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Conclusion and Appreciation for Manufacturing

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Rottler Manufacturing: The Unsung Hero of Combustion Engines (100 Years of Made In America)

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The video ends with the host expressing appreciation for companies like Rottler that serve as the 'unsung heroes' and 'backbone' of various industries, from mining and power generation to race cars. He emphasizes the importance of documenting such manufacturing facilities, as they represent American manufacturing excellence and drive innovation across diverse fields. He concludes by encouraging viewers to subscribe and like the video.

Goal: Reinforce the importance of manufacturing and encourage engagement

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let the machine take care of you and kind of just do point and shoot Machining where the probe is just going to figure out what you've done by hand and then you just want to replicate that for every head you do so you can literally if you got Pappy's Mega Port hand Port job in there you can put that head in here and this thing will scan it and duplicate that's it that's it literally that's the whole thing that's insane I didn't know you could do that report yeah that's our way that's how we do it so somebody had this back in the 90s they could have taken a Robert Yates head and just copied it that's what you do yeah that's it that manual boring bar eventually became we did stationary bars like this you had the old f2bs the green machines and now we're still currently supplying uh f9s and f10s and that's where these are all built here so they have a floating workout this is pretty unique this is the old school Rattler design work had a design air float and we have centering fingers so before the times of probes like we use on the other machines uh these were just the operator could quickly just Center over that bore press a button four centering fingers came out centered it while the work head was floating that locks back down and you hit bore that just goes right down super simple so that's like on those old green machines and those paint those would do that that's how they all work and that's what made these yeah and then they evolved up to this yeah huh yeah and the other other competitors didn't work like that no there was nothing like it nothing like it on the market am I gonna mess this up if I touch it no you're linear rails they're pre-loaded too so you kind of got to push down on them because they're meant to handle the weight low friction that's part of a big part of what gives you the Precision so all of our machines we switch to linear rails there's zero top like movement in this at all that's right you know how many countries these machines are operating in right now global company yeah that's crazy yeah that's just like American manufacturing right there yeah this is it pretty rare too especially I mean to be here for 100 years and and to see this company's Journey you know I've been here for five and to be in Washington I've born and raised here and to have this company still doing this and doing it well is like I said American manufacturing to just be doing it that long and still doing it when a lot of people have have chose to go other ways…

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