The process of making badges. Custom-made luxury badges made by Japanese craftsmen. 👁 AMITA MFC Co., Ltd. ☎️ TEL:+81-75-661-6001 FAX : 075-661-8261 🏠 amitamcf.co.jp/ 🚩 maps.app.goo.g... 💌 Contact : processx2@gmail.com
Ho boy does this bring back memories! In about 1978, my first "real job" was at a place that made glass enamel pins. Similar to the beginning of this, but all the recessed areas would get filled ...grain by grain with a dental pick... with colored enamel sand. I'd have a tray of 50+ pins that I'd just spent all day filling, then have to pick it up and SLOWLY walk across the room to the kiln and slide it in. One wrong jiggle and you lost most of the days work!
Oh yeah, someone else in the comments mentioned about losing a finger in the press? Yeah, guy did. Thank god I was out at lunch when it happened! I was too young to deal with that.... 🤢😵
These old machines are awe inspiring. The amount of attention to detail is incredible. These pins must be quality pins. How does a company like this survive in modern times? How much does a pin like this cost? Does the name of company, Amita, have anything to do with Amida Butsu?
Wow on the plating was fascinating. My late father did that for his first real job for a few years before he became a salesman. Now I see exactly what he did as he never said how it was done or what he did it on. It was like pulling teeth to get dad to say what little he did. When he came home from work he never talked about it. He did it before he got married. I always wondered what he did before he sold oxygen and Co2 tanks. Talk about being relatable.
Посмотрел и вспомнил как мой друг , правда его уже нет в живых , делал значки вручную ... У Вас не сильно изменилось , много ручной обработки тоже . Только появился ЧПУ , да создание экскиза на компьютере . Поэтому качественные Ваши изделия и должны быть дорагими !
Must be so interesting to work here and see all the different designs, I think I would really like to work at a place like this, the process is amazing, I was really surprised when they were doing the gold plating, the feeling is so good when we see the color shine.
good job on the musical accompaniment. most industrial documentaries on here add overbearing soundtracks. this one was perfect, not too loud and fit the subject.
Fabulous badge design and the finished ones looked superb. There were 11 badges at one stage and only 8 finished badges. Were some kept at various stages to show the steps? Are you selling the badges as channel merchandise?
Thank you for the interesting VLOG, And especially including the Manufacturer information, I collect badges and I'm thrilled to see these proffessional artists, plus your design is very beautiful. If you want to sell one please contact me. All the Best from Iowa and happy New year.
There really is no substitute for skill and experience. The good stuff costs more money because people made it, they didn’t hand the materials to a machine. Sure, you can whack out mountains of cheap tat from a factory in the same time it took to make those badges; but those badges will last longer and be more thoroughly cherished.
May I submit my name for entering into the draw for getting one of these bagdes? Awesome video, had no idea this craft even existed. Happy New Year and smiles from New Zealand :)
How do we get one of the Process X badges? 😛 Would they be interested in doing a small production run like you did? How much would I expect for something similar to yours?