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Engineered DAILY TV
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Welcome to Engineered DAILY.
Do you want to watch engineering and manufacturing that is taking place across Britain?
We'll here you are. I travel the length and breadth of the UK filming all kinds of manufacturing and engineering. You would be amazed what we make in Britain, the range is massive. From supercars to glass bottles, pencils to hammers, wooden bowls to cricket bats, the variation is massive! I've been an engineer for the past 10 years or so and I've seen some fantastic manufacturing and that's why I've set this channel up. It's to share the engineering world to everyone.
As we grow I'll bring more. Bigger factories, more videos, more learning, MORE ENGINEERING. So subscribe and come along for the RIDE!
Do you want to watch engineering and manufacturing that is taking place across Britain?
We'll here you are. I travel the length and breadth of the UK filming all kinds of manufacturing and engineering. You would be amazed what we make in Britain, the range is massive. From supercars to glass bottles, pencils to hammers, wooden bowls to cricket bats, the variation is massive! I've been an engineer for the past 10 years or so and I've seen some fantastic manufacturing and that's why I've set this channel up. It's to share the engineering world to everyone.
As we grow I'll bring more. Bigger factories, more videos, more learning, MORE ENGINEERING. So subscribe and come along for the RIDE!
Turning a WOODEN bowl: Wood turning at its finest! Wood turning a bowl
I have posted a video from Jason before and people loved it. So here we go, another wood turning belter for you all and it really is wood turning at its finest!
About a year ago I went to film Jason at this shop/workshop in Cardigan, West Wales. He has a lovely shop where he sells all kinds of beautiful craft work, mainly his but some of other local crafts men and women.
In this video, Jason is turning a wooden bowl. He starts off with a rough block of wood that he turns to roughly to get the majority of the material out and to get the bowl to roughly the correct shape. This wood has to then go and get dried for the best part of 3 months. The reason for this (from memory of what Jason said)...
About a year ago I went to film Jason at this shop/workshop in Cardigan, West Wales. He has a lovely shop where he sells all kinds of beautiful craft work, mainly his but some of other local crafts men and women.
In this video, Jason is turning a wooden bowl. He starts off with a rough block of wood that he turns to roughly to get the majority of the material out and to get the bowl to roughly the correct shape. This wood has to then go and get dried for the best part of 3 months. The reason for this (from memory of what Jason said)...
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BOOT MAKING inside the SOLOVAIR factory: How boots are made!
Просмотров 20 тыс.3 года назад
Have you ever been inside a boot factory? If you haven't, here it is. I went for a factory tour inside the Solovair UK factory. Solovair and their sister company NPS, make shoes and boots not only for themselves but also for many other brands, in fact they make around 45,000 pairs per year. That’s a lot of happy customers. They have been manufacturing out boots out of Northamptonshire since 188...
WOOD TURNING a stair spindle: Wood working craftmanship at its best!
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.3 года назад
Have you ever seen a stair spindle being turned? I had never seen one until I went to Dave Dalby in Heckmondwise, West Yorkshire. He is a pro at turning stair spindles, table legs, pedestals to name a few. Wood turning always amazes me and this was no exception. Dave has taken wood turning one step further and created his own tool to make the spiral feature in the middle of the spindle. Anyone ...
Aluminium casting: Gravity die, sand and high pressure CASTING: Inside the FOUNDRY
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 года назад
Have you ever seen aluminium being cast? I hadn't until I went to pay Alucast a visit in Wednesbury. They are experts in all types of aluminium casting, gravity die, sand and high pressure casting. It's amazing to watch molten metal flow. If you are wondering what the differences are with all the types of casting, I'll do my best to give it a go to explain. Gravity die casting uses gravity (clu...
Dr Marten Factory Tour: How to make a pair of those famous YELLOW stitched boots
Просмотров 34 тыс.3 года назад
This week we have a cracker of a video for you, its a factory tour of Dr Martens UK Factory in Northamptonshire. I went to visit Dr Martens back in October 2019 to see how they make their boots and shoes. Not all the Dr Marten boots that are available come from the UK factory, only a select few of their line. If you are wondering which ones are made in the UK when you are in the shop buying a p...
Manufacturing a Hammer: Tool making at its finest - HAMMER TIME
Просмотров 1 тыс.3 года назад
Have you ever seen a hammer being manufactured? It was something I certainly hadn't but I'm glad I took a morning in Glossop filming Joe and Adrian from Kinetic Customs doing what they do best, MAKING HAMMERS! And by heck they are cracking metalworkers, its tool making at its finest. This video is definitely hammer time. The video shows from start to finish of how Joe and Adrian make their twis...
Woodturning a Jewellery box: How to use a WOOD lathe
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.3 года назад
Earlier this year I had a great day out filming some wicked manufacturing. I went to visit Jason in Cardigan who is a wood turner. He turns all kinds of cracking wood crafts from jewellery boxes to bowls. This particular video is of Jason woodturning a jewellery box using his lathe. Woodturning is a real skill. It's fascinating to see something change so dramatically so quick and to something s...
Manufacturing a Bicycle Frame: Crazy BRAZING skills
Просмотров 56 тыс.3 года назад
A big passion of mine is cycling. It always has been, so last year when I went to film how a bike frame is made, I was pretty excited. I went to visit Lee Cooper, who is a frame builder based just outside of Coventry. He has been making bicycles frame for over 40 years so its fair to say, he's a pro! He knows everything there is to know about bicycle manufacture and his brazing skills are insan...
Manufacturing Glass bottles: How to make MILLIONS of beer bottles per day
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.3 года назад
Have you ever seen a beer bottle being made? I hadn't until I went to visit Encirc Glass in Elton, just outside of Chester. They manufacture glass bottles and they make a lot, a hell of a lot. Here they are manufacturing beer bottles for a well known beer. Proper engineering. They make around 5.5 million bottles per day. The video shows start to finish of the entire process. From the furnace, w...
Hand Forging a Rams Head Fire Poker: Blacksmith craft skills
Просмотров 9923 года назад
Have you ever seen a fire poker being manufactured? Better still, have you ever seen a fire poker in the shape of a rams head being made? Well here it is, some forging at its best. This is Jake Hedge who is a blacksmith that lives and works in Shropshire. He is a champion at his craft and has been crafting metal since 2012. He makes all kinds of metal objects from fire pokers to iron railings t...
Goodyear welting process
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This is a process that is unique to the boot making industry. Basically it's the method that connects the sole to the main part of the boot. The cool bit is that when you have worn your sole out, it can be replaced and a new sole can be added. So these boots are for life. I took this video at Solovair in Northampton. They have been manufacturing boots since 1881, so it's fair to say that they k...
Dr Marten boot production - From start to finish
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A few months ago I was fortunate enough to get a factory tour of the Dr Martens factory in Northampton, UK. It was amazing. I couldn't believe how in around an hour a pair of boots going from pieces of leather and rubber to a famous iconic boot. In the UK factory they make all the vintage range of which they make around 300/350 pairs per day. In a year, they turn out over 100,000 pairs of boots...
Finishing the Dr Marten sole
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Here the finishing touches are being made to the famous Dr Marten boots. The PVC soles are being trimmed giving the ribbed effect. It's amazing to see how such a simple process gives the boot those finishing details.
Melting the Dr Marten soles together
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This is how the two PVC soles are joined together. It's a super simple process that joins the soles together perfectly ever time.
Adding the trademark yellow lace to a Dr Marten boot
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I didn't know but the yellow lace is trademarked and copyrighted. You can't replicate it. Here's how they add they to the Dr Marten boot.
Adding the eyelets to the Dr Marten 1460
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Adding the eyelets to the Dr Marten 1460
Cutting the leather at Dr Martens Northampton Factory
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Cutting the leather at Dr Martens Northampton Factory
Glass bottles coming out the moulds glowing hot - Encirc
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Glass bottles coming out the moulds glowing hot - Encirc
Glass pellets flying into moulds - Encirc
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Glass pellets flying into moulds - Encirc
Wheel Barrow Manufacturing: Bending tubes, welding frames, the entire PROCESS!
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Wheel Barrow Manufacturing: Bending tubes, welding frames, the entire PROCESS!
Wheel barrow frame bending from Bull barrow
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Wheel barrow frame bending from Bull barrow
Is tvis weaker than welding?
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That was superb, definitely going to invest in a pair of Solovairs. Proof you can still make high quality footwear at Home.
Hi ,we are die casting machine manufacturer in China.
Spiral work starts at 12:00
lady with the tattoo on her fingers, i wonber what she looked like back in the 80's
I am operator
C'est quoi comme baguette ? Sinon très beau travail sur ce cadre .Ça donne envie de fabriquer son cadre de vélo perso .
All I know is that every pair I’ve had that said made in Vietnam, was defect… not just Dr. Martens, but every brand, defect if made in Vietnam. Even the China pairs are higher quality. Always the shoeeyelits, never symmetrical. Always uneven on one or both shoes, one shoe being taller than the other, and it seems it’s how the upper is being comnected to the sole that’s the issuebaw to why it’s crocked or not symmetrical, and it’s realy visible!
what I don't understand till this day: NPS shoes produced the shoes in their factory under the brand Doc Martens till '93 or '95 (license expired then?). So: who produced them after '93 / '95 until the production went overseas? And who exactly makes the more expensive 'made in England' now? Are they made at NPS again...?
Solovair are better 😎
About the same, the solovairs felt nice but somehow the MIE docs looked better on my foot so I went with them. Will last forever
Quality content!
Amazing 🤩
Now I know why I bought them. Thanks.
Worked at Wisconsin plant for 9 years. My dad for 47 roughly. One way to describe hot end. Hot. And if you know how to upkeep well you are less than greatly appreciated 🤓
Worked at Wilson NC plant for 3 years loved working in the hotend too bad they shut us down sad😢
green gaucho solovair 10 eyes steel toe would be the perfect boot
Propan butan tlen mosiądz i boraks twardy lut nie spawanie😊😊
Duuuuuudddddeeeeeee, That Is Awwesomeeee….
Good evening, Please when you supply me the wheelbarrow.? Please help me.
Brilliant minds 👌
c'est du très beau travail...bravo!👏
Nice!
Craftsmanship at its very best
So Easy to make. So damned expancive
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Outstanding craftsmanship, a real credit to British manufacturing excellence. I will always support such companies because we can't afford to lose them. Full respect for all the workers.
Very nice comment and I couldn't agree more!
“Handmade” I guess my BMW was handmade as well then? 🤷🏼♀️
Hello, can you guys design a specific frame? I want to built a specific bike for a while know. Just with the file drawing I'm happy. And how much can It be ?
Hi
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Layer after layer of work and material! Outstanding!
Thank you so much for this explanation 👏🏻
Anyone knows how the welting machine is called? Is it really that only these two brands and the asian dr martens divisionuse them?
It’s called a heat welting machine.
@@zombis89fisto Thx
I have a pair coming in from England. God, I hope they fit.
Maestro excelente. Hermoso cordón. Discúlpame mi ignorancia. Esa varilla no se aplica la bora cuando se está soldando.
Creo que el está usando gasflux. El solvente ya va mezclado con el acetileno.
Love these boots.
I have 1490 Ox Blood Red Made in England I love them brand new off eBay last Year
can you tell me what is the cheapest and best steel for bicycle frame
Hi tensile. Crmo a little bit expensive but it has good property than hi ten
is this steel 4130 ?
Yez. Is cromoli.
Doc martens "made in england" 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wow
Please anyone reply ... I want to built steel roadbike can use this process instead of welding and please suggest which is stronger welding or brazing ????
Hi Achal, either brazing or welding is suitable and both will be sufficiently strong. The difference comes with the thickness of the steel tubes. Since welding melts the parent materials together, the tubes have to be thicker and therefore the bike weighs more. With brazing a filler material, usually brass, is melted and bonds the two pieces of metal together. Therefore the tubes are thinner and lighter. Both are strong enough, but both are different in other ways. I think brazing was used in old times since the temperatures are lower, it was easier for people to achieve those temperatures before. Welding required expensive equipment and therefore wasn't used as much. Hope this helps.
You can tig weld a soda can, so the tubing only has to be thick enough to carry the stress that it will be subjected too.
What kind of coating did you spray ?
My 8 hole derby boots are on their way here!
Funny how the way forward is in the past.
Exactly that, nice they are though!
@@EngineeredDAILYTV I'm actually in the process of setting up a small run electric motorcycle frame factory in Bangladesh, seems I need a torch and cylinders 😁
Not good make car
Bike good car bad
This looks very similar to the Dr. Martens How it’s Made video published some years ago and still viewable on RUclips. I have been wearing Doc’s for ten years now. My favourite, MIE 1460 with fish skin inserts. Those are real head turners. Imagine my surprise and delight learning recently that there is an option to Doc Martens. Made in England, very high quality, a shank and muted stitching. I am very happy I discovered Solivair which has renewed my interest in the English made Gibson style shoes. Indeed the Southeast Asian version of Doc’s aren’t very good compared to the MIE products. I will be buying Solivair shoes going forward.
I’m about to order a pair of solovairs and the new mie docs don’t have a shank, I bought a pair back in February and they are a good boots but not for the price, I never got to experience old docs cause of my age
You can have a shank put in during a resole on Docs. If they're ones that are worth resoling.
Thats literally because this factory is the one where they made the original docs once up on a time where they still were called "doc martens by solovair".
I agree that steel is still the best. Aluminum is cheap and light....and wears out through fatigue. Carbon fiber is light and strong but forget repairing it if it it is damaged. I have also seen enough CF joints that broke to realized that they may look good on the outside but often have voids or weak spots. I am an old time bike racer (70s and 80s) and have luged steel frames which are really nice and artistic. I also have a lugless tandem race frame build by the legendary Berrnie Miikkelson in California. The joints on that bike are works of art....every joint is a smooth flowing transition that is flawless. Best part of a lugless brazed frame is that if crashed and damaged, the tubes can easily be replaced and brazed again. Luged frames are a lot more difficult to disassemble and repair those joints AND maintaining structural integrity of the metal.
The Asian made pairs are horrible. I’ve had 3 of the actual Made in England pairs over the past 25 yrs. I do need another pair but the originals are getting harder and harder to find in my size (Men’s US 12) , not to mention the re-sell value is ASTRONOMICAL right now
I’ve can’t comment on the Asian made pairs but the British ones are brill. Mine are going strong after a good few years, not quite 25!
Why brazing and not tig welding which is way stronger?
I’m not entry certain but I think there’s a few issues where welding isn’t always the best option. When brazing, since the parent material isn’t melted, it holds it’s material properties. With welding the metal becomes weaker on the heat effected zone. Another area to consider is with brazing, smaller diameter tubing can be used, which overall reduces the mass of the bicycle. You can also file back a brazed joint giving a visually much better appearance. I think the above reasons are why brazing is often chosen over welding for bicycle frames.
Brazing is plenty strong for bicycle frames.
Brazing is used in the Indian sub continent for the rickshaws and bicycle van frames. I have personally loaded a touch over 815kg on a cycle van plus myself on top (65kg) and have heard of over 1000kg of heavy industrial machinery being transported on them. I assume they've realised that from all the common forms of welding, brazing is the strongest, although everyone refers to it here as 'pitol' welding which actually means brass... which I think is a mis reference to the actual rods they use. They look brassy in colour.
It can also be filed down to five the look of invisible seams.
Did you see the amount of brass ? That amount of brass is as strong as tig would be.