысл? Зачем тогда вообще надо было снимать эти тапочки?

@user-jg7lw9zt9k

8 ай бұрын

запарил ноги в тапочках))

I did sheetmetal fab for 47 years and didnt know this process .the labor alone would make this a 300.00 part in ameraca.

@jbrou123

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, they probably get about $1 for each piece. A 3" iron elbow goes for about $35, $55 for stainless steel, here in the US.

Excelente!.

Quality facility ! Nice protective flip flops The quality of throwing everything on the floor such a refined touch

@MathExplained0

8 ай бұрын

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@brittenv1000

8 ай бұрын

Works for him

@horstmuller7512

8 ай бұрын

Throwning everything in the dirt is a religion thing. When Allah was born, his mom did the same.

The first time I see this workers using any protection at all was this guy wearing gloves on lathe. Yes a f*king gloves next to rotatig object.

Crazy how much work can be accomplished without regard to safety! Love it

@futten3230

8 ай бұрын

dude these people have no idea what PPE or health and safety even is

@bsg2580

8 ай бұрын

The EPA wants to know how you plan to dispose of your wash water and used oil

@MathExplained0

8 ай бұрын

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@clutch5sp989

8 ай бұрын

Safety regulations are put in place for workers that need to be told not to stick their fingers in the saw blade or press machine. In other words....The dumber they are; the more safety is needed.

@KAM-zi9zl

8 ай бұрын

Safety regulations have nothing to do with callous employers ( or their never done anything offspring) pushing people with no regard for their well being. Yep there’s dumb employees. There’s also a$&hole employers. 2 sides to every coin

The stainless steel 90s were a special order for a nuclear power plant. That was their QC guy facing them up, check and double-check.

Really like the steel toe sandals. Passes the PPE test all day long

I had no idea that this is how these elbows are made. I will never again complain about at the price of those lovely tight elbows.

@dallasarnold8615

6 ай бұрын

John, can you tell me, what do these get used on ?

@johnhorton1516

6 ай бұрын

I mainly use them to fabricate tubular handrails, the elbows are manufactured to match the diameter of standard tube sizes. You weld each end of the chamfered elbow to a straight length of tube, the weld is then polished/ground back to make the handrail look like a seamless and continuous piece of tube, which would otherwise be almost impossible to fabricate. These elbows are also made in stainless steel. @@dallasarnold8615

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@davidhall8874

8 ай бұрын

Are you kidding?

@stevetalin6489

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, show this video to all the young children in your neighborhood and say this could be your future if you’re not educated.

@liveportugal-viagens6507

8 ай бұрын

lol👺

@CATech1138

8 ай бұрын

@@stevetalin6489i've been a high school drop out since 1982 and I make $90k a year....."education" is a joke

@bernardmauge8613

8 ай бұрын

same here

Beautiful jobs working very hard the guys working there I like him working hard I try to help him

Good looking dude, wish I had "majestic" hands...

Замечательно👍

Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. 👍👍👍

Good work. Greetings from germany

nice clean factory !

SUPER PERFECT.

Not sure who is running this channel, but I’d like to discuss a custom opportunity with them on specific material and sizing. Thank you.

Excellent cost effective manufacturing. Guys keep your safety glasses on at all times - you won't be able to get another pair of eyes from the supermarket. What you have - that's it. Thank you.

Excellent product im certain you will find a distribution network and a bulk purchase order representative...do you manufacture all sizes reducers and other miscelaneous components

Very good, impressive.

It takes balls of steel to do this work. Seriously, videos of this type both bring out admiration and make me cringe. Guys like this guy do great work with meager resources. And they work in terrible conditions that expose them to great risk. Admiration wins in my mind and heart.

Outstanding

Proper Yard and Workshops !!!!!!!!👍👊

amazing video

Proper job.

Very perfection

Beautiful Elbow

Astonishing. Respect!

WOW>>>>AMAZING....INDIANS Are tough smart people.

@nomi17211

8 ай бұрын

He is Not INDIAN he is PAKISTANI

@nickaxe771

8 ай бұрын

I see....how do you know may I ask?@@nomi17211

L-bow Bhai 👌

How many machines can a person use and still make it by hand?

I'm not sure why anyone would call this making elbows by hand. The was using lots of very powerful machinery. Why not just say that the workers are very skillful?

his "Majestic Hands" lol

Indian and Pakistani doctors are good, because they see a lot of injuries.

Amazing what can be done with a 3-tonne press. And hands.

wow, big detail with the balls in press.

Crazy fool should invest in a full face shield while he still has two eyes. Crazy

Guess hes never seen an abrasive disc in someones throat

I'm not sure about the majestic hands, they seem to be rather normal, 10 fingers etc. Thanks for the video!

@wetsox278

8 ай бұрын

I'm not sure about the making with those majestic hands. Seems to be a lot of machinery involved.

@annoyingbstard9407

8 ай бұрын

Not for long…

Professional jobs

nice clean folks cleaning must be agaist sharia?

No metallurgical report, no MTRs, no forming procedure or test analysis of finished product. Pass, thanks.

Sure can tell the washer guy at the end gets paid by the hour.

This is the first of these videos I've seen where the fellow wears any ppe. This guy has two! Safety glasses and gloves. Heck, if we count the denim pants instead of flowing robes around rotary machines, 3 pieces.

Elbow's the hard way for sure

2",3",4" Elbow me kitna pipe lagega

Good

very nive

Wait is that worker wearing gloves? I thought all PPE was illegal in india

Great video but he needs to consider using ear plugs to avoid hearing loss

Good job But the thickness in expanded area will be less

He should make a bandsaw if his hands are so majestic. Pipe joins look good in the end.

I suspect the modern world is full of people who miss working with their hands like this guy does because of modern mass production methods using robotics and automation.

Don’t you get tired of watching these Tesla manufacturing videos?

I am amazed that they work in the dirt on the floor. Never have a work bench. No eye protection. Never any boots.

@3:34 What is all that stuff coming out of the elbow? Rust???

@jbrou123

8 ай бұрын

Mill scale. Steel is heated to very high temperatures when it is being manufactured. and formed. High temperatures on raw materials causes rapid oxidation on the surfaces, known as mill scale.

a basic process leads to a good product. good work !

Now he ships them to Jegs!

Very creative jigs to make this 90* elbow. Just wanted to know what this part is used for?

@dnomyarnostaw

8 ай бұрын

Welding into pipelines where a 90 degree turn is required

@chandramohanpai2082

8 ай бұрын

​@@dnomyarnostawYes,keeping the ID.of pipe same without hidrence for flow of any liquids,semisolids, powders, maintaining the pressure till other end.

Majestic Hands?! 50 Ton Press Brakes, Lathe, Drop Saw etc...

Wow... that press had balls! . . Then it didn't. 🤣

@impavitus

8 ай бұрын

Yeah its balls finally dropped

As good as the union made and OSHA approved

@gymshoe8862

8 ай бұрын

...for a fraction of the price.

press for how many tons?

👍👍👍👍👍

Safety glasses and gloves. Almost there. Not quite though.

Basically a "one man" industrial revolution!! GR8T job (guys).

@gymshoe8862

8 ай бұрын

There were many men in this outfit.

And majestic feets

Where is this work occurring??? It really points out why we (USA) have trouble competing with so many countries. If he keeps using the side of the cutting wheel he is using to deburr his parts, he be might be a poster boy for why one should not do that, and why he should wear some face protection.

A tube bender works well also

Маладци парин Ти 😊😊😊

The finished product looks like a work of art. But please be careful in your work place. Spinnning grinding wheels, hydraulic presses, acide bathes...please be careful.

So now I know what those things at the end of my arms are for.

Hi I have requirement for the product. How can I reach this person. Kindly provide the contact information if you don't mind

@pentagonsystems4292

8 ай бұрын

Hi Kindly provide the contact details

No safety guard no mask no shoes no respirator no welding gear but nice finished product. Life is cheap there.