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25 Jan 2022 04:12 #861050 by davido
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Very interesting video. Hope it loads ok.

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25 Jan 2022 06:26 #861056 by kzstreetfighter71
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Thanks for that Davido, i had a smile on for the whole thing, i spent a month in India and watched work like this going on, it makes you wonder where to original press dies from the Kawasaki plant ended up?

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25 Jan 2022 12:49 - 25 Jan 2022 12:50 #861071 by KZQ
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Thanks for posting that Davido,
But a slightly related comment:
No wonder their products are cheaper. I didn't see ANY safety equipment. No Guards. No Eye protection. Workers reaching into hydraulic presses. Did you notice the foot wear?
Yep we got a global economy now!
Bill

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25 Jan 2022 15:41 #861089 by 750 R1
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Thanks for posting that Davido,
But a slightly related comment:
No wonder their products are cheaper. I didn't see ANY safety equipment. No Guards. No Eye protection. Workers reaching into hydraulic presses. Did you notice the foot wear?
Yep we got a global economy now!
Bill
In the 1980's I was using 20 and 30 ton presses with no guards, depending on what you are making , sometimes you can't use guards, there's just no room for them. We had to be multi skilled back then, I'm not to sure how a lot of the computer generation would go using them though, you needed an attention span longer than 20 seconds to use them...!!!  

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