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Narrator:
Wooden utensils may date back
To prehistoric times,
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Yet today, they're
A popular cutlery option
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For the modern dinner table.
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Typically a high-end product,
Handcrafted by artisans,
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Wooden forks, knives,
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And spoons appeal to people
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Who are drawn
To the organic beauty
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And warmth of wood.
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Traditional in material
But modern in design,
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Each of these wooden utensils
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Is meticulously handcrafted
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From a single piece of maple.
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Maple is dense, so it
Doesn't develop cracks
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Which can harbor bacteria.
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It takes up to 28 steps
To make a utensil.
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First, a worker planes a maple
Plank to a specific thickness.
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Then, they cut it into blocks
The length of the utensil --
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In this case, a fork.
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The worker places each block
On a curved template
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And traces the curve,
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Which matches the arc
Of the fork's handle.
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With a band saw, they cut
Along the trace line.
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The center of the curve runs
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Parallel to the grain
Of the wood.
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This makes the handle and tines
Of the fork stronger
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Than if the curve would run
Perpendicular to the grain.
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They clamp the block
To another template and profile
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The curve on a machine
Called a wood molder.
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Then, with a band saw,
Following the curve,
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The worker cuts the block
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Into strips 1/4
Of an inch thick.
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The curve is quite pronounced to
Give the fork an elegant line.
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They clamp up to ten strips
At a time
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Onto this woodworking machine.
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Then, they start her up.
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Routers descend, and guided
By computer software,
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Simultaneously carve
The strips into forks.
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After seven minutes,
Each curved strip,
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While nowhere near
The finished shape,
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Does have a defined handle
And four tines.
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A strong squeeze snaps off
The excess wood.
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Only small nubs of excess
Wood remain,
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Which a worker now removes
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By running the fork
Against a sanding belt.
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From this point on comes
Finer detail work
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That can be done only by hand.
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Starting on a balloon sander,
A worker adds or releases air --
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Adjusting the
Inflation pressure --
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To produce a soft surface
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Against which to sand
A curved utensil
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And a hard surface against
Which to sand a flat one.
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Once they've refined
The back of the fork,
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A worker manually
Sands the area
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That motorized sanders
Can't reach --
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First beveling the tines
To sharp points...
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...Then sanding in between
The tines.
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It's important to keep
The tines thick
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So they won't wear out with use.
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Next, the worker sands
The entire fork
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With a fine-grit sandpaper
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To remove any faint ridges
Left by the balloon sander.
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They finish with
An ultra-fine sanding
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To make the fork
Feel silky smooth.
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Now that the fork
Has its final shape,
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The worker stamps the company's
Logo into each handle.
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To ensure the top
Of the fork remains smooth,
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They soak it in hot water.
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This draws up the
Wood's short fibers
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So they can then be sanded down.
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The final step is an intricate,
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Hand-applied
Finishing process --
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Three coats of
A proprietary mixture
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Of food-safe plant oils,
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Waxes, and lemon.
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Lemon works like a solvent,
Diluting the mixture,
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So that it penetrates
Deep into the pores of the wood.
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After the last coat dries,
A worker manually polishes
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The surface
With an ultra-fine abrasive pad,
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Sweeps off any dust,
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Then lets the finish cure
For 28 days.
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The finish brings out the grain
And color of the wood.
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It also protects against
Food stains, abrasion,
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And moisture over the lifetime
Of the utensil.
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Wooden cutlery doesn't
Just look different,
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It sounds different --
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No ting of metal utensils
On dishes as you eat.
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When dining a la wood,
The only thing
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You'll hear is conversation.
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Narrator:
The invention of transport
Refrigeration units
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In the 1940s changed
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Our food-consumption
Patterns forever.
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Suddenly, florida oranges
Were available in snowy regions
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And frozen food could be
Delivered far and wide.
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Previously, ice had been used
To preserve perishables
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So the trucks
Couldn't go far.
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Transport refrigeration units
Are designed for the long haul.
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When trucks are parked,
They can be plugged
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Into an electrical outlet
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To keep the cargo cool.
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Production starts with this
Computerized punch cutter.
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It cuts holes and slots in
Steel panels that will be used
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For the housing
Of the compressor and condenser.
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A worker then serves up
The panels to a bending machine.
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It folds them so they can be
Assembled to each other
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To form the refrigeration
Unit's housing.
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An automated machine
Bends copper pipe to form it
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Into tubing for refrigerant.
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Each bend changes
The direction of the pipe.
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It's an alternative
To using fittings for this job.
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It means fewer seams,
Reducing the risk of leaks.
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A worker then joins the pipe
To create the evaporator coil
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In which liquid refrigerant
Is converted to gas
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To draw heat
From the area to be cooled.
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Once the evaporator coil
Is complete and he's
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Installed additional copper
Pipes for defrosting,
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A worker assembles
It to the housing.
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The fan panel
Completes the evaporator.
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During operation, it will blow
Cool air into the truck trailer.
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The unit can be set
To refrigerate or freeze,
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Depending on
The trailer contents.
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A technician puts
Together the unit
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That goes on the outside
Of the truck.
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It compresses and then
Condenses the refrigerant
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During the cooling cycle.
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She secures the compressor
And the copper pipes
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To the steel housing.
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She places a motor in the
Housing beside the compressor.
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Using a rubber belt,
The technician links
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The motor pulley
To the compressor pulley.
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She completes the connections
For the inlet and outlet pipes.
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The condenser is next.
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It transforms refrigerant
Vapor back to liquid.
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Using more copper pipe,
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The technician links
The condenser to the compressor.
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She connects a pipe
To a little steel vessel
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That will hold liquid
Refrigerant not in circulation.
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The technician
Installs a filter unit
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On the outside wall
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And links the refrigerant
Pipe network to it.
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The mesh filter inside
Will catch dirt
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In the refrigerant gas
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And will trap
Any lingering humidity.
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Back to the compressor now,
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The technician installs
A second motor.
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This one will keep
The refrigeration system
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Working even
When the truck is shut off.
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All the trucker will need to do
Is plug the power cable
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Into an electrical outlet.
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She attaches a pressure
Sensor to the pipe.
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The technician melts
Metal filler into the joint
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Where the discharge pipe
Links to the condenser.
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This seals the connection.
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The electronics for
The control panel are next.
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The technician screws
The metal board
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That holds them
To the housing.
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Then, she makes all
The electrical connections.
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Now, a safety test.
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Another technician connects
The compressor
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And condenser unit
To a vacuum and activates it.
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It suctions out air
In the system.
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He then injects nitrogen gas
And traces of refrigerant.
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If the gas escapes, it will
Indicate a leak in the system.
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To find escaping gas,
He uses a special leak detector.
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It sucks in tiny amounts of air
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And analyzes it
For the refrigerant.
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This enables him
To pinpoint exactly
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Where any problem might be.
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Another technician powers up
The unit and confirms
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That the control panel
Is working
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And that the compressor motors
Are fully operational.
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They fill the system
With nitrogen gas.
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It's a temporary measure
To protect it
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From oxidation during shipping.
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The on-site installer
Will replace
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The nitrogen with refrigerant.
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It has taken approximately
An hour to manufacture
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This transport
Refrigeration unit.
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When it comes to keeping
Food chilled or frozen,
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It should deliver
For many years to come.
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Narrator: the indigenous people
Of north america
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Invented moccasins
To protect their feet
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From harsh weather conditions
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And to provide
Spiritual protection
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In the form of symbols stitched
Into the leather
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To evoke sacred places
And things.
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The idea was to protect both
The soles of the feet
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And the soul.
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Today, moccasins
Are mass-produced.
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Factories make their
Own versions
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Of this traditional footwear.
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This one generates up
To 100 pairs
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Of moccasin slippers a day.
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Production starts
With rabbit-fur pelts
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That are a by-product
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Of the european
Rabbit-meat industry.
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The furrier places
A plastic template
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Over the pelt.
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He draws lines through
The slats of the template.
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This outlines stripes to be
Used to trim the moccasins.
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Using a razor blade,
He cuts out the fur strips
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And sets them aside.
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One pelt will provide enough
Trim for two pairs of moccasins.
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Using dies made of sharp steel,
The furrier cuts out
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The suede leather parts.
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A hydraulic press,
As known as a clicker,
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Drives the dies through
Through the leather
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To punch out the pieces.
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The largest one will be
Used for the bottom
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And sides of the moccasins.
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It's called the foot.
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The other parts
Are a sole to reinforce
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The bottom
And the vamp,
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Which is the upper
Part of the slipper.
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Next, the furrier cuts
Out pieces of thick
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Polyester fleece
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Which will be used
To create plush liners.
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He arranges the moccasin
Components in the correct
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Sequence for sewing.
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This is called a layout,
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And it helps
The sewing process go faster.
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The furrier presses
An adhesive-back size label
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To the bottom
Of the foot part.
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The sewing machine
Operator stitches
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The sole of the foot
Through to its fleece liner.
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She also sews the label
To the leather
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To fasten it more securely.
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She folds the back sides up,
Inside-out,
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And sews them together to form
The heel of the moccasin.
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The worker trims the fleece
That protrudes from the seam.
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She then folds the heel
Right side out.
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Now that the foot and sole have
Been joined and the heel formed,
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The worker turns her
Attention to the vamp.
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She sews beaded designs
Into this moccasins' upper.
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These geometric designs
Are a nod to the past,
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But their purpose is purely
Ornamental, not spiritual.
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After lining the beaded vamp
With fleece, the worker stitches
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A leather strip
Around the edges,
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Creating a border
Known as a welt.
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The welt gives the vamp
A more attractive finish.
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To sew the vamp to the rest
Of the moccasin,
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She uses a special
Sewing machine.
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It pleats the top of the foot
To fit the vamp as it stitches.
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The moccasins are now
Structurally complete,
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And they're ready
For the fur trim.
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The worker stitches
The rabbit-fur strips
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Together to create
One long strip
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That will fit to the moccasin.
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The length of the strip
Will vary depending
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On the size of the moccasin.
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She makes an initial
Chain stitch
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And then doubles back
To lock the stitch down,
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In order to prevent
It from unraveling.
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She aligns the fur trim
With the collar of the moccasin
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And sews it to it.
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After stitching,
The worker leaves
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The fur tucked down
Into the moccasin.
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This makes it easier
To apply glue
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Around the top of the moccasin,
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So that when the fur
Is folded up and over it,
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It stays in place.
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With that,
This modern-day version
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Of traditional
Indigenous footwear
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Is ready for its first steps.
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Narrator: an impact drill is a
Power tool that's tough enough
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To bore through hard materials,
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Such as brick, stone,
And concrete.
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It can also drive screws
Into softer materials like wood.
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An electronic impact drill has
The added feature of a switch
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That amps up the drill speed
If the job requires it.
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An impact drill is comprised
Of the drive unit,
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The back part with
The electric motor,
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And the gear unit --
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The front part containing
The motor-rotated spindle
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That turns the drill bit.
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To make the housing
For the gear unit,
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The factory furnace melts
Down solid aluminum.
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Then, an automated
Casting machine injects it
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At high pressure
Into a mold with
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Six housing-shaped cavities.
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Once the machine cools the mold
To re-solidify the aluminum,
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A robot removes
The hot housings
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And submerges them
In water to cool them.
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The robot then places
The housings
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In an automated
Stamping press,
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Which cuts off
The connecting metal,
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Separating the housings.
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A computer-guided
Milling machine finalizes
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The shape of each housing
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And forms a collar for attaching
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A second handle
That provides extra control
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When drilling through
Hard materials.
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Elsewhere in the factory,
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A computer-guided
Turning lathe shapes
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A solid steel bar
Into the drill spindle.
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Back to the gear housing now,
A worker positions it next
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To a spindle assembly fixture.
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She lines up a grooved wheel,
Called a ratchet wheel,
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Over the housing and inserts
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Another one into
The spindle fixture.
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Then, she puts the spindle
Through this second
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Ratchet wheel and inserts
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The first ratchet wheel
Into the housing with a press.
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The worker inserts the spindle
With its wheel into the housing.
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This makes the two
Ratchet wheels,
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So that they'll move up
And down against each other
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When the spindle rotates.
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After installing a seal
And retaining clip,
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She completes the gear unit by
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Installing the gears
That rotate the spindle.
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An automated
Injection-molding machine,
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Meanwhile, produces
The plastic housing
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For the electric motor.
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The machine makes two
Housings at a time.
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The motor is made up
Of a stationary component
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Called a stator
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And a rotating component
Called a rotor.
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A worker inserts the stator
Into the housing,
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Pushes it down into position
With a press,
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Then secures it with screws.
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He mounts the electronic unit
That lets you regulate
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The speed of the spindle.
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After installing a flange,
The worker inserts the rotor
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And presses it into position.
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The rotor has a fan attached
To cool the running motor.
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He connects the electronic
Unit to the motor.
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Now, everything comes together.
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Using an assembly guide,
A worker positions half
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Of the drill's plastic handle
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Then wires the motor
To the switch
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That's connected
To the electronic unit.
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Moving the switch increases
Or decreases the drilling speed.
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Next, she takes
The drill's power cable,
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Applies a device that prevents
The cable from kinking,
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Then screws the cable
To the switch.
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The worker closes it all up
By affixing
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The other half
Of the plastic handle.
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This completes the assembly
Of the back part of the impact
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Drill known as the drive unit.
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A worker places the gear unit
Onto the drive unit.
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An automated machine
Screws them together.
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Every impact drill this factory
Produces undergoes
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Performance testing
And a critical safety test.
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If the tool passes
Inspection,
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The spindle gets
Awarded its chuck.
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The chuck is the component
That holds the drill bit.
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A computer-guided laser engraver
Marks the model number
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And all the technical data
On the motor housing.
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Then, workers pack the
Electronic impact drill along
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With a second handle
And accessories
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Into a sturdy
Plastic carrying case.
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With this tool in your kit,
You've got license to drill.
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