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This is a cotton mill worker removing full bobbins of yarn from the spinning frame. They are called doffers.
DONT MAKE FUN OF MANUAL LABOR. my grandma worked 44 and half years in a cotton mill.GAVE her a good retirement. Granpa retired from VA with health benefits for both and retirement.These people worked hard to raise 3 KIDS after our parents died young.NEVER LOOK DOWN ON ANYONE. IT COULD BE YOU ONE DAY.
I work in the mill and I was doffer not as fast as him
Bobbin removal. Did that at a cotton mill when I was a teenager.
Cotton mill I used to work in a place like this in Brenham Tx. They ended up closing the mill years later . This was an awesome place they made all kinds of cloth for jeans , cloth of terry towels all kinds of fabric . Too bad they closed down
unfortunately automated machines have taken over. they don't need lunch breaks, medical insurance, or any pay. modernization has always been a human trait. we older folks remember hard work. it's a big adjustment but we have made progress which is what we do .progress. I still can't figure out my TV remote, new terms and symbols, scan, apps, downloads. 😵💫😱 brings me to tears and major stress. Progress is not for the faint of heart! 😲
I want to thank each of you who have done not only work in the mills but also any other type of repetitive work. I don’t think there are too many people who would be able to do this type of work for a long time. My hat is off to you!!
hurry up before the weaver starts yelling, hurry up I'm losing money!
Don’t work too hard. They will deport you
bro do you get paid by the hour or by the piece? cause if you get paid by the piece you're a damn millionaire pulling those that damn fast but if you get paid by the hour you're going to make them millions while you get the "KIBBLES AND BITS"
looks like smaller ones of the ones hanging before they go into a different process 🤔
cotton or thread spools
The heart of America's workforce up until the 1990's. Bill Clinton's North American Free Trade Agreement put many thousands of hard working Americans out of textile jobs. All went to Asia for the cheap labor along with the introduction of Walmart that destroyed the small family businesses selling textile products.
You know what. How many people have done Piece work. Maybe people don’t know what that is. You get payed by the pieces you do. You do 50 you get paid for 50. You do 100 you get paid for 100 the more you do the more money you make. I think everybody should do piece work and see how hard it is to make more money. They want it easy to sit there and do nothing and make They should try piecework where you work your butt off and work to get your money
I loved working in a Cotton Mill he's a Doffer I was a spinner I hung the bobbings on top to connect the tread to the bobbings when they filled up he took them off it was good pay but very bad for your lungs it caused Brown Lung
I worked in a small factory once my whole day was inventory while inspecting each design of prints on bags back packs etc. when I would go home my hands hurt so bad because the conveyor belt they came down on was metal and hot. I quit in a month shortest job I ever had. Infinity respect for factory workers.
I worked in Dan River cotton mills lots of people wouldn't even stay a whole shift.
my whole family worked in a cotton mill at one time or another.There were a lot of wonderful people worked in these mills.My Grandparents raised 11 children working there.They picked more than their share of cotton with little children in tow.There is a lot of truth in the saying I sold my sole to the Company Store.Ive been told my Grandfather went a very long time without ever drawing a paycheck because his check went to pay for Clothes,Food and essentials for his family's well being.Like I said Very Hardworking good people.
This is “ The Spinning Room “
He’s got it down!
My dad worked 42 years in the pipe shop to provide for 4 kids. In 1964 He built us a two story brick home with 4 bedrooms and a full basement for $11,000.00. GOD is good and the family still owns the house to this day.🙏🙏🙏.!!!.
Spinning frame in cotton mill
my grandma worked in the weave room for 45 years for Cannon Textiles. She dealt with these everyday.
My dad worked hard at the mills
oh oh and I would have said it's bonnets coming off of champagne or Asti--they're all one sellable name and now the gold goes on pink gold or blue gold or silver gold with the wire to hold the cork and sometimes even they do it decoratively and the screw opening bottles. thank you for that explanation.
Thank you for all the hard workers out there.
thanks
i hope they reuse, recy le or repurpose these.
Bowling pins.
Who cares what they are???
thems tha biggest doobies Iv ever seen
Cotton thread
They're called spools
He's got a serious flow. That technique has been mastered.
yet no one wanted state what the things are.lol
shampoo bottles
thread spools
lol
spools of thread?
That’s really kind of amazing
Do you know that if you recycle a 2 lt. Coke bottle, you can make 50 lbs of polyester yarn.🤔
Amazed that jobs like this aren’t already replaced by robots. Maybe they should be. Lots of RSI potential here.
My Papaw worked in a cotton mill and retired with an excellent pension, he was a hard working man..💕
Albany GA. also had a mill called cotten mill we made fabrics worked in the weave r00m💕💕💕
We don't have these kinds of factories up in the Far North where I live...so I had no idea what he was doing. Thanks for the education!
He’s very good at his job!👍🏼
thread off a spinner
I worked piecework jobs for many years. Started at a Shirt Factory right out of High School. Left on a Friday to start an Automotive Factory job on Monday. At first, we made rubber parts for 'American Made' vehicles only, then slowly transitioned to Any/Every made ANYTHING. Parts anywhere from vehicles to dishwashers, elevators, etc. The pay was good back then, but you earned every penny! They hired young employees, mostly women as not many men made it long term. Said it was 'women's' work. 🙄 Many disabilities were made there due to the repetitive process and physical demands required to get the job done. Then one day the factory moved to Mexico. I don't know how I made it as long as I did, but I'm paying for it now. I am 60 and have the body of a 90 year old. I worked everyday, raised 3 kids, and helped support a self employed husband. I can vouch for women/MEN working this type of work... WE WORKED OUR A$$E$ OFF!
these are empty spools for thread at a large clothe factory. they are being tossed out at the end of the skeen to replace them with new spools of thread like you see at the top rack.😆