The water noise is a bit silly. Lets hear the machine.

10:30 this particular case it's not Thermite welding. This is melting both rails using electric current and press using hydraulic one rail to another - better method but requires heavy specific equipment.

@brucekellett2269

10 күн бұрын

Exactly. See my comment. Flashbutt not thermit. Two completely different methods. The metallurgy in flashbutt far superior. Thanks mate. ☺

Are we supposed to believe the sound used in the sleeper casting part is correct.....use the natural factory sound or nothing at all, don't just add random factory noises that don't apply.

Terrible ! !!!! Video is all over the place!!!! - The Ai is embarrassing!!!! 😆!

All of the engineering wonders to make our modern life possible.

@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY

23 күн бұрын

Yes, it's amazing

Very intersting video. At 10: 32 narrator mentions thermit welding. The actual method of welding shown on this film with captions says flash but welding far superior to the thermit method. Please note I am not a track guy I rode thd rails in a locomotive as a driver ( engineer ). Google thermit welding really worth a look. Good track is the back bone of the railway. I salute you track people. Well done guys and girls.

love that wheel making and restoration process.

Enjoyed the video. I was shocked to see that the hardware for the concrete ties were added after casting. I thought it would have been part of the pre-mold process, making it all one piece. Thank you for doing this video.

Bravo.....ok.....the thermit mix.........might have more stuff........cheers

That welding musta used a year's worth of home electricity for one house to do one weld.

So what does any of this have to do with the thumbnail?

Flash Butt Wending, as kids say, strong af

Giant roller bearings, Giant traction motors, electricity from Giant Diesel generator

@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY

25 күн бұрын

That's right, everything is huge

No quality control of quality of AI-generated narration is an insult to viewers. Removing channel from proposals.

@quantumss

Ай бұрын

Sad as it is, get used to it. You know, its trendy.

@nicolek4076

Ай бұрын

@@quantumss Why should I "get used" to being insulted? Common courtesy is ageless.

@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY

Ай бұрын

@@nicolek4076 I tried it with a human voice, but it seems like the native voice makes it harder for people to hear

@nicolek4076

Ай бұрын

@@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY The issue isn't the voice - it's the mispronunciations. If you listen, you'll hear them. Any AI that makes such an avoidable mistake isn't worth the money.

@MACHINERYTECHNOLOGY

Ай бұрын

Thank you very much for your wonderful comments. I will certainly find better voices to serve you

narration by wojak

Horrible AI narration.

It seems very robotic🌀👁️