Most Satisfying Factory Machines and Ingenious Tools #5

What’s more satisfying than the whirr and rumble of a high tech or low tech machine plugging away and doing its job? If that’s what you’re into, then you came to the right place.
Slicing through solid rock is no easy task…But with the right machine…It actually is.
Humans have been making pottery for at least 29,000 years. In that time many differentmethods have been used. Here’s an example of one traditional method that persists today.
Shockingly, only 9% of plastic bottles are recycled worldwide every year. With the proliferation of machines like this, hopefully that number will increase year after year.
Check out how the flames reach above the water when this mass of hot metal is submerged. We’re talking about some major heat here.
Humans love bread, eating over 100 million tons of it every year. And to meet demand, bakers need to employ industrial sized machines like this to make sure you can have a sandwich.
Who doesn’t love noodles? But if you want to run a successful business selling noodles as your go-to staple, you gotta come up with a way to make them at scale.
If you need to pulverize something into powder, why bother with mechanics when you can just use a big round rock?
This is Thermoforming. It’s a general term that refers to the process of transforming a plastic sheet into a 3-dimensional shape by using heat, vacuum, and pressure.
The modern farmer could never meet the world’s demand for food without the help of contraptions like this to increase yields over a large area.
There’s something about the industrial, rhythmic precision with which a machine like this does its job. In this case, to fashion high-strength steel cables.
Can you think of a better way to dislodge huge rocks from between two tires on construction equipment? If so, I’d like to hear it.
Removing rusted, stuck-on nuts would take a herculean amount of strength…Or you could get one of these specialized tools to do the heavy lifting for you.
The simple plunger is so last century. Step into the 21st century with this new solution to a clogged toilet.
The mechanization of farming has been a game-changer for humanity. Now crops can be produced and harvested in large quantities putting abundant food on the table for a reasonable price.
Whatever you do, do not get your finger caught in one of these. You’ll have a very bad day.
You can’t form metals without heat…But once you do, you gotta find a way to get rid of all that heat before you can put it to use.
Any specialized machine can drill down into the Earth…Getting the dirt out…Well…That’s a whole different story.
Roadbuilding is a technique that has been refined over the years and has precise methods for doing it properly based on the climate, terrain, and use cases for the road itself…That is, if you want it to last.
Kettlebells were originally designed in Russia in the 1700's as a counter weight to weigh crops. The story goes that the farmers who used them were becoming stronger due to swinging around the weights…People noticed…And a legend was born.
Sand is the world’s 737th most traded commodity with the US at the top, exporting about $487 million dollars worth each year. The exported sand is primarily used in concrete construction projects.
The scale of this operation is hard to believe…Even when seeing it with your own eyes. These machines are purpose-built to excavate and haul massive amounts of materials. This whole operation is the definition of a modern marvel.
This gargantuan process is easily managed by only 2 people that are dwarfed by the fruits of their labor.
This is actually how little wooden toothpicks are made. Each log is ground down further and further until a tiny toothpick is left ready to pry out that steak you had for dinner from your teeth.
#satisfying #factorymachines #ingenioustools

[@incog30]

That's a wood burl. Not a solid rock.

[@ke5ufg]

yes, any doubters can look at the wood saw dust.

[@MK-xl9tt]

I questioned that when a saw the blade

[@clgusa23689]

Wow, just saw a machine sort thousands of screws in seconds. My mind is blown! Who needs superpowers when you have technology like this?

[@randygreen007]

Necessity is truly the mother of invention! Entertaining as well as educational videos, well done. Definitely enjoying the Earl Klugh(ish) music.

[@user-ev6si2nc8e]

People Are Amazing

[@pardzamaripa6699]

In the first story, it's not a stone, it's a tree

[@lwfozzy6925]

Putting food on the table for a reasonable price? Where the hell have you been for the last year.

[@joeylawn36111]

1:38 Putting large metal pieces in water is not just for cooling them off, it's part of the treatment (called Quenching) to make the metal stronger.

[@ViQRoy89]

7.7k views and 163 likes 👍🏻 what? This is consistently better than daily dose and always 5 times longer. I don't understand

[@randygreen007]

Give him time though it’s bound to happen.

[@CroftyOriginal]

Because a lot of things in the video are wrong.

[@Rob-sh1gx]

0:18 This isn't stone but tree burl wood.

[@SultanbekSadibakasov-mc6df]

15:50-- а мы так измельчаем каннабис.😊

[@soroushmohammadi3436]

❤👍👍👌

[@DOLAIncredibleMoments]

I can't help but admire the ingenuity and effort that went into crafting this video.

[@jasonrader8647]

that wasnt a rock in number one that was a tree burl aka WOOD

[@CroftyOriginal]

I mean the first one was clearly wood, metal is not submerged in water to 'cool it off'. A lot more things were wrong in this video, you're just saying what you see but it doesn't mean its right.

[@MrAdambomb18]

Was ist mit dem rx7 wankel Projekt? Im allgemeinen wäre es super, mal wieder abgeholt werden welches Projekt noch lebt und in Kürze auf welchen Stand man da ist. Grüße