This video showcases conventional precision manufacturing techniques for industrial components in Pakistan, using manual machines such as conventional lathes, milling machines, drills, and precision measuring tools. The entire process is performed without CNC, relying on the mechanical skills and experience of Pakistani workshop workers.
In this process, precision is achieved through incremental measurements, slow feeds, and consistent manual adjustments. Conventional techniques are still widely used in Pakistani workshops for machine component manufacturing, industrial repairs, and single-item or small-scale production requiring high flexibility.
The video shows the actual steps, from metal material selection and workpiece clamping to forming, to finishing and tolerance checking. Each step is recorded in its entirety to maintain a long viewing time, suitable for viewers seeking authentic industrial processes without quick cuts.
This technique is commonly used in Pakistani mechanical repairs, the manufacture of spare parts for older machines, and industrial components that are uneconomical for mass production. With conventional methods, mechanics can adjust dimensions directly on the machine, something that is invaluable in a real-world workshop environment. @hydraulichands
