I saw a different method of using silk cocoons and see that spinning directly from the cocoons is something I’d like to try. I have a Mulberry tree and would like to try my hand at raising them for the silk.
Do you know how brocades are made? Weaving complex patterns with various dyed threads would be insanely expensive and yet I can´t see how a machine would do this.
@@chandrabaruah6877 there are generally termed as wild silk as in found in forests and are not grown as per the condition as how we grow in case of our mulberry
@@corvuscorone7735 The boiling is to kill the moth / silk worm inside it, they are burned alive that way. Damaged cocoons don't need to be boiled, but it can help loosen up the thread for an easier draw.
@@dr.lexwinter8604 Thank you, :) I have since experimented/spun with hatched (i.e. damaged) cocoons myself and boiling before seemed necessary for me at least to get at the actual thread.
I’m pretty sure they’re killing all the worms that wanted to evolve into beautiful months 😭why don’t you just let them hatch first and take the cocoon when it’s empty shxnsjwiskks
Your mere existence is bound to kill something, especially with the amount of industrial production today. Animals die so we can have silk, leather and meat. Pesticides kill countless bugs and other small animals so we can have maximum grown produce. At least being boiled like this would be a quick death.
The adults have no mouth and starve to death within a week; just long enough to mate. As a pupae, they're likely only semi conscious. So which would you prefer? Semi conscious smothering, or fully alert starvation?
@@zweibomb A lot of virtue signalling at the behest of temple priests pretending to be virtuous and all when in reality they are the most corrupt of them all.
@@iuliusravas2164 Silk moths do not have mouths and are subsequently doomed to starve to death. They also damage their cocoons beyond use once they emerge _ Rapscallion Reviews
The preview image on this video is deceiving
I saw a different method of using silk cocoons and see that spinning directly from the cocoons is something I’d like to try. I have a Mulberry tree and would like to try my hand at raising them for the silk.
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You deserve it
Do you know how brocades are made? Weaving complex patterns with various dyed threads would be insanely expensive and yet I can´t see how a machine would do this.
Good that I found you. Now tell me, engineer, how you find the beginning of the thread
Sir I. Have a. Question why Eri cocoons r spinned instead of reeling?
@@chandrabaruah6877 there are generally termed as wild silk as in found in forests and are not grown as per the condition as how we grow in case of our mulberry
So are the damaged cocoons also boiled in hot water before or can you spin directly from the cocoon?
damaged cocoons also boiled
@@TextileVlog thank you =)
@@corvuscorone7735 The boiling is to kill the moth / silk worm inside it, they are burned alive that way. Damaged cocoons don't need to be boiled, but it can help loosen up the thread for an easier draw.
@@dr.lexwinter8604 Thank you, :) I have since experimented/spun with hatched (i.e. damaged) cocoons myself and boiling before seemed necessary for me at least to get at the actual thread.
I always wanted to know this process
Thanks for watching. 😊
is the reel quality different than automatic machines... heard somewhere the reeling quality depends on machine used..
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Hi, I'm from tamilnadu, India.
I'm very interested may I know where I will buy that small Mechine...
please one vidio welvet febric par bhi banao please.welvet fiber kese ready kiya jaata hai please. 🌍
Okay, we will work on it. can you add what kind of information do you want??
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Very nice and helpful video
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hello, I'm wondering if the yellow kokan is natural or the color is yellow, or does the silkworm feed on a different mixture?
The white cocoon is foreign and the yellow cocoon is Bengali cocoon they’re both nature but different in variety perhaps
Do they boil the unhatched silkworm?
Yes. This is Genocide.
Yes however they have already been dried and passed away from that
@@baygizz genocide? 😂😂😂
@@iuliusravas2164 Actually, larvacide
Omg how is that possible. The thread pulling
Thanks for watching. 😊
हेलो भाई जी लकड़ी वाले मसीन के बारे में बताइए हमें भी बनाना है
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Thanks for watching. 😊
The thumbnail wasn't even in the video!
How can you kill silk w9rm
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Thank you so much 😀
Hey where exactly is this reeling centre. Can I know?
Its in Rajshahi, Bangladesh
How to buy silk thread sir,
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Thanks for watching. 😊
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Thanks for watching.
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there is a lot of noise
I’m pretty sure they’re killing all the worms that wanted to evolve into beautiful months 😭why don’t you just let them hatch first and take the cocoon when it’s empty shxnsjwiskks
Silk moths do not have mouths and are subsequently doomed to starve to death. They also damage their cacoons beyond use once they emerge
Poor silkwarms are getting killd...disappointing
Your mere existence is bound to kill something, especially with the amount of industrial production today. Animals die so we can have silk, leather and meat. Pesticides kill countless bugs and other small animals so we can have maximum grown produce. At least being boiled like this would be a quick death.
The adults have no mouth and starve to death within a week; just long enough to mate. As a pupae, they're likely only semi conscious. So which would you prefer? Semi conscious smothering, or fully alert starvation?
@@cable2486 They are worms, they live in "the now" they do not care about tomorrow or yesterday.
@@zweibomb A lot of virtue signalling at the behest of temple priests pretending to be virtuous and all when in reality they are the most corrupt of them all.
Human is always cruel for his comfort he kills the unhatched silkmoth 😔😔
Yes they do.
@@iuliusravas2164 Silk moths do not have mouths and are subsequently doomed to starve to death. They also damage their cocoons beyond use once they emerge
_ Rapscallion Reviews
@@Yes..imAyushi yes i know and actually i dont really care... I mean not gona cry for them. Just said for our friends the hard facts. :))
@@iuliusravas2164 Then you don't really need to cement, either. You're just stirring the pot to be contrary.
@@cable2486 yeah....be toxic 👌
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