And all this craftsmanship and quality wood is gonna rot in the end.

My grandmother had a beautiful casket it's color was autumn rose *A lovely shade of purple* I miss her R.I.P

They are also placed burried vertical in the ground facing mekka. That saves alot of space.

Those coffins are to die for!

Very nice craftsmanship.

I would KILL to work there! Got it? Haha? No? Okay.

Last funeral I visited the casket was about $300. White glazed pine, synthetic lining, no hinges. Did the job. Stay away from expensive corpseboxes.

Im dying to work in a casket factory!

The tone of this video is making me laugh

@BournemouthVEVO You are right, its sad how much effort is spent in making a high quality casket, but most of of furniture that I have fails down when I try something new with my partner :/

Grave yards are good for the environment. They keep areas free of buildings and roads. Otherwise those areas that have cemetaries would be built over. It adds green to an urban areas.

Best narrator.

Everything u need to know about a wood casket..have a nice day

That is frankly a brilliant idea. In my Will I have requested to be cremated an put in a firework then set off. KABOOM!!! Perhaps I could be freeze-dried in an amusing position for the final party, then let off in a firework?

we need decent burial and I want to build beautiful coffins

I want mine to be lined with nice purple fabric. On the outside I'd have a beautiful forsest scene painted.

Caskets are for the ultimate honour, gentlemen. One's body could be thrown onto a garbage heap also but that's not a human should be treated... This is respect.

the workers will know that when they die they will know which coffin would be the best...not that it mattered anymore...

Mahogany wood? Man, save the wood and use it for building guitars.

3:58 gives new meaning to the phrase "dead nuts on"... The Ted Williams Popsicle-Head On A Stick model is a foot shorter, and has no head pillow. Large glass mason jar sold separately.

It sure looks great to go to hell in a box like that

'dead nice, that'

i rather take the chance and sleep in one of those, they look so comfy

@Kysen100 It's an expensive and decorative worm food storage box...

They have to be luxurious for respect.

The workers must love the money, hate the job

..... decorating the place i will forever die in... lol..

My mother was cremated the same day she died. My mother's wish was that she wasn't viewed because the cancer deteriorated her in the later days. We simply had a memorial service with her ashes in an urn.

my coffin is going to be in the design of a ice blue nintendo 64 lol and ill make sure they burry me with one with a copy of goldeneye007 lol

You can get plans for both coffins and caskets, as well as kits, online.

It looks very comfortable...

On July 17th was my grandmother burial her coffin a Was white

Me: Wait Mr Strode dont put me in that thing Im not dead. Mr Strode: Oh I thought you wanted to try it out before you bought it.

wow I didnt know that much work was involved into making a casket! I thought machines done it all! how wrong I was...

I wouldn't care about the standard of my coffin. When I am dead, I can't feel it anyways!

If i had an wish my one wish would be to see what its like to be dead

The dead don't give a shit; a relation of the dead wants it.

Also watch the video response that shows how the metal onces are made.

Not as hard to make, as I thought. People like wooden boxes to put on their desk, and dressiers. Could adapt this, and make something special.

They skipped a step. Before they get laquer they go to the finishers in general. Most wood isn't perfect and has holes or cracks. Finishers melt a resin into uneven spots and touch up color where it is too light or dark. On some finishes and models you hand sand the whole lid to remove woodgrain. Each coffin can take 5 hours to 3 days to finish in that step or even longer if the quality control person isn't happy yet and sends it back.

Best job ever.

I agree, Fastian, I would like to go to a body farm but other than that, I would want only the absolute basics NO EMBALMING and a pine coffin.

It’s nicer than the flat I live in.

Best thing after death ? CREMATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

they actually do use boxes. They are made of plywood

Green burial is the way to go.

Justin biebers coffin should have a uncomftrable coffin with a carved word on the it that says gay lol

I'll have a casket in about 60 years... 90 is a nice age to go.

@bergsteinlife And natural resources too...

Good question. Lets investigate this further.

The very last one you see, can be bought off wal-marts site. It goes for about 1400 bucks. Thats no joke look for yourself. Wal-Mart caskets........hmmmm?

It's a giant prop box. I can't believe they sell these for 10,000 dollars. Jesus. I'm building my own!

dude i want a cherry wood coffin w/ mahogony stain...black silk and red velvet on the inside...and speakers blasting my favorite songs until the battery dies...

@Harvey030547 How can you put a price on Worm Food? The most honorable and ecological way is to put the deceased in a rectangular hole in the ground. Beautiful flowers and natural grass will grow on the surface from the natural decay. That to me is a beautiful way.

This is a very good idea xxXfallingdownXxx!!!

Nice video!!!

@SteveSabbai lol ........ Yeah, what's the point in spending 8,000 bucks or more on a casket, vault and all that fancy stuff when we're all just going to rot anyways whether we're sealed or not (Think about the mummies). I mean, If you're buried, then no one is going to notice that you are 'naked' without a casket! Ha haha

@Scynite There are cornstarch based coffins. Much better, but not as fancy.

Im gonna make one for my dead bee

wow, thats very interesting in a creepy way...

all that hard work...buried

"Too boxy, fear average vampire." What in the world does it mean?

Julius Bernotas True fact, but you have to admit it definitely feels worth it for when your big moment arrives. michael mcdonough Hospital bills being more expensive? How is that sad?

@nitrostang50 some bling would be good A giant Big Ben working clock with pubic zircromium inlaid Roman numerals , hydraulics for bouncin'.... shit, might as well splurge, and put on some spinning rimms. The song "Funk Box" by The SugarHill Gang playing on the built-in speakers...

it should have spikes on the inside as well , and devil carvings on the outside and and not have his funeral in a church , instead, a place that resembles hell

In ISLAM dead people are buried without caskets but only white textiles are used to wrap them. I think it's much better coz using casket for each dead person means alot of wasting of woods and metals.

I want to see how coffins are made.

you might

If had to work there 8 hrs a day l would be so fucking depressed.

@DanielR305 It does make more sense to me to just consider cremation. The cost and profit of coffins and funeral directors is outrageous, but I feel that the use of expensive manufacturing process and materials doesn't make sense for a person who is merely becoming worm food inside that box.

That's a lot of work for a dead person.

hello!... permission to post... would like to know how to open casket made from france . We hardly cant see the face of the late friend died in france last january and now transported here in philippines. The casket has its 3 layer and sorry I have no pictures to attach. Thanks anyways ...

whats the name of the song on it

Do you know what they call the vice equipment they use to make the curved top?

Sigh...why do we waste so much money on this? I mean, all this wood could've been used for something else. It's going to rot/go to the ground anyways, so why not get something that's more easily replaced? Like paper/cardboard or hardened cornstarch?

What if the real reason we bury people in coffins is to keep them trapped as a zombie?

what kind of taylor clamp is that @0:41-1:13

does anyone know the name of the music in the background?

what's the name of the song?

hospital bills are more expensive then coffins , pretty darn sad reality in america

well, i don't think i will really need them anymore...and who says they'd have to be mine? +}

that must be a booming business considering how many ppl die everyday!

poor lumber

A large Granite crypt for me I am claustrophobic. ;) -3

now THERE'S an "economy-proof' job!

A lot of effort for something that going to be buried in a hole...

wow, really they call that part the box wow lol

Wooden pineapple titanic museum in Orlando Florida jen

lol note the smiley. I mean eventually everyone will be in one...but never really looked into how its made. D=

I want to be a tree when I'm dead :D

The hell with a casket i want to be Free in the air, so i pick cremation.

Another good argument for cremation.

lol... so true..

Workers? Workers? As in workers of the world unite? That kind of worker? Hummmmmmmmmmmmmm

would be cheaper and save alot of resources just throwing people into a hole and calling it a day with the tomb stone optional of course

D= great new vid

wondering if the workers get discount for ther own funeral :P

We saved thousands ordering a casket from an online retailer, best price caskets. I was crazy nervous but they took care of us in a difficult time. The casket was gorgeous and everyone thought we spent so much more than we actually did. I highly recommend them! I don't get spending all that on something you put in the ground, it's highway robbery.

Is there a "How heaven is made" video?

mmmm I prefer metal :\ The wood ones are nice too though