Shoemaker – hammering wooden nails
In former times, shoemakers used wooden pins called "pegs" to attach leather soles. These were less durable than metal nails, but more…

Tokyo Juki Industrial Co. Ltd.
Model: LK 1852
Juki LK1852 is used to lock stitches by first making straight stitches and then a few zigzag-stitches. This technique is used so that the seams of the final product don´t unravel. The machine is owned by textile company Tam-Silk oy in Finland in Kangasala. The company has used this machine since summer 2014. The year of manufacture of this machine is not known.
Max. dB 71,2
Sound recordist: Leena Suutala
Photographer: Leena Ahonen
Video recordist: Katri Takaveräjä
Video editor: Darran Mattila
In former times, shoemakers used wooden pins called "pegs" to attach leather soles. These were less durable than metal nails, but more…
Moving a vinyl record back and forth is a classic DJ trick and a great way to create rhythmic sound effects. Scratching…
This metal lathe is an old, but very reliable, piece of mechanical machinery. It is thought to have been installed in the…
HARDO d-4902 Manufactured in 1983 by Bad Salzufen Spezialfabrik für Shuhmascinen in Germany Motor was replaced in 2000. One can run different…