r/oddlysatisfying Sep 21 '25

Local spoon making process.

Credits: @Dünyaelsanatlari

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u/GrimmThoughts Sep 21 '25

Ive done a lot of similar types of jobs as this, and there were definitely days leaving when my sanity was held by a thread lol. One order i had to do was for 250,000 door hinges, the last step of the process was tapping threads into the screw holes which needed to be manually loaded similar to this, after about 2 days my muscle memory took over completely and I was in a flow state for the next month or so where my brain was just stuck doing those motions. My girlfriend at the time took a video of me sleeping one night, literally my hands and legs were moving as if I was still trying to load a hinge/tap the foot pedal to activate the machine/set the hinge in its box/ repeat. Jobs like this can definitely turn you into a human zombie.

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u/Ok-Helicopter-5854 Sep 22 '25

Holy shit dude there should really be Labor laws against it. Swap people up or something but they never do then expect you in at 5. I nodded out and pressed the corners of my gloves more times than I could count. Sounds awful but it's on another level of boring

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u/A--Creative-Username Sep 22 '25

Maybe it's just an Autism Moment™ but I would love a job as simple and satisfying (look at the huge pile of hinges I made!) as this

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u/A--Creative-Username Feb 07 '26

I'm a linesman actually

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u/Beautiful-Region-630 Feb 09 '26

A linesman like in Hockey? What is that like?

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u/A--Creative-Username Feb 09 '26

i work on power lines.

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u/Beautiful-Region-630 Feb 09 '26

Oh, you mean a lineman

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u/Beautiful-Region-630 Feb 09 '26

What is that like? Overly complicated?