Making a hotpot in the third world - video

[Jon]

Making a hotpot in the third world. 9:24 video:

Previously:

Third world brush guard manufacturing - video
Third world casting of iron pulley - video
Third world metal box making - video
Third world bed fabrication - video
Third world stove fabrication - video
Third world leafspring toolmaking - video
Third world metal box manufacturing - video
Making a welding machine in the third world - video

[Floradawg]

Wow, that's amazing. I really enjoy these videos where people using crude methods can come up with something spectacular.

[jimfols]

5 axis CNC machines are really cool but I would rather watch these guys.

Here's one for 2500 Rupees. About 35 bucks US.

https://pakistanicrafts.com/product/...el-bowl-hp-06/

[Elizabeth Greene]

The only "third world" part of this is working on the ground instead of up on benches. This is mass production with tools well fitted to the job.

[WmRMeyers]

Not a whole lot of measuring going on, either. Just exhibiting a considerable amount of practice. Even the guy cutting the boards on the table saw. No guards, and he's still got all his fingers, too. I wonder how many times they've gotten in 10,000 hours of practice?

Bill

[meyer77]

I guess these guys didn't get the memo about safety shoes! Amazing work though.

[Toolmaker51]

I hate to be contradictory, could man on the table saw need his fingers, so he minds them; just like the lathe operator utilizes his feet and hands; there being no workmens' compensation admin in place?

Monthly we pot-luck with other old house owners. The video has me considering one of these, just to counter the snob; always a treasure to exhibit.
Yeah Pat, very nice.
Now, watch this video.

Not the normal me; fine things draw attention by nature, don't need highlighting.