The process of mass producing compasses. The last compass factory in Japan, 80 years old.
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- The process of mass producing compasses. The last compass factory in Japan, 80 years old.
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ほとんど手作業なのが驚き。海外発注の100円なんかのだともっと自動化しているのだろうけど、信頼性のある職人が作ったコンパスを使いたいね。
Yes, even though I have a watch that has a compass feature, this compass caught my attention with its retro design
日本有很多手工的產品。其品質好，且物美價廉。
Congratulations, you just paid the master for expensive leather shoes and threw a lot of money down the drain)
They are assembling pieces of a product, this is not called "craftsmanship". Children in China do this for free.
安い中国製品もあるがやはりこうした「丁寧で真摯」なモノ造りは日本人ならでは。忘れられがちな日本人の誇りである本質が詰まっている。
まさしく値段以上のコストパフォーマンスがある。
こういう製品は見ているとたまらなく「いとおしい」
素晴らしい動画でした。
@@MultiKumar321But a plastic compass will not survive “several generations.” Several years of use - and it will become covered with scratches, chips, and will be thrown away as unusable.
このコンパス工場を見ることができてとてもうれしいです。経験を共有してくれてありがとう、
そして結果は驚くべきものです👍
I've been watching videos from this channel for a bit now and after working for an entirely Japanese run company I can appreciate how important is to product quality for every step of any operation to be taken very seriously despite how difficult it is to maintain 1% or less defect rates and something I would prefer more places in the world adopt
спасибо японским дедам за верность традициям
素晴らしい、誇りに思います。職人さんと企業のモノづくりの姿勢に頭が下がります。
けもの道を進んでしまい完全に迷ってしまった。
お守りとして持っていった地形図とコンパスに助けられた。
10年以上前にボーイスカウトで練習した使い方を必死で思い出して稜線にたどり着くことができた。
I love the extra vacuum test step after sealing - test for air bubbles and leaks all in one.
Totally hand made excellent. I wonder if young people know how to use a compass and paper map with Google maps so easy these days
I still carry one as a backup incase my phone or GPS unit fail. But I am ancient.
@@johnfenn I don't carry a compass but I can read a map and use a compass if necessary it may be a lost skill if you're not a scout as a kid
Sadly most do not, most young people do not know how to tell time on a analog clock, all they have seen is digital displays. As a Surveyor I taught all of my children how to use a map, compass and scale. They have done the same with their children, some things are simple skills we need to pass along.
My Girl Scouts were taught how to use a compass on a map and for land navigation, hope they still remember!!
Many (most) schools here in Sweden teach it as part of the curriculum. and orienteering is popular, we are talking 1% of population taking part in countrywide event each year so... here at least most are familiar with the process.
ほぼ手作りなのに、厳しい製品検査を行っているのがすごいです。
思っていた以上に手間ひまかかっていて驚いた
家内工業みたいな感じで作ってるなんて初めてしった🤔
Fascinating all the way through.
Japonêses são excelentes em tudo que fabricam, melhores do mundo em vários setores, um exemplo de capacidade, disciplina e perseverança! No Brasil somos fã dos produtos japonêses! 💪🏻 Saudações a todo Japão!
Japanese excellence and perfection!
Respect from Italy 🇮🇹
磁化された鉄板かなんかから指針を作ると思っていたら、指針作ってから一気に磁化させていたとは!
後、手作り製があることもびっくり、機械で大量生産しているものしか無いと思ってた。
今はスマホに標準装備だからなかなか単品でのコンパスの使用シーンなんかなかなか無いけれど、こういう手作りのコンパスって持っていたいな
Beautiful hand made product
オリエンテーリングと登山コンパスでお世話になってます。炎天下に放置しても、泡ができずに感心してます。
日本人制作物件真的很用心！我喜欢❤
That was truly interesting. I have been using and, for forty years, these compasses. It was good to see the manufacturing process.
Love these videos. However - When they all on the same table with the same influence - Should they not all be pointing in the same directions direction ? many seems to be pointing in different directions !! seems to be a fundamental requirement of a compass - even a slight difference could mean getting lost or falling off a cliff??
@@YouTViewer If they were al pointing in the same direction, it is then I would feel nervous about using them! One of the first things you learn about using compasses in the field is that they are affected by any kind of magnetic influence. For this reason, you would not, for example, 1) lay your map on a car bonnet/hood, and take a bearing from it, 2) hold your compass on on adjacent to a brick or stone wall, 3) be near a high voltage electric transmission cable, I am sure you get the picture - because all of these generate a magnetic field of various intensities. Any magnetic influence will cause the needle in these sensitive compasses to point other than towards the poles. You saw that the first process in their manufacture was to magnetise the needles, so these too will affect each other as you have witnessed. Simply by moving any of them away from the others and it will very soon settle down and do its job of pointing to the poles. Picking up on your last point, some people have been known to walk over cliffs and other equally dramatic means of ending their walking careers, however, the reasons are unlikely to have ever included a working compass. The usual problems include, untrained users of compasses, untrained users of maps (so they had no idea where they were in the first place), people who ignore the weather conditions, idiots who are trying to look hard and heroic when they do not understand the environment or the geological conditions around them. All of these reasons are way, way, way further up the list of problems likely to cause death than a compass.
@@YouTViewerEach compass has it’s own magnetic field, so put a few of them close enough and they’ll start to affect each other’s arrow orientation.
I love this video. So excited to watch a whole process. Fantastic works
Wonderful Japanese quality. Some of the finest things in the world have been made in Japan. Such high quality.
6:18 Some NICE shoes!
Wife and I were on a pilgrimage in Europe and came upon a group of young people trying to compass and map read. They ended up sort of following us as they had no clue where they were or where they were going. Still need some map skills when out of cell coverage.
Гугл карты нормально работают без интернета и связи для этого есть GPS
Howdy from Temple, Texas, USA! An awesome process, thank you for showing it to us!
Thank you for this all-encompassing video.
Good for camp, survival, bushcraft, n to the jungle.
Fascinating 👍
А чего они на последнем кадре где разные виды - все в разные стороны показывают?
Японское качество!
Когда компаса близко друг к другу, их стрелки и притягиваются друг к другу. Это нормально
I love this video! At the same time we can call this "mass production" it's all so hand done that it's not much more sophisticated than the basic division-of-labor pin making described by Adam Smith two centuries ago.
worker got a rolex watch
@@user-dq4sh2mt8l Owner.
i really enjoyed this video
コンパスと地図があればサバイバル生存率が高まる気になるのでとってもGOOD🤩
iPhoneにもコンパスあるけどアレはバッテリー無くなったら使えんしね
I used to play orienteering when younger. Finding your way around with a compass can be super fun :)
There were an awful lot of those pointing in different directions, a very large number of them actually.
I noticed that, but you'll notice it's by horizontal line. I suspect some of the lines are on a table with a magnetic steel crossbar.
They are interfering with each other.
Olden days people in India traversed dense equatorial jungle using Sun's location. Also beetal leaves when dropped in water the stem side points North. I tried once and found it to be true.
Что-то уже на этапе сборки они все по разному показывают.
Японцы... Что с них взять?
Страна маленькая, куда ни пойди - один фиг не заблудишься.
Thankyou so much. It was a very interesting process !
Adimiro muito a organização de vcs do Japão.
Wonderful to watch, thank you for sharing :-)
Not a single job in this video looks like something I could do for more than 5-10 minutes. Imagine being the guy who picks up the not-yet-snapped pieces with your right hand and then puts it on the little press, presses the foot pedal and then picks up the now-snapped together compass with his left hand. Imagine doing that hour after hour, day after day, month after month and year after mind deadening year.
You must be quite spoiled
@@pomprocks No, I had jobs just as bad and just as mind deadening. Then I went back to school so I would never have to do that again.
Judging by the pants & shoes, it's the same senior gentleman doing many of the steps throughout the process, including the press - I'm sure these are also quality control checks as well. Probably no more than three or four individuals all told (family business?), with many different models made, so it's not quite as mindless as all that. (I can't imagine their demand/volumes are all that high these days.) Plus, this was just assembly, with no parts fabrication shown (injection molding and printing the plastic, stamping and printing the needles, making & coiling the lanyards, vac-forming the bubble packaging and printing the backing), some of which is undoubtedly outsourced and so requires supplier coordination, receiving and warehousing.
However, it IS factory work, and it's not for everyone. It'd be interesting to know if there's an apprentice/successor in the company.
What I find most interesting is the specialist equipment used, like the buffing machine with the conveyor -- if they're the last compass maker in Japan, it's probably decades old and is the only machine of its kind around. Others, like the vacuum chamber, look homegrown.
@@mikepetersen2927 I actually agree that the specialized tools used in factories, be it jigs, special power tools and various machines can be quite fascinating. Supporting these things is also rewarding work. Machinists (tool and die makers) make the specialized jigs and press inserts and the like which an engineering team would have made the specifications.. There is a ton of interesting work in a factory. But not this stuff shown in the video. Now, maybe if the guy has a 75 eye cue (I know), it's not that mind dumbing.
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Furthermore, from the looks of it, every single step shown in this process would be fairly easy to automate, but would require large capital investment. There probably isn't enough demand to warrant all new production equipment. This equipment they have has probably long since fully depreciated and with little expense, at least in financing.
Do you have a job, a career, IRL? Come back when you do.
Wonderful job 🎉
本当にお疲れ様でした、よろしくお願いします😁❤
Hand Made in Japan really means hand made in Japan. I would like one of those.
THese have got to be some really expensive compasses
I have several from this company. Extremely durable and they don’t leak.
Where (In USA) can you purchase these from?
Pantas saja banyak produk unik, ternyata mereka telaten dan tulus saat bekerja.
製造過程で複数隣接してる時に向きが揃ってないのは、包囲磁石同士が近接してて他の磁界ができてるから狂ってるだけ？
ある程度距離離したら綺麗に向きが北に向くのかな？
Really nice to watch, but I missed where they painted the red lines on the plastic.
Any chance that all compasses show correct north? Regards.
Посмотрел с насаждением. Спасибо за такие видео!
Bonjour, Merci pour la qualité de vos vidéos et d'avoir inclus les sous-titres en français. Magnifique travail : )
youtube traduit automatiquement les titres dans la langue choisie, je vois leurs titres en anglais par exemple: "The process of mass producing compasses. The last compass factory in Japan, 80 years old." est ce que je vois.
15:48職人さんのビンテージロレックスとコンパスの絵面が良く合っている。
👍 Good work.
Я хочу себе такой компас!
عمل جميل ورائع والاروع ساعة الرجل من نوع رولكس
كانت أغلب الهواتف النقاله تحتوي على بوصله لغرض تحديد الاتجاهات على الارض والخرائط.. اما اليوم فهذه الميزه غير متوفره في بعض الاجهزه النقالة وخصوصا سامسونغ.. وان توفرت فهي افضل من عمل البوصله البلاستيكيه التي تنتج في بعض الدول ومنها اليابان.. حيث كانت البوصلات القديمه تصنع من النحاس او المعدن الذي لايتاثر بالمغناطيس من اجل الحفاظ عليها وسهولة حملها وعدم تكسرها شأنها شأن الساعة اليدوية... شكرا لكم على الانتاج الرائع خدمة للانسانيه وسهولة المعرفة والتنقل في اي مكان... احترامي..
Mantap boz qu👍👍
生産のプロセスも興味深いがGPSとGLONASSにより正確な位置信号が受信できてエベレスト山頂でさえ５Gの携帯電話が使える現在どのような人がコンパスを必要としているのか流通先も知りたい。
アラビアのロレンスか？
作るとこ見てたら、コレ欲しくなったw
Κλασική ιαπωνική αξιοπιστία. Όσο πιο απλό τόσο πιο καλό!
Buying 2 of their compasses because of this video. For me and my 5yo son. Teaching him classical map navigation...
That's a great idea. 😊
I didn't understand how stainless steel ball fixed i plastic body. They just placed ball in hole and slightly press by hand.
着磁する機械にハードディスク入れたらいいですね 一瞬で消える
昔 林業やってて お世話になってました オイルじゃなくて 水❔
jeepのshimmyに耐えられなくて磁針が飛んだりしたことあります
フローティング方式もいいですよ
This has to be a premium brand. I figure the Chinese can churn a sea container of these ever 15 minutes.
物作り日本の原点😊
No es por nada, pero no deberían marcar todas la misma dirección? No me gustaría depender de una brújula de estas si me pierdo
As time goes by, people rarely use compass as they mostly depend on GPS. I have two compasses in my possession and use them when I go hunting at forest. I currently live at countryside.
That was more interesting than I thought it would be.
I would like to have seen how they put the parallel lines on the back of the clear case.
I cruised timber when i was younger, i feel sentimentaly attached to my compass still. So many miles, so many readings.
こんなコンパスを使って登山していました
Người Nhật sản xuất những đồ vật nhỏ, Nhưng lãi suất cao. Người Nhật OK 🇯🇵👍.
手作業で作って頂いてたとは驚きです。地球というのは丸く、北半球のコンパスは南半球では使えないと聞きます。伏角を考えて針のバランスを取らないといけないので、ほんとに大変な仕事だと思います。
surprisingly quite labour intensive.
2:20 Виходить, що точність компасу залежить від того як людина покладе стрілку на дошку? Можна було б зробити елементарний шаблон для такої роботи! А так компанія не заслуговує довіри.
А почему все они показывают в разные стороны?)
When they are next to other compasses the needles all interact. Move them apart and they will point to magnetic north. The correction you need to make for true North is written on the map you are using.
@@wjohnstevens nice 👌
None of the compasses were pointing in the same direction 😅
Must because either the store has so many compasses than interfere with all the other compasses.
Or the location they are in, has a really unstable magnetic force.
Each compass in one diferent direcion 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I've been watched from São Paulo City Brazil. Congratulations for this video.
「コンパス」って言われると、方位磁針じゃなくてぶんまわしを思い浮かべる
ПРОЦВЕТАНИЯ ВАМ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!
Neat.
既に方位バラバラやん😂
この会社のコンパス一つは持っておきたいですね。どこで買えるんだろ？
The needles are all over the place.
A third of them point anywhere but north. 😂
They're following magnetic field lines. There's a magnet close by.
Where to find them?
у меня есть компас этой фабрики. Очень дорожу им. В Японии умеют делать классные вещи.
Remember when you use this compass keep this in mind…….Grid to mag add ….mag to grid get rid…..that is the mag variation….interesting video thank you …Michael..Devon UK
Makes you womder how many compasses a country can need.
some compasses point north, others completely different... I wouldn't have the courage to get lost with these compasses!!!
There's a magnet close by and they're following magnetic field lines, not a situation you'd be in when in actual use unless you're near some magnetite. Sprinkle iron filings/dust on and around a magnet, field lines become visible.
Precision at its finest.
9:12 Cool lift!
これからも迷える我々を導いてください。
those crocs were crying for retirement
Nhà máy sản xuất la bàn của Nhật Bản, Quá tuyệt vời. Định hướng cho tàu thuyền trên biển, Phải chính xác 🇯🇵👍.
With gps on cell fones the compass is like the old buggy whips... not needed except by a few.
Compasses don't need batteries.
@@LordDustinDeWynd I agree... I have a nice Brunton pocket transit myself...
@@tubedude54 I'm jealous! 🙃😉 Got a bunch of mil-surp ones, though.
@@LordDustinDeWynd Was my fathers... he was a geologist.
Until the power goes out.
В СССР был самый знаменитый компас Андрианова.
Такая трудозатрата на производство компаса, как в этом видео, как то оправдана?
@@keramzitJo , разумеется, оправдана.
@@user-sf6pd6vi4c чем, если не секрет? Он от этого точнее, стабильнее?
Чем он лучше чем произведенных массово
Army basic training had to pass use of compass and paper maps. That was 30 years ago.
Super❤🎉
such a quality product needs a better packing design !