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Videos of how stuff is manufactured

Mark Frauenfelder at 3:08 pm Mon, Oct 31, 2005

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There are a bunch of videos of cool stuff being made at coolstuffbeingmade.com, the blog of the National Association of Manufacturers. It's very satisfying watching machines crank out thousands of identical whatever-they-ares onto a conveyor belt.

This 12-minute video takes you form aluminum sheets all the way though the finished cans -- and ends -- being loaded by fork lift on the the trailer, to take 'em off to be filled with good stuff.
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