How It's Made Cotton yarn

[@RichardGMoss]

I grew up in a textile town, she wasn't kidding when she said that all that knotting had to be done by hand, but that's an understatement, a whole lot of other tasks also had to be done.

[@TheRocktalk]

Very interesting. I used to work in textiles before the industry left my area. Those automatic winding machines at the final stage in this video are actually splicing the ends of the yarn together, not knotting them. This ingenious process uses air pressure to blow the fibres through each other. The older types of automatic winding machines were, however, fitted with knotters. They tie the 'fisherman's knot'. I still have one of those mechanical knotting heads in my garden shed. I retained it as a keepsake when the mill closed down.

[@alauddinsiddiqui6088]

TheRocktalk watching for every

[@BiiZii]

Really cool. Im using this vid for a school essay which i call “from field to string

[@BiiZii]

Forgot the last “ oops

[@lequituan8346]

Could you tell me how many kgs of fabric can we make from 1 kgs cotton material? Many thanks....

[@electron2601]

Awrsome what mill did you work at? Did you work in Newbedford?

[@chilly22]

people seem to forget that we are still basically covering ourselves in plants

[@aapjew18]

And our most sophisticated one on one weapons still basically consist of throwing dense bits of material at each other as hard as we can.

[@aapjew18]

Oh yea, definitely. Which makes it even more special to realise that these amazing feats basically still have very mundane ideas at their core. But yea, that doesn't make them any less amazing.

[@fubukifangirl]

It's either plants or animal skins.

[@Jrlomay]

Well silk is basically bug spit, wool is basically just shaved hair

[@vernacular1483]

Or petroleum products. Which are a finely aged mix of animals and plants 😂

[@AndriyLinnyk]

this is how most of videos explain how Cotton becomes a string 1:45...." so you get a cotton ball and you put it in this machine and then some magic gobly gobly happens and then you get the string.

[@Mrjmaxted0291]

I know right? I came here to learn the processes, not watching cotton get fed through a series of machines.

[@emilycooper442]

😂

[@satpalsharma5391]

Excellent vedio🙋 very helpful😊

[@michaelmorrison4201]

Yea... I'm still confused about how the cotton fiber magically turns into string. Don't get it

[@niamhoconnor8986]

Friction. The fibers are lined up and twisted around each other so that the friction between the fibers holds everything together. To get a better sense of how this is possible, look up the phone book trick where the pages are interleaved. Think Mythbusters did a thing about it. Same principle :D

[@michaelmorrison4201]

@@niamhoconnor8986 huh, I did see that phone book trick! So they are all just inches long each but when they're twisted they get stuck like the pages... that's honestly the best explanation I ever heard for it! I'm still impressed with how everything is stuck together... now on to how thread count works... haha thanks

[@harshithraj676]

dont get confused

[@limitlessbdg]

Nice Educational Video...it shows basic principle of making spun yarn.

[@maliknaveed493]

The yarn process is art.From its basic values of its contents are extreme.I like and love the textile industry.

[@parvezmazharul4118]

very interesting and wonderful job.

[@Marchandiser]

VERY HELPING AND INFORMATIVE THANX FOR SHARING GOD BLESS YOU

[@Blurbs-mj1ej]

4:45 reminds me of a landscape.

[@kuvamkumar5627]

yeah even me

[@hannahroberts2140]

Thanks for helping me with my homework :) xx

[@Brijeshdwivedi97]

Thanks so much....very helpful to textile engineers who is fresher

[@samykamkar]

The More You Sew

[@r4men_no0dles]

Kinda underrated if you're reading this congrats on over 200k subs

[@distinctivefabric3083]

I like the Idea.

[@naisaeteurn3998]

Great video! Where is this factory? I mean what state? Where are fabrics normally made in usa?

[@Ulvenok]

Back in ancient times fur and leather was more common, cotton was and is really luxurious.

[@marianchi79]

excellent information

[@dewikaliefadi375]

the machine in general are blowing-carding-drawing-roving-spinning and winding

[@brothernero7431]

Its nice

[@alexandriafelan2585]

That’s Awesome

[@anilanil.b699]

Interesting 🙋

[@aminaafnan4866]

super..........

[@The20nibbles]

Really helped with my homework thanks

[@BiiZii]

Belinda Ayers same

[@iamiupa]

Thanks I always wondered how plumbuses got made

[@johnanderson8594]

😂 such an underrated comment

[@rosyrascalz]

i’m stuck on homework. so how many machines does cotton go through to be cleaned

[@jamesdavies007]

sorry mate might be a year late but 2 machines, been on this vid 2 hours for hw still stuck

[@Amine-gz7gq]

impressive

[@arvindsoni2919]

good video.

[@jamtea388]

It's fun getting to watch how different yarns are made. The 'how it's made' on alpaca processes it differently. It's fun to see how they look like noodles.

[@hopehope1970]

Fact: This was the most-shared video of the Jurassic era.

[@blockpostsoftware]

For decades before the Ring Frame became popular, Cotton Yarn was spun on Mules, but of the hundreds of thousand such machines once in use, only one is still able to spin at full production speed - see here:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqjPmYx4f5dng5I

[@RBGASPARIN]

yo trabaje por 10 anios en un laboratorio,de calidad en donde se realizan todas las pruebas de calidad,para determinar la calidad del producto que se esta procesando.

[@gcarranza643]

cool, i work at a cotton gin and i would wonder what would happen afterwards:the process

[@maxwellmfbridge]

why is there no name for second stage yarn? Is my only question.

[@mchris65]

haa i wondered too

[@astaiannymph]

@@mchris65 So I'm a hand-spinner, and basically the first, second, and third stages are all called roving until there's twist added (that's what keeps it together) to make it into yarn.

[@Its_PIXIEE-h1g]

fine

[@bargainboymakem1]

How the hell did we go from living in caves to this?

[@amitkimaakboobsmaingarmaga1359]

Still continue this work in Athens Greece last two years such a very interesting and hard work

[@CarmenBIGPRESSURECaBoom]

Interesting!

[@mahmoudtb7909]

What is the name of the background song?

[@almas9310]

nice

[@olimobid3107]

how much can i buy the machine for?

[@BiiZii]

olim obid 100000000

[@katiecook6332]

these are my people!! im a yarnaholic

[@BiiZii]

DAMN RIGHT THEY ARE

[@christianalmodovar9465]

what episode is this

[@sheheryarali8053]

what is the price of a carding machin fully automatic???

[@adisbaba132]

like this one in the video probably around 2 mil or higher or lower

[@sadateousmane7694]

Hello .i would like to set up an industry of this kind.Is there anyone out there to help me out with the cost estimation and so on?

[@maheshchandra9119]

Yes you are right

[@shiorywalker7978]

Whats the name of this program?

[@BrockMasonry]

Thats a Canadian show & factory!

[@inkyvoids]

me a crocheter watching this, yarn obsessed : 😀🧶

[@marial.rapaglia4041]

The whole process takes 48hrs? this seems like its being overprocessed & the cotton yarn ends up losing some of its great natural characteristics such as looks, texture, & feel qualities before the dyeing coloring process because its being put through TOO MUCH mechanical unnecessary over processing!! No wonder cotton yarn is so expensive! & wish for a company out there that makes cotton yarn without all this overprocessization.

[@QuiteDecent]

Crazy

[@TranslucentPlenum]

It took that long to figure out that they MELT fibers together and that's it....

[@oldhandsanitizer6990]

sheep?

[@kamranbashir4842]

The spinning wheel was mist likely invented in Islamic world as ancient illustration recovered from Baghdad shows it's use by 1030. Evidence also point use of spinning wheel in 1090 in China. It was later spread to India so definitely not invented in India.

[@thedarkside_ofmartha]

🤯

[@m3talhe4d72]

forbidden ice cream

[@kairon156]

Can you mute the first microsecond of this video?

[@cweamy.3016]

School forced me here.

[@skprog]

least your school is teaching you something back in my day we had to force teachers to teach us stuff.

[@theGABSTER7]

Why am i watching this? o_o

[@alanytroblox118]

It’s important

[@arnon-jaya]

19 feb 2020 2:4 pm est:thanks

[@midojanem4966]

anyone 2018?!

[@isaamthalhath4359]

nah bruh sry im from 3018

[@isaamthalhath4359]

this is a dead comment and stop asking for likes.

[@roberthenderson760]

In a few more years you will all be wearing Hemp and Jute underwear.

[@HEAVY-GAMING1]

Hate comment *-*

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[@FeelTheLack]

I prefer the male voice on these videos, the woman's voice is irritating.

[@leostephenson789]

this is boring I nearly went to sleep

[@jamtea388]

I nearly went to sheep :)

[@alanytroblox118]

It’s not boring it’s the fun of EDUCATION :D so exciting I love this video!

[@MuradBeybalaev]

Flashy images. No substance. Pointless video.

[@sif6328]

I don't know why I'm watching this, it's all Amazingphil's fault.

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It's so fucking comfy looking

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But wtf happens if a strand breaks