Vintage ship engine building

[Herzog]

I found these photos on another site that somebody linked me to. I figured some of you would appreciate them.

 

[Herzog]

Notice that nobody wore eye protection or hard hats back then.

 

[Caleb]

That's freaking awesome. I like the cutting torch the best

 

[heinie_21]

that's incredible! and i have a hard time cutting a 2 inch plate! haha!!

 

[Cody]

shiest!

 

[Herzog]

That's freaking awesome. I like the cutting torch the best

Me too! Check out the template on the table that it is following. The depth of the cut if awesome too.

 

[phatfoto]

No safety glasses, or hard hats, probably no safety shoes...

 

[Green Leader]

That is the one of the coolest things I have seen in a while. Poor Safety regulations for sure. Thanks for sharing it with us.

 

[SAMI]

Ya, but atleast afew of them have lab coats...

Awesome stuff right there..

 

[waynehartwig]

Me too! Check out the template on the table that it is following. The depth of the cut if awesome too.

Old time CNC


Thanks for sharing the pics! Those are pretty damn sweet!!!!

 

[Mug]

Holy Crankshafts, Batman!

 

[chadschoon]

Those are probably some pretty cheap engines cool pics! Thanks herzog...

 

[LT.]

Thanks for the photos.


LT.

 

[4554x4]

Big engines!

There is no replacement for displacement!

 

[choptopbII]

holy crap! looks like our shop at work but 100 X bigger!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Cherokeester]

Have a lathe or two or three....... Amazing shop. My father worked in shop like that in San Diego during WWII making airplane engines. He was a tool maker and worked the lathes.

 

[schaeferNsons]

Hey say size doesn't matter. And don't you tell her otherwise!!!!

 

[Corban_White]

Absolutely AWESOME!!!!!!!

 

[sixb]

I like the people, professionals who take pride in there work is what I see.

 

[4554x4]

Maybe the stuff is normal size, they just have midgets doing the machining. Think umpa lumpas!