@gth042
The slow-motion of the weave machine was nice, but I like 6:10 the best. It's artistic, and you captured a small moment of beauty in a factory setting. Finding beauty in the industrial plus your humor is my favorite. I hope you are doing well "over there". Thank you from North Carolina, US.
@Timbertimetv
Wow, I never realized the intricate process behind making shading nets! The way they handle the plastic and weave the threads so precisely is mesmerizing 😲. Did anyone else get hooked on the ballooning part at 1:07? It looks almost magical! 🎈
@michiosd
I can't even imagine how the machine was started. How these threads were pulled the first time it was started😮
@oneshotme
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
@MrDriftspirit
Nice video and top editing! My german uncle installed and serviced from 1965 till 2000 such weaving machines, mainly on taiwan for textile, but also this kind. Amazing ingeninuity
@nv1493
Imagine those thousands of parts all coordinated together to produce each row. Impressive!
@lewiemcneely9143
You did a very good job filming. Thanks!
@DonnaMSchmid
I liked the slow motion of the weaving machine (~4:09) the best, but all of it was great! Thanks!
@CrankyPantss
Excellent job. Thanks for sharing this with us.
@bibic5534
중간에 꾹꾹 밟는거 기엽
@adnacraigo6590
Interesting and enjoyable.
@gutesherz9049
💯👍😎
@JAN-.
김이 이렇게 만들어지는 거구나...
@henrybecker2842
I wonder how long the startup process takes?
@RussellBeattie
These videos fascinate me. So many questions: How did a company decide there was enough demand for that product to dedicate an entire factory to it? How long did that factory take to be constructed? How old is it? Who made all those intricate machines? How did they design the different steps, is there a standard since weaving has been around for so long? How long does it take to "debug" the system to function reliably (I can't imagine!)? How long does it take to restart/reload the whole system? Does it run 24/7? How much maintenance is required - what's the expected "up time" over a year? What happens when an obscure part breaks or gets worn out? Again, are there really enough customers for those types of tarps to make the factory profitable? Great video!
@whiteblazer01
Best part was 6:28 because the worker is writing with the left hand! 👍 How do you say someone is left-handed in Korean?
@DS5FMS
차광막->차광망
@sergejusvasiljevas6943
Приятно смотреть…
@우스우-v6y
한국을 먹여 살리는건 농사보단 기업이다..모든 기업인들 존경 합니다.
@Factory_Monster