10 Most Satisfying Machines That Will Amaze You
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Humans are yet to come to terms with the fact that the workforce would be slashed by half in the coming decade because machines would take over our jobs. On the other hand, some entrepreneurs can't wait to increase efficiency and maximize profit. Did you know that these machines can also be satisfying to watch?
You would believe me after you have seen ten of the most satisfying machines that will amaze you.
10. KWT INTOREX
Have you ever wondered how a bland tree transforms into that magnificent upholstery? Well, I asked questions until I realized that the KWT INTOREX did the magic. It is a woodcarver that finely converts plain wood into anything and everything. Some say it is insane, but what do you expect from a technology borrowed from the future? It's even more exciting to watch the machine carve the wood into various shapes as though it was soft.
According to the manufacturers, this device was created to redefine the future of sofas, chairs, and tables. As expected, it could be affordable for a few people, but it certainly doesn't come cheap. For a sole proprietor, it may not be a good investment buying it, but for a multi-million-dollar company producing in mass quantities, there's no better way to get things done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_-Q5BZDEsY
9. Bangle Machine
Even if you can't afford the most expensive Bangle in the market, you still feel confident wearing them. In fact, you'll have your friends compliment it as though it is pure gold. Since we know that most of these ornaments are mere gold brass, why not employ the bangle machine to curate and design them in mass quantities? The speed and precision here are second to none, and after production, you want to wear it throughout the day.
To top it all, this device makes room for everyone in terms of design. Think about the most uncomplicated design you've seen. How about the most complicated one? You can have it all with this. The only downside is that this machine is taking over the market, and local goldsmiths would have to find another job because soon, they'll no longer have customers. Better still, they need to up their game to stay in the competition, which is only achievable if they outdo the bangle machine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfT4y_F0rJE
8. Crusher Machine
It's easy to guess what this device does. From the name, you can only imagine that it crushes everything that gets into it! And you know what's impressive? It smashes everything into pieces that you'll hardly believe plus they feature in many monster movies where rival groups dispose of their enemies and go unnoticed. In all that you do, ensure that your valuables don't get into this monster's teeth; else, you'll be left with nothing but sand.
Although it is dangerous to get too close while it's in action, it is pretty interesting to watch how a whole instrument is demolished within a few seconds. Honestly, it feels like watching a movie where your favorite actor is the lead. It doesn't wear you out, no matter how many times you keep seeing it. Again, don't get too close! Remember, you were warned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfW_u6H9LcY
7. Crayon making machine
This is another invention by the ever-creative Greeks and Egyptians. The ancient aliens didn't leave the earth without giving these guys some tips to disrupt the manufacturing space. I'm talking about the ancient Pyramid, Plywood, and the crayon-making machine we're discussing now. Since ancient times, the crayon hasn't changed much, although many producers have found creative ways to package it and attract more customers.
What we call the crayon today has its root in Leonardo da Vinci who became the first person to mix oil and charcoal and use the combo to paint. Later, scientists figured that pigments should be added, and after that was done, they realized that wax would do a better job than oil. Since the first official invention in the 19th century, we've seen them come in various colors that delight children. The paraffin is mixed by the machine and poured on mobbing tables. These mobs have tubes that shape them, after which water is pumped to cool them. The extra wax is scraped off to ensure the wax is looking good.