Mill mixing sponge trial

[@Firazoid]

This is either the most fascinating boring-thing, or the most boring fascinating-thing. Either way, I watched the whole video.

[@Nickoasdf]

DarthRiko same tho. and probably that first one

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Well said

[@zionnemakoma1398]

+KaGG “Cmrkiller” Nickoasdf1 i hate the first one JUST ROLL IT ITS EASIER

[@quayonnakoech7824]

Lol......Right! Very relaxing...

[@СерёгаОтдохни]

А что он делает(производит)?

[@peterpham1782]

it's 4am and I have no idea why I'm watching this

[@corjapin]

because you have a rubber fetish? hahaha LOL (just kidding mate)

[@rich1051414]

A year later, and another person is watching this at 4am for no reason.

[@shiki6507]

a day later and another person is this at 3am for no reason

[@hallattn]

Today and another watching this at 1 am

[@keyshanarichard9601]

None of us do

[@toasteezy2647]

I need an hour-long one of these.

[@moderndinosaur6910]

The Toast of Crust saamme

[@dubsydubs5234]

Just keep watching it for an hr, it doesn't get more exiting.

[@LarryMarston]

Everyone watches this like it's amazing but the guy who does this all day probably hates it with a passion

[@DD-tn3oe]

Lawrence Blythe McLane no he is allowed to smoke weed during work hours

[@PinkNPrincess4]

@@DD-tn3oe this comment needs more recognition

[@r3p3ntiv3]

I did this work for years. It does help to toke up now and again. Lol. It really isn't all that boring. This guy doesn't stand there mixing silicone all day long. He has many other tasks.

[@kamieaston3016]

@@DD-tn3oe You're allowed to do that at any job, just don't get caught xD

[@colbornfarms4849]

@@DD-tn3oe doubtful

[@50AHenry]

Can't explain it, but I LOVE watching these kneading videos. Something really fascinating about them !!!

[@ashefunk3379]

my anxious aspie ass would do this job for free 24/7 i love this so much

[@marber205]

Ashe Funk# same

[@zionnemakoma1398]

only if its light

[@zionnemakoma1398]

+Zionne Makoma and not for free or 24/7

[@drewyardley7685]

I quite liked the colours before they became one solid colour, that would have looked cool.

[@Fendora]

Yeah it had a marble look to it which was nice

[@thelogan4641]

And sort of tiger like with the yellow

[@alspezial2747]

the pattern was beautiful but the end colour is disgusting

[@thelogan4641]

@@alspezial2747 I'm not sure I agree, the end result looked like some sort of delicious liquorish soft candy ^_^

[@alspezial2747]

@@thelogan4641 it reminds me to much on baby poo and rotten cheese, but also i have never seen the candy you are talking about.

[@zackj997]

People in SF or NY would pay to do this for you if you market it as therapeutic.

[@The_JEB]

"this is a therapeutic stress relief exercise, i offer classes at $50 an hour"

[@RimWulf]

I blacked out watching this.

[@pascal590]

We pay our workers minimum wage but u can pay us $50 an hour. It’s great therapy, we promise.

[@tauredgamer9798]

I am doing this work last 9 years..Its really so hard work .not easy work..But now experience of 9 years help me to do easily

[@eternalfire9009]

I dont even work in the industry and i can recognize a tru craftsman. Great video and thank you.

[@jeffreyferretti8222]

Worked for Omnova Solutions in Jeannette PA, a former General Tire plant. We still used the original Banbury mixers, mills, and Calendar mills for other rubber/polymer products. All were fitted with belly pressure bars and pull cord emergency stops. This scary watching with no such devices in place. Also no hot mill gloves. Granted your working in lower temperatures. All are mill work was in excess of 200 F.

[@nowake]

@@texasrox2010 Tire rubber wouldn't be as shiny, and would be much heavier. This material looks more like silicone, and looks a little translucent. But correct, raw virgin rubber would be milled like this before being placed into molds to make things like tires

[@skullthumper8646]

I was thinking the exact same thing Jeffrey.

[@skullthumper8646]

It appears to be some kind of silicone.

[@keithcraig506]

Yeah, that is almost definitely a silicone mix. As for no hot mill gloves, this mill is running at about 89° F, as shown at 0:26 in the video.

[@unkn0vvnmystery]

Structure Agency did they at least give you cut resistant gloves?

[@mikemccarthy2243]

when is it ready to eat?

[@Luna-cw8yv]

Pode pa tiozão

[@victorradel2867]

Right on the roller, why the hell not ahaaha

[@iannickCZ]

The most advanced technology in our factory, unchanged from the year 1920.

[@clefaerie8893]

my ocd havin self would love this job.... it seems so peaceful & relaxing. boring, but a nice way to pass time

[@RissaNaChelle]

I completely agree

[@justinklammer273]

Standing all day in a most likely hot ass room flipping what looks like heavy material

[@RissaNaChelle]

Justin klammer I already stand for 12+ hours every work day moving heavy material. This looks way more calming.

[@index7787]

There's something to say about repetitive but zen jobs. I could sand paintwork for 8 hours and not get bored.

[@Wildtingz]

clefaerie agreed, I love a mindless task lol

[@deenanthekemoni9821]

I have such horrible OCD, id be awesome at this job. Looks really satisfying to do, yet dangerous. I love it.

[@SamAx57]

This isn't a job, it's an art.

[@4playwifey]

i cried when the pretty marble turned into one blob color! Why exactly am I watching this? Yes i watched the entire thing.

[@saturn0660]

best know where your hands are at all times with this thing running..

[@robertjackson8728]

Exactly, as the only thing left of you will be your 💀 if you get it wrong! Rob

[@worbradar]

12 minutes just isn't long enough

[@KSRubberIndustries]

Will watch this all day long and not get bored, we make synthetic rubber sheets for footwear industry from wastage polyethylene and sponge sandals.

[@gjm1953]

Boy, I could make a whole bunch of homemade pasta on that there machine. (lol)

[@annpeerkat2020]

sure beats digging ditches for a job!... apart from the fact that the operator will have major hearing loss after a few years working without hearing protection, and him pecking at bits of rubber near the bite of the rollers with a complete absence of hip safety bar or higher trip wire emergency stop mechanisms (that stop a mill in a fraction of a second) mean there's a fair chance the black rubber will turn red one day.

[@louielouiepks]

Does that taffy come in sour apple. My fave

[@subielife0743]

Idk why but I want to bite it

[@Mehhhhhh.]

Me too wtf is wrong with us

[@AUXdrone]

That’s what she said

[@Mehhhhhh.]

@@AUXdrone that's definitely not what she said

[@Soeia.ElliotClark]

Me too man. Me too.

[@Mehhhhhh.]

@@Soeia.ElliotClark I mean we know what it is and we still want to bite it lol

[@davidperry4013]

This is a downright satisfying video

[@mjgutierrez7401]

It's more like an adult man playing giant play doh.

[@TheVikingWoodsmith]

It's 4 am in the factory and even the worker has no idea why he is doing this.

[@bibovskij9526]

Why am I here watching this even tho is 5 am and I have to finish studying philosophy for tomorrow test...

[@Illustrioustaco]

Because it's five am and you were stressed out about your philosophy test.

[@seth_5394]

I don’t have a long bucket list, but I think doing this might have to go on it.

[@jonbrzycki2593]

I ran a sixty inch and two forty eight inch Mills for over fifteen years, I compounded over ten million pounds of silicone. I never got hurt once and daydreamed most the time I was doing it

[@MantisMan420]

I’m a miller myself, the jobs not a bad job as long as you can have a smoke, mixing the blues and yellows and reds etc together to make the different couples are quite cool, but unfortunately when adding your curing agent and colours it wouldn’t be mixed properly :(

[@fryloc359]

Why is the nip so wide? I work in a tire factory and our mills nips are about a half inch.

[@MrEliteXXL]

What is that material? And why is it milled? What is the end usage?

[@MantisMan420]

@@MrEliteXXL it's silicone rubber, we use it for multi purpose, can be used as seals, gaskets etc

[@MantisMan420]

@@MrEliteXXL it's milled because it comes as a base so we add the curing agent and colours

[@MantisMan420]

@@fryloc359 you can adjust the nips, in my factory I can go from 8mm to half inch, all depends on the type of rubber and how much your putting on, if I'm putting a 50kg on then it'll be wide nips, if in using a fireproof silicone that doesn't mill very well (crumbles) then I would go small to allow all to bind properly

[@alaitain]

I would get sleepy doing this job ! I am just watching it... But it looks like a easy job... Like a desk job, you don't move around much..,

[@godofdestruction3446]

Play at 2x speed, much better

[@lutsj8966]

at .25 its like a serial killer movie.

[@katangel115]

Play it any higher and your anxiety gets anxiety.

[@byronsmothers8064]

364k views, glad to know I'm not the only person who likes watching this mundane labor

[@ThatWhiskeylovinAsianGuy]

something about this video is just so soothing and satisfying...

[@AdamWebb1982]

why am i here? Why am i rewatching this again? THIS is COOL lol

[@robertneighbors4091]

Is that 89C or 89F ? I'm curious what type of gloves an operator would use if the polymer was above 80C and the polymer was very sticky / adhesive ?

[@SuperAWaC]

it's F.

[@jeremilange2533]

the answer is: NONE! cose they would already be stuck to it and integrated into it by the rolers... ;P

[@BobbyIronsights]

I wonder why the stuff only sticks to the front roll, is there a wiper on the bottom we can't see/?

[@walterpickford3204]

No wiper or scraper just skill

[@mizta218]

Are there 1 hour videos of these??

[@superposition3717]

Where can I get this job?

[@mukeshkanna7438]

You're welcome to join my factory anytime

[@ndmain1977]

I've watched several of these now, but it never says.... What would this silicone be used for? Are the strips at the end the final product, or would it be sent on to somewhere else and formed into a different product?

[@TreyVaswal]

The strips will be fed into the extruder in his next video. Although I don't think they show that happening.

[@scottalbert7635]

A couple of bong hits and this video became very satisfying.

[@CookingWithCows]

Is there anything keeping the material on that one roll (like a different roll texture) or does it change randomly on which roll it ends up?

[@danspratt2]

it looks like it just comes out centrally, but he reaches under to force it onto the roller closest to him each time he takes the whole roll off

[@DelbertStinkfester]

Why can't I stop watching this?

[@constantinosschinas4503]

i imagine many of my ex friends and amoebas i meet every day in this machine, *so relaxing.*

[@petravorlickova3727]

I do this job, it's nice when you put more colours into it, but sometimes it's heavy, because we have bigger machines and we make fucking more kilograms in one operation (140-200kg)

[@carllorueda8310]

please tell me , what type of silicone use in this?, how would prepare it (silicone) for mill mixing

[@muhammadimran-qw6vl]

Petra Gabrielová where are you from please

[@petravorlickova3727]

I'm from Israel

[@muhammadimran-qw6vl]

Petra Gabrielová you are wrong

[@petravorlickova3727]

:-D

[@amjed6579]

I would work there for free. In fact, I would pay them a monthly subscription to let me do that every day

[@HORHALO25]

EL TRABAJO MÁS SATISFACTORIO 😆😆😆😆

[@johne16minecraft]

This guy must have the best job ever

[@Curse0891]

using the digital thermometer to check the temperature.....and nowadays with covid is must everywhere...

[@seangodwin2]

like how his safety glasses are on his head and over his eyes

[@jenn6335]

Those safety classes sure are working great on top of his head...

[@tywillis2395]

Jenn let's not have fogged up glasses cause missing fingers, shall we?

[@fyfaenihelvete]

Found the clipboard warrior

[@disciplebill]

Safety classes work well IN the head tho...

[@Drhumbolt]

Meh

[@billymettlen219]

Safty 3rd

[@CanadaRulez4Ever]

at 7:30 did he lost it? it felt and picked some garbage :(

[@latinachickz16]

CanadaRulez4Ever he just added more pigment. Black and white

[@Ricky40369]

How does this affect the price of chickens in Oklahoma?

[@adamsartist496]

What are these silicone strips then used for?

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

Good God. Where do I sign up to do this as a job

[@wolffgang101]

Are the rollers heated or is it just from the friction that heats it up?

[@ttiization]

Friction

[@nowake]

The mills at my work are actually hooked to a chiller to keep the temp down

[@keithcraig506]

Nowake is right. They actually run water through those big metal rollers to cool them so the silicone doesn't get too hot. The trick is to get them warm enough to soften the silicone to make mixing easier without getting it too hot. If it gets too hot the silicone will start to cure (set / harden) and you'll ruin the whole batch.

[@tauredgamer9798]

Roler become heated because of rubber so both make rubber easier to mix..

[@FredM8Beats]

i would do this job all day..and i wouldn't complain if i would do this job till i retire^^

[@FredM8Beats]

@SgtPiggie how about fuck yourself

[@jonathand3613]

With a job like this your already retired

[@samsaasen4922]

Those look delicious! Can I have the recipe?

[@alysha-teencardona5741]

Wait i'm so confuser while i'm watching these Is that a candle or wjat?

[@keithcraig506]

No, he is mixing what looks to be silicone rubber or a similar material.

[@tobiasmacivey3525]

Like any job, I’m sure it gets monotonous but this looks like it would be fun for the first couple of weeks anyway...

[@rasoolkarimi1583]

Tanke you tel me best cilicone for make hot stamp

[@sailenthotcarathot8540]

What's the purpose of this mix?

[@aSinisterKiid]

Dildo's

[@keithcraig506]

That's impossible to know. Silicone is a wildly versatile substance. It can be used to make anything from automotive seals to oven mitts. And no, they don't make dildos out of this. That's an entirely different process.

[@aSinisterKiid]

I bet your lots of fun to have around.

[@keithcraig506]

I can range from fun and funny to boring AF. It all depends on the situation.

[@KimTaehyung-yh5rh]

Lmao 😂😂

[@leekuncoins6347]

It look like ceramic 🤩🤩🤩

[@ChamberK-1]

So what is that for? What is he making?

[@-wakersilicone9612]

I like this mixing !

[@bigpump2620]

Cool job making playdo

[@tonyxthextigre]

You should set music to this and just mill a bunch of different shit to make those beautiful patterns. I was just smoking herb and watching this with my own background music. Its hypnotizing.

[@paulj6662]

What is this stuff and what`s it for?

[@StoicSoul]

What's are those two lumps at 7:39? Material picked up off the floor?

[@Full_throttle88]

StoicSoul that is a small peice of pigment

[@TreyVaswal]

Looks like leftover from a previous batch.

[@JasonDavis103]

What a gorgeous ballet.

[@Shopweasel]

Some say:this batch after pressurized foamed will make the army 40 miles of large pool floaties....

[@H4rdstyl30wns]

Anyone know how this works? Is the rubber not completely solidified/polymerized when they do this?

[@tek4]

The silicone comes virgin in the clear ish form, then stabilizers and curing agents are added as the pigment is, and there is a period of time after mixing till its complete polymerization is achieved. Silicone is fascinating. I play with the 2 part a and b liquid kind and I wish I would use a mixing mill like this. I use smooth on dragon skin for my molds and parts. Soon I'll be making some sheet and doing insulation for electrical low voltage applications and if I'm successful, ill make a video.

[@JO-ly3hi]

I thought they were making a custom fleshlight for me!

[@АнтонБакунов-б1р]

идеальная работа для тех кто любил играть с пластелином в детстве

[@craigcook1030]

What type of sponge is this?

[@Loganathanar]

I have one question in this. Is it is a master batch or a final batch?

[@joeyvindictive3552]

Probably a final batch. I've never taken a master batch off at (3"?) Strip.

[@jaimefan1]

I am wondering why he is not wearing his Ear protection?

[@camilonattor]

what material is that and what is it for?

[@keithcraig506]

It looks like silicone rubber which can be used to make all sorts of things.

[@francisdoudney7000]

What are watching, and the purpose???

[@ElTrolldeYoutubii]

Where’s 10 hours remix?!

[@glashoppah]

That's a very dangerous looking machine.

[@adamarmstrong622]

that video is like one of the greatest things thats ever happened to me...

[@DD-tn3oe]

And they use this for?

[@dahfars5464]

At what type of factory do you do this at?

[@trintinwhite8706]

A silicone production factory

[@Bettinasisrg]

What is this now used for?

[@zoki.to974]

this is silicone. can be used whatever for you like and imagine. silicone rubber can be useful for you or your product in numerous ways. depending what is final product, chem composition is different, as for electrical wiring insulator or for high temperatures or tube/hose...

[@Picaxe45]

what is this thing ? where this kind of rubber is use ?

[@aSinisterKiid]

Silicone.

[@StephenWhite55]

Perversely hypnotic...

[@drno0o7]

What is that made for?

[@aSinisterKiid]

dildo's

[@theschwag]

What's the point of safety glasses if you're not going to wear them proper?

[@koRnygoatweed]

I would do that for free.

[@elizabethmacey1989]

What is this stuff used for

[@karabasbarabas3942]

What for this silicone?

[@31416x000]

Mate....Profesional

[@skepsisology]

there is now way you could get bored of this job

[@revivehd4726]

Skepsisology no*

[@alaitain]

What's it for ???

[@elizabethschlosser9287]

I need this job!

[@insanbiasa3188]

what it this ?🤔

[@hootche1]

What is it used for........

[@aSinisterKiid]

dildo's

[@kellygervais3440]

Anyone know what it is they are doing? Love watching it but I like to know what I am watching...lol

[@zoki.to974]

silicone annealing and coloring, preparing for further production and manufacturing.