Hi Dona and Kyle. This is quite interesting. Nobody seems to waste time. I see the first comment on here was from a former printing pressman.

I sure could not work here hahaha

The way you do it, is only speak to friends, that way, no chastising backlash if you are in a hurry, and furiously fast, hahahaha

Kid, I misspell a lot, and, drop words if I am in  a hurry, and it turns out to be garbage, Im surprised I dont print one continuous word Hahahaahahah  8^))

if you watch this awhile you will see the palet on this end get fuller as the finished product stacks up this press has all the bells and whistles   smile dona

forgive the lousey spelling i had a pain pill not to long ago   drs order  loopy   dona   not as much pain though                loopy 

no too the chess that s the ads  there are no rolls for this press just palets of pre cut papr being fed through the top  down on the other end my husband was a pressman for thirtyseven years i worked at the paper for twenty  ipromise iknw what im talking about         honest        dona     lol

these are the inserts   ads    before they they go through the folder  isnt this neat     nice find thank you   smile dona

Hi Dona, what do you make of this?

Ah, they are laying out boxes that appear to be the size of regular chess boards,

Yes, it stopped, and in the window are what appears to be Chess pieces, cant really tell, as blurry when blown up large. 

 Sigh, still a mystery, drat

The forward machine is some sort of Kiln, to me looks like pieces of chess is being made in it, logical, as it is a printing facility, maybe they make chess boards as well. Best guess is a extrusion machine for plastic. So could be nearly anything that they make from plastic. Does anyone know what those pieces are ??? THe mystery is what the pieces of Plastic sheets are they keep extracting from it,  inside are what looks like little men that are whizzing around hahahahaha

Jack that is an elaborate piece of machinery, amazing to watch!  Wonder where are the rolls of paper?

Love this cam. I used to be a printing pressman on a press similar to this one. It's like being back at my job I retired from. A+