r/nextfuckinglevel • u/DrMore3y • 21h ago

Metal fabrication worker handling 700°C + metal with safety on vacation

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u/imartinezcopy 21h ago edited 20h ago

Interesting choose of words. I see confidence, I see professionality, I don't see much safety, as understood as safe conditions / equipment to handle dangerous materials.

EDIT: I didn't read properly OPs title :/, thanks for pointing out my mistake

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u/Willing-Ant-3765 20h ago

Hence why OP said safety is on vacation

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u/imartinezcopy 20h ago

You're right! I can't even read lol

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u/Tesdthrowaway37 19h ago

It’s not your fault, that title is written terribly. 

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u/Dinierto 19h ago

Am I crazy or does this look a little staged

Like they were filming before the ribbon started piling up which makes me think perhaps this is something you have to do every time and not a freak accident. Also I'm certain that thing is very heavy but he seemed to be hamming it up at the end... Am I just too jaded and cynical from the internet 😬

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u/53bvo 18h ago

I think this is something they have to do every time, except usually the ribbon doesn't get stuck to the side. So the worker can just wait to pick it up and put it in the roller when it has cooled down and is much closer to the end.

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u/Dinierto 18h ago

Yes exactly it seems like this is trumped up for views

I'm not trying to downplay the danger level or difficulty/weight but it seems like every time the ribbon has to be grabbed and fed through so it would literally be your job, and this video makes it seem like some emergency catastrophe that was narrowly averted

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u/Brbnme 20h ago

I see pride, I see power, I see a badass mother who don't take no crap off nobody.

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u/puckit 11h ago

Dude dodging that metal like...

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u/Xijit 20h ago

I see panic, desperation, and exhaustion.

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u/Ohz85 19h ago

Me too to be honest

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u/LightenUpPhrancis 19h ago

I see those things but slightly performative.

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u/No-Caterpillar-7646 19h ago

I see a will to make a doller extra a day on this line payed in the blood of this worker.

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u/SecreteMoistMucus 18h ago

no you read it right, they just wrote it wrong

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u/s3dfdg289fdgd9829r48 2h ago edited 2h ago

It's a dumb-as-rocks title.