A short diversion (fourteen minutes). No OSHA inspectors allowed!
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Where do wooden boxes come from?
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sparkytex
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that was incredible. To see such old techniques still producing great art like that is awesome! great video!
bernie_carlton
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Very interesting.
Ken Roach
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And yet, everybody I saw has ten intact fingertips.
A pretty cool look at good old fashioned machinery !
I especially liked the wooden controls enclosure and wirenuts on the char embossing machine, and the presence of the canine morale officer.
A pretty cool look at good old fashioned machinery !
I especially liked the wooden controls enclosure and wirenuts on the char embossing machine, and the presence of the canine morale officer.
leitmotif
Member
It makes one wonder a couple things
1. How did Grandpa or great grandpa survive all this
2. Are we really that advanced with all our modern golly gee whiz millisecond to microsecond technology?
3. Would they be able to produce same product at lower price with a bunch of modern stuff. About all I saw that was modern was the temperature controller and maybe pneumatic nailers.
Dan Bentller
1. How did Grandpa or great grandpa survive all this
2. Are we really that advanced with all our modern golly gee whiz millisecond to microsecond technology?
3. Would they be able to produce same product at lower price with a bunch of modern stuff. About all I saw that was modern was the temperature controller and maybe pneumatic nailers.
Dan Bentller
Tom Jenkins
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I did notice the dog's tail seemed pretty short. Makes you wonder if it was docked on purpose, or if he got a little too close to the belts.
Steve Bailey
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The cat and the dog looked they had short tails though.
Edit: Tom beat me to it!
Edit: Tom beat me to it!
The Plc Kid
Member
Wow.
The Plc Kid
Member
Kinda reminds me of the equipment at my old (1st) job but the stuff in the video loked to be a little better maintained.
curlyandshemp
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Looking at all that manual labour involved feeding machines, makes me kind of glad I stayed in school.
NetNathan
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Impressive.
OSHA would have a field day there...
I have been to some of the old steam shops. Always some old **** that knows how everything works and he can rebuild anything that breaks.
I have also seen a few shops that run from a water wheel turned by creek water.
OSHA would have a field day there...
I have been to some of the old steam shops. Always some old **** that knows how everything works and he can rebuild anything that breaks.
I have also seen a few shops that run from a water wheel turned by creek water.
bfjou812
Member
Absolutely amazing, as others said 10 fingers and OSHA would love that place. Have to agree with leitmotifs statement. Again amazing.
Why do they have all them fingers and toes and hair?
Cause they can focus on the job.
I see no paperwork.
No re-arranging safety gear.
No zoning, ie this pen needs to go here, this screwdriver needs to go here, this paperclip needs to go here.
The machines are predictable. Ain't no one gonna walk past in a high viz jacket, which the machine will detect and think it needs to act.
But probably most of all: They know those machine are deadly. There's no false sense of safety.
Cause they can focus on the job.
I see no paperwork.
No re-arranging safety gear.
No zoning, ie this pen needs to go here, this screwdriver needs to go here, this paperclip needs to go here.
The machines are predictable. Ain't no one gonna walk past in a high viz jacket, which the machine will detect and think it needs to act.
But probably most of all: They know those machine are deadly. There's no false sense of safety.
benaiahhenry
Lifetime Supporting Member
Wow...that's incredible. It never ceases to amaze me how many common items are made at very small "out of date" places...
And the safety groups at some of the facilities I work in would die on the spot if they saw this
And the safety groups at some of the facilities I work in would die on the spot if they saw this
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