※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※ ※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※ 제품문의(Product Inquiries): bit.ly/3xEFLBl (e-조은캔들) 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com -I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made. -팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다. Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
They call it "ASMR" (or "autonomous sensory meridian response") and then there's entire genre of "ASMR videos" on YT. But yes, in this video the author did make a great job of recording all the sounds - the "bubbly" sound of poured molten paraffin, the clank and jingle-jangle of candles striking each other, and all that.
@@Factory_Monster I did! North Korea is not as bad as I thought 😜. Jokes aside thank you for the tours you do and the respect for the workers at the factorys you visit
This video reminds me of the time "long ago" when I, an adolescent kid back then, tried my skills at making candles... Watching this I could almost smell the the aroma of molten paraffin coming off of the screen ;-) I actually managed to get quite decent results considering the "equipment" that was at my disposal, and accidentally developed a new decorative technique (so to speak) - one day I decided to put a freshly cast and barely set candle about 6 cm in diameter (just under 2.5") into a freezer to speed up the cooling process - which did work, but due to deep and rapid cooling the paraffin cracked. The candle held together OK, just like a regular non-cracked one, but the cracks produced an intricate and interesting optical pattern in semi-transparent/ translucent whitish paraffin. ...but I digress here, and the reason I decided to comment is that rather funny CC line at 10:20, reading: *_Buddhism, Roman Catholic, Christian etc_* At first it looks like "Roman Catholic" is something other than "Christian" (actually, this should follow the "Buddhism" pattern, i.e. "Roman Catholicism" and "Christianity" - as "Roman Catholic" and "Christian" means "a person following this faith", like "a Buddhist") - but in fact Roman Catholic Church is the oldest "Western" denomination of Christianity (the first "officially Christian" country in Europe - culturally speaking - was Armenia). "Roman", because it was "based" in Rome (Constantine the Great was the first Roman emperor who officially converted to Christianity in 337 AD), "Catholic" comes from a Greek word "katholikos" meaning "universal". And all the "other" Christian denominations (Protestants, Evangelicals, Baptist and what not) are much much younger Christian Churches, as they are all offshoots of Protestant Reformation, which took place only in XVI century (i.e. AFTER 1500 AD, well over a thousand years latter). Also, I guess you meant (could mean) "Buddhists, Roman Catholics and other Christians" (or "Christian denominations") but the way you have written this line suggests like "Roman Catholics" are something different than "Christians" - which looks kinda funny.
In a candle factory, the mass production process involves melting wax, pouring it into molds, adding fragrance and color, cooling, and packaging. It's a meticulous yet efficient operation, where every step is carefully executed to ensure quality candles are produced day in and day out.
6:38. just make the shame shape as the mold in 2d on top of the mold in a long plate. Etch the edges of the circles with knives. when a person slides them up, the candles detach. no more need for all the hand combing. single simple movement - UI designer
Here in germany candles are either used as decoration, as a light source or for ceremonial purposes such as for after funeral rituals. What is often done is that graves get these candles that burn for upwards of 30 days, placed there by the family of whoever lies burried there. I seriously have no clue what the purpose of that is though.
So many big candles! I wonder who would use so many candles, I doubt South Korea would need so many. Are they sold to places in the world with little electricity? Edit: I'm so dumb, I commented this right before I saw that they're used a lot in religion lol
The wicks are drawn through the bottom of the mold cavity, surrounded by wax, and then pulled out of the top of the cavity. What prevents the wax from leaking out of the bottom of the mold?
Большой Шведский Магазин продаёт "свечу нагревательную", которая сделана из аэрированного (надутого) парафина. Если её перетопить - парафина окажется вдвое меньше, чем было. Вот посмотреть технологию такого надувательства!
Thanks for Showing Us Ur Factory🏬 👍We like The Wish Fullfillment idea🕯Nice wrapping😊They don't do that here🙃 We burn candles Every night🕯🪔😇 5/4/24✨️9:20pm
I wish more people would know the flag difference and not come into the comments with the most obvious answer to the most obvious question. NOW for my own obvious question! The red part of the wish-fulfillment candle looks like it has antenna and this makes me wonder if it is a cricket or some kind of other insect?
Blah Blah Powder for harness... 😂 But yes, we are using candles. On Easter, in Advent and Christmas. Sometimes in May to honor the godmother Mary. Yes, I'm Roman Catholic, living in Germany. 👍
Indian candles from dried rose petals and dried flowers after wedding occasion, from temple waste garland can be used in candle making processing. For farmers wife alternative income during free time.female co- operative banks with help of Karnataka bank cooperative bank and public sector bank like canara bank,sbi bank fully govt owned for providing loan based on the number of economically weak .check repayment option based on annual income of the family members. Ban free bies from congress manifesto.
ما يجوز نشر صور نساء متبرجات أو خضوعهن بالقول ونشر وسماع الموسيقى، واللعب بالنرد والقمار وتصوير ذوات الأرواح وتغيير خلق الله والعلاقات المحرمة بين الجنسين Islam is the right way, I really wish you learn about it, search about it, of course you will love it (En Shaa Allah)
※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※
※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※
제품문의(Product Inquiries): bit.ly/3xEFLBl (e-조은캔들)
촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com
-I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made.
-팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다.
Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
1:05 you fool, you told me the secret ingredient "Blah Blah powder for hardness" now i can start my own candle empire!
Even if you know it not easy to built up the set up so easy
That pouring sound is incredible! :)
They call it "ASMR" (or "autonomous sensory meridian response") and then there's entire genre of "ASMR videos" on YT. But yes, in this video the author did make a great job of recording all the sounds - the "bubbly" sound of poured molten paraffin, the clank and jingle-jangle of candles striking each other, and all that.
"Blah Blah Powder for hardness" 🤣
Hope you enjoyed the whole process :)
@@Factory_Monster I did! North Korea is not as bad as I thought 😜. Jokes aside thank you for the tours you do and the respect for the workers at the factorys you visit
Lol, yup.
It's stearin: stearic acid, can be natural from palm trees.
lol
Irony huh
As always, brilliant video. I'm so glad you don't put any silly music over the original sound.
Btw, my kids, 5 and 7 love the videos!
5:54 Most satisfying for me to watch and listen to, the release from the mold.
I enjoyed the whole video. Cheers!
These keep getting better and better. Especially the production and audio. Thankyou. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Quy trình sản xuất ra cây nến phải trải qua rất nhiều công đoạn, cảm ơn người bạn đã ghi nhận hình ảnh, luôn ủng hộ những Video mới nhất
every type of candle possible from yellow to the rarest of rare, white candle
Excellent video! Thanks!
cool
This video reminds me of the time "long ago" when I, an adolescent kid back then, tried my skills at making candles... Watching this I could almost smell the the aroma of molten paraffin coming off of the screen ;-)
I actually managed to get quite decent results considering the "equipment" that was at my disposal, and accidentally developed a new decorative technique (so to speak) - one day I decided to put a freshly cast and barely set candle about 6 cm in diameter (just under 2.5") into a freezer to speed up the cooling process - which did work, but due to deep and rapid cooling the paraffin cracked. The candle held together OK, just like a regular non-cracked one, but the cracks produced an intricate and interesting optical pattern in semi-transparent/ translucent whitish paraffin.
...but I digress here, and the reason I decided to comment is that rather funny CC line at 10:20, reading:
*_Buddhism, Roman Catholic, Christian etc_*
At first it looks like "Roman Catholic" is something other than "Christian" (actually, this should follow the "Buddhism" pattern, i.e. "Roman Catholicism" and "Christianity" - as "Roman Catholic" and "Christian" means "a person following this faith", like "a Buddhist") - but in fact Roman Catholic Church is the oldest "Western" denomination of Christianity (the first "officially Christian" country in Europe - culturally speaking - was Armenia).
"Roman", because it was "based" in Rome (Constantine the Great was the first Roman emperor who officially converted to Christianity in 337 AD), "Catholic" comes from a Greek word "katholikos" meaning "universal". And all the "other" Christian denominations (Protestants, Evangelicals, Baptist and what not) are much much younger Christian Churches, as they are all offshoots of Protestant Reformation, which took place only in XVI century (i.e. AFTER 1500 AD, well over a thousand years latter).
Also, I guess you meant (could mean) "Buddhists, Roman Catholics and other Christians" (or "Christian denominations") but the way you have written this line suggests like "Roman Catholics" are something different than "Christians" - which looks kinda funny.
That slow motion shot was awesome!
지금까지 많은영상을 봤지만 이 양초공장이 사운드적으로 최고당
좋게 들어주셔서 감사합니다!
we have！
Awesome production. Thank you!
Production processes like this always satisfy my curiosity
I like to make candles and I like watching other people make them. Nice operation.
In a candle factory, the mass production process involves melting wax, pouring it into molds, adding fragrance and color, cooling, and packaging. It's a meticulous yet efficient operation, where every step is carefully executed to ensure quality candles are produced day in and day out.
we have too！
Now, I'd like to see this in a modern world factory.
Люблю свечки ❤ их много разных ❤ спасибо за видео ❤ очень понравился процесс ❤❤❤❤вот как их делают у вас ❤❤❤❤
양초는 100% 기계화되었을 줄 알았는데 상당히 의외입니다. 전문가의 섬세한 손길이 매우 멋집니다.
I loved this. Great video.
thanks;)
That wax gets everywhere.
6:38. just make the shame shape as the mold in 2d on top of the mold in a long plate. Etch the edges of the circles with knives. when a person slides them up, the candles detach. no more need for all the hand combing. single simple movement
- UI designer
we have too！
for me the final box strapping machine is the most impressive part of the process 😬
What is the reason for putting the metal rods on the was molds and creating a hole beside/ next to the wick?
This is so cool🕯
So interesting seeing a large amount of wax heated so hot that it flows and pours as fluidly as water.
확실히 여기 채널이 근본이다... 다른데는 영상만 있는데 이 채널은 설명자막이 있어 좋다 ㅎ
하핫!
Wow, they literally make a box of them at a time, just over and over.
over and over:)
sound perfect.
Absolutely!
😮😮😮😮 legal nunca tinha visto como era produzido
I always wish for more Factory Monster videos
1:05 Ah yes, the perfect amount of "blah blah powder" for hardness and "yellow powder" for making it white. 😅
Nice 👍💪✌
At night, during snow storm and bad weather, my mother would light up a candle so that my father would come home safely from work.
we have too！
god the sound of the liquid wax filling the empty holes is so fucking good!
🙏🇺🇾👑👑👑👑👑🇺🇾🙏Si claro yo soy de Uruguay 🇺🇾 Montevideo gracias por compartir Dios bendice 🙏
The fact this video exists on UA-cam should be enough evidence for people to understand you're not in North Korea.
Here in germany candles are either used as decoration, as a light source or for ceremonial purposes such as for after funeral rituals. What is often done is that graves get these candles that burn for upwards of 30 days, placed there by the family of whoever lies burried there. I seriously have no clue what the purpose of that is though.
Nice really nice❤❤❤❤
Very nice .
So many big candles! I wonder who would use so many candles, I doubt South Korea would need so many. Are they sold to places in the world with little electricity?
Edit: I'm so dumb, I commented this right before I saw that they're used a lot in religion lol
Thanks for watching!
Amazing candle manufacturers unit
Very entertaining video
Так вот как выглядит маленький свечной заводик!
Только свечки для епархии... малость жирноваты :)
How do they cool all that wax?
My nation uses hands 🤲 to wish many things from the Only Creature of the worlds.
We often use 🕯️ to illuminate the darkness.
Thanks for sharing!
Мне нравится ❤
Blah blah powder is my favourite.
Thanks for watching:)
The wicks are drawn through the bottom of the mold cavity, surrounded by wax, and then pulled out of the top of the cavity.
What prevents the wax from leaking out of the bottom of the mold?
A tight fit on the hole.
Sure some drips will leak out, but they run down the next piece of wick and it's pulled up into the mold for the next candle.
@@dougaltolan3017 That makes sense. Thanks.
Never thought about this! You are smart dude!
Do they recycle the unused wax?
South... NOT NORTH! 😉🤟
S.O.U.T.H :)
Большой Шведский Магазин продаёт "свечу нагревательную", которая сделана из аэрированного (надутого) парафина. Если её перетопить - парафина окажется вдвое меньше, чем было. Вот посмотреть технологию такого надувательства!
Yes we do, we use candles for rituals etc.
Wow! 👏🏻
1:48 the sound 😂
mmmmmmm.... blaa blaa powder!!
I presume the offcuts just go back to be melted back into the process?
What are these holes created for? 5:03
A modern automated high tech process.
Glad you commented on my video:)
Are the yellow candles made from beeswax?
Nah. Beeswax is $$$ and sounds different when stacking the candles.
Thanks for Showing Us Ur Factory🏬 👍We like The Wish Fullfillment idea🕯Nice wrapping😊They don't do that here🙃 We burn candles Every night🕯🪔😇 5/4/24✨️9:20pm
If you use candles for praying n wishes.. we indonesian mostly use them when electricity off
Can I come to work please😊
CAN I APPLY TO YOUR COMPANY 51 YEARS OF AGE... PHILIPPINES...I WORK BEFORE HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES CANDLE FACTORY....
Hello, how can I contact you
Hit the 👍to make the Factory Monster 😁
What a brilliant emojis;)
@@Factory_Monster 👍
The job title “candle sawyer” is so bizarre I would do it, however briefly just to be able to say I was a candle sawyer.
People are cheaper than machines I guess.
우와 어릴때 성당애서 쓰는 양초들이 어떻게 만들어지는지 엄청 궁금했는데 이렇게 보네요!!ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Do they make john wick candles 😂😂😂😂
Artificial Wax 😊
*大开眼界啊❤❤*
❤❤❤
Thanks!
👍👍
‘south korea, not north” 😂
Happy Korea :)
I wish more people would know the flag difference and not come into the comments with the most obvious answer to the most obvious question.
NOW for my own obvious question! The red part of the wish-fulfillment candle looks like it has antenna and this makes me wonder if it is a cricket or some kind of other insect?
Blah Blah Powder for harness... 😂
But yes, we are using candles. On Easter, in Advent and Christmas. Sometimes in May to honor the godmother Mary. Yes, I'm Roman Catholic, living in Germany. 👍
sub " its south korea, not North"
NO SHIT :O
1:05 its cocaine!
It would be great if Korean Candles can also be sold in the African Continent specially South-Africa,so that we do not use Chinese Candles
Good Candles are drawn and not made in Yogurt Cups
Clickbait! It was actually two days! :)
Humans are still cheaper than machines 😥
Indian candles from dried rose petals and dried flowers after wedding occasion, from temple waste garland can be used in candle making processing. For farmers wife alternative income during free time.female co- operative banks with help of Karnataka bank cooperative bank and public sector bank like canara bank,sbi bank fully govt owned for providing loan based on the number of economically weak .check repayment option based on annual income of the family members. Ban free bies from congress manifesto.
헐 밑둥 넘 많이 커팅하는거 아녀유? 아깝다...ㅎㅎ
아니;; 단무지라눀ㅋㅋㅋ
My favorite 5:58
South Korea, not North. lol
So, does that blah blah powdered hardener come in blue?😅
in Ukraine, we use candles for religious purposes as well. as a sort of offering at prayer/in churches.
somewhere a capitaliste think: "some of that can be done by a machine......"
Luz local sordo que haces
The subtitles look like the comments section of a dead subreddit.
"South Korea, not North"😆
ما يجوز نشر صور نساء متبرجات أو خضوعهن بالقول ونشر وسماع الموسيقى، واللعب بالنرد والقمار وتصوير ذوات الأرواح وتغيير خلق الله والعلاقات المحرمة بين الجنسين Islam is the right way, I really wish you learn about it, search about it, of course you will love it (En Shaa Allah)
How much did you get paid to do this?
I used to work at a candle factory here in Canada, we made higher quality product than this.
Ya this seems pretty sloppy
And there's a reason you used to work at that factory
was it cheaper?
bla bla Pulver🤣
How's Kim doing?