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88년도에 국산 레피어직에 머플러 제직을 한 사람으로써 초창기엔 수술부분 공타 제직을 위해서 많은 연구를 했던기억이 나네요. 감회가 새롭습니다. 정화실업 기억이 납니다. 사무실도 방문했던기억도나네요 초창기땐 수술부분도 사람이 직접 꼬았는데 이제는 자동화가 되었군요. 정화실업과 거래할때 이중직 숄도 직접 조직분해했던 기억도 나네요 좋은영상 감사합니다

No worries, your english is more than good enough to explain those prozesses 😀 Thanks for giving us insight into these massive productions!

Special thanks for the lack of background music! Many have it and it interferes with viewing. Thank you very much!

I really appreciate you having subtitles to explain what we were seeing! Even the unnecessary ones. Felt like talking to a friend. Thank you!

And @Factory_Monster is back with another incredible production. You're an amazing videographer and editor! As other commenters have said, the long straight threads of the fabric are the warp, and the threads going left to right, perpendicular to the warp are the weft. The warp threads were typically separated into two groups, so one group could be held up by the loom while the other was held down, and the shuttle (like a pointy bobbin wound with thread) was passed between the up and down warp threads. Then the loom was operated such that the up and down threads swap position. Outside of weaving and textile production the word "weft" is almost completely unused. It's hard to see all of the detail when the machine moves so fast, but the process we're seeing in this video is essentially identical to the hand looming process which has been employed by humans for at least 6000 years. It's true that there have been many enhancements and complications over the centuries, and during the industrial revolution in Europe, weaving textiles was extremely hazardous, and many children were used to do the dangerous work with shuttles because kids are small and it was easy to replace them when they were crushed by the heavy machinery. These days textile looms are so efficient compared to their origin that humans produce far more fabric than we actually use. So this incredibly laborious process which took forever to produce garments has been optimised to the point that it's easy to produce too much fabric, which is another example of humans being bad at adjusting to efficiency increases. These days modern looms allow CNC-style control, and the development of the Jacquard loom in the early 1800s was - amazingly - a precursor to modern microprocessor implementations. Jacquard looms use punch cards to decide which threads are picked up and woven with each pass of the loom, allowing the creation of pictures and patterns much like a graphics bitmap. Slightly before I got into Information Technology, many computers were programmed with punch cards essentially identical to those of a Jacquard loom. So in this video we're seeing a real world implementation of what is essentially a memory filling algorithm, where the memory bits are represented by different colours of thread. And where this loom operates a few times a second (which is crazy-fast compared to a manual loom operated by hand and foot) a CPU today operates at a few billion times a second. Work by significant characters like Ada Lovelace, Charles Babbage, and Alan Turing has made its way into both textile manufacture and information technology. And with the looms shown in this video, it's possible to program an implementation of the classic PC game Doom. It's just the the framerate would be quite low, like chess instead of computing.

Love the subtitles. Keep them going :)

In English, that would be called a shawl. Here in Canada, a scarf would usually mean a narrow piece of cloth to be wrapped around the neck in winter.

@chillaxter13

10 ай бұрын

I would've called it a throw blanket

@kakoytoyozhik

9 ай бұрын

У нас так же называют шалью.

Much respect to the people who design, manufacture & operate these machines.😊❤

Watching weaving machines still look like some kind of voodoo to me. Totally amazing.

Thank you for a lovely video. No annoying music - wonderful! 😂 We would call this a blanket or a shawl, as another viewer said. I keep one like this folded at the end of my bed in winter, to keep toes warm. I love tartan blankets. Good job xxx

The vertical threads are the warp, the horizontal the weft, they are carried back and forth by a shuttle(s). The warp threads are run through headdles which are controled by the treadles(and your feet).

O my gosh. That red plaid is BEAUTIFUL.

Great video. I love the sounds of the machine that twists the ends.

Curto muito esses vídeos industriais trabalhei muito tempo na indústria!!!

No matter what it’s called…it’s beautiful and so is the process ❤❤

The weaving loom is magic

In England, we would call it a stole or a wrap. Shawls and stoles are both wraps, but we generally use the word stole if it's a wide rectangle and shawl if it's some sort of triangle. A scarf is just a narrower rectangle.

I have a blanket made of this same material /pattern that I bought at IKEA 25 years ago. It is still in great condition. I am aware that these are Scarfs. It's fascinating to see (how) the same pattern/material is made, that was used for my balaket.

Beautifully done! As a former weaver, I really enjoyed this.

뜨게질 하면서 보구있는데 저두 저 천으로 만든 스카프있어요.만든는 과정이 감탄이 절로 나오네요. 정화실업😊😊😊 화이팅입니다😊😊😊😊

Thank you so much for explaining this process. You all should be very proud of this beautiful product. From California 👌🥰🙏

Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦 Your English is good, NO WORRY

I appreciate your videos so much! I look forward to them every week :)

You asked what we would call the product in English. I would call that a shawl, used to cover the head and shoulders. Excellent video!

love the videos but especially the subtitles!

😳😲Formidabil!Felicitare din Romania(Europa)

I loved to see this! Thank you!

한국인 댓글 반가우면 개추

Enjoyable video. I like the shots and not jump quickly from one shot to the next because you want to show everything at once, so good job.

Shawl. Thanks for the video. Can also be wrapped around head and shoulders to keep the cold wind out.

Thanks for your efforts.

@Factory_Monster

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

In The US, this is a lap robe or a car robe. Can be used as a shawl but more likely for a little extra protection from drafts at home or kept in car for use as an all purpose small blanket variety of uses.

This is more what we would call a shawl or a throw than a scarf, but the process is still fascinating.

🇧🇷🇧🇷 Is this amazing factory in South Korea? I think so.🇧🇷🇧🇷

Very good work Please show more of shawl and scarf production factories

Yeah, where you been, bro? Been wondering where you'd got to. Cheers for the video! 😉👍

@Factory_Monster

10 ай бұрын

Have been shooting interesting videos for you ;) It’s finally time to upload them!

I'd call that a shawl or a wrap. In Scotland there is a bigger version, called a 'ruana'.

nice process~ good job. yes there were times im sure you knew when i bit off more than i could chew but through it all when there was doubt i ate it up and spit it out i faced it all and i stood tall and did it my way~~ᵔ◡ᵔ

Well done from Abbotsford Canada

欢迎回归🎉

@Factory_Monster

10 ай бұрын

Thanks;)

Very nice memories come back. Work in a textile mill,weave room. I know all about it was nice for the memories

Chryste Panie! Toż to raj dla każdego punkowca! Każdy punk rocker by w takim miejscu doznał orgazmu 😁😄😊😋

Très intéressant !

Интересно!!!!!👍😊

Your English is great! I’d call this fabric flannel though, not fleece.

It’s amazing, the different things Humans create😊

Amazing!

After all those intricate industrial machines, it's cute to see the women just folding shawls like a couple grammas finishing up laundry.

@markylon

10 ай бұрын

Grandmas. not Grammas

السلام عليكم اللهم صلي وسلم على سيدنا محمد رسول الله واله وصحبه الآلة احسن من اليد العاملة

Замечательные шарфы! Тоже хочу такой!

asmr 좋아요!

Beautiful

Excellent system

I love plaits! ❤

Your explanation is perfectly good. But I don't know what the big scarf is called. Unreasonably-large-scarf?

So many words for something that is traditional Bulgarian tablecloth. Honestly, who knew fhose days they make them in Corea.

They should give the supervisor a T shirt that says " CHIEF OF FLEECE " LOL

Your English is fine 😊

Amazing! God gave humans many abilities!😊

Inscribed in BRASIL 🇧🇷

Muito top

where to buy one of these beautiful scarfs?

I missed how they keep the edge from undoing itself.

@fredinit

10 ай бұрын

When they raise the knap with the hook rollers, making it fluffy!, it also interlocks the threads preventing them from unraveling. Similar to felting process that is used with Hudson Bay blankets, which also have no binding.

1940 li yillarinda benim Anneannem bunu el tezgahinda yapardi Annem öĝrendi o da yapardi köyde

There aren’t any vertical threads. All the threads are horizontal. The warp threads go through the vertical heddles which raise and lower the warp threads so the weft can be woven in perpendicular to the warp.

What kind of weaving machine ? The name

7:59 I believe that would be considered a shawl.

@cheeto4493

10 ай бұрын

Agreed as she wore it, a shawl. When she first laid it on her lap I was going to call it a throw.

@markylon

10 ай бұрын

@@cheeto4493 A throw is something that goes on a bed or sofa, we don't wear a throw, we wear a Shawl

DAEBEK! 💜💜💜

👍👍

En español, puede ser "manta", pero en akgunas partes de argentina le llamamos "poncho"

May be called a lap blanket.

atleast they have textile factories unlike america....

Thanks! Great video again. I like watching those machines. I know videos are not sponsored.. But do they atleast give you a free product? A discount? Maybe not in a steel beam factory, but a scarf?

@Factory_Monster

10 ай бұрын

Would like to get a steel beam! :)

@LKLM138

10 ай бұрын

@@Factory_Monster Who wouldn't?

a Throw.

Looks more like a shawl.

I think it is called "shawl". It is alright....everybody from non English Speaking Country are good enough.....get the message across 😊

كانت تعبت

Frazada o manta

Another per rakhna chahte ladka hai isliye a sakta hun

Takoveto titulky jsou úplně k ničemu. Když tomu nerozumíte, tak to nekomentuje..

Ah yes, it's made exactly to the request of Kim Yo-jong.

In UK it's a SHAWL

in english we call that a big ass fleece scarf

@markylon

10 ай бұрын

We don't, we call it a Shawl