Is it Disney? I mean, it could be but I only see GM mentioned. I doubt GM had an animation department so they probably contracted out to a studio like Disney but I don’t see anything saying who it was contracted with.
@@emmettturner9452 10 year old comment below: @sha1om 10 years ago The credits are missing, but this was in fact produced in 1945 for General Motors, who held the copyright. Production was in fact done by Walt Disney, believe it or not, who created some industrial films like these back in the 40s.
I learned so much from this 75 year old program! Even in late 1980s shop class I didn't learn these things still relevant in today's world. Life may revolve around apps, but people still have homes that need maintenance, and unless you want to be at the mercy of today's contractors it's critical to know these things.
The credits are missing, but this was in fact produced in 1945 for General Motors, who held the copyright. Production was in fact done by Walt Disney, believe it or not, who created some industrial films like these back in the 40s.
sha 1om, well done to give credit where credit is due. Your note aptly points out the inter-relationships fostered by manufacturing. I was one of the last of a line when I started my pipefitting apprenticeship in 1982, completely in-house, at Eastman Kodak. Classes had been continuous from '37 to '82 then were interrupted for a few years, then irregularly until the '00s. Tragic loss.
High schoolers have to much going on to be into the trades that are so heavily looked down upon. What you need to do is be showing this to kids in grades 4-8 and introducing them to it earlier. They ditched shop class up here in Canada in high school years ago. I’d like to see it in public school with the basics and hand tools in mind. Now. With the obvious danger involved with even such simple tools as a chisel. Or even a screwdriver really… there would have to be quite a bit of supervision for the kids to ever get their hands on and try a lot of tools. But I’m sure a boat load of parents would volunteer with some time. Anyways just a thought.
I wish they taught this stuff in schools still. Cuz so many kids r growing up who can't change their car tires or drive a nail in, so I think every child when they hit high school should be taught these basics.. thxs for uploading this vid, it is wonderful to see these old videos
@13:31 I'm sorry but hammering the wrench after heating the cap with a blow torch is the only way to get some of those cleanout caps off when they're older than this video and ceased. And if they don't come loose and you're worried about damaging the rest of the plumbing the plug gets chopped out with a reciprocating saw and replaced with rubber cap with a hose clamp or a plastic mechanical plug.
omg, so you must be the Elia that graduated last year. Apparently we have the same name but it's pronounced differently. Both Mr Street, and Mr Schafer have said that it's weird because they both want to pronounce it like you do.
I’ll give him credit, that *goofy looking guy in the intro could survive better than modern humans who would literally die of starvation getting lost on the way to the store without their phone gps*
kids these days have no idea how to use hand tools anymore. if it's not a "smartphone App" glad this is still around dates from 1945 actually but it holds up quite well reminds me of "first day of shop class" back in Jr High school --Rick
I had a carpentry teacher show me this for instructional purposes and to teach to use tools the way they were meant ot be used. Don't be a Primitive Pete and abuse your tools.
I swear some of that artwork looks so realistic ........ those old Disney artists were really something. Thank you for posting this
It might be rotoscoped. Basically animators would draw over the footage frame by frame.
Is it Disney? I mean, it could be but I only see GM mentioned. I doubt GM had an animation department so they probably contracted out to a studio like Disney but I don’t see anything saying who it was contracted with.
@@emmettturner9452 10 year old comment below:
@sha1om
10 years ago
The credits are missing, but this was in fact produced in 1945 for General Motors, who held the copyright. Production was in fact done by Walt Disney, believe it or not, who created some industrial films like these back in the 40s.
I was shown this film in my Jr high shop class in the 70's. I've been looking for it for years. Thanks for posting!
We spend so much time trying to keep up with the new technology it's good to be reminded the basics once in awhile thanks cool video.
This is awesome. So many basic tools that we misuse and don’t understand. This is clear, precise, and gets the point across every time.
I learned so much from this 75 year old program! Even in late 1980s shop class I didn't learn these things still relevant in today's world. Life may revolve around apps, but people still have homes that need maintenance, and unless you want to be at the mercy of today's contractors it's critical to know these things.
cant even afford a home anymore frank
The credits are missing, but this was in fact produced in 1945 for General Motors, who held the copyright. Production was in fact done by Walt Disney, believe it or not, who created some industrial films like these back in the 40s.
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sha 1om, well done to give credit where credit is due. Your note aptly points out the inter-relationships fostered by manufacturing. I was one of the last of a line when I started my pipefitting apprenticeship in 1982, completely in-house, at Eastman Kodak. Classes had been continuous from '37 to '82 then were interrupted for a few years, then irregularly until the '00s. Tragic loss.
i was watching this for shop, not history xD
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For someone like myself who wants to start taking woodworking seriously this is invaluable, thank you.
If they would have shown this video in shop class back in high school i would have learned something back then. love the old educational videos!
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High schoolers have to much going on to be into the trades that are so heavily looked down upon. What you need to do is be showing this to kids in grades 4-8 and introducing them to it earlier. They ditched shop class up here in Canada in high school years ago. I’d like to see it in public school with the basics and hand tools in mind. Now. With the obvious danger involved with even such simple tools as a chisel. Or even a screwdriver really… there would have to be quite a bit of supervision for the kids to ever get their hands on and try a lot of tools. But I’m sure a boat load of parents would volunteer with some time. Anyways just a thought.
me too
Saw this old film I'm my middle school shop class. Great to see again.
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My parents spoke fondly of Primitive Pete last night. I looked him up and found this. Thanks for uploading!
The segues in this video are insane. Truly a masterpiece.
you can trust this mens hes a editing mastr
Nice dissolve...
primitive pete is the real masterpiece
oof
Useful to learn English for technical use. Good old narration combined with good visuals.
One of the best videos i've ever seen
I wish they taught this stuff in schools still. Cuz so many kids r growing up who can't change their car tires or drive a nail in, so I think every child when they hit high school should be taught these basics.. thxs for uploading this vid, it is wonderful to see these old videos
First day of the semester - shop class: we all had to watch this.
It never gets dated.
Who is here because of ther homework😁
me. it SUCKSSSS
me
Yep for shop
Let me get the answers
I'm here for my shop class and im not afraid to admit but I kinda like it.
I enjoyed this throughly, thanks for posting!
What a blast from the past. This was shown first beginning in shop class in late 70's.
There’s a kid in my class who slept to this in our class. He got yelled at but was still asleep, hope he’s doing good.
@13:31 I'm sorry but hammering the wrench after heating the cap with a blow torch is the only way to get some of those cleanout caps off when they're older than this video and ceased.
And if they don't come loose and you're worried about damaging the rest of the plumbing the plug gets chopped out with a reciprocating saw and replaced with rubber cap with a hose clamp or a plastic mechanical plug.
I love this animation. It's awesome to see & and hear it after so many years! Watching this in high school woodshop or autoshop; classic! 👍
can watch this all day
Primative Pete was the best TOOL in the video,,, thats my Ol'Man lol
yup
I LOVE THIS VIDEO WRD 2!!! THIS IS SO HELPFUL. WRD 2 IM LEARNING SO MUCH WITH.
The best educational cartoon 👍🏻
Welcome to Primitive Pete guys, you're gonna have a quiz on it :))
Used to watch this in shop class back in Jr high, on an old school projector.
Thanks for uploading this. I had to retake a test based on this video for some reason so thx!!
a video everyone should watch.
Some dumbass in my shop class was hammering in screws with two hands😂
Damn yuppies
“Don’t be a primitive pete and resort to pliers”
Knipex pliers wrench: am I a joke to you?
I was always told to never EVER grind on the SIDE of a wheel. 7:08 made me very nervous. I have a print version of this. It's pretty cool.
At 11:20, when explaining wrenches. Lefty loosey, rightey tightey.
We watched these films in our shop classes back in Jr. High back in the early 70s
From my 7th-grade shop class. This and my Father's patient hand from even earlier have severed me well for 50 years.
severed you? Sounds like there was some misuse of a saw.
you know this is actually pretty good !
do your homework, quit getting distracted by the comments section.
Leela MH - leela 2018, as said in the comments section doing hw
27:16 back with single, back and forth with double cut
Hello magnet freshmen
omg, so you must be the Elia that graduated last year. Apparently we have the same name but it's pronounced differently. Both Mr Street, and Mr Schafer have said that it's weird because they both want to pronounce it like you do.
wow this aged so well
lmao a couple thousand of the views were probably from the assignment
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Hello there
The old school,,,, it's, the only thing I trust,,, that was awesome to see
I learned a lot, thanks for posting! :)
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an amusing video but contains a lot of good advice
Mr. Street SQUAD
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hello
it's been a year.
feel old yet?
2022 hey friends
@@bluemer12 co23 best class
this is beautiful
whats with teachers and old videos?
I mean they are entertaining
As a Shop teacher, I showed this movie from 1981-2015. Search “ It Didn’t Have To Happen” for the other gem!
I’ll give him credit, that *goofy looking guy in the intro could survive better than modern humans who would literally die of starvation getting lost on the way to the store without their phone gps*
Probably not at all. But I get it. You don’t like todays generation.
I just found this while procrastinating sleeping 👍10/10 would watch to sleep again
6:03 65 years later, still nobody gets this concept.
6:02 Never use a hammer on any Screw Driver
Impact Screw Driver: okay you got it, boss
Who else is here after clicking on the link for the woodshop lesson?
In 2021
All of this is tried and true and will forever remain the same. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
Awesome video
Thank You a lot for uploading :)
Primitive pete has the most fun.
To get sleep at night
I was laughing to the video at the beginning, but I've actually learnt some things I didn't know at all about some tools!
Are there any more old DIY / infotainment education videos from this period or earlier?
I fell asleep during class so I have to watch this
It took twenty minutes in to the video. But Disney didn't disappoint on the 'Women, Know your place' front.
+StarDustSid heh
is she depicted to be worse at it than pete the man? no
get your head out of your ass, gynocentric white knight
It gets very glitchy at the end...
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un pequeño instructivo que no deja de ser muy útil 👍 soo Good
Quite helpful info, actually 🙂
kids these days have no idea how to use hand tools anymore. if it's not a "smartphone App" glad this is still around dates from 1945 actually but it holds up quite well reminds me of "first day of shop class" back in Jr High school
--Rick
Thanks Rick.
You’re just watching a caveman destroy handles for 31 minutes straight
welcome magnet freshman
of course perry, what's up
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pretty spicy
Aw man especially the wrenches, like when they brought out that flex wrench and that t wrench, like das da spiiiice
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when they brought out the peen hammer tho
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magnet freshie?
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This video is shown to US military members in some career fields to this day.
Compass saw is for drywall
Dan L nope. It was originally used for cleaning out large mortises or cutting shallow arcs
The film was released in 1946 and was in distribution by General Motors for many years. Too bad this print lacks the original titles and credits.
Problem is…… when Good Ol’ Pete attached that first rock to a wooden handle, it wasn’t for busting rocks! It was for survival by cracking skulls!
1945 is about, or around 1950 so to say a film produced in 1945 is circa 1950 is correct.
watch this for school gladly!
Are you a Street student?
I'm from street, are you?
I recently had to watch this video in an English class (I'm studying in Germany).
11:00 That was me...
shout out Mr. Street
I'm 40 and this is an old cartoon but the tools are manly the same all those years ago and everyone has been a primativ peat lol
I like primitive Pete's style
Primitive Pete sold all of his tools and is now an addict
"Whats up Eliah" is definitely spam, I musta seen that 30 times in the past day!
For someone with an interest in historical linguistics, the pronunciation of conduit @30:34 should be orgasmic.
Found this interesting.... Even though im not interested in tools...
Revzilla brought me here. Who else?
paul who? Top Quality Video (tm)
I kept wondering when someone would finally post a comment like that. Hello!
Primitive Pete needs a supervisor
Sounds like Alan Watts voice.
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This is great lesson to make a man from fatherless me!
I wonder how many of the views are magnet freshmen.
sup guys take good notes okay?
all of em
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I'm here because of middle school tech Ed 🤣
It good video. I used them but i dont use trust way
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I had a carpentry teacher show me this for instructional purposes and to teach to use tools the way they were meant ot be used. Don't be a Primitive Pete and abuse your tools.
Thousads years ago monkey took in its hands a stick. This is how apaired a Boss.
Hey Liam
Whats up Eliah
Anyone from ms temps?
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@@joselynturcios6605 lol
Anyone from school?
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