Mass Production Processes and Modern Manufacturing Machines

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Get ready for an exciting compilation featuring impressive footage of large-scale manufacturing with state-of-the-art machines - you haven't seen anything like this before!

[baskoning]

So, the thumbnail is fake. Sigh... Its the most annoying thing on youtube atm. Fake thumbnails.

[stupitdog]

Loved the commenter's remark while watching beer cans being filled to the top - that Potato Chip (or crisp ) manufactures could learn a lot from this !!

[BertWald-wppz]

I love work. I could watch it all day!

[dispeaking]

Clickbate. No snakes on a conveyor belt.

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Mind Warehouse..!! Amazing compilation video of awesome tools..!!

[IsabelleIsabelle]

It makes thhis kind of video so cool with your voice over sweety

[LunaryxDiarmait]

I still love the excuse of chip companies filling the bag with half air as "protecting the chips from breaking" during transit. Such a fail as chips break all the time during transit.

[shanac]

It's amazing that everything we use daily has to be made for us now and we have no idea who made it. It would be nice to know who did so we could thank them. I bet we would all treat our things better. Maybe even my luggage being made by the men in swimming trunks and Birkenstocks😂

[supernova]

12:25 it's copper for radiators not aluminium

[andystocks]

What’s with the mass of snakes in the front cover?

[joycegrieves]

Am I the only person who watched this to see what they were doing with the snakes? I noticed that squeezed in towards the end there was one brief unrelated clip with one snake, one of a few pigs eating and a short one with a tray of chicks on a conveyor belt, all three with no narration. What gives...?

[koriw]

14:53 Btw, that's taffy, not caramel! Keep up the good work! Love your videos!

[erikadowdy]

I love copper wire- it’s so beautiful
And
It’s TAFFY, not, Caramel

[MrWoofie]

What is the job title of the people who maintain these machines? ... Are they called Tool setters or am I getting confused with something else?

[Miss_G--]

I absolutely enjoy watching videos like this. Oh please keep making these?? It is fascinating seeing how everything is made!

[koriw]

1:19 Sadly, we *have* seen carbon fibre being woven: in the documentaries about how the Titan OceanGate submarine failed, when Stockdon Rush was showing how his "innovative craft was breaking all boundaries and wasn't accountable to any oversight committees." RIP passengers

[nastyfall]

This channel is what keep me going every day

[oxxyngr]

But aren't all these machines making all of us humans devolve if we can't learn to do all this ourselves, then what will we & our future generations do if something ever happens & machines become obsolete one day? This is just my opinion guy so don't come at me in the comments. I was just thinking with my big girl pants on today.

[BlueDroneBlues]

Just shows a snake near the end being taken out of a container then being put back in and some pigs feeding out of troughs. I have no idea what any of it has to do with Modern Manufacturing?

[mfxmuzz]

15:05 IT IS NOT CARAMEL...IT IS TAFFY.