Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Wixyification says : so that's what I was seeing when I was watching with my shuttle bobbin open. I thought I had threaded it wrong when I saw the top thread forming a big loop around the bobbin. Fascinating! The animations and big models make everything super clear.>> <<@Blueberries495 says : I have always been thinking whoever invented a sewing machine is a genius. And I am so glad that your vid confirms my thought! Thank you!!>> <<@christopheburr2220 says : You should see how they make pantyhose. Its a wild machine and extremely complex.>> <<@leeverink32 says : Imagine how many miles of threat is sown in 10 years between the moon and earth. must be milions.>> <<@Jorge-zj4vv says : Excelente!>> <<@DougGrinbergs says : Fascinating! Thanks🙏👍>> <<@Veptis says : We learned to sow in school. I done a whole dress among other things. For this year of carnival... I modified my costume with a sowing machine. It's such a great skill to have.>> <<@TheMosturgent says : So much of false information. stop spreading lies.>> <<@atanasmollov4127 says : This video is so brilliant.>> <<@jakeyjakey4018 says : the lock stitch was not invented to make a sewing machine. it was already invented🙄 the host is a moron>> <<@oddshot60 says : I own a Singer "Improved Family" that was built in 1883. It sews as good now as when it did over 140 years ago. Whats more, I do believe that this machine will still be sewing wonderfully in another 150 years. Singer may not have invented the sewing machine, but he sure did build a good one and sold a lot of them.>> <<@RuralGoneRogue says : I so much appreciate you including how much our consumption of clothes has changed. And how wasteful we are as a species.>> <<@hobbyhermit66 says : When I was a younger kid, I watched a hay baler tying knots in twine to secure the bales. Still haven't figured that out. It knots and cuts the twine in one process.>> <<@markom9324 says : I do not understand how is vibrating shuttle attached to the rest of the machine. It seems that loop is made every time around the entire shuttle.>> <<@JacopoSantelli says : The chain stitch is currently used in some applications where it's ability to come apart quickly becomes a feature, like for BBQ charcoal bags>> <<@yashgamer397 says : Waste of time 😢>> <<@lindawagner5890 says : Great video! Keep up the good work of recognizing the unsung inventors that have improved our lives. Thanks.>> <<@vanapallivanapalli2895 says : Great inventors.. brilliant people !!>> <<@Dcolbyable says : My Great, Great, Great, Grandfather invented the sewing machine, Elysian Howe>> <<@tahah.babikir7698 says : It is a thought that kept haunting me, how do these things work?>> <<@imgrindin says : i need to get a sewing machine. Miss my grandma's old hide-a-way singer machine desk. Thing flipped right upside down and on the bottom a piece of hardwood that matched the desk and then blam, dual purpose functioning machine. thing was awesome. I just recently got back into sewing, my wife and suegro thought i was crazy seeing a man sew. They are from Mexico and they arent used to that. Bought some mickey mouse fabric and made a reusable diaper for our frenchie puppy with velcro straps. Also made it with velcro inside so i could use my wifes pads since they also have a sticky back, it never gets blood because they are good pads. Once its been a bit, peel it off, swap in a new one, no need for diapers. My son wanted to be fantasia sorcerer mickey for halloween so did my own freehand robe out of a crushed red velvet, came out fuckin beautiful. They didnt think i could. Also, that giant yarn they make worked wonders instead of trying to find a gold rope to cut, looked picture perfect to what mickey wore. I didnt make the cowl but thats the only downside. He wants to be Kylo Ren or possibly Anakin next year, so im already drafting up a jedi robe. Hand stitched, just like gramma did for one of my costumes. fun past time and honestly ive had some family wanting to make a dress for my god daughter, maybe found a good side hustle.>> <<@nukehunterlp1371 says : Funny that with watching this video I keep myself from finally repairing my 1950s Pfaff mechanical sewing machine to finally put it back to labour...>> <<@SajalGarg-o7q says : Your channel is pure brilliance>> <<@nzubeokigbo2444 says : Thanks for this video, I have always wondered how sewing machines work>> <<@netkissa says : I own a sewing machine and use it regularly. I have seen the innards of it while maintaining and fixing issues. But what I didn't know was how we got from hand sewing to the modern machines. And that was beautifully explained. Thanks.>> <<@Pokigams says : @Veritasium can you make a video about fabric machine in series.>> <<@keepopan4707 says : I always wonders this lol>> <<@08elk1954 says : I loved this video. I have a Kenmore from the early 1980’s and it’s in spectacular condition. I keep it lubed (and serviced every so often) but have never quite understood exactly how the lockstitch works. Also, thanks to KiwiCo for sponsoring! I pay for a subscription for my grandson, and he loves the crates every month. When I signed him up I provided his age, and earlier this year when he turned 12, KiwiCo automatically moved him to a more advanced and challenging series of projects. Those crates are always interesting and challenging for him and he just can’t wait for new ones.>> <<@Jahid-Sewing-Machine-Store says : Wonderful I enjoyed watching the video>> <<@dancingrook8553 says : 16:16 average 130 garments....that is insane... I have no where near that many garments general clothes 6 shirts, 6 pants, pajamas 3 tshirts, 3 footy shorts 3 jackets 6 pairs of socks 6 pairs underwear I'm sure there's guys out there with even less clothes but my goodness 130....it's just unneeded lol>> <<@manjitahzan9577 says : Rowan ??? Is that you ???>> <<@AdrianBoyko says : 10:00 The asymmetry of the threads is killing me. ☠️>> <<@Faades says : Fascinating history, though it still takes 12 hours for me to sew a shirt 😂>> <<@ko-ne-de-do says : Where do you get all this knowledge sir? I want it too.>> <<@sabrinatscha2554 says : Ok, so why aren’t all hand held needles double-sided? It seems to make so much more sense that way.>> <<@Imintune... says : Singer was not the inventor of sewing machine but mass produced it like Henry Ford did for cars and made it affordable for the ppl.>> <<@JeremyMendez-yh8vh says : I wanna build a sowing machine that gives you a handy at the same time.>> <<@pperrinuk says : You missed a huge additional change from hand stitching and mechanical - handstitching requires the entire remaining length of thread to be drawn through every hole. Imagine the time and friction and wear that causes. Sewing machines lay down the thread as they go. I suspect this was the main driver in developing other stitches - avoiding the need to pull a huge length of thread through each time.>> <<@realamerican1555 says : Well made video>> <<@AriTu-lv7lz says : So it wasn't made by one person, men made them better and better each time to make life easier for women.>> <<@mastermill79 says : 5:26 The "Damn you ai!" of its time 😂>> <<@tsunamisands says : so that's why there's a groove in my sewing machine needles!>> <<@ReScqAkaPantee says : 5:26 That wasn´t an "uproar" ... more like a rage, a [read with metal voice] Rage Against the Machine!>> <<@bentway2836 says : what's with the scam ads youtube serves with your videos? I have personalized ad tracking off and the ads I get shown are all weird AI- dubbed scams. really turns me off of watching your videos on yt>> <<@MiklPis says : As a scientist, you should know that there are more than the two genders, man and woman - even biology has intersex gender (1.7 % of the population). The text on the screen got it right; you could just say "per person". :)>> <<@insertchannel666 says : No, we shouldn't blame sewing machines. We should blame fast fashion and peoples need to flock to the newest, trendiest thing at any given second of any given day.>> <<@alanbutcherer4907 says : How to make a guy enjoy sewing⬆️>> <<@kairysisKrantas says : Why I need to know this?>> <<@SaintsofAvalon says : I have a vintage " ESSEX " machine where all the mechanism is external built around a skeleton frame . Tiny machine created after WW2 to save on materials to meet the need for making clothes at a time when none were available and at a price to allow everyone to own one .>> <<@B_uttcrumbs says : I call it the scary hand stabbing machine.>>