I remember being 6 - 9 being home alone not knowing how to change the channel, I would just watch How it's made all day. Never got tired of it. I always thought like "I can make this without money now"
I remember coming home from school and this show would come on right as I walked in, perfect timing. I have been watching how it’s made since 2005 and watched almost everyday til 2010. After that I became a adult and my work schedule didn’t line up with when it came on. I was so sad but this is 2022. I can watch online anytime. It’s the perfect unwind after a long day, A calming voice with a relaxing tempo to unwind and unplug. Another favorite is modern marvels which I too watched almost everyday
I work in a factory. High School guidance counselors should reconsider their opinion on this type of work. It’s fantastic! Good pay, quiet and consistent.
So, the most interesting part of the manufacturing process is literally one punch. I can imagine how much work goes into the die, very elegant process engeering.
@@punkdigerati Actually, it is stamped aluminum. Milling it out from a billet would make the laptop cost about $6700. Milling is an extremely slow, expensive process for something like a laptop, especially compared to casting or stamping
It's 2h30 in the night on a wednesday, have painful and spicy diahera and this video is helping me cope with the pain and wait for the next wave. Thank you, very interesting.
My uncle used to love these before he died. He would watch them in the tv room at my Grammy’s house and me, a little kid with adhd, would watch it with him. It was like the only thing that got me to sit still and take stress off of my Grammy when babysitting me.
And the steel factories that transform rolled steel coils to the wire for the handles and thin sheets for the graters; you could parse it down as small as you like. Everyone is a supplier for someone. The Great Chain.
whoaaa because that hasn't been said on LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE VIDEO on this channel about EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT already 8,000,000 times, and you totally couldn't have found those 8,000,000 comments saying THE EXACT SAME SHIT from spending 3 seconds looking, totally better to make ANOTHER identical post! props man you are doing the good work!
I like to cook for my family. I'm lucky as my wife has many kitchen tools such as these graters & tin measuring cups that were her grandmothers. These that I use likely were made back in the 1930's or 40's. I do love this channel, the narrator's voice and subjects covered. Nothing like the TV channels today which really are bad. Shalom
Wire bending machine for grater handle bends wire complete. Next worker must spread open the handle to complete his step. Wasted labor. Program the wire bender to not bend the wire completely. Every little bit of time saved matters.
In the intros the “how it’s made” title plate is screwed onto the metal sheet behind it, and during the introduction the plate is then also welded onto the sheet it’s screwed onto, which begs the question: why would you screw something onto a metal sheet if you’re going to weld it anyway?
@@jonathan100yearsago no. we wont tell you. we have our reasons. and one of them is, to protect the others from..it.. (why we talked about it in the first place then..ya..i see the problem)
@@Dr_Doctor_Lee then I'll eat your soul,watch out when you're sleeping tonight....I'll be there,watching....while slowly eating your soul.... It's about furr thing is it? Base on the raccoon thing
My major disappointment is that they didn't show the unidirectional grating holes but rather the omnidirectional ones which are obvious in how they are made.
This is the first time in 6 months, since my grandma passed, that I've seen this show. It brings me back to when I was younger we would always watch this together while she was watching me while dad was at work. It brings back so many bittersweet memories. Thanks for reading my rant.
03:26 - I really wanna know how they make that machine. It fits perfectly and use the right level of pressure. I know it's all math (I can think so logically) but I wanna know how the machine is put together.
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I remember being 6 - 9 being home alone not knowing how to change the channel, I would just watch How it's made all day. Never got tired of it. I always thought like "I can make this without money now"
Good old times when things are simpler
I always want to know how it's made, the machines that make the things.
@@PanteraDeNoche 'due to advances in technology...'
parents didn’t want me watching cartoons so i watched this and it was just as entertaining 😂
I really appreciate the zoom in angles. It’s great to see the machines really working up close
I think we can all agree that he is our favorite voice over for this. Like the others but he will always be my childhood.
I agree, I've heard the other younger sounding guy and a woman, and they're good and all, but still no match for this guy.
I agree. Like to put the face to the voice.
And invite him to my radio show.
Tony hirst is the real mvp
Agreeeeeeee
it may be the neurodivergent in me but i cannot physically watch how it’s made if he’s not the one doing the voice acting it has to be him
I remember coming home from school and this show would come on right as I walked in, perfect timing. I have been watching how it’s made since 2005 and watched almost everyday til 2010. After that I became a adult and my work schedule didn’t line up with when it came on. I was so sad but this is 2022. I can watch online anytime. It’s the perfect unwind after a long day, A calming voice with a relaxing tempo to unwind and unplug. Another favorite is modern marvels which I too watched almost everyday
These workers did a grate job!
Groan!
@@TheGeezzer yeah I know it was a terrible Dad joke, I couldn't resist.
@@TheGeezzer This might sound so cheesy, but I think you are really grate.
@@MrMongoose221 Somebody Help!
@@TheGeezzer You have to admit, that's a Gouda one!
Reminds me of that old joke of the blind guy who found a cheese grater and after an hour said it was the most violent book he’d ever read.
Love the How It’s Made series. Always want to see how the machines that make the things are made.
No you don't.
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW Definitely do 😉
@@clarewillison9379 not really. Nobody is gonna click on a video that says, how the machine that makes the handles for cheese graters are made.
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW i would, i like how it's made a lot. they make really boring stuff not boring so
Problem is, it's not like those machines are made every day...
Some of those machines are probably decades old, maybe even half a century...
Wish you had also shown how the box graters are made. And what each side of box grater is for. But thanks for showing these graters.
He can’t hear you.
Google it
@@andybaldman I’m confident she already talked to the manager about this episode.
You stamp a long sheet with the pattern for all four sides, then fold it to a box shape.
I work in a factory. High School guidance counselors should reconsider their opinion on this type of work.
It’s fantastic! Good pay, quiet and consistent.
I’d love to work in a factory, honestly! I’m a sucker for repetitive tasks.
Thank you for showing me how my knuckle-shredders are made. I can sleep better at night knowing this...
Love the show, BTW. Keep them coming. 👍
So, the most interesting part of the manufacturing process is literally one punch.
I can imagine how much work goes into the die, very elegant process engeering.
Hats off to the mechanical engineers who design these systems and the machinists who make them.
O I did not know they still made new videos!!! This is awesome!!! I am going to bing watch them all!
hmm... so, that's how Apple made the casing for the Mac Pro desktops 😂
You're not wrong
It's actually milled from solid aluminum, so it's quite expensive to produce, for minimal benefit.
LOL
@@punkdigerati Actually, it is stamped aluminum. Milling it out from a billet would make the laptop cost about $6700. Milling is an extremely slow, expensive process for something like a laptop, especially compared to casting or stamping
@@punkdigerati and it also looks shit
My raccoon is gonna love this
C E a S e
this is a if you know you know moment
😂😂
It took me several uses of the cheese grater before I realized that it was overkill rubbing it on my itchy thighs.
It's 2h30 in the night on a wednesday, have painful and spicy diahera and this video is helping me cope with the pain and wait for the next wave. Thank you, very interesting.
The information no one asked for but everyone needed.
Every furry in the world: "No, thanks"
*vietnam flashbacks intensifies*
Lol, I was wondering if any other furs cringed at this video. ;)
My uncle used to love these before he died. He would watch them in the tv room at my Grammy’s house and me, a little kid with adhd, would watch it with him. It was like the only thing that got me to sit still and take stress off of my Grammy when babysitting me.
@@philliplabbe4409 Hey, this is meant to be a nice little story about my deceased uncle and not about how I was raised. What's wrong with you, man?
I am here to learn excellent video production, especially the flawless narration. How It's Made videos are my favorite!
The other amazing thing to consider, who designs and builds the machines that make graters and other things we use everyday 🤔👍
And the steel factories that transform rolled steel coils to the wire for the handles and thin sheets for the graters; you could parse it down as small as you like. Everyone is a supplier for someone. The Great Chain.
whoaaa because that hasn't been said on LITERALLY EVERY SINGLE VIDEO on this channel about EVERY SINGLE PRODUCT already 8,000,000 times, and you totally couldn't have found those 8,000,000 comments saying THE EXACT SAME SHIT from spending 3 seconds looking, totally better to make ANOTHER identical post! props man you are doing the good work!
@@zeening so true.
I like to cook for my family. I'm lucky as my wife has many kitchen tools such as these graters & tin measuring cups that were her grandmothers. These that I use likely were made back in the 1930's or 40's. I do love this channel, the narrator's voice and subjects covered. Nothing like the TV channels today which really are bad. Shalom
I am grateful for this video
With great power comes great responsibility. With grater power comes shredded cheese.
Its 2:30am and I'm watching how cheese graters are made.
Orang yang gagal akan nampak kesusahan pada setiap peluang, manakala orang yang optimis akan nampak peluang dalam setiap kesusahan
glad there was no raccoons in this video
Raccoons are not allowed in the cheese grater factory
I use to take some sweet naps when they would have a "how it's made" marathon... Just because it was calming and satisfying.
I like this video for the craftsmanship and music
This version narrated by the legendary Brooks Moore is the best!
Seems like a cool job to have, hand assembling them, but after a while I would look for something grater
Just settle for what you have and live a grateful life!
There's no problem with looking for something more fulfilling, but yea, being happy with what you have is essential!
@@s-w did you miss the joke..?hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I grew up listening to this dude's voice
You must be 12
Same, and I'm an adult now.
I really wish this show would come back.
Wire bending machine for grater handle bends wire complete. Next worker must spread open the handle to complete his step. Wasted labor. Program the wire bender to not bend the wire completely. Every little bit of time saved matters.
Much more interesting than I thought it might be. 👍
Cheese graters are awesome, I sure hope a raccoon won't touch it
😂😂
Must watch on TH-cam at 2am in the night
I don’t know why but when I was 5 I loved this
my fav show to fall asleeo to
Which is greater, the cheese or the grater?
In the intros the “how it’s made” title plate is screwed onto the metal sheet behind it, and during the introduction the plate is then also welded onto the sheet it’s screwed onto, which begs the question: why would you screw something onto a metal sheet if you’re going to weld it anyway?
The welds might be to for reinforcement.
Thank god now I can die in peace knowing how cheese graters are made
The part where they make the handles remindes me of the doors in monsters inc.
Grate video, Thanks!
They must have a high production budget to be traveling all over the world to film all the factories that used to be in the USA
great show always enjoyed it , narrator is good . I have also grated corned beef and it worked did not end up in pieces
Knives are great, but these are grater
Well that's just cheesy
Its crazy how they make machines for this
Grate video!
Cheesy joke
For the grater good
it's 3 AM, time to watch some How it's made
Rip racoon
lol
This was a part of my childhood
Even the re-runs need to be on tv what isn’t to like 👍🏻??
GRATE Video !
This shit got me dead lmao. Cheese grates make me feel good
are you a racoon?
Plumbus is my favorite episode
I remember this show when i was a kid in germany...
This is the type of knowledge that schools needs to teach
This was a grate episode
Fun fact: Raccoons love cheese graters!
i hope the innocent never search for what cursed reference though hath wrought on this comment section
@@DIOsNotDead what is it? Tell me,now! Or I'll eat your soul
How do I get it of here. 🙀
@@jonathan100yearsago no. we wont tell you.
we have our reasons.
and one of them is, to protect the others from..it..
(why we talked about it in the first place then..ya..i see the problem)
@@Dr_Doctor_Lee then I'll eat your soul,watch out when you're sleeping tonight....I'll be there,watching....while slowly eating your soul....
It's about furr thing is it? Base on the raccoon thing
Oddly relaxing
Just be sure to wash it in hot water with detergent to remove all the oil …
Other videos has made me expect the narrator to say something completely insane after every sentence
I miss working in factories
Pretty sure the first graters in the video we're nutmeg grates. Don't think you could get much cheese through those holes.
@@ThePUNisher2112YYZ first graters love cheese! and crackers!
You can use a separate one for bar soap to make your own laundry wash.
It all seems so simple until you realize you need a million dollars of equipment to make one.
Or a nail & a tin can.
How it's made: Raccoons
haha like the raccoon
This is riveting!
Help me I'm stuck at the how's it's made loop, I can't stop watching and there will be exam tomorrow
Great work Thank youu
0:22 And fingers.. don't forget about fingers!
Discovery channel was my Childhood.
*machine* bends handle in shape
*workers* unbends handle
My major disappointment is that they didn't show the unidirectional grating holes but rather the omnidirectional ones which are obvious in how they are made.
We need inform hugbies to make this as a comedy
Ah yes, the raccoon and the cheese grater
Graters are one of the only inventions that have been around unchanged since 200 yeara after its creation
this is grate stuff
This is the first time in 6 months, since my grandma passed, that I've seen this show. It brings me back to when I was younger we would always watch this together while she was watching me while dad was at work. It brings back so many bittersweet memories. Thanks for reading my rant.
You know what's better than a grater? gratest.
grately amazing
Love this show. Just wish they would get with international standards and give measurements in Metric.
i learned how to do the conversions maybe you could too
Awww I thought it was a huggbees video
Agreed
That ending kinda sounded like the acidity level intro
We need to ban shredded cheese! Make America grate again!
Agreed, grated cheese trumps shredded any day
A gouda idea!
Anyone else watching at 2:00 AM?
This is a grate video!
Racoons, amirite?
lmao you are
The music tho!
i never knew the glue went on the cardboard rather than the plastic part of a blister pack
03:26 - I really wanna know how they make that machine. It fits perfectly and use the right level of pressure.
I know it's all math (I can think so logically) but I wanna know how the machine is put together.
"holes and all" yeah obviously thats the primary thing that separates it from a spatula or cowbell
This was great but if it had more puns it'd be grater.
My poor NOT Stainless Grater is losing the battle.
It’s 2am I have to wake up in 3 hours