Inside a Chinese Factory Machines Market & Giveaway Winners! 

I could watch a whole series of you just going to random markets btw, i want to see all the crazy stuff china has to offer

How much is the factory: 1.5million Colin: I can do $5

Make a strange parts sticker machine!

He's standing next to a face mask making machine lol "cov-19"

Way to go Scotty! Your videos are so cool that I added subtitles to the previous one just so my parents could watch it back in Brazil!

Love trying to figure out blow mold parts in the super market, it's super efficient. I want that 'small' injection molding machine though!

These type of exploring videos are really great to watch. I would like to see more markets if you are up for it. Factory stuff, computer parts stuff, I like seeing how things work and these videos really fill that nitch for me. Thanks again for taking the time to make them.

The mask ones mentioned Ultrasonic Sewing. Although there is heating, it is not enough to melt the base materials, which is why it's so interesting, I remember looking up how exactly they made masks once when I had the flu. I think that'd be a awesome machine to look at as all the videos I've found are in another language or company promos.

I always figured China's markets only existed for knock-off products but your content has painted a very different story than what I thought... keep it that way always! Also, that fourth floor roof.... *mind blown*

People in the US complain about products "made in China" but your videos really show a completely different story and it's just so cool to see. Linus from LTT recently did a walkthrough for the new OnePlus pre production and its just so amazing to see all of the steps involved in these prodcuts that until seeing videos like these I personaly have taken for granted without putting much thought into everything that goes into manufacturing. For me seeing all of this is just eye opening to all the things I dont know and is a huge driving point to make me want to learn more. The manufacturing process is really cool and its just sad that we dont have anything here in the US like the markets in china. RU-vidrs like you and Louis Rossmann really do a great job of showing what goes into these products and what it takes to build and repair them and hats off to the people who do this and recycle so much hardware that would otherwise be distroyed thanks to companies like apple.

Hey Scotty.... Make video something related to solar panels production. China is largest producer and exporter of these panels..

As a lot of people watching ur videos I work in a industrial environment so I love these tour videos... Also if you ever come back to Kolkata let me know... I can help with the language problem and also with some of the industrial stuff hopefully....

Nice.. Hope you visit the place where most metal lathes are manufactured.. That would have been very cool... ☺

China is so fascinating, can you do a video on either Solar Panels or Rechargeable Batteries for cars as they are a booming area in China.

I've always wanted to make a machine that makes paper airplanes then launches them out the window. Is that something you could do? Love the videos, cheers!

strange parts face mask, duh

China is so cool.

the roof is a road this is china

They are all so freaking friendly, damn i really wanna go to china :D

machine that make usb cables/data cables that would be so interesting ! and great video as usual

Chinese building skill is on a next level... roads on a roof which look like a seperate small town? Wtf!

Great stuff Scotty, really interesting, why does the market appear so empty? I noticed it on the previous market video as well. Cheers Darragh

Better machines make better products, and also can democratize production, if the machines are cheaper. Thx. to the engineers around the world for moving humanity forward.

Aaaand i didnt won but ive found a pretty good channel

7:21 That's not how a zipper works... But that's probably why it is in the video

Hey Scotty, i would enjoy seeing the build process for duck and goose decoys. Thank you and keep on with the good work!

I don't understand much from tech or production stuff. I usually come here for your energy and enthusiasm it's very inspiring

Wait, what?! We didn't get to join for the dinner and Night Market?! *Disappointed sniffle*

This is so cool. Anyone who has an interest in manufacturing would love this! Thanks so much Scotty, well done.

I've actually worked with a injection moulding machine as seen on 2:50 last summer

I'd say it's been about long enough, someone has definitely put on a not-as-sterile-as-advertised mask with Scotty's hand print by now 13:00

欢迎来义乌。

Since you like markets and strange parts, I recommend 古镇（Gu Zhen） in 中山（Zhong Shan）. It's the production centre for light fixtures in the world. It has these huge malls filled with stores that sell lights to clients around the world. I visited it with my uncle who works as a QA representative for a US light fixture company.

You can create some machine for creating a custom Strange Parts bracelets from paracord with your logo!

make a strange parts key chain machine that you sell.

Wow China is truly mind blowing!!

How much for that machine that makes face masks?

Scotty & Vivian sitting in a tree???

Just want to say, how you guys thrive there as compare to SerpentZA who only find Chinese people trying to harm him. Really strange!!!

I'm using your video to procrastinate XD

I sell plastics processing equipment. It'a a fascinating process particularly the manufacture of the PET bottles you touched on in your video. I suggest you follow the entire process with a manufacturer. Start at the plastic granules, mould manufacture perhaps, injection moulding of the preforms, blowing of the bottles, filling with the drink. Then granulation of the bottle back into granules, crystallisation of the PET (You can't remould it whilst it's in its amorphous state). The full circle back to being made into a bottle again. Great channel keep up the good work.

awesome roof!!! like a scifi future mega city, where u have a city on a city.

12:30 That machine is a hot stuff in 2020

*This video is also cool. After seeing his videos I wanted to visit China someday. This channel is super awesome Scotty Is an awesome guy. I am enjoying his channel so much.*

3:50 the thick plastic bottles are called a "bottle parison". They are also are sold as plastic test tubes for children's projects.

Dude watching your videos makes me want to go to china even just to go window shopping!

I bet the companies selling face mask machines had a good 2020/2021

Do a carbon fibre factory visit china is making a lot of forged carbon fibre.

Loving ur videos man! Maybe invest/build an electric skateboard or vehicle to get round those huge places!

much better than collab with linus.

Im a PET Extruder operator we make rolls of PET, Polypropylene, OPS and HIPS we send the rolls of plastic for thermoforming i like working in an industrial environment... I find this content really interesting and would like to see more :)

i wonder why i never win giveaways, fuck my life.

Do not make any more colab videos with this person. He's a phony. Just check how his response is while recording segments for your channel while he does the same in his channel. Stay away.

that face mask machine ....hmmm a year ago its was sitting in corner but now most sort out thing.

you should try and add usb ports and headphone jack to one of thoose macs with oly usb type c :o

I've got a cool idea for your own machine: make a machine that molds strange parts iPhone cases or Strange Parts cool items! Like so he sees this idea!

You should go and check out one of those factories that make all the fake stuff that Collin loves to buy.

is that dura? at 10:55 o man, right now i know where Daddy Yankee produce his music :D thanks man

Again video quality keeps rising, and I love it. Good Job guys!

Try and make an injection mould for a phone case and show the process of making the mould. Maybe a charging case??

vivan = his next wife lol

This colab is basically... Scotty: Wow so this super machine does injection molding goes for $50.000, thats nice! Collin: No, I can do only like... $5. Yeah I do for $5. Seller:???

One of the best channel I've seen so far

Scotty, I would like to see inside lithium-ion battery recycling plant. Preferably process with freezing and shredding.

I like hearing Scotty talk Mandarin, makes me want to learn lmao

Should have bought that face mask machine

Writing this in 2022, you should have built that face mask machine

Congrats to all of the winners! Scotty, thanks again for another really cool video. I enjoyed seeing the more industrial side of Yiwu, and would love to see more of it, as well as maybe how it integrates into the culture (if thats possible in terms of keeping in line with your usual content and purpose for the channel) --- Keep doing what you're doing. Skae

Collin almost walked out of there with one of those machines for 150元. Love seeing my favorite youtubers do collabs!

Thank you for being so polite and friendly and not being afraid of saying you are American. It is a real relief to see someone so nice and personable represent the rest of us who would like to experience other cultures. We have so many things ruining it for the rest of us and it is really nice to see someone act on the other end of the spectrum.

Scotty, Have you ever found manufacturers of 'cold cast polyresin' figurines? I used to sell a bunch of Chinese made figurines (dragons, wizards, skulls, etc) that are your typical 'flea market' items. They are probably cast in bulk, but are obviously hand painted individually. Does the big market you are visiting have any manufacturers there? Just subbed, loving your videos!

Make A IPhone Machine That Will Disassemble The IPhone For You 📱

Hey Scotty. I was thinking... One kind of manufacturing that I'm really fascinated by is "bootleg" video games. China is still pumping out new, unlicensed games for the NES and other really old consoles. You've probably seen the kind of games I'm talking about. The "10000 in 1" cartridges with random NES games and sprite-hacks of super mario. For me, it's as if these games just materialize out of nothingness, but I know they're manufactured somewhere in China, I just have no clue how or even why. Who makes the cartridges? Who makes the software that goes ON the cartridges? Obviously business like that would be highly illegal over here in the western world, which is part of why I'm so fascinated by it. I'd really love to see you take a look at that kind of manufacturing.

at 3:37 Your response ‘我知道’ (I understand) is not correct, which actually means that you ‘already knew‘. A correct response shall be ‘原来如此’ (I see). That means: "Oh, I see now". 101 Chineses.....lol

Built a Breakfast making machine :) use “Chitty chitty bang bang “ movie for inspiration.

Mhm, the way people come up with these moving systems... basically iteratively and looking at what people have done, and there are of course big books of known existing mechanisms and motion system designs. Automatic looms have existed for a couple centuries now! The classic "507 movements" book is one and a half centuries old now and the website to the book is probably among the first to grace the Internet, and it's still around.

You should visit Surat city in India. Surat is known as the textile hub of the nation or the Silk City of India & it is also known as "Diamond City" as world's 90% diamonds are cut/polished in here. So you can get 2 major markets of india within one city along with it's historical values :)

any way I can get you to pick me up some UV print heads and Dongle for my uv printer?

haha you did a "Like" count but you also said "Right?" just as many times! xD but that's a silly little trivial thing because these videos are friggen amazing! I'm loving these huge Wholesale distribution centers!

I might suggest you try the simplest project possible when you assemble your first machine, everything is lego, but the processes tend to be infuriating, fabric wrinkle, pneumatic grabber don't grab, the product is transparent to the sensor, the pneumatic rejector blows the empty bag into another part of the machine. And also most of the machine is generic lego, but some components of the machine are actually one trick ponies with only one provider in the world like a grabber for zipper or things like that, so sourcing could be complicated. There is more than meet the eyes.

Bro.... You are the only RU-vidr I enabled notifications for. I really enjoy watching your videos.. watching from Uganda

Build other smart phones like Huawei P20 Pro twilight with same or better specs... Try also to build a HP Elite x3 with same or better specs. Please...

you should build yourself an automated assembly line that stamps out and presses metal into small key-chain tags with the strange parts logo on it. That would be very cool

hey next time when u come to India try visiting Kerala.its is a very beautiful place.

Low key this channel is teaching me Chinese

I always thought there only where knock offs of small to medium things. Than this video comes along. A knock off Arburg 420 GE. Really? they've even hit the colour spot on. Amazing. I'll have one for my garage. And 10 bags of PEEK for 30% off please.

nice- I made it to Yiwu but didn't find that building only consumer stuff. Btw those blow molding blanks are called "preforms". Not all blow molding machines use that method. The vertical spindle braider design dates from the 1800s, literally. I have spent many hours operating them (in Canada, back when we made things).

I'd love to see something like the RongFu factory, where metal milling machines are made. Cast iron, machining, assembly and testing. I wonder where Harbor Freight gets its stuff. Beam us there, Scotty. P.S: That music was downright satanic; playing backwards and making you feel just...wrong. LOL

If you have any idea, tell me.... how can I get the exact "real-time 3D coordinate" of any object in space & by which sensor or camera? By Vicon or OptiTrack, can I get the "Real 3D coordinates of an object" in its range? help me, someone, ASAP..

Another great video. This reminds me of the way back machine when Discovery Channel showed educational programming. Although, with RU-vid, you could... nah, they only care about the kardashians (ha, I misspelled their name, and Google suggested retardations!)

"Yiwu Sanitary Ware Market" i'm googling what i can. does this play create toilet paper of charmin quality which can be printed upon? meme-toilet-paper would be a good business opportunity. "because going to the bathroom is a political opportunity" "treat images of those who treat you like shit, with your shit" "wipe away civil unrest, in the most unexpected place" "you didn't think you were a one square kind of person, until now." "TP so moist, you will say 'noice'" also prank bidets "make your friends think your house is haunted" "a new motion sensor is built in, so the toilet can pee back!" "rise of the indignant toilets"

@Strange Parts 14:05 How about making PCB boards? Something electronics related, but thinking of your type of content, you could probably create something to make plastic-based PCB boards with copper traces and such... would just need something to make the plastic base, cut to shape, then apply copper to it... plus you have the contacts for learning more and finding the materials.

i have a machine u can make a cheap Lego sorting machine it take ages to sort out all the color and block size etc

I want to see inside HUAWEI mobile phone factory, gigantic Huawei campus, Huawei restaurant, and brand new unreleased HUAWEI phones. How about Giveaway HUAWEI phones?

What to build? I've built a 3d printer made out of single parts that I've ordered mostly on Aliexpress and they surprisingly mostly came from dealers located in Shenzen. Each single part shipped to Germany and it took ages (about 3 months) until my first calibration took place, but it works! How about that? And it will help you in your future projects, in case you need any special parts, with the feeling and the confidence that you made it yourself.

Make either a Strange Parts sticker machine, a 3D Printer, or a Laser engraver/cutter. Sell the stickers and/or use the machines for future videos!

If possible I would love to see an LED tape factory the tape that has RGB & RGBW on it,I install quite a lot in my job

The other dude has an CIA /FBI look. Wedding stuff indeed.

I might be next 'surveying the defecational behavior in ursine creatures', but you could do this for a living - fully. I don't know the cost of living in Shenzhen, but if it's similar to Thailand (was there recently, a magical place.), you could drop anything else you were doing and just buy random machines to do random projects and basically do youtube videos on those + do a small run of the final product as a limited offer for a reasonable price to have some seed money for your next machine, that does different things:) Basically an extended version of 'how it's made' - with a direct option of procurement if interested =)

How about some sort of fabric machine so you can sell the product in the end? I was thinking t-shirts first, but that might actually need a bunch of manual labour. But how about something like phone cases made from plastic? Probably one machine could do several phone backs if you have different molds for the popular phones. Nice stranger parts logo pressed into it. I would buy. Should be possible to just put it in some AliExpress stores warehouse and have it shipped from china, or place it in Amazon warehouses in the countries were most your viewers are in. Cool project, i would buy.