This welder is a real genius.

[legendaryjueha]

20 rupees? R u dreaming? Even the welding rods are more than that😂😂😂😂😂😂

[maxsnyder]

Pakistani technicians are Hard working Brilliant people

[RaeRaeSarhnez-qgnm]

Always underestimated because they look like backyard These guys are as good as gold when it comes to doing repairs. In America they would charge you an arm and a leg and a child of yours to fix or replace the item in question. Kudos to these hard workers and they should be paid more than what they normally get.

[valeriesanders]

That break means it's cast iron or hardened steel. Therefore, repaired part is only maybe 40% strength.

[shahbazakhtar]

lol 20 rupees. You can’t get a candy for that much

[tballstaedt]

These guys are quite skilled in salvaging parts that would be replaced by new ones everywhere else in the world. Their ingenuity, dedication to making the best repair possible demands respect.

[Randy-wf]

I was trying to think of some smartass thing to say but in reality, that is incredible fabricating and have never seen anything like it in my lifetime. You deserve much respect for your work.

[marcof.]

Bro... In Pakistan Nd India they can fix ANYTHING!!! I repeat... EVERYTHING and ANYTHING!!!!❤

[lordpalandus]

Two things: 1) A gear is made of a solid piece of metal for a very good reason. 2) The final product had no weld marks on it. Totally different item.

[MahkOlson]

Glue wouldn't work? And it took an inspection to determine that? 🙄🙄

[paddykilpatrick]

?. Looks like it was cut off instead of broken off. Maybe I'm wrong

[basitsyed]

Hurray for Pakistan technician, now he have pride of his work not like American technician with shitty work.

[rajafaisalhanif]

Actually in Pakistan there is no local automotive industry, so new vehicle models after import duty paid 300% it becomes impossible to afford for majority of population.

So that's why still 50 to 70 years old vehicles running on the roads after few complete restorations in their lifecycle,   which becomes possible only due to such repair techniques because those vehicle models are obsolete by manufacturers and NO spare parts are available in markets.

So that's the whole story behind this creativity (or unsafe work whatever you say), but this is how things work in Pakistan, whether its transport system or political, judicial, beaurocratic, agricultural systems, all we have is still what Britishers left for us, no upgrades since last 75 years... need reforms in every sector.
Pray & support our country 🤲

[leonardmcgaha]

Doesn't matter how well it looks
I like to see it being in use
Then we know if he has done a great job or not.

[wallidfarooq]

Price is off but the skills are what are really off the charts here!!! Pakistanis are very talented individuals that can do a lot with such little.

[adydix]

It won't last long due to continuous torque requirement. A long term solution is making a new gear itself rather than damaging the other parts if this gear breaks again.
"A stitch on time saves nine"

[MussaKZN]

I think the video is better than the AI narration.

These men do some of their best work in sandals!

[jgappsab]

If these people came here came to the U.S. they cause a significant change in the industry. You would have so many manufacturers suffering from an over surpply of parts and shut down metal shops because of their competitors' lower repair costs. Even if prices were adjusted to take into account our economy, their prices would still be lower. As far as quality, I'd say that at the very least, would be on par. If it wasn't, they'd up their game or go under. Many metal parts come from these countries and are stamped with a domestic brand, once here.

[benfoster]

These men are amazing! In 3rd world environments they are masters of their trade. I would love to hire these men with the resources I have. Their work ethic and willingness to get things done.