Respect to the kid! Ready to help and work! Respect to all this hard working people! Beautiful job!

@demetriusrosselinedossanto3988

Жыл бұрын

Só faltou os EPI. Solda e corte é acidente na certa.

@tallerdemotosmotec4962

Жыл бұрын

I reject child labor

@martinbisschoff988

6 ай бұрын

Yep. A youngster with such an attitude to life and WORK will never have to battle. Apart from the skill learnt he also understands that life owes NOBODY a favour. Respect to the lad.

The boy is very clever and ready to help. The boss is very lucky to have such a good assistant.

@deedle6073

Жыл бұрын

That's his son, and he doesn't have a choice.

@GoProTony912

Жыл бұрын

@@deedle6073 EVERYBODY has a choice!

@pedrocen5387

13 күн бұрын

That's how it should be here most of our young ones think everything should be given to them and can't even have their own room clean 🤔🤔

I'm a retired tradesman from the piping industry. I can tell a good helper or apprentice from a poor one usually within a few minutes of working with them. This young boy in this video is a very good helper, especially at his young age. I'd love to see a kid like him get into a skilled apprenticeship program, however, unfortunately I don't think that opportunity would be available to him in the place where he lives. It's so sad to see a lot of these lazy kids with poor attitudes over here in the US and Canada get so many opportunies while an eager to learn kid over where he is gets none.

@chrisreed8525

Жыл бұрын

He is already doing a skilled apprenticeship, he is learning everything he needs to know from the older man.

@bradleyvescovi8646

Жыл бұрын

You are absolutely correct!

@alanalonso6082

Жыл бұрын

Some are lazy, give you that. We gotta do better as parents. Sometimes the apple doesn't fall to far from the tree.

@bc454irocz89

Жыл бұрын

I have a feeling these guys specialize in making a certain item and the trade gets passed down for generations

@SergioPena20

Жыл бұрын

@@bc454irocz89that’s usually the way it works in places like this. You see it a lot in Mexico.

Im from the US and over here I have read a series of books called The Foxfire Books. They pretty much go into detail how the old timers did things like making wagon wheels for example. The books were made as a means of preserving how things were done in the past. I personally feel videos like this should be put in a digital archive because the knowledge they contain is so valuable.

@dustysherrmann4427

2 жыл бұрын

Absolut ‼ 👍

@123andme

2 жыл бұрын

Good point.

@sdka-aynursabrioglu2549

2 жыл бұрын

@WILD için

@natevanlandingham1945

2 жыл бұрын

Foxfire were cool old books that taught you the ways to do what people would think are simple tasks around the homestead.

@alagappansockalingam8699

Жыл бұрын

g f they r the degree holders they won't definitly do it. Some times experience is more than a degree.But Cater pillar never compro mise with quality.That is why low cost re work is possible.

10:24 не человек, а супермен. Дай Аллах здоровья твоим глазам

That is skill taken to the upmost degree. It was great to see the man & the boy working in unison to create the muffler. The finished product a source of pride as the boy shows it off.

Красавцы! Сначала иплись с кусками железяк, а в итоге фоткались с заводским глушителем!😎😂😂😂

@user-un4ro8pt6v

Жыл бұрын

100%

Лайк за пацана, надеюсь его жизнь будет лучше.

@user-gw7ng2hy9j

2 жыл бұрын

Этот пацан днём глушители делает, а ночью с карамультуком за черепами охотится.

@drinkthekoolaidkids

Жыл бұрын

@@user-gw7ng2hy9j well it always good to have a back up trade 🤣

So cool seeing the magnaflow factory

Вот это локализация производства и импортозамещение!

@user-nh3rm4jy1w

Жыл бұрын

Скоро Индия будет впереди планеты всей! Не надо дорогого оборудования,, электроэнергии, оснастки! Все быстро и на коленке,, да и перестроиться минимум времени!!!

@user-rm9um1dj9y

Жыл бұрын

@@user-nh3rm4jy1w глубоко ошибаетесь, технологии и автоматизация производства наше всё!

Im a retired welder, fabricator and blacksmith from canada and am very impressed with how talented and innovative these folks are. Awesome work with very little to work with. I just wish i could take them a couple truck loads of safety equipment and tools to help them out

That's a beautiful thing. There will be a time in the future where people that are true craftsman like these two will be worth their weight in gold

When I lived in Asia I had an exhaust made like this for my 1978 Mercedes 280e, they took off the old original exhaust, cut open the silencers and reproduced the whole system for about $60. It was incredibly strong and heavy gauge steel.

@MrTheHillfolk

Жыл бұрын

Haha I'd almost bet its still installed and working fine if the car still exists, those cars don't need a new exhaust for about 30 years usually 😁

@1marcelfilms

6 ай бұрын

Id ask for stainless

El chico es sensacional, sabe lo que tiene que hacer. Tiene una buena actitud y su carisma es sensacional. Saludos desde Gutiérrez Zamora, Veracruz México

В конце видео другой глушитель, не тот который собирали

@Jonathan.D

2 жыл бұрын

The one at the end was made from zinc-plated sheet metal but the one they made was painted with zinc paint. It also had a rolled seam and edges. I think they were showing how similar theirs is to a mass produced product.

@user-ob9uz9ee8l

2 жыл бұрын

Сколько это чудо юдо служит?

@Gazirovshik

Жыл бұрын

Да это все заметили, не переживай 😁

I’m addicted to these videos now nice seeing such pride put into something so simple you could tell the father it appears was happy to teach

Good to see videos of things being made by hand and genuine craftsmanship! Today's society is just about lost on how to do things our forefathers did with ease! What ever happened to shop class or auto mechanics in school? Relying on others for things you need - they got you by the balls!!!

Удивляюсь,какие мастера.дай бог вам здоровья,удачи,мира.

I love how the first time he stick welds he doesn’t have a mask on but the second time he at-least quickly flashes it in front of his face 😂 keep your eyes healthy my friend we need more skilled people like you guys

@8eastk

Жыл бұрын

i think it more like solder

@HoodlumMedia

Жыл бұрын

over there. they just don't know about the health risks

I'm proud of myself knowing I have skills to make similar work. Respect for these people!🤟

Raw talent and skills , with rustic tools , GOOD PRODUCTS , INTEGRITY

I found this video while researching building custom exhausts, and I'm glad I did! These guys are amazing. Also I need to make myself some of those big ass metal shears.

Excellent work. That guy is really talented at forming tin.

This is amazing work. Our problem is, we can buy one of these for $50 USD. The bigger problem is, these guys with this skill set made $5 USD or less for the two hours or more it took two of them to do it. Show me anybody with a US college degree (aside from a draftsman) that can find the center of an oval @7:25

I would love to have my truck parts made so well . That thing is going to last a very long time 💪

@andrewsmith9174

Жыл бұрын

No it won’t! Dirty welds, no beads run, just tack welding. The brazing on parts that will take temperatures that exceed their tolerances, and still on rusty metal. No actual baffling. This is horrid. It could be genuinely skillful if the guy cared enough to be a craftsman. It’s like a pre worn part. Right down to shitty silver paint to make it look clean!

@Vivungisport

Жыл бұрын

​@@andrewsmith9174They don't have the same corrosion problem there, due to low humidity you know.

@andrewsmith9174

Жыл бұрын

@@Vivungisport dirty is dirty. Welding dirty is a bad weld. Dirt in lubricated parts is still bad. The humidity does not matter. It’s sloppy work.

The boy can also be proud of his effect, so he learns how to do it from an early age. Very nice work with the simplest means. 👍 😊

The guys worked so hard, they must be exhaust-ed

I like how the butt welded side seam turns into a machine crimped lock seam at 14:57

@jeffreyyoung4104

2 жыл бұрын

As were the end seams.

@Jonathan.D

2 жыл бұрын

The metal on the last one was made from zinc plated sheet metal. I think they were showing how the one they made looks just like a mass-produced part.

@andrewsmith9174

Жыл бұрын

Doesn’t matter much when they were welding dirty, rusty parts. I laughed that they painted it silver instead of cleaning it.

@MrTheHillfolk

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewsmith9174 it'll still outlast some 19$ Chinese muffler by 10:1.

@andrewsmith9174

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTheHillfolk, I don’t think this poorly made piece of shit would survive the drive home after installation.

I take my hat off to you, you are very good at what you do, when i look at what you are doing you are WAY ahead of the rest of us, those of us with "a lot" of money can't do anything without the right tools , you just sit there and have nothing and just do it so well, again hats off to you.

Great job guy's imo watching this type of work rather than machinery doing the work is alot more satisfying thanks so much keep up the great work

Wow that muffler will last 50 years excellent skills

Well done, 👍🇨🇦 love watching these videos. Makes me have a calm mind when I work on stuff, we take for granted the tools we have over here. Good job guys.

And there you have folks , The Genuine Hand Made Flow Faster Quiet Storm Muffler !!! Good video !

That's a special skill well done...the kid is a great helper soon he will take over

Я из России и очень уважаю труд этих мастеров!

Guy is super chill!

Красиво и качественно.Отличная работа ребята!👍💪🔥

Wonder how many times his helper got hit with that shear handle? If hes like me, then at least once😂👍🏻 Awesome video

@DjNazFlawlessM-Path2

Жыл бұрын

Omg 😲 was thinking the same thing ! If you look carefully one if his thumbnails is black fk me bet that hurt ouch !!!! Won't be holding it that way again I'm sure lol 😆 😂 🤣

If you've never built anything by hand. You have no idea how impressive it is how he shaped that over the railroad tie.

@HoodlumMedia

Жыл бұрын

What impressed me is how efficiently he did this without an angle grinder or power tools except the stick welder. He cut that steel far more efficiently and neatly than most people, including myself, would do with a grinder

Amazing video 📹 👏 ❤ 👌 🙌 😍 📹 👏

Работа достойна уважения) труд благородный👍 теперь знаю почему они быстро гниют

@user-tp3je8vc9n

Жыл бұрын

А почему они быстро гниют ?🤔

@user-ze6sd3go3z

Жыл бұрын

@@user-tp3je8vc9n Да потому что из жестянки уже ржавой делают ещё и горелкой метал отпускают хороший глушитель пусть даже не на заводе сделанный а допустим на фирме как в США например делают из нержавейки 1/1.5 мм правильно варят начиная от выпускного коллектора и заканчивая наконечником на выхлопе это шедевр и цена соответствующая он и прослужит пока машину в утиль не сдашь а эти глушители одноразовые до гаража доехать... 😅🤣😂

Молодец мужик от души работал

Молодцы мужики продолжайте в том же духе 🔥💯👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

These people appreciate hand work. Amazing

great job... the master is very successful and workmanship great...congratulations guys

Жарайсындар Акеси баласы, Аман болындар

Bien chingones. Excelente trabajo el que hacen. Salidos desde México.

6:59 nice candy dish,sir! Cool video, I appreciate a craftsman.

Parabéns aos dois profissionais aí excelente trabalho de vocês 👏👏👏👏👏👏

It was interesting to watch this fabrication start to finish. I noticed they had I pretty decent amount of inventory stacked along the walls of the shop. Watching them use basic metal working skills and turning surplus/recycled base standard sheet metal and piping into a finished muffler using an old hand sheer, hand rollers, hand punches, a couple of hammers, a pipe cutter, some home made patterns and molding patterns and jigs made out of steel plate and pipes and a gas welding torch. And they produced a good serviceable muffler. I don’t think many people will be fooled by the final muffler with the crushed lap scene at the end. Their actual hand painted muffler being carried by the helper was the one to see. They put together a good solid muffler. And it will probably give a good long service life if used every day. My only question is the small restrictive baffle passage holes will result in quite a bit of back pressure and reduce exhaust flow, thus robbing the engine of some of its power output.

Genius - humans with perseverance and skill.

wish my kids were like his son, no whining just spending quality time with dad working

Ставлю лайк этим людям. Это очень-очень дорогое производство.. много затрат по времени особенно.. такой глушитель бесценный!

Exelente maestro.

super amigo👍👍👍

Very nicely done.

Вот ребята молодцы , блин ,ну все делают , а самое главное что вручную 🤪🤪🤪. Респект таким работникам, их бы к нам , и были бы запчасти всегда и на все автомобили 👍👍👍👍, а варить без маски - это ваще профи

@user-df6vv8vv3n

Жыл бұрын

Никого к нам не надо, просто зажрались, мы в девяносто втором открыли станцию по иномаркам запчастей на них не было совсем, всё делали вручную кроме шлифовки коленвала, вкладыши переписали и перегибами, а подвеска и глушителя это как говорится на коленке, зато весело было братки, менты, девки а самое главное тебе 22 и всё ещё спереди 😄

@maxim1632

Жыл бұрын

Я на протяжении всего видео ждал когда он возьмёт в руки болгарку... а нет. Единственный электроинструмент- сварка

@user-ey5yu6zr4l

Жыл бұрын

Виноват охота крепкий

@vladartemov6839

Жыл бұрын

Этот глушитель сгниет через месяц.

@sanekpip2489

Жыл бұрын

@@vladartemov6839 ну у них их много ,поменяют 😀😀😀

Emocionei-me ao ver o esforço, dedicação e genuinidade desse homem e dessa criança no seu trabalho e ganha-pão. Há gente decente, boa e honesta no mundo. Muitos parabéns e muita saúde e alegria para todos, desde Portugal.

k orgullo tener un alludante de esa edad feliz por el i el mundo

This is a really cool channel Bro.

El aprendiz es estupendo muy atento.

Parabéns. Ficou top..

Very good job. Only one question left unanswered, what about protective gear?

@MrTheHillfolk

Жыл бұрын

@port nut just supply issues in general. When I saw the kid cutting the pipe with the cutter ,I was thinking where the heck do they get replacement wheels....haha they probably make them around the corner at some other place ,now that I think of it.

Wow thats amazing. Looks just like a dynomax

I grew up doing that same thing in the 70s cause I couldn't afford to buy exhaust. I used 2 or 3 inch galvanized fence post for tail pipes and I made round or square mufflers at a friend's body shop or my dad's when he wasn't doing anything to people's cars. Otherwise I ran open headers cause the police never said anything until the late late 70s into the 80s lol. I'd almost bet that one of the buildings that used to be a auto repair shop probably still has my hand made exhaust in it cause I used the same exhaust on different car's cause I'd find a Chevy body that I liked and away I'd go putn em together and be cruising in no less than 4hours lookn for something to drag it's ass through a 8th or quarter mile road. I miss the good ol days when everything was to simple. I could rebuild and start the break in process with a Chevy engine in less 3 hours. By myself with no distractions. 2 hours tops and it blesses my heart watchn this guy make his own stuff....

Молодцы!!! Очень уважаю людей, которые делают такие вещи своими руками. Жалко что нет возможности пообщаться напрямую, лично. ЗДОРОВЬЯ, МИРА,УСПЕХА!!! КАЗАХСТАН. г. АКТОБЕ. 😊🎉

Good job!

Молодцы трудяги, им бы ещё нержавеющей стали и их глушители были бы вечными.

GOOD JOB GREAT SKILLS 👌👌👍👍

Good craftsmanship

Great workers

I want that tool he used to cut the sheet metal. Awesome the son is learning the dads trade.

Nice Muffler.. Very good job guys.

👍👍👍👍👍👍 Excellent job & video. 😊

Amazing! 👍👍

Genial, unos fenómenos, aquí en España nadie sabe hacer eso, sois unos artistas, me quedo inpresionado

@johnpalma7265

Жыл бұрын

Me parece raro,los tubos deben tener agujeros para que el uno vayo desde uno al otro, En que parte deEspaña quedas?

@ccolon66

Жыл бұрын

Como en los tiempos antes de toda esta tecnologia que a embrutecido al ser humano,esto me recuerda mis años en cuba cuando mi padre arreglaba su carrito con lo que encontraba,es mucha satisfaction miral este tipo de videos.

@ccolon66

Жыл бұрын

@@johnpalma7265 estos son mofles silenciadores del ruido,no son limpiadores del aire,osea los catalytic.

@kum841

Жыл бұрын

Жить захочешь, научишься так же делать...., у них так, ка было 60 лет назад

Son is happy to help and willing to learn. My son won’t even watch me. 😂

Respect!!!

That's a fresh, hot, homemade muffler. Never seen that one before.

Супер спасибо большое 👍👍👍🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

@user-cv9ec2dk7c

Жыл бұрын

🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

Базар жоқ керемет 🔥🤝🔥

Идеально!!!

And that boys and girls was a craftsman at work

Ihr seit es Meister was ihr macht Respekt 😊

Saludos desde América de México hermano tienes unas manos prodigiosas eres grande hermano saludos mi

Good helper know master

Better than any euro car parts exhaust I've ever fit

Good Hustle.

Akrapovic production 👏

Skill 💥👍

100 Saludos desde Houston tx

Is that like Zinc paint or something else. Certainly made it look like factory finish. nice.

bravo !

Великолепно!

Good job

What is being wiped on it at the end? Very cool video..

good to see they where wearing safety equipment, ie steel toe capped safety sandals,skin cloves,and invisable eye protection

No smiles😂 only work work work .😢 to sad. ...Good hard work. My respect for them. 😊❤

Настоящий мастер. Чувствуется большой опыт...

@VOLK-68

Жыл бұрын

Поражаюсь, что все там работают с металлом без перчаток)

awesome