Modern Manufacturing Machine and Industrial Production Process in Korea’s Factory

I really wish more videos were done this way rather than playing music or talking over, only to tell you what you are watching. There's a real sense of satisfaction in hearing the operations of things and being able to watch without interruptions. Thanks for posting!

I love watching stuff being made,from the Pakistan videos with people not wearing glasses and sandals to high tech stuff,its really neat,i myself work in machine shop, I'm not machinist per se , i actually run a side company for the owner making different stuff but i love watching machines making things.

South Korea craftsmanship is very high quality.

South Korea's manufacturing skill is world-class. It's mesmerizing to watch people and precision machines working together to produce so many excellent products.

I like this video cause you get to hear all the sounds, and there's no annoying music. And the tidbits of knowledge sprinkled in is nice too. I hope all the other videos are this simple and direct.

50:09 The borax has no affect on the steel but only to act as a flux or a material to displace air from creating pockets or cold spots that could affect the integrity of the steel. When the borax/flux melts, it turns into a glass like material that fills the gaps where air was but moves when steel is manipulated into that area.

Holy Monkeyfighting Sheets, a long-form video from the guy who is probably the finest producer of this type of content in the world right now! @Factory Monster, you're now becoming an international treasure. Thank you so much!

My dad worked in, Bardens Precision Bearings Corp. FAG bought them and another company bought them. He would bring home the bad ones and explain how they were made and what they were for.

Clean and neat workstations, compared to many others.

55:16 steel is made of tiny crystals. Acid etches some grades of steel more rapidly and some grades have slightly different colors. After polishing you can see difference with naked eye if you look closely under the right light. Etching makes the grain of the steel stand out so the various crystal pattern is easier to see. Staining the steel with concentrated coffee can make the patterns even stronger.

I did a job for Tampa Water Department to install a huge pump and three foot diameter bypass pipe with three foot diameter huge valves. To install the pump, first divers needed to go in and construct a clean room so we could core out a hole for the pump. Then we had to pour a huge pad for the pump and install the bypass. It was a major job but really satisfying. This pump was atop one of the main underground water tanks and I forget the size but it was like 3,600,000 gallons. The pump was seventeen feet tall and had a tolerance of 0.015 inches level at the base.

The dust collection system mentioned, in my experience was always referred to as a waterfall dust collector or a cascade dust collector 😊

Scrub some dish soap in to the stain and let sit for a bit. Works pretty good for oil stains.

You're commenting is really entertaining! And I love watching these videos, im new here but want to thank you for this. Wish you well

Oh Wow I love the fact he made a knife out of bike chains it was beautiful I'd use it , that was really interesting love your videos thank you

Muito interessante essas tecnologias para fabricar rolamentos 👏👏👍👍

These high-speed assembly lines are mesmerizing. It's like a race, but everyone's in perfect sync.

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I have to tell ya, the written narrative is entertaining and well done. (ain’t north 🤣😂). You get the point across with humor and grace. Well done man! Oh ya, god video also. Thanks for sharing.

GREAT soundtrack, and the written sub-titles are WONDERFUL - informative and funny. THANKS!