How It's Made: Tissues

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[yan]

I love that the solution they came up with to cut tissues is a massive circular saw spinning around

[shermanharris]

That automated circular saw is the scariest piece of factory equipment i've yet to see

[nathanr]

3:43 That saw is totally overkill, but totally awesome at the same time

[MC_AFC]

The amount of work and machinery that goes into something you blow your nose into is insane. Plus that circular saw is overkill 😭

[animunoz]

Watching that guy undo all those interlocking tissues was giving me so much anxiety. We got it after one dude, why are you ruining the whole stack!

[WhuDhat]

Printer Paper huh, I would have never guessed. From the most cut inducing paper to the softest.

[pennezita]

the people who came up with these complex mass production machines really deserve more credit, they really must’ve had brilliant minds!

[AUTOREPAIRGUIDE]

The thought of creating these automated machines are simply amazing

[crocks]

3:43 Yes, this giant rotating circular saw is absolutely necessary.

[joermnyc]

Never use tissues on lenses! It’s like tiny sandpaper that slowly scratches your glasses! Soft cloth, or actual lens wipes only.

[lyleslaton]

The amount of technology that is involved in everyday items is amazing. A roll of paper 37 miles long, to make tissue? Mind blowing.

[smurphdog]

3:43 That saw is at the wrong factory.

[sabrinamendez]

OMG one of my favorite I could watch literally all night and day

[THEmickTHEgun]

Makes grabbing a single tissue, a non issue.

[FerrariCarr]

4:35 the machine failed to grab a box 😂

[michelle_mitch_p]

Me and the children used to watch this program every Sunday for hours. They loved it from very young. Now grown up they are watching it with theirs children xx

[laurapedersen]

My BIGGEST question is.... who builds these machines for all the products on "How It's Made"?
Some machines are incredible!!!

[QueenNemesis]

This reminds me of when Mr Roger's picture would show us how things were made, it was one of my favorite parts of his show... one thing I specifically remember was when they made crayons. RIP Mr Roger's!

[nico.c]

3:43 that machine looks hilariously dangerous

[elizabethbeal]

Hold up, so you're telling me that they don't slice logs so thin It makes tissues?