Hearted Youtube comments on Фабрика Монстр (@Factory_Monster) channel.

  1. 대단한 일을 하고있는 기업입니다. 대호산업에 근무하시는 모든분들의 자부심과 건강과 흥복을 기원합니다
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  2. I always love your videos. I used to be an engineer, first in heavy industry, then in medical products, and I love seeing lots of different processes. :)
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  3. 요즘 같은 시대에 환경을 위해서 정말로 필요한 공장이네요~ 일하시는 분들 더운데 정말 노고가 많으십니다...
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  4. The captions are just perfect. Love the photography, but the captions make this so much better. Love your work, please keep it up.
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  5. Thank you for having the shop sounds and NO music !
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  6. 제철동종업계 종사자입니다. 각 회사에서 만드는 홍보/교육영상보다 영상이 더 친숙하고 아름다운 느낌입니다. 물론 영상 목적의 차이도 있겠지만요. 제강-제품출하까지의 공정을 다른 각도로 본 것 같아서 신선하고 좋았습니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다.
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  7. 스파츌러 같은거로 좀 긁고싶다 남은부분 ㅋㅋ
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  8. Your composition and cinematography in every single shot is fantastic. Tone and color on point, fantastic focus. This video is amazing dude.
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  9. The immense scale of these machines is absolutely breath taking.
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  10. 수 없는 시행착오 끝에 만들어진 제작공정 설계한 사람은 노벨상 줘야한다.
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  11. 03:01 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 맛을 왜봐요그걸 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
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  12. Damn, that is a big factory ! Would like to see this in person, showed this vid to my father who is a old welder and he was amazed.Thank you from my father and me for the vids,you have a new subscriber now,love the content!
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  13. Great video! I like the use of subtitles rather than voice over because it allows me to listen to the machines working. I love the camera angles and explanations. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this video to others.
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  14. BOY that takes me back... When I was about 7 years old, my mom had a boyfriend who was a stonemason. He took me to a convention once, where we saw all kinds of new and innovative technologies for working with stone. I still distinctly remember a new hydrodynamic stone splitting system, that basically used high pressure water in plastic tubes to replace those splitting wedges. I was SO fascinated...
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  15. I have worked on a few cnc machines and the process of automation and the genius behind a lot of it will never stop being amazing. I love the sounds of a factory, I also love the captions they are quite fun.
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  16. I feel sad for the poor forklift.
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  17. You have the best English subtitles of any non English channel. That slow mo shot was awesome.
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  18. Слава людям труда!
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  19. Your videos make me really appreciate the work put into creating all this stuff, i even feel ashamed for paying so little for it
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  20. I tried it at home, neighbors angry
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  21. Никогда не задумывалась, о масштабах производства. Но, теперь, с большим уважением, отнесусь к вещам. Они передают, всю заботу о них. Благодарность ко всем, на производстве!
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  22. Absolutely fantastic. Makes me appreciate my clothes a little more.
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  23. beautifully filmed and in love with 'no background music'. thank u:)
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  24. Incredible artistry and craftsmanship at every step. Imitating the existing hand near perfectly is incredible and I bet having it is a huge boost of confidence and self image
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  25. "맛을 보나?" 는 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
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  26. I had no idea this was even a thing. Human creativity is everywhere. Nice work to both of you!
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  27. 아.. 전직장이 왜 여기에..? 미친 알고리즘이네ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
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  28. Какой же это тяжелый труд, дай бог им всем здоровья
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  29. Радуешься за людей с такими руками,приятно смотреть .
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  30. 제 주요 고객사인 동국제강의 모습이 나와 반갑네요. 한국의 철강기술은 세계적으로 수준급의 실력입니다. 지금도 일터에서 열심히 땀흘리고 계실 기술자 분들께 감사와 박수를 드립니다. 영상 흥미롭게 잘 보았습니다
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  31. Excellent video, as always. I appreciate how you are able to take a such a random factory process and turn it into an interesting story with impressive filming and editing, then you sprinkle in the humor to make it even better, all while taking jabs at the missle maniac in the North.
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  32. 중학생 때 광양제철소 체험 학습 갔을 때보다 자세하네요. 국가 즁요시설이라 촬영 허가가 쉽지 않았을텐데 용케 촬영을 했네요.
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  33. For such a structure to be high strength, the longitudinal bars must be under a lot of tension. The plate you were inquiring about was to attach the ends of the bars. Basically they do both ends. The operation at 5:15 fastens a huge nut that is turned to apply that tension.
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  34. 이게 진짜 탄소배출 줄이는것이지... 친환경회사로 인정해 줘야한다...
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  35. The process of using shredded tires as a fuel source at a cement plant is used in Canada here as well. They use it to fuel the drier (or dryer) section. It's like a huge clothes drier but very long. It tumbles the damp cement along its length, while moving it from one end to the other. They are VERY secretive about the whole process!
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  36. This is sand casting of cast iron in a two part mould. The bottom half of the mould is called the drag. The top half of the drag is called the cope. The casting sand is rammed into the mould with an air hammer in this case, though traditionally in foundries the ramming was done by hand with a ramming tool, and it's still done this way in a lot of places, but I love that they're using the little digger to move bulk sand and an air hammer to do the ramming. Same skill level required, but much faster and less wear and tear on the body. The inner faces of the mould look to have some residual release agent from when the halves were rammed on the pattern. This can also give a finer surface finish to the casting.
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  37. The first thing I noticed is that the green carpet looks just like the stuff used to line gold miners sluice boxes, and I suspect that it all gets taken up periodically and washed out to recover all the gold dust. Very clever system. Another great video, you get access to cool places!
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  38. The captions were great (For those who don't turn them on, this is your hint you should haha)! Thank you for bringing us along on to so many industries!
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  39. 재생타이어도 대충 만드는게 아니고 거의 새거나 마찬가지군요.일하시는 직원분들의 노동의 신성함을 보여주어서 감사드리고 건강하시길 바랍니다.
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  40. "Blah Blah Powder for hardness" 🤣
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  41. Those subtitles are absolutely amazing, as always! 😁
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  42. 외국 못사는 나라에서 재생 타이어 만드는 영상은 봤어도 우리나라에서 만드는 건 처음봤네. 공정은 비슷한 것 같은데 뭔가 더 퀄리티가 높아보여서 신뢰가 가네.
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  43. Steam curing of concrete at atmospheric pressure has the advantage of accelerating the hydration reactions of cement. Consequently, the material develops compressive strength and reduces its permeability in a shorter time compared with standard curing under ambient conditions.
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  44. This is excellent example of automated high production rate making concrete piles. Adding reinforcement is automated and very fast. We used to lay rebar by hand, tie by hand, cut and bend by hand. The long steel sections are held in correct spacing with pre-drilled steel ends. Wrapping with thinner wire and welding help keep all pieces in proper alignment and spacing. Adding concrete into form and spinning gives a uniform thickness of finished piles. Longitudinal steel is post tension or pre-stressed, adding to overall strength. Sometimes they use a high-early concrete that cures in a week instead of 28 days. Here, the piles are steam cured to quicken cure time. I've seen where they have to make many hundreds of piles for a single job. Piles can be various lengths depending on requirements. They can do all that in less than a week. Fun Video - thank you.
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  45. I’m an author and seeing how my books were made like this! I’m fascinated. Thanks for the video.
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  46. I hope that this wonderful craft like yours will never die out! amazing!
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  47. It's really interesting that these two methods for retreading coexist. I imagine the first method is cheaper but the seam in the tread would yield a less durable type, or perhaps lower speed rated, but it cooks dozens of tyres at a time in the oven, compared to the mould-cured method's one at a time. I think the video still would have been fascinating if you'd included all the rubber mixing stages. Heavy machinery chewing on rubber like a cow on grass.
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  48. "The noise and the heat made my pants wet a bit" xD
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  49. 진짜 좋은기업이다. 그 자체로 좋은일 하십니다.
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  50. The plant designers have done great work. They're clearly creative and inspired Engineers. Looks tedious for the blue collars though
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