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Supporting Japanese manufacturing! 5 scary casting processes!

Japanese Industry Process
2024 ж. 8 Мам.
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0:00. Manufacturing process of aluminum parts for agricultural machinery.
12:15. Casting process for huge industrial parts
24:27 Super large casting process.
40:22 Taiyaki aluminum casting process
52:04. Process of mass producing 400,000 screws
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  • Love it, the guy around @9:00 mark is a beast! carrying around that massive molten ladle of aluminum all over that factory floor. My back hurts just watching it. Thank you to all those men and women who damn near work their souls away! You are appreciated, you are seen. You are the people who make our world possible. Edit - Creator/uploader should tag the businesses or list them in the videos, if the business is open to it. I am certain you would pick up some contracts for work. Social media is the best marketing there is. The screw machines at the end were awesome. Reminds me of my Uncle. He ran Screw machines. Had a similar setup but not as many machines as, Asai has in his ship shown. Great job keeping all those old machines cranking!

    @sgbbco3981@sgbbco3981Ай бұрын

  • After having seen so many manufacturing and repair videos from third world crap-hole countries, it's a breath of fresh air to see how thing are done in a first world country that prioritizes safe working conditions and a quality product.

    @madmatt2024@madmatt20244 ай бұрын

    • *_Спецовку не выдают! Работают с котлом, где расплавленный метал, без защитной маски! Глаза надо беречь!_*

      @DARAD-View-now@DARAD-View-now4 ай бұрын

    • 3rd world more people less machine, 1st world more machine less people.

      @unknownme217@unknownme2174 ай бұрын

    • Probably not India you were seeing, most of those are in Pakistan. If it looks all messed up and messy, Pakistan.

      @sithus1966@sithus19664 ай бұрын

    • You said a mouthful there Buddy!

      @clintchapman4319@clintchapman43194 ай бұрын

    • Guess you missed the lack of leather and eye protection lol

      @rocknewtonfilsterwilly7364@rocknewtonfilsterwilly73644 ай бұрын

  • すごい。良く出来ました👏

    @milsgarage@milsgarage3 ай бұрын

  • Despite being such an advanced consumer driven society it is impressive how Japan retains it's smaller manufacturing businesses, often the way in which these businesses create involves a great deal of craftsmanship and isn't reliant on computers. I envy Japan this, small manufacturers such as this in the UK have a very very difficult time surviving if they survive at all.

    @JohnRowley@JohnRowley4 ай бұрын

    • I hope this kind of back breaking, dangerous labor doesn't survive long. Stone tools were also made by great craftsmen.

      @stevendaleschmitt@stevendaleschmitt4 ай бұрын

    • Whilst I agree that the work looks arduous that doesn't mean I want it to disappear, though it would be great if it could exist with decent working hours and good pay. Your analogy is false though - here the product can be produced with a higher or lesser amount of automation but the product is still the same - or to put it another way - stone tools can be made by people or CNC machines. I would rather small industry existed like this than just massive companies mostly importing products manufactured abroad: in a time of war or international embargo it would be hugely beneficial to still have smaller scale manufacturing such as can be seen in this video. And if those smaller scale businesses used more or the same amount of automation that's fine with me too of course.@@stevendaleschmitt

      @JohnRowley@JohnRowley4 ай бұрын

    • ض11😊😊​@@stevendaleschmitt

      @tihamid5190@tihamid51904 ай бұрын

    • ​@@JohnRowleyроссийская империя пробовала это дерьмо во время первой мировой войны. Поверьте мне, плюсов обнаружено не было.

      @nekrosof_kac@nekrosof_kac4 ай бұрын

    • Germany and Italy still have many craftsmen working in SMEs who don't rely on computers too much. China probably does too, but I don't know much about it.

      @Jin88866@Jin888664 ай бұрын

  • thanks for the video,this was our process to a t,those ladels hand carried are 80 to 100lbs of aluminum,at the end of day you are wore out,hard work and kudos to these guys,they work hard

    @bretluyet1896@bretluyet18964 ай бұрын

  • Ahhh yes, finally a refined version of casting/molding. Was fascinated with this process but unfortunately recommended Pakistani method. This is so much more state of art, professional.

    @rogueleafninja7521@rogueleafninja752128 күн бұрын

  • 最後のねじ屋さんは驚いた！素晴らしい

    @user-hc8vb1ru9y@user-hc8vb1ru9y2 ай бұрын

  • Wonderfull, all these companys contribute very very much to other manufacturing companys and hopefully will stay in business forever. The last company is grand, making just one variety of what each machine is capable of producing, the guy is lucky to be in his position as company owner and operator in a much needed products for almost anything.

    @RolandElliottFirstG@RolandElliottFirstG4 ай бұрын

  • the video looks more authentic when it has the original audio, you can fell the metal passing from solid to liquid, great videi

    @haroldpepete@haroldpepeteАй бұрын

  • Thank you for keeping it real by not adding music.

    @spottedtauren@spottedtaurenАй бұрын

    • LOL (I agree) GOD I hate that.

      @brentbarnhart5827@brentbarnhart5827Ай бұрын

  • Steady hands and strong back. Dedication and hard work.

    @frostbreak2031@frostbreak20314 ай бұрын

  • Awesome to see Yanmar engine parts being made, It shows why their quality is so good.

    @cb2033x@cb2033x4 ай бұрын

    • This Yanmar engine exported to my country and on of the popular for boat engine, farming and for small construction machine, i didn't know the production are still traditional method

      @zulharriansyahsyamsul3970@zulharriansyahsyamsul39702 ай бұрын

  • Japan always makes good quality products. Hi from North carolina

    @everydaycompress4259@everydaycompress4259Ай бұрын

  • Thank you for sharing a part of manufacturing not seen by many. It is great to see younger generation interested and learning this trade. It’s a first for my watching manufacturing of screws, quite interesting. 🙋🏼

    @MrKim-kv2vv@MrKim-kv2vv4 ай бұрын

  • Большое почтение человеку труда! Япония сохраняет качество продукта, гармония труда и души создателя. У меня до сих пор имеются и пользуюсь японскими устройствами которым уже 30-40 лет, это механика, электроника и они радуют меня дизайном, безупречной работой! Япония, сохраняй, воспитывай поколение своих творцов и создателей прекрастных продуктов!!! Great respect to the man of work! Japan preserves the quality of the product, the harmony of work and the soul of the creator. I still have and use Japanese devices that are already 30-40 years old, these are mechanics, electronics and they delight me with design, impeccable work! Japan, preserve and educate the generation of its creators and creators of wonderful products!!!

    @user-hk3qr2lm9l@user-hk3qr2lm9l4 ай бұрын

    • В Японии тоже есть свой пакистан.

      @andreypopoff1996@andreypopoff19964 ай бұрын

    • @@andreypopoff1996Пакистану до Японии миллион лет ещё развиваться😂

      @user-wl3ff8py9g@user-wl3ff8py9g3 ай бұрын

    • А также не гнушается русофобной политикой... 😟

      @PeterGarin@PeterGarin3 ай бұрын

    • @@PeterGarin «Русские - народ, который ненавидит волю, обожествляет рабство, любит оковы на своих руках и ногах, любит своих кровавых деспотов, не чувствует никакой красоты, грязный физически и морально, столетиями живёт в темноте, мракобесии, и пальцем не пошевелил к чему-то человеческому, но готовый всегда неволить, угнетать всех и вся, весь мир. Это не народ, а историческое проклятие человечества» - И.С. Шмелёв.

      @user-hk3qr2lm9l@user-hk3qr2lm9l3 ай бұрын

    • @@PeterGarin skazal ruskij Z fasfist

      @dariussipavicius5212@dariussipavicius52123 ай бұрын

  • Эти высокотехнологичные роботы выглядят совсем как люди. Потрясающе!

    @ToskaForsite@ToskaForsite3 ай бұрын

    • а я думал это, замаскированные индусы

      @user-tz7ej9rv2d@user-tz7ej9rv2d3 ай бұрын

    • @@user-tz7ej9rv2d не паки

      @nki1986@nki19863 ай бұрын

    • Высокая японская культура! Мало того, что работают как люди, но ещё и выглядят! И я даю 100% гарантии, что они и в туалет ходят, и на обед, чтобы вообще не отличпться!

      @imiafamily@imiafamily2 ай бұрын

    • @@user-tz7ej9rv2d -Что есть то есть Японася литьё по качеству от Индусьня,разница на лицо)))

      @valeriysan1594@valeriysan15942 ай бұрын

    • @@valeriysan1594 японский блок стоит 100человек работа а индусы нашли на разборе и переплавили

      @user-tz7ej9rv2d@user-tz7ej9rv2d2 ай бұрын

  • Very awesome and cool. Thanks for sharing

    @cam_8528@cam_85282 ай бұрын

  • Dziękuję bardzo za piękną podróż po pięknym kraju 😊

    @grzegorzrada@grzegorzrada3 ай бұрын

  • 佩服日本人的工匠精神

    @user-gp1sw5cg4o@user-gp1sw5cg4oАй бұрын

  • 彼らがいるから僕らの生活が豊かになる。 ありがとう。

    @AqLs.@AqLs.4 ай бұрын

  • Уважаю японцев, у них интересный менталитет и власть интересно относится к людям. Люди сохранили свои предприятия оставшиеся им от их родителей. Жизнь везде тяжелая, постоянно работать.

    @user-jt5zf6dd6d@user-jt5zf6dd6d4 ай бұрын

    • Вони зберігли "Ікігай"

      @FeoCustomWorks@FeoCustomWorks4 ай бұрын

    • Они наверное не слышали,о таких успешных ,, менеджер ах,,как Чубайс,Гайдар т.д.и т.п,.чтобы разворовать,развалить созданное их предками.

      @user-gq6lp4yd5m@user-gq6lp4yd5m4 ай бұрын

    • @@user-gq6lp4yd5m россия всегда была местом опг. отроки гады неблагодарные. да и люди подводят себя к самому краю. сначала себя за деньгу продают, а позже за голову хватаются. это обреченное место, тут без коментов.

      @user-jt5zf6dd6d@user-jt5zf6dd6d4 ай бұрын

    • ​@@user-gq6lp4yd5mнаверное слышали. Японцы любили бошки орубать и за меньшее.

      @warrior-0f-light@warrior-0f-light4 ай бұрын

  • Lindo trabalho parabéns 😊😊

    @MarceloPereira-vl3gh@MarceloPereira-vl3gh4 ай бұрын

  • I’m a foundry man and I’m proud of it. Japan Industry is always first class in quality 👍

    @thespecialone4963@thespecialone49634 ай бұрын

    • ARE U KIDDING ME?! US first

      @dayongqing@dayongqing3 ай бұрын

    • نسيت إيران رقم واحد في صب

      @merhamza3773@merhamza37732 ай бұрын

    • 为啥不金属压铸

      @user-zg4wj5ix9c@user-zg4wj5ix9c2 ай бұрын

    • @@dayongqing lmao

      @zenspent@zenspent2 ай бұрын

  • Молодцы !! Самая трудолюбивая добросовестная и дисциплинированная нация !!!! Честь и хвала японским труженикам !!!

    @acericonia8565@acericonia85654 ай бұрын

    • И позор самой лживой ленивой и кровавой нации - росиянам!

      @user-hv6qe3xq2f@user-hv6qe3xq2f4 ай бұрын

    • отряд 731 тебе в гости.

      @user-hv9bv2er7m@user-hv9bv2er7m4 ай бұрын

    • @@user-hv9bv2er7m он скорее всего даже не понял о чем ты)))

      @slavaviktorov6053@slavaviktorov60534 ай бұрын

    • А тебе расстрельную команду НКВД и Л.Берию на чай !!!

      @acericonia8565@acericonia85654 ай бұрын

    • @@user-hv6qe3xq2f ... "лживой"??? Это хрюкает тот рогуль, что отказался от минских соглашений? ...."кровавой" ??? Это кукарекает петушара, что оправдывает убиство своих же граждан в Одессе и на Донбассе?

      @user-nn9mf1iu9g@user-nn9mf1iu9g4 ай бұрын

  • Good job!!

    @easycraft09@easycraft092 ай бұрын

  • Nice sharing Saw it Very creative and innovative Great Greeting from Indonesian traditional gold Prospecting 🇮🇩🌺👍👍

    @nopelindoputraperkasa5869@nopelindoputraperkasa58694 ай бұрын

  • Есть люди которым нравится делать разные вещи , они от этого получают удовольствие. А Япония это страна в которой живут такие люди - ремесленники и мастера.

    @user-id7he1mm4i@user-id7he1mm4iАй бұрын

  • 品質の良いビスはビットにピタリとハマる、ここで作られていたんだ。

    @longrun575@longrun575Күн бұрын

  • Very interesting, thanks 😉

    @beamngsupercrash8905@beamngsupercrash89054 ай бұрын

  • I amazed that none of the workers have eye protection but all of the other protective devices. Aluminum is known to explode if it is introduced into an environment such as a too cool Mold or one that has moisture in it!

    @rocketman13f51@rocketman13f51Ай бұрын

  • ME RECUERDA VIEJOS TIEMPOS CUANDO MOLDEABA PIEZAS DE ALUMINIO EN BARCELONA. AHORA ESTOY JUBILADO.

    @miquelvigorosrigol6634@miquelvigorosrigol66344 ай бұрын

  • Ничего себе, роботы один в один как люди.

    @slavaviktorov6053@slavaviktorov60534 ай бұрын

    • Этодругое!

      @Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider4 ай бұрын

    • Такого в рашке нет да? 😂

      @sardaukar6478@sardaukar64784 ай бұрын

    • @@sardaukar6478 Есть. Такое есть ещё во всех отсталых странах А именно: Азиатские страны Америка Европа В странах уровня дна тоже Африкских Украина на втором месте дна всегда И даже омираты арабские Там в целом всё производство выглядит вот так. Там шарят за то как бабки делать) Щас начнутся прохрюки Ждём.

      @Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider4 ай бұрын

    • "Наши отсталые технологии, их забота о традициях". Любой либераха.

      @ToskaForsite@ToskaForsite2 ай бұрын

  • So viele verschiedene Sachen ,stellt ihre Firma her! Danke für das spannende Video,und alles Gute für Euch alle und viel Glück und Erfolg!👍🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

    @melaniegorgos8071@melaniegorgos80713 ай бұрын

  • ive done this work,its dirty,hard,and an honest living,you walk out at the end of day black as coal,especially after flipping the molds,and all the smoke,but the ole school foundry i worked at like this one could not compete with the newer modern foundries,and of course ours closed,it was the last of its kind in marion indiana,west side foundry owned by marion tool,a shout out to my old boss perry white,rip

    @bretluyet1896@bretluyet18964 ай бұрын

  • У меня хорошая работа глядя на это

    @user-mc3cn2qp1l@user-mc3cn2qp1l4 ай бұрын

  • Greetings from Finland. We love Japan.

    @olevaiti4302@olevaiti43024 күн бұрын

  • Looks like a lot of stuff they have where I work, only it's die casting where the aluminum is shot into the mold under high pressure. At a different part of the company they do a lot of the sand casting. Most of it now is automated with robot arms pouring the ladle from the pot, but the older equipment when I started was still hand ladled molten aluminum.

    @michaelszczys8316@michaelszczys83164 ай бұрын

    • That guy in short sleeves carrying a big ladle full was not very good. If he slipped, tripped and spilled that load he could have burned the other guy who wasn't even facing him all to hell. I guess safety is not important in Japan. I got splashed once when I was working with that stuff and luckily I was wearing a leather coat otherwise I would have a big burn hole in one shoulder.

      @michaelszczys8316@michaelszczys83164 ай бұрын

    • Hi friend! Do you know what materials are used for sand casting. Why sand in this video is Black???

      @user-wu6px9jd1o@user-wu6px9jd1oАй бұрын

  • Ustedes los japoneses es mi criterio personal desde que soy un niño son los mejores del mundo haciendo de todo son la perfección los mejores diseñadores y sus productos son los mejores del mundo se puede comprar cualquier producto que sea hecho en japon

    @marielavelazco1042@marielavelazco10424 ай бұрын

    • nonsense, they buy Western technologies and specialists

      @user-oh5dw8eb2d@user-oh5dw8eb2d4 ай бұрын

  • Super dokument pozdro z Polski 😀👍🇵🇱

    @romualdulanowski8485@romualdulanowski8485Ай бұрын

  • *HATS OFF TO THESE WORKMEN'S SKILLS*

    @keshavaprasad2422@keshavaprasad24224 ай бұрын

  • I admire Japanese work, everyone knows what to do and where to go, everyone works like bees, two Russians would have already gone out to buy beer and two would sit and smoke

    @weedoutasssingermanas167@weedoutasssingermanas1674 ай бұрын

    • Comme vous y allez....un peu rapide vos constats en plus d'être un tantinet débile.

      @Gaspard-uc4iv@Gaspard-uc4iv4 ай бұрын

    • @@Gaspard-uc4iv I'm sorry, I don't understand the languages of national minorities

      @weedoutasssingermanas167@weedoutasssingermanas1674 ай бұрын

    • @@weedoutasssingermanas167 je vous en prie vous êtes tout excusé

      @Gaspard-uc4iv@Gaspard-uc4iv4 ай бұрын

  • اهم نقطة لاحظتها ان الجيل الرابع يعمل بنفس المصنع يعني تقريبا (اي الابن والاب والجد ولاب الجد ___ العمل لاربعة اجيال ينتج اجيال اقوي وذات خبرة تراكمية جيدة ,, حقيقة اليابانين متميزين بصناعاتهم وليت بني يعرب يستقدمون مهندسين واداريين يابانين لادارة مشاريعهم حتي تقف المشاريع علي ارجلها ,,

    @user-vu7jg2ze9c@user-vu7jg2ze9cАй бұрын

  • Has a person that worked in the foundry industry I can tell that their work is first class!

    @bobg3034@bobg30344 ай бұрын

    • I am a professional in casting manufacturing. I am not impressed. Too much of physical labor, not enough pneumatic machinery and overhead cranes, hoists. Carrying ladle with hot metal by hands several feet away is not fun too.

      @vsevolodsemenov6786@vsevolodsemenov67864 ай бұрын

    • Then you don't know much about smaller foundries!@@vsevolodsemenov6786

      @bobg3034@bobg30344 ай бұрын

    • 🤡@@vsevolodsemenov6786

      @marvinanky8875@marvinanky88752 ай бұрын

  • 工業製作的藝術!真是不可思議!

    @tomlin2306@tomlin23063 ай бұрын

  • Luar biasa pekerjaan yg menghasilkan kualitas terbaik👍💯❤

    @user-nw6tv2iy5f@user-nw6tv2iy5f9 күн бұрын

  • Hola ,yo tube la oportunidad de vivir en el Japon ,si son muy disiplinados ,respectuosos ,cuando hacen algo lo hacen muy bien ,fue una linda experiencia.

    @nadyarevelo3971@nadyarevelo39714 ай бұрын

    • Disciplinés, respectueux et humbles, j'insiste bien sur ce dernier point, je n'ai jamais manqué de le constater lorsque nous avons travaillé pour ou avec des japonais.

      @Gaspard-uc4iv@Gaspard-uc4iv4 ай бұрын

  • A very traditional foundry has casting methods such as flat mold, die-casting mold, sand mold...

    @ec1094@ec10944 ай бұрын

  • really nice work but i don't know why i like more the Pakistani and Afghani workshop 😂😂

    @fennex2000@fennex20004 ай бұрын

  • Nice video, but do you have the video about pattern making of that foundry casting? Arigatou...🙂

    @adarderick@adarderick4 ай бұрын

  • Да, в самой технологичной стране мира ещё очень сильно развито кустарное производство.

    @pepercapsicum510@pepercapsicum5103 ай бұрын

  • 昭和40年代、近所にあった鋳造工場の人たち、なんとわらじばき。飛び散った金属がかかってもすぐ脱げるから、と。靴だと中に入ると大火傷する、と。衣類はパンツまで木綿。 私は高校生でしたが作業が面白くてよく見せてもらいに行っていました。

    @user-od8qw2nb1j@user-od8qw2nb1j3 ай бұрын

  • The manufacturing industry in Japan has a variety of industrial structures, and the factory shown in this video is a small-scale so-called "workshop. On the other hand, "factories" are the ones where machines are installed with the latest machinery and automated equipment, and they have far stricter rules and dress code than this video. It is important to note that parts made in a small workshop like the one in this video are of the same quality as those made in a factory with the latest equipment, with the exception that they are even more accurate.

    @X_POTATO_Legendary_Edition@X_POTATO_Legendary_Edition2 ай бұрын

  • การทำงานแบบฉบับญี่ปุ่นเป็นที่ยอมรับไปทั่วโลก ชิ้นงานมีคุณภาพ สุดยอด

    @indy_fishing09@indy_fishing092 ай бұрын

  • オレも金属加工業だけど、鋳物は特に過酷で危険な仕事なのに安くなっちったよなぁ。

    @yk9033@yk90332 ай бұрын

    • 何ででしょう？海外との競争かなぁ？

      @parodyproject968@parodyproject9685 күн бұрын

  • Klasse, Japanische Qualitätsarbeit! 👍👌💪

    @andre_s.@andre_s.3 ай бұрын

  • EXPECTACULAR!!!!!

    @josecito-moncep-acosta7328@josecito-moncep-acosta732818 күн бұрын

  • 10:00 なんか普通に液体を注いでるけど、バケツの中はみっちりアルミな訳で、コレめっちゃ重いはずだよな… 技術も体力も必要な仕事だなぁ。

    @zadkmb@zadkmb4 ай бұрын

  • 養殖モノのたいやきの型。鉄だと思っていたらアルミニウムだったんですね。

    @longrun575@longrun575Күн бұрын

  • Health and Safety laws seem fairly relaxed in Japan

    @KGBgringo@KGBgringoАй бұрын

  • Japon’lar gerçekten çok çalışkan ve kaliteli ürün yapmaktalar. Tebrikleri hak ediyorlar. Erimiş madeni el ile dökmeleri çok yorucu olur. Daha pratik kolay dökülmesini düşünmek gerekir.

    @bekirbol541@bekirbol5413 ай бұрын

  • フェイスガード？みたいなの無しでよく出来るな～

    @user-im1pm1sq9f@user-im1pm1sq9fАй бұрын

  • Very well done

    @ericd7532@ericd75323 ай бұрын

  • Взрослые мужики, а в куличики играют ))). Респект таким профессиям.

    @Fesgard@Fesgard4 ай бұрын

  • Best of Best 👍

    @user-wt3hj4id3o@user-wt3hj4id3o4 ай бұрын

  • "From the moment they wake they devote themselves to the perfection of whatever they pursue. I have never seem such discipline." -The Last Samurai

    @realwhatbrains@realwhatbrains3 ай бұрын

  • i would love to visit japan, maybe live there awhile if possible.

    @b0ng420@b0ng420Ай бұрын

  • Спасибо за видео 👍 Очень интересно и познавательно 😊

    @aky8420@aky84204 ай бұрын

  • A good professional shop is a clean shop. I'm expressed by there clean shop

    @linorful@linorful3 ай бұрын

  • Japanese industry is the best in the world

    @user-xq3dx6hm3m@user-xq3dx6hm3m3 ай бұрын

    • Not anymore.....check out the cheating and scandals. They are GONE!

      @blackknight4996@blackknight49963 ай бұрын

  • Западная сибирь! Гордится японским качеством!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😊

    @user-cm8th2nh4d@user-cm8th2nh4d4 ай бұрын

    • Кек

      @Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider4 ай бұрын

    • Вся Сибирь и Дальний Восток боготворит японцев 👌👍👍👍

      @sardaukar6478@sardaukar64784 ай бұрын

    • @@sardaukar6478 Вся Сибирь и дальний Восток ещё на Украину салюты посылает) Которые холодильники и кондиционеры

      @Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider@Gummy_Sarcasm_Provider4 ай бұрын

  • Mooi eerlijke arbeid 🎉❤😊

    @corvavw6447@corvavw6447Ай бұрын

  • Video yang sangat bagus

    @fertutor@fertutor4 ай бұрын

  • Μπράβο ωραία δουλειά!!!

    @Nikos-du1rc@Nikos-du1rc4 ай бұрын

  • They know precisely what they do. The alloys are not "what was there at that moment". Feedings are specified (13:41) They stirr in the aluminium very thoroughly, I have never seen that in video's out of India. It would not surprise me if the boss has a degree in metalurgy. Donot forget they work long days (10 hours, 6 days) so defined quality and a matched price are coming together. Japan on it self is a "defined process".

    @louisvanrijn3964@louisvanrijn39643 ай бұрын

  • 第一個影片的農機鑄造，模具很重的樣子，肌力爆發。

    @su1211@su121124 күн бұрын

  • This is why I love Japan and all the products made in Japan

    @justinchoi1419@justinchoi1419Ай бұрын

  • Желаю вам успехов❤❤❤

    @2D_GICK@2D_GICK3 ай бұрын

  • I am foundryman, good team work

    @muhamadyusranusa4700@muhamadyusranusa47003 ай бұрын

  • 0:02 Gotta be the first time I've ever seen a stirrer, neat

    @orellaminx3530@orellaminx3530Ай бұрын

  • 大変危険な職場で、日々身体を酷使してらっしゃる従業員さん達に脱帽で、またこうした方々のお陰で日本が支えられてる事に感謝しか有りません🥲

    @funup2009@funup20092 ай бұрын

  • This is so cool..

    @RoninWolfos@RoninWolfosАй бұрын

  • Probably the best Video on casting that I have watched ...Makes this old man happy ..

    @anthonykot@anthonykot3 ай бұрын

    • Brings back memory's that's for sure......worked in a foundry as a teenager making railway wheels and bogie castings......i was the 'pot drop', the guy that tipped the pot to pour the steel into the molds.....the last foundry closed down last year, end of as era.

      @unhippy1@unhippy13 ай бұрын

  • Te procesy są tak przerażające, że twórca podczas tworzenia tego materiału filmowego musiał korzystać z pampersów.

    @Indygo2024@Indygo20243 ай бұрын

  • มหามิตรควรถ่ายถอดเทดนิคเพื่อป้องกันความเสียงทุกด้านองค์ความรู้มายังประเทศไทยทุกๆด้านเรียกว่ากระจายความเสียงด้าน เศรษฐกิจ รวมถึงด้านการผลิตอาวุธ❤❤❤❤❤❤

    @sitichaikunkang@sitichaikunkang3 ай бұрын

  • Я теперь понимаю, почему качество Японских болтов и гаек используемых в мотоциклах, такое превосходное.

    @KledaDenis@KledaDenisАй бұрын

  • Only one person running the factory? Amazing 😂

    @sheffield4911@sheffield4911Ай бұрын

  • Did anyone else notice the control panel of the screw making machine was missing two screws? @57:38

    @edwardrepairi6940@edwardrepairi69404 ай бұрын

  • Such middle size shops and factories are the real economic strength of Japan. In their way they ensure the progress of civilization.

    @martinthemillwright@martinthemillwrightАй бұрын

  • 職人の皆様 いつもありがとうございます。

    @hhiipoiu@hhiipoiu2 ай бұрын

  • Мужикам премию к праздникам и пива! С уважением к людям тяжелого труда.

    @user-vo9sg1mr1m@user-vo9sg1mr1m4 ай бұрын

  • 鑄造時的翻砂作業真的很有趣，但到哪都差不多、最小厚度也大、極少進步。品質要更上一層樓還是得壓鑄。

    @rtcjaco@rtcjaco4 ай бұрын

  • I think Spiderman was the best! Alone with these many machines. Hats off!

    @artisjek2@artisjek24 ай бұрын

  • こういう職場に秀才がいないのが謎 東大卒でこういう職につく人いないよね

    @user-fs9lc9uw2t@user-fs9lc9uw2tАй бұрын

  • это наверно мечта каждого, иметь свой мини заводик)

    @user-qv4fo6xp2w@user-qv4fo6xp2w4 ай бұрын

    • это не заводик, чуть выше мануфактуры

      @user-jl6wt9tm5y@user-jl6wt9tm5y2 ай бұрын

    • И рабов для этого заводика ;)

      @vadnev9925@vadnev99252 ай бұрын

  • Wish these guys made the steel for my Toyota frame XD

    @flyingcoyote5@flyingcoyote52 ай бұрын

  • 我也是最信賴日本製造的產品，我是台灣人在台灣高雄，但生活上任何東西只要能買到日製的，我都一律買日製的，日本製一直都是我心中的第一選擇與最信賴的，幾十年來都是如此

    @SeanLiamCWolf@SeanLiamCWolfАй бұрын

  • I can not believe that these workers in Japan working without safety gears with molten metals.

    @doost6233@doost62334 ай бұрын

    • J'ai tout de suite remarqué les très nombreuses failles au niveau sécurité, les ouvriers qui restent sous les grosses charges, les ponts roulants encore à commande filaire au lieu d'être télécommandés, un ouvrier monté sur un grand escabeau sans garde corps, je suis assez surpris de ces constats et il y en d'autres.

      @Gaspard-uc4iv@Gaspard-uc4iv4 ай бұрын

  • From America - Now these guys know what they’re doing. All the right tools and all the right techniques. A clean floor so nobody trips or has an accident. My hats off to you guys. I’m sure your product is good quality.

    @davidt8438@davidt843828 күн бұрын

  • Saludos desde ARGENTINA 🇦🇷👍🇦🇷👍

    @JoseLuis-ob8bn@JoseLuis-ob8bn3 ай бұрын

  • These Japanese craftsman are doing some Hot Stuff !

    @rohawaha@rohawaha4 ай бұрын
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