FUN AND EDUCATIONAL!! HOW FENCING WIRE IS MADE!! YOU'LL ENJOY THIS VLOG!

[@SunshineValley121]

What an interesting, educational, hypnotizing, entertaining video 👍 Very neat to see what all goes into making a fence, Even down to the staples. Felt like I was watching How's It Made ! Great Video Man. ✌💛

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Dude....we slowed down the machines so you could see how they work. If you can't spell "CRIMP" then you most certainly can't re-design this factory that employees thousands of people worldwide. I think your keyboard is getting the best of you...show some respect for the work that went into this video for you to enjoy...not pick apart

[@jagswarring6488]

Working with wires and staples long time first time I seen it thanks

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

glad ya enjoyed it buddy!

[@kevinroberts9580]

Nice quiet tranquil workplace, quite lovely it was!

[@tamarmolloy6410]

This was fun to watch. It reminded me of watching Mr. Rogers visiting factories. Thanks for the nostalgia, education, and laughs.

[@OutofTownwithRobinBell]

Stoney ridge farmer you're a great inspiration to the new KZbinrs special in the UK great to see you around Tom and the fencing people today on KZbin

[@stevechavez3412]

Absolutely interesting and fantastic!! thanks for traveling 4000 miles to show us this great fence making factory.

[@robertholl6925]

I think this is the best video I have seen you do. All your videos are good but this one over the top thanks.

[@davecrouch44]

Hope you have enjoyed our fantastic country great video Josh very interesting. 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@vinylrevolutions9718]

Super interesting Josh. Thanks so much for coming over and taking us round the factory. I’m English, l grew up and live in central England, and I have no idea what that lady said! We are a land of accents, I have heard it said that the accent changes every 25 miles! Loved the video!

[@davekimbler2308]

You learn something new everyday!

[@ronaldpiper4812]

From the rod to wire is interesting. Staples nails from rail road spikes to roofing nails cool.

[@newhampshire-bob1604]

Glad you got overseas to see the wire being made! Anyone from the factory volunteer to help you install the fencing? I know you loved driving on the wrong side of the road! I am hoping you and the Mrs. got some relaxation time in! All the best!

[@alboggs7561]

I enjoy it every much thanks again

[@truckingwithcliff]

I'm fascinated by the minds that came up with engineering the equipment to make these products

[@danielbrown6600]

If youve got a question, ask away. Just started working for the company that makes the machines!

[@joshuabc2133]

​@@danielbrown6600are you still working there?

[@0796logsplitter]

A lot of negative comments here about buying from the Uk 🇬🇧 come on guys what about all the great products we import from the US 👍 great series on your UK visit Josh, your a top guy.

[@cushiestoika6565]

I haven't work on a farm in 20 years. I just bought some property and I'm starting from scratch. Yer videos have tons of great info. I really appreciate the time you've put into this.

[@craigmonteforte1478]

The machinery is amazing it reminds me. A little of the machinery and process on how Chains are made but with a lot more sophisticated and highly detailed steps

[@gloriastroup5471]

I was really impressed, not only with how the different wiring is made, but how clean the machines and the factory is. Wooooo

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Different and entertaining. People need to see more like this to realise what it takes to make stuff they take for granted.

[@nickhill1216]

It's a fixed knot. Stay Tuff, Bekaert, Red Brand and Kencove sell the same product. Awesome video!

[@petetuck6095]

..brilliant stuff. Just been round my croft (small holding in NW Scotland) looking at these wires, and wondering how the hell they're made, trying to imagine the machines that make them. A quick youtube search and came up with this.. Many thanks..

[@burningdaylightfarmsnc1329]

I’ve pulled a many a mile of fence wire but never knew exactly how it was made. Thanks for putting this video together. Have a BLESSED Day. 🇺🇸🤠💚

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks for watching!

[@Medicbear-tb4do]

I appreciate you sharing this process.

[@HamiltonvilleFarm]

Holy cow. You make watching fence get made interesting 😁 good job Josh. Loved it.

[@alanmumford8806]

Loved this video. It reminded me of when I was about 10 years old, my father took me to a machine tool exhibition in London. I saw machines making screws from rolls of wire - cutting the lengths, rolling the threads, forming different head styles and spitting out finished screws at machine-gun speed. Awesome. But the most astonishing to me was a lathe, turning the bearings on a ship engine crankshaft that was probably around 8 feet long - between centres. I also saw demos of the outrageous lathe cuts that could be made with the 'new' carbide tool tips and floods of bright pink Cincinnati Milacron coolant. The sort of things you never forget. It's really sad that so much of that manufacturing legacy is now gone, but thanks for bringing back the memories!

[@DuyanFarms]

Hey Josh. I can't believe we all speak the same language. I can barely make out what those guys are saying and I've been living overseas for 14 years. I really applaud them for opening their doors and allowing us colonists to see their wire factory. Outstanding stuff. Cheers. ~Mike and Ester~

[@thomashirsch1847]

Thanks, Josh. I've loved watching manufacturing processes like this since I was a child. You're a great showman and educator. Keep up the good work.

[@deepbeeps]

Wow! I am already a subscriber but found this just because I was curious and searched how the woven wire I just finished putting in was made. Thank you so much for taking the time and expense to make this video. It was awesome to see!

[@yasminghani2073]

Enjoy watching your video

[@rammur1]

Man that's so Great, everyone's having a great time, the primitive Robots are awesome !

[@osimnod]

Always fun to see how everyday items are made. Mechanization, assembly-lines, electricity and the geniuses who figured out how to make it all flow to create a repeatable finished product are what makes us all so efficient. That crimp along the wire to account for temperature changes with the seasons is sweet. Thanks for taking us along for the tour!

[@meirunhebei4044]

Awesome video. Great to see how the different fences are made.

[@tyrehester5550]

In the late 70’s I got to tour Atlantic Steel in downtown Atlanta(site is now Atlantic Station Mall W/IKEA). They had a foundry which took scrap metal and made the wire, then fencing, nails, staples and all. It was a really nasty and dirty place. It was great!

[@terryjohnson2210]

Thanks for showing that fence being made those people look like they are having fun great job.

[@robertmalis4493]

Josh thank you so much for sharing your trip it was very educational

[@kevintate6177]

Awesome Josh, thanks for sharing this with use

[@johnniell5225]

Beautiful works you are doing

[@jlrbhj]

Thanks for taking us along 🇬🇧

[@fender5247]

Great video josh I learned a lot from your videos and I love the rhythm of those Machines it’s like a mechanical symphony thank you

[@frankirwin1445]

Awesome Factory Tour at Tornado Wire. Very interesting and tell them we enjoyed the tour in Jolly Ol' England. Will look for your products.

[@susanmarsh2856]

Wow! This was fantastic! Many thanks to all involved.

[@mikewhite3293]

thanks for sharing!

[@Will7981]

Definitely some smart blokes that invented all those machines.

[@jannerkev]

Great vlog Mate. Hope you enjoyed your stay in the UK . Next time you need to come to Devon and visit Dartmoor. Breathtaking scenery all around the coast of Devon and cornwall. Keep doing what your doing mate. Love it.

[@bcgrittner]

I finally took the time to watch this video. Absolutely fascinating. The engineering that went into the machines they use is nothing short of genius. Looks like Josh has access that may have been unprecedented.

[@rebeccahaughn8677]

It will now mean more to watch the fence installed. Totally cool, thanks for sharing, Hope you and the Mrs. had a good good trip.

[@DonLemke]

Love this video. I think it's awesome they allowed for a factory tour.

[@bcpfarmandtrucking6560]

Super cool...I'm really happy to see this video as we use both barbed wire and field fence

[@GaryB33]

Awesome video, you never think how much goes into making something until you get a chance to see how it's made in person. Have a Great Day

[@wildefox1478]

Pretty cool and very interesting seeing how wire fencing and staples are made, great video Josh, it was like watching How It's Made, awesome!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Wilde....glad ya enjoyed the video...this was an awesome day! So privileged to go see all this at work! And so glad I could take you along with me!

[@AlienPirate]

Hi as an Englishman in England totally enjoyed your videos in England it takes a foreigner to discover a countries bits and pieces...

[@petermavus4131]

Always amazes me who designs these machines and manufacturing processes

[@DavidMullins1]

it does take a bit of time to analyze a process. Many moons ago I designed and built a machine to make masonry nails for a popular brand nailgun. It produced 9/sec nail gun nails with washer. Getting a washer crimp at the right spot on the nail, so it does not damage drywalling or timber battens.

[@danielbrown6600]

Just started working for the company who makes these machines.. feel free to ask any questions.

[@denisewildfortune4058]

Loved it all!

[@jon2564]

Awesome! what a cool tour of this great factory. Makes me want to use Tornado Wire on our farm.

[@dannicholson3683]

very educational.

[@bryanhager7139]

Great show Josh!

[@justin9055]

Outstanding video, Thank you!

[@megancotton134]

Never thought I'd be so fascinated with how wire mesh was made! Lol! 🤣

[@droxlundquist8013]

Love factory tours. Thanks.

[@outdoorswithtim.576]

Well I must say that was very intriguing and educational I never knew how I wire fence was produced up until this video I always wondered how they made all those little twist and those special wire ties and bondings very interesting brother Josh thank you for this video now I have a new outlook on how these fences and barbed wire fences are manufactured. Can't wait to see you in action on the farm applying some of these fence products to your property God bless you brother and your family and thank you for inviting each and everyone of us followers who follow your channel into your home and into your life and tell the ones that you met in the UK thank you for showing this to us we have a different outlook on America as far as the production in manufacturing industry goes in other countries.. just awesome. Awesome

[@PapaRug.58]

Awesome vid was informative

[@RoadhogRNA]

Man that was a fine video!!! It’s always interesting to see how things are actually made. The tornado fencing looks top notch, I think you guys will get a lifetime of service out of that!!!! Glad you enjoyed your trip too!!!!

[@3CreekFarms]

Wow 😳, Josh, what an amazingly interesting video... delivered in a way that held our attention. I learned so much and really loved this.

[@jakeschisler7525]

Great vid on HOW IT'S MADE!

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

That was neat to learn how all that was made. It was nice of them to show you

[@gilbertrobles1374]

This was awesome to watch. Thank you

[@jefferyhopcus8300]

Hello from your friendly former TI in Seguin TX. Thst was the coolest most educational video I have ever seen. I'm saving so I can watch it over and over.

[@rayjones3212]

Interesting indeed! I still find it fascinating how machines are designed and built to make our lives easier in the long run. Can you imagine the trial and error processes people have gone thru to find a way to automate all of this? Mighty cool. Thanks for sharing with us. :)

[@dub-dub4207]

Thanks for the video homeboy

[@marionrobertson3895]

Stoney Ridge Farmer the fence making is really something to see I really enjoyed the video well made.Thank all be blessed.

[@chrisgarsee5480]

Josh I know you’re excited about getting your fencing installed. I can’t wait to watch those videos when you start. 👍👍👍👍

[@michaelmactavish1728]

i see there fences at stores here in canada wich tornado fencing company does wounderful job making wires and stapples :)

[@shartne]

The British always make some quality stuff.

[@stoneycarter5546]

Great Video !!!

[@dylanmcdonald7765]

Really been looking forward to this video series on fencing! Excited to see it all.

[@markshechter8473]

So very interesting to see how my wire was made. Putting up deer fence around an apple orchard in Michigan and I'm using the Titan 2096-6. Luke at Farm Fence Solutions in Worthington Indiana was great to deal with too!

[@brslib01]

I am amazed by all of this. Thank you for sharing with us. I am very impressed with the technology that went into this operation and the work that must exist to keep it up and running.

[@hampcham]

Thank you

[@mwjii]

They were a fun group.

[@naomigriswold7187]

I liked the tour. they invented Barbwire here in Dekalb Illinois. the Glidden family invented it, and the Elwood family had the money manufacture it. long before my time.

[@darylcampbell3244]

You have fun everywhere you go. I enjoyed the wire making.

[@ronthacker211]

Really cool. thanks for the look.

[@margemiller8017]

Excellent. I love to see how things are made. One of the most efficient and clean factories I've seen. This company is magnificent. Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@johnniell5225]

Short of words for you man. ☮️

[@arizonasun844]

A great video. You have no idea the amount of labor involved in wire!

[@kathybluxome5514]

I really enjoyed this video!

[@letsdig18]

thats the same type fence that I will be having installed on the farm later next month. looks like some real durable stuff! only have 2500' to do LOL

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thought you might enjoy the video..was a fun trip over the pond

[@FiremedicGross]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@gregcothrum4045]

Good video Josh have a good one and stay safe 👍

[@villamexx5071]

Great video

[@optimusprimus89]

This was really cool and I've always loved stuff like this. reminds me of how it's made.

[@toddholmer9700]

Great video. Very interesting..

[@waikanaebeach]

Great stuff, fun and informative... Glad you could make it to uk.

[@jeremygrubb8956]

I love this channel.

[@lonzosatterfield7904]

Now that was interesting I'll make you my farm teacher keep it all up

[@mikehornsby599]

Great job enjoyed that!!!!

[@jerrystiles27]

I operate a fence loom similar to that one at bull barn factory now..it's always breaking down.its a 2007 model

[@zimmermanhomestead5241]

This is pretty cool

[@judahchadwick6577]

Cool stuff! I'm always intrigued by automated equipment like that. Thanks for the in depth look into fence wire making! It looks like you had fun with those folks.

[@bartsexton1652]

Josh I really enjoyed this . I worked in a factory that took raw cotton and we turned it into yarn, then a factory that made the glass run on trucks and cars . It’s the rubber part that the windows go up into . Very hot place I might add. But to watch this kinda brought make memories or running big machinery. Fun stuff to see and to hear them country folks talk lol.

[@CliffsideStables]

Seeing this factory threw me back to my days working in a wool textile mill. Tim @ Cliffside Acres