How It's Made: Flatware

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[tastethejace]

Factories astonish me. How humans were able to design and produce these automated machines with such precision just baffles me. Major kudos to the scientists, engineers, and everyone else involved!

[OeMpaK]

I'm always fascinated by those factory machines

[SantaCllaws]

I swear now that I’m 22 almost have my AAS in manufacturing and working towards my BSME in Mechanical Engineering I swear this show is what got me into this whole machinist scene, crazy how I was a kid watching this to now making modern ceramic medical components.

America needs all the independent manufacturing it can get.

[Toast]

These machines are amazing. So complex. And to think someone or some people had to figure the way the whole process would work out, and then BUILD the machines that would do it, including casts for all the parts of the machine, of which there are thousands of moving parts!

[StarFleet_Tech]

I used to watch "How It's Made" on the Science Channel (cable tv) years ago.

[__m__a__x__]

"Pfft I can make a spoon at home, all I need is a spoon and a hammer"

- 5 Minute Craft writers

[jimmyhuesandthehouserocker]

I'll tell you what amazes me about high volume mass production, is how factories find markets to sell their products by the millions. It just doesn't seem possible there could be enough people out there to buy them all

[meggileskirbytupaz]

This clips still amazes me. I have watched this since I was a kid, and I'm still amazed with How It's Made. ❤️❤️❤️

[KEVIN-xdqg]

I am trapped in an infinite ♾ loop of how it’s made videos

[wanshengenterprisingdevelo]

I am a construction engineer specializing in mechanical engineering. Every time I install these instruments, I need to check their positions very carefully, because the slightest difference is a thousand miles away.

[SnoopyDoofie]

So basically the cement in the knife is a cheap way of making the knife feel heavy without using real metal.

[jacintopmdacosta]

Those videos are very satisfying to watch.

[angelobucaya]

Me and my father watch this on TV every night... now it's just me watching on youtube. I missed my dad.

[wadibuse]

Now I want to watch a video of how they make those factory machines.

[LUEFSolutions]

Wait, so my flatware is fully of cement???

[jeremywilliams]

An excellent video with just the right amount of detail for someone who likes to know how things work. ✌️🇦🇺

[tastethejace]

Excellent video. Very informative, thank you for uploading

[muaazmasood]

I went to a Pepsi factory once. The machinery in any factory is amazing.

[redcowcat]

A cement inside the handle... What????

[Randomguy]

I honestly just thought that they melted steel and then they casted a ton of them at the same time but apparently not