► HOW IT WORKS | Oven Chips, Swatch Watch, House, Jeans | Episode 5 | Free Documentary

[@cindyclark8998]

This show should make people appreciate how much work goes into everything we use.

[@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700]

I love the shirtless denim Distresser!

[@Sarah_270]

my distresser was called 2 years of wear

[@johndoyle4723]

I think the watch making machinery is far more sophisticated than the swatch. Amazing ingenuity by the production engineers.

[@mxnacetd]

Very interesting and intriguing build, just for regular humans themselves!

[@marcgendron1577]

The oven chips segment was educational and entertaining because of the funny narrative.

[@iz_bizz2010]

every segment is educational and entertaining because of the way he pronounces things lol

[@scratchdog2216]

17:30 I used to work at Gerber Garment Technology where this machine was made.

[@MA-naconitor]

3:34 - What do you call chips, which are too small to pass? *Microchips*

[@daisychain5894]

🤭😂🤭

[@jacirogers9109]

As to stonewashed jeans, grownup adults care more about what looks pleasing to them, not what someone else says is “in style”.

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Anyone ever forget to give it a thumbs up because you're so into the video?

[@raposarealm]

Frankly I thought 'over chips' referred to wood chips for wood burning ovens..... Oops. Also, @ 4:56 well that's a bit sad.

[@jenniee8462]

Me too! I get what you're saying!

[@kassandraLSValcin]

i relly like it its like the consept of how its made and factory made.

[@kerisiobhan2120]

concept

[@joeyhillers9460]

As an American, the use of the STANDARDIZED metric system was satisfying. Screw imperial

[@marcgendron1577]

Being Canadian, we were raised with it. The USA cannot grasp this great system.

[@joeyhillers9460]

@@marcgendron1577 Especially when it comes to every day usage. Have you seen imperial cooking!?

[@rremmy72]

@@marcgendron1577 we definitely grasp and prefer metric for its simplicity.

[@marcgendron1577]

I'm going out to buy a fifth of whiskey or a quart of beer...?

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

It still makes me smile when I hear a British person call a Vacuum cleaner a Hoover. I am not going to make fun of that as its all down to the different nations pronouncing and calling things different names. Just a interesting tidbit about other countries.

[@EweChewBrrr01]

and I think it's 'funny' when we call it a vacuum cleaner when there is no vacuum at all only suction.

[@Kazuma1478]

Everytime I watch the machines working, I think to myself how do they make that machine, and what it took the make the machine that made the other machine, is damn endless question loop

[@iz_bizz2010]

The house scene reminds me of when I craft stuff lol

[@FerroequinologistofColorado]

It does seem like something you’d see in Minecraft

[@hawks1ish]

10:20 the population of Australia is 23.13 million and it's been over 23 million since before this documentary was made.

[@iTalkWho]

Joshua Lansell-Kenny This documentary was made in 2007 if the time stamp at the end of this video is correct. In 2007 the population of Australia was 21.18 million ^^

[@jenniee8462]

@@iTalkWho Technically, u r right, but I live in a prefabricated home and all my friends do too.😀

[@helookalikaman79]

18:03 I could have used those metal gloves a week ago... While detailing a tiny piece of Red Oak, I slipped and the brand new (Thank God) blade cut through the nail and 70% of the finger.... I thought I was going to lose it, but its doing fine now.

[@oron61]

helookalikaman79 They're good for all sorts of trades. I'm surprised I don't see more of them. I do see a lot made from kevlar which is meant for using chainsaws and table saws. If your hand gets caught, your fingers are pinched, bruised and broken, which is miles better than being amputated.

[@The.Intruder]

So what happens to the "rejected" potatoes? They should branch into mashed potatoes with those or donate them.

[@fryode]

The narrator cracked a joke about stonewash jeans being out of style and I had to remind myself this show is from 2007, so old it's not even widescreen or HD.

[@leeriches8841]

Dunno why they never produced it in widescreen

[@flamezoidtron]

dude what's with the shirtless overall wearing dude scuffing jeans.....just weird.....

[@comfortouch]

They are called 'sweat shops' for a reason.

[@fieonshakespearenut]

I was looking for this comment....

[@smittenthekitteninmittens2679]

dude dude duuuude duuude duuude dude

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

I was thinking he must be one of the LBGTQ whatever alphabet groups?

[@richardjohnson8197]

Totally gay.

[@torbenhellborn3175]

Thank you for a relaxed How-its-made (more so many other's in same area who can't seem to get enough of screaming out thei news ) . . especially I VERY mush like small syings in between . . . "did you know and so on

[@theliltwirp]

18:03 Did anyone else cringe as he was cutting the fabric with that EVIL looking fabric saw ??? 😳😱 Hopefully the chain mail glove is adequate protection. YIKES !!!

[@lightningmoon9778]

Wow..sneaking in a size matters joke.

[@YPO6]

17:56 looks very slow, don't most factories use automatic fabric cutting machines nowadays?

[@shanelundbom9877]

i live in the usa and when i heard chips i thought of potato chips here we call them french fries it took me a min to think of what there talking about

[@FreeDocumentary]

shane lundbom Yeah i get that. As far as i know the show is indeed from britain.

[@raposarealm]

Honestly, I thought they meant wood chips for wood-burning stoves. Took me a minute, too. EDIT: And I just noticed that I already left that comment. Oops.

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Yeah chips? I was expecting potato chips not fries!

[@gravelydon7072]

@@FreeDocumentary Even those don't qualify as "chips". A proper English "chip" is not square. They are normally twice or three times as wide as they are thick. And will be soft in the center.

[@kellywallace9677]

We call potato chips crisps because they are crunchy or crisps! We call em chips because they are chipped potatoes (I know the English language can be odd at times)

[@bilbil7331]

cardboard houses held together with staples.

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Yeah those houses look kind of shady. You see the so-called insulation in the walls?

[@df18001]

Not actually that different from modern new builds. “Compliant” is all that matters.

[@leeriches8841]

It's lucky we don't get hurricanes or tornadoes in the UK or the homeowners would wake up on a yellow brick road.

[@rickytorres9089]

@@df18001 Absolutely, if it can "barely" be a house, it gonna be built. Exactly to specs, no more no less.

[@marypasco2213]

The parts would be lighter if they used proper insulation.

[@FJD333]

Do people who buy ripped/stressed jeans buy a new car with a dent in one of the doors ?

[@sillypotato1964]

Frank they won’t even buy a car prop lol no offence

[@liamsvensson1985]

Yeah it's a bit like buying a brand new car with all the panels kicked in lol

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Kind of stupid isn't it? I like my jeans new not worn please!

[@augustuswayne9676]

I love fish and chips .

[@gravelydon7072]

Chips are either round, oval, or long and flat. Those are fries.

[@flakecl2]

Looks like a lot of empty spots in the Jean factory. I guess all the children were given the day off.

[@ZeRockOfficial]

National holiday. It’s called Foreigners visiting day

[@COMPAQCQ70]

look highly flammable. wonder why houses burn so easy.

[@gamerraager1688]

USA and Canada be like, hey those aren’t chips they are fries! 😂🤣😅

[@cesaralfredom]

Indeed. Those are fries. Holland fries.

[@VicariousReality7]

Pommes frites

[@shauljonah6955]

Um wood shavings inside a wall. Will not pass here in Canada. Wrong type plus will cause fires. So that fails in the housing standards.

[@rremmy72]

No, the narrator says they mix a "milk" into the wood shavings that has 2 chemicals, 1 for fungicide, 1 for fire prevention

[@rickytorres9089]

@@rremmy72 Exactly, people are easily "offended" by everything like this. In fact there are even food grade bleaches, peroxide, etc. People needs to understand USUALLY if used correctly, respectfully, etc etc etc it's not as bad as they make it out to be.

[@sachinkainth9508]

4:52 I wonder if the reason there are so fewer fish and chip shops now compared to 1950 is because of the rise of large multi-national fast food chains. That's my theory anyway. I'd love to hear other theories.

[@xlucyphurx5463]

Ah yes, I always did wonder how House works.

[@jonasstockton1546]

Lol nice

[@andylindsaytunes]

Well, in the beginning there was Jack, and Jack had a groove...

[@howtohuman6903]

House works best when he's hopped up on painkille-ooooooooooh houses

[@patrickbrookings]

The prefab house is some brilliant engineering. But in wood?? I guess that is for the US market then. Great for fires... My parents house in Belgium was also built using prefab walls, but in reinforced concrete, and then normal bricks along the outside. And that was some 40 years ago!

[@scottfirman]

I have never seen a home in the US insulated with wood chips like that. That WAS NOT in the USA. It wouldnt even make building code. I have no idea what country. Germany mabe. We dont use tiles on the roof, not in any state.

[@richardjohnson8197]

This is a British show so that "house" is for European markets. Secondly did you not listen to the part where the wood shavings are treated for fire resistance and mold?

[@mannomorth]

Really? Here in Sweden most prefab is wood but we use rockwool as insulation, and much more of it, 50-70cm instead of 30. I think main reason why buildings arent built with wood in Belgium is because you dont really have access to it.

[@rickytorres9089]

Everyone is acting as wood is the worst thing ever. There much more that can very much goes wrong well before it takes haul and catches fire. I would be more worried about any disrespectful wiring job, appliances, extension cords usages, etc before I would worries over respectfully treated timber (there's a HUGE difference between firewood and wood MEANT for buildings!!).

[@tomlee432]

Well that thing about jeans originating from France will not fly here mate. Levi strauss used canvas and indigo dye on the jeans he first made in the U.S. actually they were made if only canvas. But they were not very popular as far as being used outside of work. He accidentally came upon indigo dye from the Indians and mexicans.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?

[@brewedawakening6577]

17:56 I wonder if this is where Michael Jackson got the idea? hmmm...? 😱

[@clintonbeckway4171]

Love those prefab houses, and they did not even stop for tea, tell that to the British/ English worker, looks like these guys get the job done, British houses are crap and over priced , and the rents here are not worth it.

[@mannomorth]

And very poorly insulated.

[@garyoa1]

Certainly not done that way in the states.

[@pablopicaro7649]

10:26 20 million IN USA MIGHT LIVE IN factory MADE Cheap flimsy sheet metal Trailer house. 2 million more might live in a Factory made house like that one.

[@DrWhom]

There are much smaller units of time. As small as you want, really.

[@standardcake18]

I was like.. oven chips? Those look like French fries. Then I heard the British voice and it dawned on me

[@robbieceee1630]

Right. Why do they have to be difficult?

[@NIGHTOWL-jf9zt]

At 4:32 I spotted a chip with a black spot on it.

[@RE-is1qs]

Can we just get an audio of the watch factory? Those machines sounded so cool

[@Sarah_270]

So why are there masses of tiny slivers and dark bits in most bags of chips then?

[@standodge7687]

these videos are better than how its made and made from destruction

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Why not let the pants just age normally on a person's body?

[@oron61]

20:10 so that's why every Youth pastor has those weird lines on the legs of his his jeans that point at his crotch.

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Never noticed.

[@steves4945]

the prefab houses in the US are not that nice.....They are double wide trailers

[@aierune8201]

lmao for real. i used to live in one.

[@pablopicaro7649]

10:26 20 million IN USA MIGHT LIVE IN factory MADE Cheap flimsy sheet metal Trailer house. 2 million more might live in a Factory made house like that one.

[@rickytorres9089]

@@pablopicaro7649 Your acting like they are the worst thing ever. Unless you do it yourself or pay respect, dinitity, etc for someone to do it for you your not gonna get a house "off the streets" that is generally much better. Or you gonna pay through the wringer (even "ignoring" the current situations).

[@projordengaming9826]

When oven ships are practically French fries ohh

[@PhilippeCarphin]

"One of the smallest units of time" so random.

[@20firebird]

jeez, the fries in britain go thru a hell of a lot more quality testing than the ones here

[@TWBIAP]

didn't we learn something after the Kobe earthquake abut poorly built houses with heavy roofs?

[@mannomorth]

Earthquake in UK?

[@rickytorres9089]

@@mannomorth EXACTLY, houses and builds in general are generally made to "barely stands". Just enough to "of code" (if that) and not much more.

[@caffeinatedx]

what do they do with all of those small sized chips? are they mashed? or thrown away?

[@ItsMrAssholeToYou]

Most likely go to a lower-tier product lines. Think discount shops, institutional or frozen meals.

[@PrestonDanger]

22:25 Daym, ...ripping on "acid-washed" ehh? thats pretty brutal.....

[@hawks1ish]

1:15 thank God those awful pre stressed jeans with the fake paint and tares went out of fashion in 2006 they were the biggest rip off ever all my friends made $10 jeans look identical to $250 pairs.

[@rickytorres9089]

I know I am well late but in those instances your trusting and paying for the process. Just like how you might pay like a huge mark up on fancier wines/sparking wine. Because of the lengthen and involved process.

[@amcgeckos]

My oven chips are called French Fries and I make homemade fries so I know where mine are from cause I buy the potatoes from the Amish in my area LOL.

[@girlfridayjojo]

why was that guy not wearing a shirt in the factory??

[@jenniee8462]

@Csab Seriously dude!!

[@austrorus]

they really use sunflower oil?i thought cheap soy or palmoil or beef lard or a mix of all three is being used? would be also nice to know what is being done with the reject big and small raw potatoes? suppose they are bing sold? and what about the reject chips? grinding up and making potato flower (starch) with them? or wallpaper glue?

[@raposarealm]

+austrorus The reject chips I would think get made into potato tots, since that's what was used to make tots originally.

[@austrorus]

+raposa realm when i googled what are potato tots ( i am an Austrian ) and checked further on the net, that is indeed what they are doing. processed further, not used for animal feed.

[@NOOOOOOO0OOOOO]

raposa realm I've only heard and used the terms "Tater tots" or just "Tots". I like the term potatoe tot and I'm going to use it from now on. Are you American?

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2024 / June / 17 )

[@TordenPSM]

A Swatch is not a swiss masterpiece, its a cheap watch. This video shows how crap they are. tag and breitling are proper watches

[@bilbil7331]

well yeah, you buy them at open air markets.

[@AnthonyHandcock]

Who still wears a wristwatch in 2019?

[@chloehennessey6813]

Lol I have a pink gold and platinum ladies Rolex passed down to me from my grandma. I don’t wear it. It’s 2019, the only watch I wear is my dive watch.

[@emm_arr]

@@AnthonyHandcock "Who still wears a wristwatch in 2019?" People who have had enough of pulling a phone out to check the time!

[@AnthonyHandcock]

@@emm_arr I really don't need to know the exact time that often to be honest. For most purposes early morning, late morning, din-dins time, afternoon, beer o'clock and so on is accurate enough for me.

[@racesmith3075]

Fun fact, even smaller time measurement is a planktime, used to measure time during the big bang, think kajillion majillion billionth of a second

[@MsJinkerson]

what's with the tie roof

[@tornagawn]

4:33 just right of centre....looks like a chip with skin...

[@scottfirman]

I wouldnt want one of those prefab houses! Why were some of those stones floating in that washer? Fake stones. I always knew designer jeans were fake. I like to do my own natural distressing. Grease, oil, grass stains. Driveway rash from crawling under cars.

[@rickytorres9089]

Alright let me know when you can get someone even out of bed to make you your own "bespoke" house. In all seriousness, everything is made to do because that's all people can afford and/or companies/realtors, etc cares for. If you want something done "right" for you, you need to pay respect, dinitity, etc to make it so. It's isn't gonna come "in a box" at your nearest "big box" store.

[@k9keo]

Thought I was watching potato chips being made. Turns out they’re making 🍟 fries. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Sarah_270]

Welcome to the rest of the world.

[@markhollinshead5795]

haha black spot on chip 4.31 he made it

[@kickit5406]

really really people ...

[@paulwilliams73]

"Over 22million Americants live in a prefabricated house - more than the entire population of Australia." WRONG (2014) Australia's population was hitting 23.5 million

[@rojoeylaquino1890]

your commets are now 300

[@Cliffworks]

Here's your $200 pair of jeans actually damaged. Give me a good pair of $20 Wranglers anyday!

[@rickytorres9089]

Your paying for the process not the "product" in that case. Just like how you might pay a mark up for 5 years aged wine.

[@Mrs_Dale]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@CustodioFamFun]

Still quite amazed on how they call french fries as "oven chips".

[@Jackmjedi]

They call them that in the UK.

[@wilsjane]

Their are strange laws in the UK, Items (as in the video) made from 100% cut potatoes and fried in quality oils are chips. While those made from reconstituted potato or other ingredients are called fries. Items designed to be cooked in an oven cannot be called fries. This has resulted in the word 'chips' being associated with quality. I am sure that if the items in the video were being packaged for the US market, the labeling would be different. It is not just labeling, Items exported or made by international companies mostly tailor their products (mainly spicing) for the market that they are selling to.

[@leeriches8841]

Well they are chipped potatoes which are cooked in an oven so 🤔

[@weewoo_imhere22]

Oven chips are French fries in America

[@CosmosPeony]

1:01 that shirtless dude with the overalls... Kinda hot, though.

[@bandrew96]

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[@CosmosPeony]

@@bandrew96 sorry, are those comments typos ?

[@HasidicKaiju]

That's a lot of work to make a device that was rendered obsolete decades ago by cell phones.

[@Noval01rd]

The jeans factory video must be old... There r so many inefficient ways they follow

[@customer7575]

After building the house, no interior shots? What a fail!

[@ivanpolchenko]

Anyone want to live in that house? I don't. probably barely meets the code where they are sent. Doubt these last the first 10 years. made so cheaply geezus.

[@Matt.m6]

Lol English building code is one of the strictest in the world, they last as long as you look after it.

[@rickytorres9089]

As your house is likely any better (unless you STRICTLY shopped for that). Houses that are BARELY houses are the "name of the game".

[@oneTOU3]

Those are fries!

[@josephbennett3482]

Here in the US we call them fries but in the UK they call them Chips.

[@maddymay6061]

Wait do they call fries chips there Edit: omg Typed chips and this came up 🍟

[@aierune8201]

cause uh. idk.

[@snowinblood5243]

Did you know those looked like fries too?

[@anonymouspuppy]

For once they reveal the brand

[@JohnnyLt]

Yo the voice is the same as @kurzgesagt in a nutshell

[@jonathanlau1221]

What is this? The Sausage Party version of making oven chips?

[@CjF2194]

If that was a Florida house it would be gone in 1 second during hurricane season

[@rickytorres9089]

That why building codes will varies where you lives. Why build a hurricane "proof" house in the middle of the USA if you PROBABLY not gonna EVER see one?

[@JoeKTheJeweler]

Oven chips? You mean French fries 🍟

[@RPI79]

In the UK and Australia, it's always been chips and always will be.

[@phoebus86]

I thought oven chips were actual potato chips.

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

If fries are chips, what are chips?

[@MsJinkerson]

there is a lot of waste in any factory

[@alexanderlyberth9821]

Ikea House 🤪😂

[@rickytorres9089]

Not like most others on the streets are likely gonna be better to be honest with you.

[@Catmonk201]

Why is the dude creasing my pants not wearing a shirt

[@MsJinkerson]

I don't care about the size of the fires

[@asnoodle7216]

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDS

[@greenfingersgardener822]

Why reject spuds that are too small, or too big. They all end up as a turd either way.....lol

[@JMcMillen]

I'd imagine that the rejects are used for other potato products.

[@RPI79]

Ha! Jokes on you HIW... Australia's population is nearly 26 million these days.

[@Ukraine2011]

What a waste of food. Just because their not just the right size or they have the wrong length

[@papacowboy]

Sure seems a waste of lots of food for the perfect chip!

[@stephanieareson]

They usually use edible pieces that can't be chips for tater tots and instant mashed potatoes.

[@10697018]

That doesn't look like chips to me that looks like french fries.

[@simonlankhaar5926]

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