HOW FILIPINOS MAKE YARN - Mind Blowing Science and Technology Workshop in Manila
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- I SWEAR THIS WAS LIKE SOMETHING FROM WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY! Except it wasn't candy or chocolate... this was a unique science and technology weaving and manufacturing workshop in Manila!
This is "part 2" of my experience at the Philippines Textile Research Institute. It was amazing walking through the various parts of this factory workshop and seeing how fibrous material is turned into yarn for weaving! I had no clue there were so many unique machines involved, and that you could do so many different things with fabric material!
Seriously... it was MIND BLOWING!
Science and Technology is freaking awesome! I have so much respect for people working in the field, and there are some awesome Filipinos creating some amazing things at this factory/workshop in Manila!
Power On!
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As I watched this vlog I kept thinking how this could make the Philippines a world leader in the development of alternative natural fibers for use in all kinds of textiles. So astig! This would make me so proud if I were Filipino.
Galing, Philippines Textile Research Institute!!! You people rock! 💪👍👏👏👏
Gotta love the science and technology!
It’s amazing how the Philippines has so much natural resources to use for innovations. This is a classic example of how much we can offer to the world! Mabuhay! Thanks Kyle. This vlog is informative. 👋👋👋
Super Apir!
When the Philippines can make this a sustainable industry: the Philippines will rule! Thanks so much Kulas for featuring this. Thank-you to all rhe scientists too. Kulas, you deserve to reach
1 Million subscribers.
Other countries process plastic waste for clothes. Philippines is now processing bamboo fibres for clothes. I’d rather be wearing clothes from bamboos. Thanks for educating us, Kulas👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I congratulate my people for creating these amazing products that I thought we're importing it all the time. Thank you Kyle for showing us. You know many things in Philippines better than us Pilipinos.
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I have been catching up on your videos and am pleased to see that you have reunited with the industrious and inspirational Therine again. I am so pleased an institute like that exists in the Philippines and really admire their open-minded and innovative thinking. Just watching you and Therine being shown around, reminded me of the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge. Cheers for sharing. Long live Therine AND her attentive boyfriend!!!
quite enlightening, i didn't know such tedious process involved, until you vlog this! very educational/informative as well. thank you Kulas/THerine, nice to see again!
Incredible! Thanks Therine for bringing Kulas over to vlog in great detail. I didn't realize that we had such a variety of local fibers. I always thought we imported most of the time. Hopefully some designers will catch this vlog and see how they can help make this industry grow.
Really looks like PTRI is trying to support local fiber production 💪🤙
Science rules!!!! And you Philippine textile people too!! I'm really appreciating everything, all the intricacies, it's really wow!
And thank you Kulas for sharing this to the world..
Power on!
SCIENCE RULES!
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More of any local department in the Philippines please? Love the fact of learning about our country in detail. Thank you Kulas and Therine!!!! Thank you DOST! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Awesome ! I would love to see more videos on manufacturing in the Philippines !
wow thank you kulas for sharing us the details of our local fibers..hnd ko alam n meron s pilipinas...salamat kulas...
My first time to see this kind of processing. Thanks for featuring this bai Kulas. Good morning sa inyo duha ni Therine.
Nice Kulas and Therine for bringing us what we couldnt see in normal times. :-)
The resourcefulness and ingenuity of the Pinoy is really very impressive!! Guess we don’t need to import products if the machinery is available. Mabuhay ang Pinoy at ang Pilipinas!!👍👍👏👏
Wow! This was very educational and showing us something new in the city (although they’ve been there 55 years already). I used to love watching a television show called “How Do They Do That?” and it’s like that. Amazing learning!😊
This made me think of a show we have in the USA (on the Discovery Channel) called "How Is It Made." Sounds like they're very similar shows. Always amazing and enjoyable to watch.
@@christopherturco197 Yes! That’s another one and l like to watch that kind of show. 😊
Proud Aklanon here, Thank you Kulas for showcasing our Piña fiber products..only in Aklan..Power!!💪😘
This is so interesting. Ang galing! I'm amazed!
Thank you for showing us Filipino production. We need more educational and informative videos like this.
... Thanks for these Kyle... informative and mind blowing... keep uploading vlogs with contents similar to this.
Amazing how rich we are, we have too much natural resources including our own made fabrics… Grabeh!
Wow Kulas I love this vlog thank you so much for showing us Kulas I don’t even know the Philippines has a factory of like that good job Kulas I’m glad you’re doing this to see the whole world about this appreciate it everything wow Philippine are so good now we have our own factory we don’t need another country thank you Kulas bless you all that’s amazing thank 👏🙏👍👌🙌
Fascinating... d processes of converting a raw fiber into a yarn. I love this blog even more. Kulas is so pumped vlogging d processes n Therine in d backdrop... u can tell she's having a ball asking questions. Hope BecomingFilipino can create more contents of this level. Kulas n Therine power on...
Wow! This is good to know how waste is still being turned into something useful. Good job for showing this to us now Kulas and Therine. Power on!
WOW! Ang galing...thank u Kyle for letting us show how it works and made
It looks like you're having a good time checking out the textile industry goings on. 👍😁
Hello Government! Please fund more factories like this! This is so nice to see.
This video it's impressive already from the start! Wait, I'm going to pick up some popcorn!
Woooow amazing how it did and turned into a fabric! 😍 Mabuhay Philippines! 🇵🇭
Thank you for this video. Before I’m wondering how these fibers were done to textiles. Now I learned that it takes a lot of process
napakabait na tao neto kaka meet ko lang sakanya kanina pero matagal ko ma syang pinapanood . off cam kase di sya mg vlovlog nun napaka magalang na tao nag shoot kase sila sa norternpointfood paradise and skate park namin kanina ❤️❤️
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a great week.
Very nice sir Kulas. I hope that I can meet you in Cagayan de Oro City soon.
Nakaantay ako perme sa mga video mo idol.
Very interesting videos on fibers. I knew bamboo had a lot of uses but did not know it could be used this way. It is amazing how they are using everything right down to the waste being processed for something as well. What is even more amazing is the process of producing the the product start to finish. Starting with modern machinery to using the old weaving machines. It seems it all ends up going back to the beginning. Very informative videos
Great video. It's awesome to see things like this here in Ph.
kulas, what about KAPOK, do they convert it into thread/ textile? Kapok is a kind of native cotton fruit found anywhere else in the province.
So much information, so much learning. Thanks for sharing Kyle!
Good morning sir.thank you for sharing this video.
Stay safe po always
POWER ON
Thank you for featuring DOST-PTRI (also Handloom weaving) on your vlog. 💚💚💚
😭😊
I remember our plant visit( part our curriculum)...so interesting and educational 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Salamat kulas for featuring pinoy ingenuity! Pawer!
Thank You Kulas for this vlog.. I remember my late Uncle Efren De Joya used to work at PTRI when he was still alive.. He was one of the pioneers who had worked there..
Really so much respect for those working there. Am sure your Uncle's time there was such a benefit for the Filipino people.
Wow so much knowledge, I never know we have it in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Power on
WOW! Just what I thought. The Filipinos have been producing Yarns for centuries from Pineapple , the original "Barong Tagalog". There are many other Fibers that can be developed for industrial use such as Abaca, Banana , Bamboo, Palm Leaves (from Coconut and Nipa), and others. AURAPHIL thanks Kulas for showing this. I hope you will show more Filipino owned manufacturing companies to encourage successful Filipinos Overseas and other International Companies to invest. We all know that natural materials are preferable to help mitigae the effects of CLIMATE CHANGE. GOD bless!
Thank you PTRI for allowing you access and to you for documenting their work. Very interesting.
[Might I suggest that if the noise in the machine rooms is loud, that they seriously consider ear defenders for the staff.]
Talk louder please; so hard to hear you.
This is a good blog. Very informative about philippine technology. Appreciate it Kulas.
Good evening sir kulas , Amping og kaon kay para always healthy , and.. I wish u can help me ( Vlogger pud ko ) . 😇💗
Cool & interesting vlog Kyle"Kulas"😁❤
Really loved this spontaneous learning day!
@@BecomingFilipino Thank you for always patronizing & supporting Filipinos Kyle"Kulas "💕😊
its like were in a school field trip,, educational..
great content for a vlog, so fascinating.
You do such a good job mate keep up the good work 👍
textile is actually one of the oldest imported industry in the philippines.. we were exporting local textiles to mexico during the galleon trades. abaca, habol/hablon and piña has been quite known during the spanish era.. sadly the industry almost died down due to the introduction of the cane sugar industry.. most people/families that invested on the textile industry shifted to the sugar industry since sugar was more profitable in a sense esp in the panay and negros islands
Nice factory like this.. Can produce jobs to the locals.
I wish I could get a shirt like Kulas'. It looks really good!
Simply fascinating .. thank you.
Thanks kulas for showing this,
Not everyone could have the time, energy, or chance to visit that place, thanks for sharing that with to all of us kulas.
This so awesome.... very informative 👏 👌
Crafting the best Philippines😁💪❤️😇🙏
Sakto 💪👍🤙🇵🇭
There was a big factory in Laguna before using silkworm called Filsyn. Workers were paid above average salary. I don't why it closed down.
Wow very cool indeed! Go Philippines:)
That is why the division is called Spinning where they spin (twisted) the yarn from fibers.
Sir Culas can you feature us how they proccess the fibers... the actual one, Sir you can request the company... if possible... the company's video... HOW THEY GO ABOUT IT!!! Such very interesting subject, introducing PHILIPPINES HISTORY as well. Thank you so much... GOD BLESS...
Save your beach in Cateel. The water is washing the beach the sand away. Put some sandbags the save the house!
More field trip pa Kulas 😍
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics rules!
When I was a kid my relatives use to wave blankets just like that lady is doing and they dye the yarn.different colors
Good morning Kulas and therine❤️❤️❤️❤️
ill have to visit next time i am there...i would like to get some fabric from them and try to make backpacks with it
As in MIND BLOWINGLY COOL... Nakaka amaze. It's like i still couldn't grasp everything. Like data overload. Hehe. So interesting.
Imagine all the things I didn't catch on camera.... super overload of mind blowingness! hahah
I was watching an older video when you were in CDO and you were studying language on the computer. Can I ask who you study through? I've been here in the Philippines and need to work on learning the language
This is not vlog... this a field-trip to a fiber factory! Those Cotton-Bamboo looks like neat fibers. 🤔
There were big textile factories in the Philippines in the 80's, like Universal Tex, Litex , Crispa and others. Because of globalisation, cheaper textile is coming from China.
All of these can be automatic with very less manual labor if only they can invent a huge machine. Then, they can do mass production.
Yay! Congrats guys😊
Masha’Allah 🤩😍
The fibers that are locally made are from wild banana stalk AKA Abaca and Pineapple and silk from moth caterpillars 🍌🍌🍌🍍🍍🍍🎋🎋🎋🐛🐛🐛🦋🦋🦋
The silk makers are in Misamis Oriental in Villanueva and Laguindingan near the airport from moth caterpillars 🐛🐛🐛🦋🦋🦋🛫🛬
And cotton is imported in China.
The clothes that we bought in the Philippines are made in China the cotton ones 👕🩳👚🥻👘
The cotton is imported from China.
For making clothes 🧵🧶👕👖🩳🧣👗🥻
The bath towels are made from wild banana stalk AKA abaca some of them 🧣🧣🧣🍌🍌🍌
It is made by sewing of making clothes 👕👖🩳🧣👗🥻👘
And they are dyed naturally from Mahogany and Coffee grounds from roasted coffee and Asuite for coloring Kare-x2 and from the leaf that is blue dyed naturally 🧵🧶🍒☕🌿
And the snow it is a bamboo cotton bwahahahaha 🎋🎋🎋
We get hail fall on high altitudes on the mountains in Bukidnon and Baguio and Benguet that looks like it is snowing 🌨🌨🌨🧊🧊🧊⛰⛰⛰
Bukidnon is an Abaca makers 🧶🧵🍌
The economy will grow so fast and so big grab it now
Kyle, after watching your recent vlog that gave me the idea for a vday gift. Wondering where to order the mask your wearing? Thanks and power on.
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Congratulations Kyle and Therine! Baby boy or baby girl?!
@AgathaKrizty im team baby boy!
Baby girl!!! Congrats!
Gud morning 🌄 bro!! Power on🤘
KULAS I'm flying into Manila February 28th. Do you have any suggestions or know anyone who could help me find dog friendly rental? In or around Manila maybe hour away at most from Manila while I work on getting my Retirement Visa
Galantaw diri sa Tisdale Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 orig gikan sa Candijay Bohol Philippines 🇵🇭
Can you please tell me where is this place and how can I contact them. I’m interested in technology transfer
Thank you
Fantastic vlog Kyle so amazing to see this progress from start to finish production would be nice to see schools children visiting this manufacturing process i think you would have a lot off interest from the next generation. Ps thanks Kyle 😊
Support local 💯✊
Good day kulas!
where can we buy products made of these hybrid textiles?
i think china.. china buys that textiles..
they can still produce even there's brownout.
Is it true that you're getting an honorary citizenship award?? It should be high time for that.
SORRY FOR CAPS, I WAS WONDERING WHAT PART OF THE PHILIPPINES DO YOU CALL HOME, AND WHY DO YOU CHOOSE TO LIVE THERE THANKS
hello idol colas
They should get Australian wool and put into the process
I can hear it now.."come on baby Le s do the twist"....here"s an idea..you can weave your headbands there.
ito na bayung NSDB dati?
where they sell it? thats a lot money.
Classmate ko yung si Danny sa HS sa Busko
It's like a school field trip.
totally!!!