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Awesome video, it was very entertaining, didn’t expect to be so engaged in a topic I was just randomly curious about.

You breaka my plata! I smasha your faça!

Skin crawling at the hacksaw sound.

How to tell about one of the more boring pieces of metal out there to be interesting for 45 minutes.

That "Thanks $"-Button under your videos here on youtube would be a great way for viewers to show appreciation and support. You can activate it in the youtube studio panel.

Please go on with the series, its so great!

Veritasium has a video on how a sewing machine works with like 10 million views or something. It’s nowhere near as good as this video. And there’s no ad placements and sponsorships and like and subscribe garbage.

i have sent this video to all my exs, **I GIVE FULL CREDIT TO TIM HUNKIN FOR THIS!!**

You are an amazing person with a unique show. Please share more of your knowledge with others

Antonio Meucci invented and bell is just a robber a criminal like edison

This took me almost 2 hours to find. You are out of your mind creating this. i fucking want it

**THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE FOR THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION!!**

What is the source of the footage of the telephone operators at 12:40?

Hi Tim, can I just say how much I loved 'The Secret Life of the Home' and what a miss it is! I recently took a holiday down to London, and once off the train headed straight to the Science Museum with the intention of documenting the gallery in full in 4K. Turns out I was three weeks too late, which I'm extremely disappointed about. The eclectic - even slightly eerie - nature of your work for the Science museum is becoming much rarer in museums these days, to their detriment in my view. I wish you all the best for your future projects! :)

It really should be updated and enlarged, not closed down.

Those poor beautiful CRT TVs burned at the steak.

I never heard of these secret life docos in Australia, I'm glad I found them and the new ones, Tim your a top bloke, you're not arrogant like many educated twits that love using language that I don't know, being completely uneducated LOL

Well that was brilliant, I was meant to go to bed but as soon as I started watching I knew I'd be to interested in the video to turn it off :)

LOL awesome, finally! Someone explained how simple electric motors work, every other explanation I get confused with the terminology.

These are amazing. Wish I could of seen these when I was growing up in the late 80s, early 90s. My school system sucked.

MY LOVE LIFE IS EXACTLY LIKE THE VACUUM CLEANERS IN THIS VIDEO: **IT SUUUCCCKKKSSS!!!**

Arcade game on Southwold pier.

10:21 the main man himself..... Brum brum gets things done super cruising super hero brum brum here he comes... WAY TO GO BRUM!

The computers built today in 2024 have the same technology inside them I'd bet, the companies simply lie about new tech that requires the consumer to upgrade, or separate the functions that the computer does, like the Smartphone, Tablet, 'Video game console' 'Smart TV', there' nothing smart about the designs of phones and TV's why isn't the phone obsolescent, you can use your PC to call anyone anywhere in the world, but because of this desire for money, selling consumer grade crap to the masses, we are going to wipe ourselves out, but as long as the economy is healthy we don't have to worry, the marketing executives started out lying, like in the IBM add then, calling the crappy computer a large brain and they still lie. The documentaries I used to watch on the ABC were great, and people call television the idiot box, most of those great doco's come from Britain's BBC the government backed non commercial network, they are on the way out now those old trusted government founded networks, I don't watch TV anymore, the new streaming business model has taken TV's place, the information is full of lies and manipulation, every series has to make it past some idiot producer that wants to make money from it, but the majority of people are into garbage, but because there's money in it, the American stylized capitalist ideal has been applied to the programs now so we will never see this kind of thing made now days.

I really loved this episode because not only is it more introspective and social than the other ones, it also comes as a subconscious critique of capitalism. This episode accurately summarises more flaws about the industrial-era work system than entire history and sociology books. Many of the machines in the previous episodes either hung around in transformed ways or became completely obsolete, and I wonder which shape the office work would turn.

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Finally a game for couples

Top Blokes. Right up my street.

I'm always wondering where the door goes that Armstrong comes in and his wife walks out when he then goes out the window of a skyscraper?

Loved the Secret life of Machines series. Great to find this KZbin channel.

"No more clothes lines" Try saying that in 2024 Britain with the energy prices of today.

Never saw this show when it was new, thank you so much for uploading new and old episodes!

how cool it must be to bring this nice program back on tv the secret live of new machines

I loved Secret Life of the Home, it's a shame when it's gone. Every 2 years we went to London from the Netherlands to visit the Science Museum, we will miss Secret Life

Ahhh-yes! Another masterpiece! 👍💛

Es literalmente una ejecución de danganronpa

I like that you are not afraid of your own crazy ideas during prototyping and you are still willing to give them a fair chance. As far as phone addictions, people keep complaining at my job that I don't check my phone often enough, so I guess that means I'm doing good.

Me and the wife just visited Southwold and came across Tim's Arcade, we were so impressed, it made our day. Tim is a very clever man, we were blown away by how creative he is. Loved the "holiday in a chair," "The life of a seagull" and my personal favourite the "Fly machine". But every machine was brilliant, we were so impressed! So happy Tim has a KZbin channel with lots of info, we shall be binge watching all the videos. 👍

I made a crystal set as a kid, but cheated a bit by using a diode😂 re Tim's musing about generating electricity from the wire and kite, I believe this is actually a research area, but for use in space. Maybe someone can say more about it?

These Videos really need to be made available on DVD

Why are they closing it? I would have flown over from Australia but only found out today. Is it still there but they just won’t let people see it? Maybe I can ask them to let me in???

OMG This explains it much better than me, I was trying to explain this to my brother but he didn't understand, or maybe he just doesn't listen to me but he would understand this, brilliant.

"Uno, Due, Tre... Uno, Due, Tre... Uno, Due, Tre..." My fascination with how things work and engineering on the whole can be traced to watching this show in my infancy. The theme tune, the intense detail on the evolution of technology, and even your delightful animations (especially in this episode really speaking to my Italian heritage) brought memories of loving this episode in particular back to me. I begged my parents to VHS record the whole run, but regularly wanted to rewatch THIS one the most. No surprise I grew into a musically-inclined electrical engineer, I suppose. What an absolutely delightful trip down memory lane. Thankyou so much for helping preserve what I still consider a pivotal cog in my fascination with technology. ❤

I just love how at 6:25 the test song they use is "The Russians Are Coming", the Take 5 reggae instrumental used as the title theme. This entire show sits the back of my brain as a time capsule to some of my earliest memories being fascinated how things work, and the delightful ways in which inventions involved over the years... and subtly my love of ska, jazz and reggae too.

I can watch this again and again.

As a 20 years old boy I would like to thank you Mr tim for your amazing content and videos. And please don't stop😢

I also don't like the wide screens either. My computer monitor is a square shaped one.

@23.28 is Entertainment! great story thanks

That pocket watch chain is amazing