Incredible Bamboo Processing Factory, Amazing Modern Automatic Wood Processor Production Factory

[@pawirochannel8654]

🌟Great content the wonderful so nice the amazing and creative Bamboo Processing Factory, like it. Good luck my friend.

[@MForest_TV]

Bamboo is truly one of nature's finest creations-strong, versatile, and endlessly renewable. A real gift from the earth! 🎋✨

[@NaTech94]

*There's no denying that bamboo is one of the most sustainable options out there. 🎋♻*

[@ykdickybill]

Bamboo is one of natures greatest raw materials !!

[@vetrieu1997]

🙋❤️❤️❤️

[@mohmeegaik6686]

Make the world realise that money earned by Chinese workers is very xin ku de. Jia you China. Would the westerners willing to through such conditions for low pay, dusty, noisy, smeĺls of glue etc. My greatest respect to these Chinese gong ren!!!

[@tomrichter244]

It grows so quickly. That it makes this product very sustainable.

[@geneva760]

I am sure that bamboo could be put to many uses in housing construction and much more sustainable than many of the softwoods currently used in the Western world. Have a safe and nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[@olakunleadejola6097]

I am telling you. G'day mate

[@snidecommenter7117]

I read somewhere that currently demand exceeds supply, so more precious land is needed to plant it.

[@vijaygoel2402]

😊 excellent description 👍 beautiful way of manufacturing Bamboo 😊

[@justinekipchirchirkibor1082]

Chinese are always very creative people in the world 🌎

[@lotsofstuff3860]

It would be interesting to watch these machines as they really work, and not at double speed.

[@matthiku]

Agreed! At least you can slow down the playback speed in KZbin, however, the sound is not so good then.

[@berniecarino1226]

Boss (

[@cat-cambodia1801]

Good video my friend 👍🙂🤗

[@sunset3052]

All the best to the hardworking people in the world.

[@foodtravel4393]

مسيرة موفقة يارب العالمين 👍👍👍

[@alejandrojr.albarracin939]

Nice !!! We don’t have that right here ours are rough

[@giang68mientay28]

Có máy chẻ tre này đúng là hay và tiện lợi thật 😇😇👏👏👍🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@vajhuamsibluag]

The smartest person is one who designed these process steps!

[@UANVISION1113PM]

There are so many uses for bamboo trees. a meaningful video. Thanks

[@hyphen2612]

As much as bamboo had been touted as a more sustainable wood product, the amount of processing required to get it into a slab form factor is both labor and energy intensive. Hopefully more R&D can be put into this area and make the process more efficient.

[@hyndsengineering]

Actually, have you seen the amount of processing required to fell, transport, debark, mill and grade regular scots pine? It's quite a bit of processing too. Also plywood is even worse.... I wouldn't say bamboo is too bad in comparison. The regular saw mills of the Americas and Europe are basically fully automated, the various factory videos showing bamboo processing could be way more automated from the vids I'm seeing... Check out some saw mill videos to see how they compare and let me know what you think.

[@szuperslapaj]

i am not truly sure that it takes less to create ply of wood

[@songweaver6076]

yer kidding? do you know how much work goes into pine?

[@OneIotaOfaDifference]

Wherever you're getting that info -- it is totally wrong! -- First of all -- bamboo grows extremely fast and therefore extremely more sustainable that any tree anywhere on the planet could ever be - and will grow anywhere between the poles - so there is NO need for any special environment for it to grow like it is for the various types of trees, and that means no one has to rely on Communist China for it - as it will grow anywhere in the US / North America, South America, Europe, Africa - pretty much anywhere. That is an EXTREMELY important factor as a resource. -- Bamboo is therefore about 1/10th the product cost of trees. THAT'S A HUGE DIFFERENCE -- EVEN BEFORE YOU FACTOR IN PROCESSING! -- Bamboo can be harvested very easily and very quickly - about 1/10th of the energy and time required to harvest trees. Bamboo processing - if fully automated - as it is for processing trees - would make bamboo so much less costly than tree products - it would take over the market -- with better and stronger building and paper products -- saving the forests for use in making products that absolutely require trees for their production -- like fine furniture, wood sculptures, turned wood products, etc, where bamboo would be unsightly and unacceptable.

[@ashscott6068]

All wood is sustainable. And when you think about it...when you build something out of wood, you literally take carbon dioxide out of the air. The vast majority of a piece of wood, is carbon from the air. In the wilds, the tree dies, and most of that carbon is released as CO2 by the decaying process, but if we're building stuff out of wood, and replacing the trees...it's not carbon neutral; it's carbon NEGATIVE. Not that I give two shits about global warming. It's gonna happen with our help or without it. One day, all those cities we built barely above sea level, are gonna get a bit damp. Maybe it's better if it happens quickly. At least then people are forced to act within their own lifetimes, instead of it always being far enough away, to squeeze by for one more generation, every generation.

[@jonathanely6081]

I'd be interested to know what happens with off-cuts, wood dust, bark and other by-products from these main processes. The subject of a follow-up video perhaps?

[@Pandawill123]

That might be IKEA’s secret, they must use some kind of super glue. We definitely need the machines to help but they need lots of oil, then we have to think of a solution to cleanse it out, and then another pollution, nothing is perfect

[@songweaver6076]

@@Pandawill123 hemp oil!

[@BarbarioliM]

is burned to produce energy they need.

[@johnwright6706]

Burned or sent to the pulp mill

[@liriopansacala8398]

Hi good morning gusto ko pong magkaroon ng ganito dito sa philippines..bilao po kasi ang pangunahing producto dito sa amin ng mahihirap na tao gusto kong magkaroon ng ganito dito sa philipines oara makapag bigay ako ng hanap buhay sa maraming tao dito

[@tonybaroud3511]

I’m really impressed with your comment,if you don’t mind friendship please were are you from?

[@gamerikerasangma1235]

Unbelievable good machine halleluiah

[@لاالهالااللهمحمدرسولالله-ر3ش5ش]

سبحان الله الحمد لله لا إله إلا الله الله أكبر سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم أستغفر الله العظيم وأتوب إليه لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر لا إله إلا الله الله أكبر الله أكبر ولله الحمد اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد صل الله عليه وسلم وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Great videos ! 👍

[@IamChefwinstonGelCooking832]

AWESOME FANTASTIC SPECTACULAR MIND BOGGLING TRULY VERY IMPRESSIVE FEETS.👍👍👍👍👍.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@hotokhuaye199]

Wow nice👍👍👍

[@dianIskandar-fw4ov]

Haucek sin cing ping woaini nihoma sincingping cincay nali wes emboh pokoke sukses besar 😄👍

[@dddmmm21]

It would be nice to have a voice over explaining the steps...

[@davidignacio3009]

Same thought here,

[@stk.plantation2912]

very cool fast and skillful skillful

[@kafevlog262]

So beautiful

[@andrewvillarubia5454]

Bamboo it's the future it's hard durable and fast growing

[@vilmamorais1153]

Que maravilha aqui jogamos fora . Tudo de bom.. Parabéns🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗e Deus abençoe .😷😷😷😷😷.

[@JD-kg3mx]

If the cost of processing is reasonable then by all means lets use this incredible product.

[@daveman5860]

Bamboo is an excellent hardwood. Mega water resistant. Amazingly strong. Used for so many different type of products even baseball bats and bicycle frames. Yes bamboo bicycle frames. Sell for about a thousand a piece I believe.

[@redstarling5171]

very true, asia is lucky to have such a versatile natural material throughout history. plus it grows so fast comparatively to other woods and forms natural poles, hollow making it lightweight but strong, very incredible.

[@WoodworkingTop535]

I like the machines you have

[@MariaLucia-vl9oy]

RIPAS DE BAMBU! NÃO SABIA DISSO. QUE ESPETÁCULO! IMAGINA O TANTÃO DE CAFIFA QUE NÃO DÁ PRA FAZER .

[@corinneastier8232]

😲Monstrous!

[@ranggengjaya97]

Mntab tak subrek lurr 🙏👍👍

[@rairai3517]

Wow I knew that bamboo was used for many things , I suppose that it was a logical step to go full commercial .....

[@marcosantoniodealmeidaalme9030]

Mas 8

[@gabrieltheedens8874]

👍👍

[@venkatarao4156]

Verygood

[@express375]

you gave us wood :)

[@mydailyideas2634]

Wow Amazing Video 👍

[@stevenjennings8347]

Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏

[@jejakr99]

Everything is a great machine, the results are friends

[@rickbullock4331]

Some of the conveyor belts in the bamboo processing plant were top notch.😳🙄😬

[@fr3shSwag]

I was just looking at that and was wondering at what part they were going to come apart LOL

[@jamimamagallanes732]

In what country this incredible bamboo processing factory?

[@sanjeevbansal1389]

India

[@aaaaa1957]

All that bamboo sawdust was killing me. I was wondering if it could be used for something. Great video

[@FJ80Coop]

It is.mixed with gluwnit can become fire starter logs or particle board or mdf sheets or planks..

[@GoldenProcess-v5x]

Sawdust has many uses, including for agriculture

[@Bite0fBread]

Are those 2x2 bamboo wood and a bamboo wood slab? Damn that's the first time i saw one...

[@CauKhubuildingnewlife]

I didn't think bamboo could make so many items

[@johnrogan9420]

Everything automated but Ming has to put each bamboo "log" on the shredder machine by hand.

[@SydBarrettsGhost]

The strips then get glued and laminated together to make bamboo lumber or flooring. This is probably Annhui province where a lot of the bamboo is grown

[@davearonow65]

@Clark Zayd Im here to confirm for you that, in fact, nobody cares.

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

@@davearonow65 It's true. No one asked you.

[@vilmamorais1153]

Quero aprender usá os Bambu.... vocês são uns Gênio....🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍🤗🤗😷😷😷Deus abençoe vocês...

[@antoniorivera905]

Incredible ! Nice finished product!

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

I do believe I recently seen an advert for underpants made out of bamboo fibres , no shit btw … it was an Australian advert and they looked for all the world like cotton and apparently are comfy as fk ! Well blow me down , who knew what a versatile plant that was . It can be turned into scaffolding AND knickers 😅 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@salomeballena6849]

Amazing makes the job easier and faster. Gives an idea on how some products we are enjoying now are made. Can also be a means to spark ones interest into more detailed processes of this kind and widen the search for a thorough search for information or knowledge.

[@jasonajasona2025]

destroying forests

[@David-bc4rh]

All that bamboo dust and shavings would be of great value to home gardens.

[@arianegomez5499]

KILLER OF THE PLANET AND HUMAN RACE THAT FACTORY

[@SammaNoyobay]

VERY GOOD IDAI

[@Manoel-InacioMT]

Belo trabalho. Eu gostaria de saber tratar bambu.

[@WellnessWayUS]

Bamboo has many uses in life

[@cynettacynclaire9594]

Explanations of what is going on/being done at each step would greatly improve this video

[@garygerard4290]

play this at double speed, you won't miss a thing

[@lutfantrans8049]

Amazing 👍

[@capnchip]

Speed it up just a little more...that way we can't see at all what is happening!

[@BangMandor46]

Good very good amazing

[@kietphamquoc4363]

Công nghệ khi dùng tre thật tuyệt vời.tôi rất thích nó.

[@wayneparkinson4558]

Why don't they grow a belt of bamboo around the world as well as trees to combat desert encroachment and carbon capture being silicon based it should fit in well to being a barrier and ecologically sustainable, fast growing which will allow trees to get a foot hold makes perfect sense?

[@danhayward9186]

great stuff untill the glue becomes un stuck

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Excellent I didn't know it had so many uses

[@nhatlinhtran-j9f]

Nice!

[@jonnietalite66]

Is this in China? Thanks

[@tewetsokapfo7267]

So good 😎

[@Rahmad_Aoliya]

Super cepat👍👍

[@NguyenTran-rn8qg]

Lĩnh vực này + gỗ , đồng bào phải ngâm nước => dung dịch sinh học.

[@craigbrown5359]

Wow, didn't know bamboo was made into dimensional lumber.

[@antoniopampilonmahumot3155]

very nice

[@randallmccorquodale3290]

You have to admit that Bamboo is about as sustainable as it gets.

[@goodgoddns]

生长速度非常快.

[@randallmccorquodale3290]

@@goodgoddns 我不知道除了葛根之外，还有什么东西能长得这么快。

[@bobafetting6373]

Top tip - play this back at 0.5 speed to see it at the proper speed

[@apprenticeshipathomevlog7599]

Great 👍

[@lagia7678]

Chú max tên gì

[@SanSan-ze2fx]

good. အဆင္ေျပလိုက္တာ

[@ANETCHANEL]

mantap lagi nyimak ni,👍🙏

[@Nagas12]

incredible work

[@punns643]

Automatic? People are working very hard

[@timothykamei7194]

I want to start this business. Many bamboos in my place. Can you suggest where i get the machine n know how ?

[@rerepdg3129]

lokasinya dimana ya pabrik bambu ini ?

[@GwraM321]

Cost to set up such machine.... Want to know

[@TheGodsrighthandman]

When you're watching the video at 50% playback speed and it's STILL noticeably sped up . . . .

[@rogelerola818]

FYI

[@juragananyaman]

A M A Z I N G Sir... ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Greetings from fellow bamboo craftsmen 😊🙏

[@Dave-ud5he]

I am trying to find an outlet for bamboo from Africa. Very big pieces and looking for interested partners/buyers. Let me knwo and will provide more information. Thank you.

[@garengtutorial8923]

Mesin yang luar biasa 👍👍👍

[@proudindian8041]

We Indians should learn a lot about working hard from these foreigners

[@alexandrefreitascosta7649]

Gosto desse tipo de vídeo

[@semestateknik940]

Machine this good

[@UniversalSteelConstruction]

The address of the company and the means of purchase of the product will be given

[@trekpac2]

The bamboo processing was interesting but without any identification of the processes and steps, I did not find it very helpful to understand much. Drying? planing? Gluing? Laminating? I guess they all occurred.

[@إنجازالروادللطباعة]

can i try from uae outside

[@iepduongcongiep6330]

Chỗ em có nhiều tre lắm ạ.nhà xưởng cần mua tre.lien hệ e ạ

[@theonlybuzz1969]

I wonder what they do with the waste bamboo shavings?

[@jaewok5G]

chicken nuggets

[@theonlybuzz1969]

@@jaewok5G nah, too much like real chicken, I was thinking that they put the shavings into a mould and heat with extreme compression and maybe they can make something that doesn’t have to use plastic, for example if they made a tray for carrying cups saucers etc, the bamboo is antiseptic. They might be a option for it rather than burn it or dump it as waste?

[@jaewok5G]

@@theonlybuzz1969 nah, just for the "extra crispy" ones … ya know, _ancient Chinese secret_ ;-)

[@andrejsgelins9296]

Not bambo expert, but in economical types of procesing: shawings with high bark and dirt content is a) compresed in pelets and used as burning fuel - mostly for central heating stations, b) used in composting for plant growing (not all type of tree is suitable for that). c) used as absorbant in farming. (to absorb moisture and make dryer/cleaner enviroment) shawings form later stages (high purity), depending on tree type and other things are: a) ground more fine and used in paper production. Again not all type of wood b) alone or mixed with different fraction (particle size) shawings and glued/compressed in boards for lower price/requirement use. c) farming - when no procesing options aiviable, or they give highest price. c) compresed inpelets as burning fuel for home use (way more expensive, but burns better and in wider range of burners). Nowdays in europe wood is expensive because price inludes planting/growing/maintaining it as required by law. In well setup procesing plants - there is not much ''dumpable waste'' as it is not ecanomical dumping someting that can be sold in one way or aother.

[@tonywright8294]

Glue it together to make more bamboo

[@legionpro46]

Bamboo is the future of furniture.

[@BakoelGendoel]

amazing...

[@chuck9112]

Sweat shop, rough work keeping those machines humming. I did the same in a steel plant. Had to keep pace with the machines

[@christopherlovelock9104]

If the Bamboo bit wasn't 'speeded up' it might have been interesting, - all the rest you can see all over the net.

[@thetruth156real3]

It’s not speeded up, that’s how the Asians work, your used to American working speed.