In this video, we take you on an incredible journey of manufacturing a massive industrial double helical gear using traditional machinery in a Pakistani workshop. This intricate process took nearly 21 days to complete, showcasing the dedication and skill of our talented machinists.

Initial Shaping on Old Scottish Machine (Webster & Bennett Vertical Lathe) 9 Days:
We start with a 3000 KG metal block and mount it on our trusty Webster & Bennett vertical lathe machine from Scotland. This venerable piece of equipment handles the initial shaping, meticulously carving the block over a span of 9 days. Watch as our team expertly operates this historic machine, bringing the raw material to its preliminary form.

Teething on Toronto Machine 12 Days:
Once the initial shaping is complete, the gear moves to another remarkable machine hailing from Toronto. This specialized equipment is responsible for crafting the intricate teeth of the double helical gear. Over the next 12 days, witness the precision and craftsmanship required to achieve the perfect teething, ensuring the gear's functionality and durability.

Join us as we blend traditional techniques with exceptional craftsmanship to create a masterpiece of industrial engineering. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with more fascinating machining projects from around the world!

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