Top Most Incredible Manufacturing Process Videos in Factory

[@toomanycats305]

Not everybody has the luxury of OSHA. These people do the best they can with what they have and it’s damm impressive. Skills that the people in the US do not have, regardless of the work conditions. Kudos to this country for all the creativity and perseverance with the skills and hard working they display.

[@frankmarquez1773]

Hard workers, my respect and admiration!!

[@metalshop7492]

That’s impressive…wow…the bar is pretty low for you.

[@janetkoski3594]

You said exactly what I was thinking. It is impressive how hard they work together in these unsavory conditions. (And BTW, I also have too many cats, but love them all)

[@치청월]

생생한 현장 만들기 과정을 직접 볼수있어서 정말 좋앗습니다. 어려운환경속에서도 열심히 일하시는 모습이 보기 좋습니다.건강하십시요^^

[@glennschemitsch8341]

The man using his foot and toes is a real expert.

[@eugenekulan9773]

Даже очки из пластиковой бутылки для защиты глаз не сделают😮

[@christophershelton1735]

No gloves and no masks. My hats off to these hard working folks.

[@EUREGISLEITE]

Eu fico impressionado como eles trabalham de maneira muitas vezes artesanais e com poucas máquinas. Eu aprendo muito com suas habilidades de marcenaria e carpintaria. Eu aqui do Brasil.

[@outtabubblegum7034]

What the hell is that last thing for?

[@dubsydubs5234]

Wooden hand masher obviously, wtf is a hand masher?😀

[@davidgriffin14]

When they mess up at their job, the boss mashes their hands with it. Ergo, a Hand Masher.

[@trinishmario1584]

@@dubsydubs5234 to crush fruits to exact juice

[@bryan2523]

I give you a solid 1 for every clip here. Thanks.

[@scorpio9578]

I bet them belt making looms with the wooden shuttles came from northern England about 100 years ago!

[@leonelo3624]

Well, there is no question about the skills all these guys have the only concern is safety because went cutting the edges of the door only with a mask, which is not appropriate for this fiberglass dust this going to kill because the lung suffering.

[@santory5788]

Worse, they work with polyurethane and polyester resins without a mask.

[@GauriKulkarni-pc3ly]

😅😅😅😅 8:15

[@amazingskillas3055]

yes you are right thanks for your comments

[@j.a.guillendiaz7804]

para que sirven lo que se fabrica,, que utilidad tienen ----,explain what are the utility

[@pakchinesefamily2313]

FOR MAKING BUTTER FROM YOGURT.KIND OF WHISK

[@SergeyRyabenko]

10:17 - I have a feeling that few steps were not filmed to make final result.

[@carlosbraga5430]

Bom dia! Vocês te vaga para estagiário? Em 3 meses eu já seria profissional. Vocês tem competência sem Mimi.que essas mãos continuem abençoadas 😅😅😅

[@petrrobul7988]

Работать в столь жутких условиях практически на колене и с таким конечным результатом- ребята,вы инопланетяне. Уважаю.

[@Ismael19681]

Es como regresar a las primeras epocas de la Revolucion Industrial, es muy ilustrativo

[@ironKurgan]

Its great seeing all that 100 year old machinery still running and producing items. Most of it is extra heavy duty which is why its still running.

[@tomv5619]

1 video...5 workers ro make one ugly door...amazing skills

[@marcjones4505]

What is the stuff they're coloring the wood with? Looks like colorized wax of some kind?

[@normahainline]

Awesome team work!!!

[@normahainline]

What do they do with all the wood shavings?

[@silvanohoraciobrindisramir7689]

Muy interesante pero se exponen sin ninguna protección para su seguridad personal 😮

[@LukeD74]

What is that they are using to color the wood, the yellow and red for example

[@Shirl15239]

Someone is making a lot of money off theses men’s backs

[@mazlom8558]

What is the use of the latest product ?

[@Shirl15239]

I know what iam talking about what iam going to tell u when working with wood use some wood glue in the joints and put at least one screw to hold the joint together they will hold a hell of a lot better then them short staples. It pays off in the end less things will fall apart

[@Denis_Ka]

Последнее что? Масляные фильтры, ёршики туалетные?

[@Yeti809]

Тоже не понял

[@pnireset]

Давилка, взбивалка для кухни.

[@ДорИв]

Да и со вторым не все понятно. Что за резиновый хулахуп?

[@sirwizz8505]

@@ДорИв Чехол на руль нет ?

[@attackedeutschland6729]

Эти рабочие долго не живут это точно

[@amyjojinkerson-b6o]

did these guys ever get cut using that saw

[@Bruce-sc1ph]

Skipped a lot of the steps. But still amazing.

[@metalshop7492]

What’s amazing…? This is all junk…complete crap..sold to people that make 10 bucks a month. None of this crap makes it way to the US.

[@RnAmna-o4c]

الرجاء استعمال الكوسره ام الدكمه

[@PatriotRus39]

что на последнем видео они делают из дерева? Но блин, даже нет резинового молотка для дерева, понаставил мятин на обработанном изделии. Да и дверь вся в потеках и каплях краски будет.

[@tapiryanghebat]

one punch and the door will break....

[@thomasburney4551]

The boss should let them wear earphones and listen to Pink Floyd dark side of the moon

[@ВладимирШ-щ4ч]

Чем желтым смазывают древесину?

[@jpz5173]

There’s about 1% wood in those wood fiber doors.

[@XuroX.]

"Process of making leather military belts" Then goes on to show only fabric/string made belts wtf

[@andreymakushkin4000]

Я когда с эпоксидкой стекловолокном работаю, заматываюсь конкретно. Комбез на два рабочих дня, потом его в мусор. Слов нет, капитализм он такой......

[@orangediablo]

Your requests to subscribe are very annoying. Usually people do it at the beginning and the end. Your pop-ups appear every few minutes. If anything, it will turn the people off.

[@zitakenny7787]

I enjoy listening to the natural sounds of craftsmen, however I'm forced to watch with the mute on because of the incessant clicking of like, subscribe and bell, PLEASE TURN IT OFF IT DISTRACTS FROM THE CRAFTSMEN

[@AEvans36963]

It's not that serious people. The click stamp is so small it's barely noticeable. If you're really focused on the workers you won't notice that much. Apparently you all are easily distracted. Lighten up.

[@kpopshipper7788]

The door doesn't haven a strong frame! Even a toddler can damage it if they'll keep on banging it.

[@samiqra1538]

Dear brothers Let me know chemical raw materials details please

[@Robotsco]

Anyone knows What is the yellow stain color is?

[@nogoid]

Yes. Is yellow color is.

[@cshenokchitba6001]

Yes colour is yellow 😅 is stain

[@petersvensson1014]

No sorry i dont know

[@starydedecek]

SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER

[@ShipShifta]

звук с Нетфликса 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LusitaniaExpress]

The complete disregard for craftsmanship and history in these regions is shocking. Everything is fake, hideous, synthetic garbage with zero passion or skill involved. Meanwhile, places like Japan, Korea, China, Europe, and the U.S. have real, authentic craftsmanship, full of beauty and tradition. But here? They can't even manage to make a door without slapping together some cheap, synthetic trash.

[@amazingskillas3055]

You raise some important points about the value of craftsmanship, authenticity, and cultural heritage in various regions. The contrast between traditional craftsmanship and mass-produced goods can often highlight significant differences in quality, attention to detail, and cultural significance. Key Points to Consider: Value of Traditional Craftsmanship: Many countries, especially those with rich cultural histories like Japan, Korea, China, and various European nations, have maintained artisanal traditions that emphasize skill, beauty, and cultural significance. These crafts often reflect centuries of knowledge passed down through generations, resulting in unique and high-quality products. Impact of Globalization: Globalization has led to an increase in mass production, often prioritizing speed and cost over quality and craftsmanship. This can result in the proliferation of synthetic materials and products that lack character and heritage. While this approach can make goods more accessible, it can also undermine traditional skills and local industries. Cultural Heritage: Regions that prioritize craftsmanship often celebrate their history and traditions through their work, creating items that resonate on a deeper cultural level. This cultural heritage can be a source of pride and identity, connecting artisans to their communities and history. Consumer Preferences: There is a growing movement among consumers who value authenticity, sustainability, and craftsmanship. Many people are beginning to seek out handmade or locally produced goods as a way to support artisans and preserve traditional skills. Challenges Faced by Artisans: In areas where craftsmanship is undervalued, artisans may struggle to compete with mass-produced items. This can lead to the erosion of traditional skills and practices, as younger generations may not see these careers as viable options. Conclusion: The appreciation for craftsmanship, beauty, and authenticity in products reflects a broader respect for cultural heritage and individual skill. It’s essential to recognize and support artisans who dedicate their lives to preserving these traditions, as well as to advocate for a greater understanding of the value of quality over quantity in production. As consumers become more conscious of their choices, there may be opportunities to revive and celebrate authentic craftsmanship in various regions, ensuring that these traditions are not lost to time.

[@LusitaniaExpress]

@@amazingskillas3055 ChatGPT is great, right? But you can’t even hide the fact that your responses are structured by AI, with those overly long, elaborate explanations. Are you even capable of giving a simple, human-like answer on your own? what's wrong with you people

[@ЕвгенийЮров-ш6г]

Что? Из пенопласта двери??? Каркас из дерева?

[@МихаилКузнецов-ю1ъ]

... хорошо что не из г ... а но с палками .

[@jyote81]

You stole the Roku TV tone. Be original, sounds like I turn my TV on everytime I watch your videos😂

[@Burningshadow2]

Netflix

[@carstenk63]

It's not leather belts, it's nylon

[@feedmachine-extruder]

very nice！

[@lynnemorris7516]

Why do you speed everything up, it just makes everything look stupid.

[@elvisoshaughnessy4109]

I don't think they know what is safetiness

[@amazingskillas3055]

yes you are right thanks for your comments

[@donniecatalano]

Safety maybe?

[@alimirazimzadeh544]

2:46 leonardo da vinci

[@gwater12345]

13:20 I like a red glue.

[@cshenokchitba6001]

There's no such red glue in that particular time duration(13:20) please check 😂

[@cshenokchitba6001]

It's 33:20😂

[@felikspetrow5887]

Всё это , конечно , красиво , но хозяевам абсолютно плевать на своих рабочих : ни с средств защиты кожи , ни защиты органов дыхания . Типа , баб много - еще нарожают , бедные люди , мне жаль их .

[@8POMAH]

Двери как в каменном веке делают....элементарный пресс придумать же можно, чем кирпичи кидать постоянно

[@VyNguyen-rs3ie]

Đây là vương quốc Của Chúa mạnh mẽ tự trj nghánh vác mọi quyền hành. Chúng con chân thành vác thánh giá mỗi ngày theo Chúa❤❤❤❤

[@xavierhoods5096]

That door would sh it itself in just one kick 😂😂😂

[@Federico84]

That’s an internal door not an exterior one.

[@bernardphilips3423]

Tout parterre vive la Pakistan

[@alfamanou9837]

👍👍👍

[@mortenmyhrmoen7592]

🇳🇴👍👍

[@ЭрнстНеизвестный-ш2в]

А двери то лучше европейских

[@attackedeutschland6729]

Только ногой с первого раза можно выбить не сравнить с нашими Made in Germany

[@jdude9002]

Screen goes black every 2 seconds cant watch.

[@Gun5hip]

That sounds like a you problem.

[@leszek.pp.krzyzowski]

Proces i surowiec do wykonania drzwi mnie powalił. Obkładanie cegłami zamiast prasy, serio? Mam nadzieję że te produkty nie trafiają do Europy.

[@ДорИв]

С дверями все понятно и лентами. Для чего нужны резиновые бублики обшитые дерматином и что за жёлтые калатушки! НАХРЕНА??? ЧТО ЭТО?!!!!

[@billtokar644]

Incredible BAD Manufacturing Process

[@КиримПолтаржицкий]

- Валик? Не, не слышали!..

[@kathryncreates]

Pythagorean theorem at work.

[@user-bro_sever]

это потом в Россию к нам идет да😄

[@Алексей-с4з2ж]

Такая фонера открывается одной ногой 👎

[@PILOTabcdce]

последнее изобретение на видео . это - суровые пакистанские ершики для прочистки канализации!

[@Yeti809]

Серьёзно что-ли???

[@XuroX.]

What is that trash "rubber" they are making for those steering wheel covers....? Bet those last a year before they fall apart and disintegrate.

[@RickyAhlianoor-o1y]

anak malik

[@GUNS-N-MOSES]

Arabs technology........🤣😂

[@Dr_muhammad8264]

Low quality doors

[@Chefchen21]

shit,inside the Door is all full of SCARP Wood Pices. Only it is hidden,dosen means thats Quality.And We pay for this Scrap,shit

[@xspydarex]

Netflix :P

[@amyjojinkerson-b6o]

ice cream

[@rajeevpandey6379]

Primitive

[@user-lq1gd7yf4u]

I'll make sure NOT to buy cheap Asian doors.

[@РахимжанСариманов]

Это туфта а не дверь🫣🫢

[@magomat6756]

Subscribe to see how crap with crap is being made 😢 by slaves

[@СергейСтолетов-д2б]

Хрень какая! Они живут в 19 веке!

[@PeterNetped]

Clarify what all this is for👎👎

[@МикитаПихалков]

hand masher 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 in 2024 hand masher😂😂😂

[@stevesteve7916]

even chinese quality is better than this crap

[@พัชระนนท์พัชรรุ่งเรืองสิน-ฃ7ร]

🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇸🇿🇸🇿🇸🇿🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩

[@ЮраСемин-и4з]

Это дерьмо двери пластик и слабые горят

[@ДмитрийНикитин-ф7ъ]

Есть такая поговорка " из говна и палок". для их глиняных хижин пойдет)))