14 Amazing Metal Work Processes You Must See ▶1

Since ancient times, people have worked on metal. Most metalworking processes can be categorized into three categories: forming, cutting, or joining. However, it’s also important to note that casting is one of the most widespread methods of metalworking and involves pouring metal into a mold, after which it is cooled and solidified. Today we present all kinds of metalworking processes. Please comment below on which process you liked the most

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OCTANE WORKHOLDING

SPIRO

RECTIFICATORA OLIVOS

KORKAMAZ

SECO TOOLS

MASTER PRACTIC

THYSSENKRUPP

AKYAPAK

FATZER AG

WHEEL MACHINING

DRIVE TECHNOLOGY

OMEGA HINGE

TSINFA

SUPER ESTRIBEIRA
Mob: [phone] Davidson

Music: Epidemic Sound

[flowerpt]

I am grateful to all the world's factory workers.

[chrissometimes]

The thread at ~ :28 is being CUT, NOT GROUND. Big difference.

[gualtersilvanijr]

That reminds me my 41 years in industry! Great times!

[denniscliff]

The design and function of these machines as well as the qualities and capabilities of the materials used to build things was implied in the design and construction of what are known as stars.

[pazuzu]

I hope to live long enough to watch just one video without the mute on.

[AlexBrown-ncjz]

I've used those gore lockers. The bigger burring rollers will turn about a half inch bur on metal, super helpful too

[masterQ]

Great video! Very informative. Thank you so much for sharing on YouTube. Greetings and best wishes.

[sickssix]

metals are the materials that got man where he is now, they can be moulded, shaped, machined, cut, drilled, filed and sawn, and then you can melt them all down into a liquid (all be a hot liquid) and start again, they can be magnetized, electroplated and coated with anything, nothing will make them deteriorate except water and many of them not even water effects them,

[Li-brus]

I watched it and still don't know why I had to MUST SEE ?

[omsingharjit]

Someone will say ...

It's so say satisfying
😂

[Hibbie]

2:04 Yes, rust and dirt should be removed, but not with a horizontal mill!

[Evgeny_Miroshnichenko]

Для меня здесь удивительными были лишь некоторые кадры, где люди плюют на ТБ.

[davidsimpkins]

Hard to read when letters match background.

[shawtravis]

The gut who wrote the subtitles hasn't got a clue what he is commentating on.

[edcew]

Fun videos, lots of unidiomatic word usage. C'mon, now...

[Motor-City-Mike]

Right up front is misinformation - that's NOT thread grinding, it's thread TURNING.
If you're going to do informational videos at least present the correct information, we don't need anymore ignorant people swearing by what they saw on YouTube - at least present facts.

[EleanorPeterson]

The video editing is far too fast. We're shown maybe two seconds of a fascinating process before the image jumps to something else - and it's all cut to the🎵 beat of the music. Why do that? I'd rather see more of the amazing engineering than a 'cool' music video made for people who find technology boring.

Please, could you slow things down a bit? It's ironic that this channel's name has the word 'freeze' in it when everything zooms past so quickly...

[kmatch]

Describing how all must be clean before rebuilding while installing sleaves in a block with old head gaskets still in place… ALL credibility was lost.

[mattg]

That is just threading ! It’s not thread grinding

[stephencummins]

The music is so annoying that I stopped watching