Process of making Scissors. Korean Kitchen Utensils Factory

Process of making Scissors. Korean Kitchen Utensils Factory
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[@-Ei9ht-]

3:57 probably "iron filings"
I like your videos, good work ^^

[@imadrais7251]

What about ECG medical papers!

[@Fudbd]

처음에 원판에서 프레스로 딸 때 일렬로 나란히 따고 있는데, 엇갈리게 두 개씩 따면 한판에서 나오는 양이 1.5~1.6배는 될 것 같아 보입니다. 다만 바꾸시려면 금형비가 많이 들테니 장기적으로 계산해 보고 하셔야겠지만요.

[@FaceFaceMan]

Beautiful camera work! I was expecting the handles to be peened over, but it makes it easier for home sharpening. And the packaging is very nice.

[@cyclonicleo]

Part of me was disappointed by the lack of labor-saving automation in this factory, but it appears that the business is simply too small in volume and size to warrant the high levels of investment needed to go for mass levels of production.
Small boutique businesses like these are what keeps Korean industry going and contributing to the economy in ways that the public don't see or understand. Nice one, FM!

[@haitchteeceeeightnineeight5571]

As I grow older I find greater appreciation for products which are made more directly by humans. With modern automation techniques it's possible to built nearly infinite shit with very little human toil beyond maintaining and building the automation equipment. But if we automate everything, the production of everything becomes a no longer human endeavour, resulting in excess products and a depleted planet but for what purpose?
If the point of human existence is to collect and curate a bunch of qualia and individual subjective experiences in the handful of years our biological mechanisms remain functional, then the application of energy and interest in the personal production of artefacts - which is arguably one of the single most human-defining attributes in the few hundred thousand to few millions year bipedal hominids have existed - is an inalienable part of the human lifecycle.

[@임은정-i3l]

공정이 많이 들어가네요👍

[@adnacraigo6590]

Nice looking scissors.

[@가이브러시]

가위공장 이름이 잘라텍^^

[@CrankyPantss]

Very interesting. Excellent filming and editing, as always.

[@하늘섬-h5l]

나중에 가위살떄 여기서 한번 구매해봐야겠네..

[@ShainAndrews]

3:56 Would be considered swarf. It is highly contaminated with abrasives
4:18 Chamfer
5:58 Offset
6:12 Induction heater
6:18 Hardening

[@muaznasir6022]

How to make multifunctional bed

[@chika_chika_ing]

잘라텍 아주 기억에 남는 이름이네요

[@ronaldwarren1267]

Those scraps make good BBQ plate

[@kishansinghvrababi1650]

Wow.....

[@임장현-i7u]

👏👏👏

[@Kingsoupturbo]

50$ USD for a helluva nice set of small production run scissors, impressive.

[@greenbudkelly2820]

Not on Amazon but I found them on eBay.

[@Liubing-i3n]

We manufacture scissor blade grinders, abrasive belt grinders, and polishing machines. We are Yangjiang Guanghai Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.❤

[@gordonmorrow]

“Swarf” = The meaning of SWARF is material (such as metallic particles and abrasive fragments) removed by a cutting or grinding tool.

[@BiplobHossainSorker]

I have a request, show me how to make Proskits toolbox.

[@junedolim]

it's shocking that these scissors are so inexpensive considering the fact that they're fully handmade. i looked them up expecting them to be $50 USD but they're $25 for the 7.8" and $35 for the 8.6" (the ones in the video). wild

[@adriennecloeter7394]

Idk... I wouldn't consider them to be particularly handmade.

[@DD-DD-DD]

@4:00 Swarf.

[@thesledgehammerblog]

“Chip” is a good term for the metal filings left over from a machining process like the grinding step.

[@ShainAndrews]

Nope.

[@godfreypoon5148]

4:00 "swarf"

[@celindabenanciocelestino7127]

😮

[@cda32]

Yikes, laser engraving guy isn't even wearing glasses

[@greenbudkelly2820]

He’s not looking into the laser, he’s fine

[@yuzie1983yuzie]

Macam mana nak dapatkan gunting ni?

[@ill5104]

1:00 에서 조립부 타공까지 같이 하지않는 이유가 있나요?

[@faketurnjumpshot]

금형판 가격 아낄라고

[@lupusdeum3894]

I need a new pair of scissors!

[@이런세상에별게다있네]

오!

[@도명환-x8f]

잘라가위 구입했는데 위생적이고 생고기도 잘 잘리고 한개 더구입 하고파요

[@brucewayne2773]

Ain't knife but scissors, sure looked like it

[@이혜준-v4o]

이거 다좋은데 손잡이가 영 별로.. 손아픔

[@이욱열-x6y]

불리?분리?불리?

[@pandawaaluminium]

Pabrik apa ni mas

[@광고쟁이꺼지셈]

가위공장 검사 안하고?? 불품이시넹...ㅡㅡ

[@joelproust8987]

Procédés de fabrication archaïques...

[@godfreypoon5148]

Did you know that Kim Il Sung invented scissors?*
He called them "Double Knife with Hinge"*
* lie