Does anyone even care about handmade goods anymore?

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Quote from: CannedFish on December 10, 2015, 04:16:26 PM

Quote from: bitfranky on December 10, 2015, 01:44:15 AM

Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

Human creations ALWAYS have errors, ALWAYS.
Machines are unfailing in their accuracy.

Sometimes errors are what the charm is in handmade, you don't ALWAYS want uniform all the single time, do you?

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People still care about handmade goods.

They are just not much used because of high prices...

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Quote from: boodle on December 15, 2015, 07:59:11 PM

Quote from: midmir on December 10, 2015, 07:23:21 PM

Who created the machines?

If machines create things for machines are they then handmade to the machines?

Have you watched Automata (2014) with Antonio Banderas?

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Quote from: midmir on December 10, 2015, 07:23:21 PM

Who created the machines?

If machines create things for machines are they then handmade to the machines?

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I like handmade products because they are durable, also produce by common people so new ideas used in it, while machinery made goods have no variation. But the cost of handmade goods is higher then machine produced.

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they are more popular than ever actually, with etsy and the like! Lots of these are just made in chiense factories though, just sold as "hand-made" so it's hard to tell usually.

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Quote from: midmir on December 10, 2015, 07:23:21 PM

Quote from: CannedFish on December 10, 2015, 04:16:26 PM

Quote from: bitfranky on December 10, 2015, 01:44:15 AM

Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

Human creations ALWAYS have errors, ALWAYS.
Machines are unfailing in their accuracy.

Who created the machines?

That's exactly what I said. Wink

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Handmade items are not always better is the issue. I like hand made items, but the machines are making them better and cheaper. The machines were needed in order to get as far ahead as we have in this world. There is no way we would be thi far in advancement if we did not have machines doing some of the work for us.

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Quote from: CannedFish on December 10, 2015, 04:16:26 PM

Quote from: bitfranky on December 10, 2015, 01:44:15 AM

Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

Human creations ALWAYS have errors, ALWAYS.
Machines are unfailing in their accuracy.

Who created the machines?

Mr. Forum

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Yes. Very many people do have the urge and feel to own the homemade products. The reason is because the products have this unique taste and look which can not be compared to the products made in a company using machines. I have seen my mother with lots of homemade baskets and even chairs which have lasted more years even when compared to the manufactured ones in the industries. I am just sure that you have not been keen when walking around to notice the items being sold.

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Still i wear handmade sweaters and they are much warm

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Quote from: bitfranky on December 10, 2015, 01:44:15 AM

Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

Human creations ALWAYS have errors, ALWAYS.
Machines are unfailing in their accuracy.

midmir

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It depend what goods are into subject.

What about woodcarved goods? Do really someone will prefer machine made carvings?

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I think that you right about this, but will you agree that the handmade is one of the best methods if you want to make something beautiful?

Here, let's take the example of Rolls Royce:

They are completely hand made and are very high quality cars. Cadillacs are made by machines and even though they are high quality too, they still don't have that same kind of luxury to it. It also costs more for the name.

So basically, one of the most expensive cars is definitely Rolls Royce, because it is handmade job! I don't have nothing against the robots who produce most of cars in the world, but I think in future that the robots will dominate with the factories and maybe even with the world...

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Quote from: bitfranky on December 10, 2015, 01:44:15 AM

Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

I don't think that's worth it... I mean they can get up to 5x more expensive than the machine made stuff that they're selling in the supermarkets but only, say lasts 2x as long. That's not worth it IMO.

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Some handmade products are quite expensive and more durable than machine made.

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off course in Germany there is a big market for handmade stuff ;9
U can buy it in local stores and its mostly made out of the same village

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Quote from: CannedFish on December 09, 2015, 09:57:37 PM

Nope, actually handmade goods are more defective than machine made goods because of the nature of human beings.
Anyways, handmade goods are worth it...IF you have some cash to throw away.

Mhm. Yup. I see what you mean but guess who makes those machines?

Wink

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Nope, actually handmade goods are more defective than machine made goods because of the nature of human beings.
Anyways, handmade goods are worth it...IF you have some cash to throw away.

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People like handmade goods. How about Etsy?

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