as a kid who grew up watching "How it's made" this scratches that adult-kid itch of curiosity.

@Rubmaster

Жыл бұрын

My favourite is "How its made, toothbrush" episode. The speed of the machine that but the brushes in the handle is mind-boggling! 🤯 What's your favourite, How it's made episode? :)

@peterthor9940

Жыл бұрын

@@Rubmaster idk man I just watched it on the science channel with my dad and it was always something to watch with him.

@romanowskiart

Жыл бұрын

Yes many thank yous

@romanowskiart

Жыл бұрын

Thanks kindly

@justarockyboi9508

Жыл бұрын

​@@Rubmasteris "to a bit before I can do that for a few years along along can't find

Watching these, a pattern emerges. the most expensive thing in the world is a skilled laborer's time.

@leolen8029

Жыл бұрын

This needs more likes.

@jakehero95

Жыл бұрын

Well put

@matheusbravo3758

10 ай бұрын

Yup, that's why i think CEO's and Landlords shouldn't exist. When a skilled labourer brings 70-80% of the cost of an item, why does he deserve 1% of that objects price in compensation?

I'm glad to hear that these talented women have finally found ways to sell these beautiful works of art, without getting ripped off by middle men. Taking most of the profit, from *their* hard work! If they can continue doing so for a while, it will allow them to live better, buy better gear etc. etc. I wish them all the best.

@mourningforglory

Жыл бұрын

All done by men i might add

Babe, wake up, So Expensive Season 10 Marathon just dropped!

@Gg-ij7li

Жыл бұрын

Jesus loves you and is coming back soon! Believe in His death and resurrection and repent of your sins and be saved! Remember that He died and rose up again for you to be in heaven with Him! Have an amazing day ❤️❤😊❤

@SevenHunnid

Жыл бұрын

Im a regular hood dude doing food reviews on my KZread channel lol

@Gentleman-Of-Culture

Жыл бұрын

@Hyzaxas 😆😆😆😆😆👍

@libbyhicks7549

Жыл бұрын

@@Gg-ij7li You sound desperate to indoctrinate. why?

I love the note talking beside the round circle 6:07 just to remember the time that he did not saw the notes and made a triangled stone by accident.

I hope those ladies get a website set up for them. Would increase sales drastically.

Always amazed by how many Japanese companies feature on these videos, master craftsmanship in every industry! Arigato Nihon

@noongourfain

Жыл бұрын

They are AMAZING! Busy busy busy!

I love how consistent and yet so different every episode is: a

I love this video format because you start watching shocked by the prize and at the end of the video you’re amazed it’s so cheap, considering the process

I love watching curling 🥌 during the Winter Olympics. It’s really the only game I watch besides the gymnastics 🤸‍♀️. Watching curling just relaxes me for some reason. Watching the stones go slowly down the ice and the brooms scratching the ice. The first time I watched I was like what is this? 😂😂. I’d never seen such a thing but now I would love to try it.

@jakehero95

Жыл бұрын

You know I've never been very entertained by it but it always makes me happy to see someone find joy in the little things. Hope you get the chance to play one day 👍

@danahashcroft9482

8 ай бұрын

Playing it is even better! I did a charity tournament once and then got hooked

Every time I watch this type of video especially with the pipes the number one worry is not having people to teach the craft too. I would love to start a program that goes into prisons and youth detention centers to find candidates to match with all these older master of all these crafts and teach them. I’d guarantee the majority would find new paths in life with a newfound skill and respectable artistry. It truly is heart breaking to think of all the things we have forgotten or will forget due to todays youth not showing any interest. People in prisons and drug rehab programs have nothing but time and a desire to do something meaningful that they can feel proud of… I will meditate on it. Much Love All 🙏🏼

@mwater_moon2865

9 ай бұрын

Some prisons are doing this, there's a program in Cook county prison (in Chicago, where over half of the jail population has never being found guilty, it takes that long to wait for trial) to train prisoners as chefs. Because even if they do end up convicted, while many shops and restaurants won't higher convicts for the front of house, but they will for the back.

The kimono's are absolutely exquisite just breathtaking....❤️❤️❤️❤️

The world needs more of these noble artisans and less greedy corporations.

@kimricsmythe6500

Жыл бұрын

It is not so much the corporations, but finding customers who will pay you for this kind of highly specialized work.

these are so fascinating, thank you for making content like this for everyone!

The curling stone masons will be please to know, my wife, raised in a mountain village in Anhui Province China, fell in love with curling the first time she saw it in the Olympics and has avidly followed it since then. Her village is also famous for a few specialties: fine green tea, mulberry leaves used to cultivate silkworms, and mulberry bark used to make the finest handmade paper for Chinese brush calligraphy (Anhui is were paper was invented and sill produced).

@saltycreole2673

Жыл бұрын

Every four years, my favorite cousin invites 15-20 people over to watch the Olympic Curling Competition. 3 days of eating, drinking and Curling. What a party!

@unreliablenarrator6649

Жыл бұрын

@@saltycreole2673 Sounds like y wife and her girl gang, fewer heads but no less enthusiasm for eating, drinking & curling (and skating & snowboarding). And Karaoke. You can take the girl out of the mountains but not the mountains out of the girl.

The artistry, hard work, passion and dedication that goes into making kimono, rugs, pearls etc they are worth the money Actually, I think they are still not expensive enough

Rug making…Artist/weaver ought to get full price..omg, such work. I am overwhelmed.

Curling. They call the unfinished chunks of granite “cheeses”. Gives a new meaning to the phrase “who cut the cheese”.

Does anyone else remember how Mr. Rogers would have a segment each episode where they showed how something was made? I do and that’s what started it all for me. Getting to the Peel back the curtain on how things are made never gets old!

just wanted to say that I love the voice reading the scrips to these documentaries

Weird how humans decided things like diamonds and pearls were so valuable. Gold too. When it takes a professional to discern certain fakes, we’re basically admitting we like these things only BECAUSE they are rare and expensive, not because of how they look.

@rickrollrizal2747

Жыл бұрын

A little bit of both, it's rare that not every one sees it and it looks different once you have it from everyday objects

@dollsunitedcovenofkingssec6558

Жыл бұрын

gold is not the same as diamonds and pearls. Gold has real value because of it's technological applications

@rickrollrizal2747

Жыл бұрын

@@dollsunitedcovenofkingssec6558 diamonds have technological value too. Lasers, cutting, it's a semi conductor and more.

@xxZwei

8 ай бұрын

Opals are way cooler and are actually rarer.

15:07 Took Mike back to his college years :)

When the global apocalypse comes, these are the people who will be holding civilization together. RESPECT!

thanks, there's just so much amazing ancient traditions.

High level craftsmanship and artistry are much appreciated and admired here. Aspects of this pursuit of excellence and focus can be emulated and reflected in our own stewardships and daily lives.

This is an amazing video and I enjoyed every bit of it. It's another time of the year. One need to set goals and take bold steps in achieving them. Remember success are not obtained overnight. It comes in installment; you get a little bit today and a little bit tomorrow until the whole package is given out. The day you procrastinate you lose that day of success.

@georgewilliam9978

Жыл бұрын

Well, from my own point of view, you need to invest smartly if you need the good things of life. So far I've made over $325k since September last year in raw profits from just q4 of the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it if you have the right strategy, mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key to short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest in the market to the cost of proper diversification.

@georgewilliam9978

Жыл бұрын

@amandalaura8472 My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like I have a particular fund I invest in, plus I don't do that but myself. I follow the trades of Karen Gaye Gray. She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial adviser as her diversification skills are top notch, I'm saying because I see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis, unlike I can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along, my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.

@georgewilliam9978

Жыл бұрын

Normal people buy in at high prices the stock market goes down, companies but stocks back cheaper by introducing some "disaster" Stock rises after a disaster and the cycle repeats.. Having a good entry and exit strategy,will make you succeed in the stock market.

@jonathanjustin2476

Жыл бұрын

@@georgewilliam9978 By following trades do you mean copying her trades,as its done in etoro? Are you giving her your money or the money stays on your account? I have heard about copying trades but have not looked into it but I have an idea of what it is.

@georgewilliam9978

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathanjustin2476 Yeah exactly. My money stays right in my account. it's all programmatic,plus it's relatively much easier to set up and connect my accounts than creating a financial pan and drafting investment strategies myself, my account just mirrors her trades in realtime.

All of this stuff takes a lot of times to produce and intensive human labours. No wonder they're expensive, it's more then worth it.

42:30 bro really said "tastes nice"💀

Can I just give props to your camera team? The angles, perspectives and lighting is fantastic

i live this thorough and calm reporting....

The curling stones look like cheese rounds... think parmesan cheese Also I wouldn't be so quick to judge about younger generations not being interested in buying these things.... I would if I had the ability and it was a bit easier for me to spend the funds required for one of these items.

Big fan from Nepal ❤️❤️ Watched every vedio 😊

"Tradition meets performance - Curling stones since 1851" 👍

These videos are so relaxing, entertaining and informative.

Omg I have always wanted to know how they make curling stones!!

@ReviewBoard-uy5nv

Жыл бұрын

Seriously, I didn’t know how much I did until I saw this

I’d never heard of curling until I saw it on the olympics about 10 years ago.

I can see the little Ailsa Craig island from one of my regular dog walks in Northern Ireland. Bit mad to see it in this video. Interesting!

@alisonbrockbank6677

Жыл бұрын

@BigAveBluegrxmeyl60c I’m pretty close to the coast but I can see it from the top of Orra Mountain where I sometimes walk the dog. It’s a clear view from there to Scotland on a decent day. It’s one of my favourite views.

I am absolutely amazed at this info. Real work really amazes me…these have been made for many years. Omg…HUNDREDS OF STONES… I’m agog

Wah bhaiya♥️I always look forward to seeing ur videos keep doing what u do! Thank you for creating this lovely content.

Absolutely beatififul stone

We all hope to see more content like this. Keep up the good work.

"There are a lot of things to do to enjoy economic freedom. It's possible if you start with something easy."

Kudos for artistry/crafstmanship.

Thank you for creating this lovely content like this it's so nice to watch.

Didn't realize there were so many gorgeous women who were interested in curling..

The Turkish dude eating a rock "tastes nice'" what a legend

What I can see so far is what all these people are basically selling is, their passion, perseverance, dedication with the ultimate satisfaction of "giving" away a piece of themselves in exchange for lots of profit that allows them to keep working on their "legacy"..

Very interesting is the *"Pauwls"* (Pearls) farming..

Kenji is an absolute beast and his sowing partner is a grand master both are approaching the grave together and are at the end of a Legacy that won't be matched until the current apprentices reach the age of 50 minimum but tomako gets more praise and a higher pay packet because her eyes still work and her hands don't shake. It is disrespectful that at the end of a master's life when they can barely work any more the younger master's get more respect and make more money. When they should be on a pension and on daily pain relief. But they are judged and paid based on their profit margins based on what there skills and abilities are worked out to be worth against the youthful competition. If they dropped their standards they would be out of a job. None of you notice this because you are young and you have never done one single job for your entire life.

How can we purchase directly from the rug cooperative? Is it possible??

Such beauty made by women. Kudos

chinese order globes from Bellerby with accurate borders. Bellerby: *heavy sweating

those kimonos 😍

I gotta get me one of those meerschaum pipes. ✨👌🏼✨

WOW i didn't know this makes me proud that im of this decent being a trades person i know what you mean a bought having a feel of drilling a block and the feel of the cutting into the stone.finding the sweet spot of pressure for optimum cut without damage to the wall of the cut.

Great video / series. I now know why some things are so expensive. Thanks.

The Pearl Farmers are amazing!

Can we appreciate that the island where curling stones come from itself looks like a curling stone

Wow season 10 already, keep up the great content

You design very easily and very attractive for children. Good choices for each video should be mentioned.

This is the 15th time I've been redirected to this video.

Lovely work, thanks for sharing. New sub

It's sad that some of these arts are declining, I know I'd jump through hoops to learn how to craft traditional kimono, a lot of the times there are foreigners who want to learn an art form but are turned away.

Such great content

good content brother, positive idea

Wow

I understand why the Japanese could not allow Kim Kardashian to brand her apparel Kimono, it would have been insulting to the culture and artistry of the Japanese people. It’s a piece of art, not just a Japanese attire.

Nice video. I know Mr. Schneider since 2009... and gotta say. That's quite an event... too bad I don't care about 99% of what's presented. My instruments are presented in very different locations. And I study their nature since 52 years.

What happens to the older and used Olympic curling stones?

who would have thought a monopoly on curing stones

1:10:30 "An experienced eye". 😂😂😂

37:37 Mans doing the floss on auto pilot 😂

You should feature onions here in the Philippines

I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on KZread 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos

Now ponder ancient egyptian granite work 😎👌 they mustve had machines too

How the heck was the obeo invented to begin with??? Unbelievable! Humans have been utterly frenetic for thousands of years!

@screayx

10 ай бұрын

All im wondering is who tf is buying that many high tier oboes

Truth is some things are so expensive because it was planned that way and there isn't anything special about some items other than it was controlled and limited in order to increase value. And sold to the rich.

600 aint expensive for the work and quality put into those curling stones

I would have liked curling.

Lost an eye from a shard breaking off while hammering the metal... no one wearing legit eye protection

So tragic that these days people don’t value the time skill & work that goes into weaving carving dyeing embroidery etc.

On the oboe. I inherited my mom’s clarinet. It’s made of wood with silver keys. I am ashamed I never appreciated what I have. I will be taking it in to the shop to get the pads replaced and the keys lubed and cleaned. What a piece of history handed down to me that I ignored because I liked the trumpet better.. smh

The Turkish meerschaum pipes artist Ertugrul's face reminds me of Salvatore Corsitto from the Godfather. 🤔 especially at 45:35.

@scarletmaye

Жыл бұрын

I thought him pointing to the camera and saying it was the evil eye was funny made me laugh. When I saw your comment I could only think of Salvatore Corsitto saying in and I laughed a bit more at it

@libbyhicks7549

Жыл бұрын

@@insiderbusiness.. what did i win?

Since a foot by four inches by an inch of African Blackwood costs about $100 US Dollars. It has a lot of resins in the wood but is durable. However this makes it difficult to work with.

Super Coolies. I've never seen this Sport.

IF I HAD NOT SEEN THIS ....OMG WAIT ILL BE BACK

Only an experienced eye!! Really going to say that while filming a man with 1 eye @1:10:31 lol...

Why not put the sibo(sp?) around the nucleus before implanting it?

please you teach how to make sugar thank you❤❤

“I wonder what they used these stones for? Maybe some ritual we’ve yet to uncover.”

Yeah right

Right on time. Here at 11k views :>

Good luck.

22:30 sho figured this out the first time? They had to have had like 5 years to kill and wait after cutting up oyster gonads and putting em in another one with mussel shells....wow, just amazing

29:32 why did you give them the Microsoft upload noise

Good

How small is... 'The littlest oboe?'😆

its kinda to me a dreamjob, i wish i was doing that for a living !

24 mins 21 sec's : Could they give the divers "flippers", so they could get down, and up again quicker, easier, to save their breath ? Just a thought...☺️. 🇬🇧☺️🌈🇬🇧🦉🇬🇧☺️🇬🇧

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@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

Жыл бұрын

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