Summary of 🌳 ¿Cómo se FABRICAN los MUEBLES? - Conoce el PROCESO INDUSTRIAL de la MADERA

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The video explains the industrial process of furniture making, which begins with the purchase of a finished wooden table. After cutting and measuring the table's various pieces, the industrial process begins, with different machines depending on the type of furniture being made. In the end, the table is sealed and lacquered, and then it is sent to a furnace to be dried at a specific temperature. Once dried, it is packed and shipped to its final destination.

• 00:00:00 In this video, we learn about the industrial process of furniture making. First, furniture wasn't made by humans, but instead were objects that were used by nature to fulfill these purposes during the ancient era. This process of furniture making began using wood as a structural material due to its abundance and easy to handle manipulation. The oldest records of furniture production can be found in ancient Egypt when in 1925, Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered and contained luxurious furniture made of wood that was from the 14th century BC. Since then, furniture has evolved significantly, and is no longer just utilitarian. In fact, some people consider furniture to be art. We'll see how a Chilean furniture manufacturer produces furniture today, and learn about the process that begins with wood from the forest. There are five production areas in wood furniture manufacturing: the forest, sawmill, glue factory, assembly line, and painting department. Each area has its own responsibilities, and the whole process usually takes around four months. Wood furniture is typically produced in three sizes: small, medium, and large. After the wood is chopped into small pieces, it is passed through a machine that cuts it into boards of different thicknesses. These boards are then sent to the prensas (presses), where they
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the industrial process of furniture making, beginning with the purchase of a finished wooden table. After cutting and measuring the table's various pieces, the industrial process begins, with different machines depending on the type of furniture being made. In the end, the table is sealed and lacquered, and then it is sent to a furnace to be dried at a specific temperature. Once dried, it is packed and shipped to its final destination.