How Tefillin Are Made ⚒️

here goes. This is the head of a baby cow. All fill in boxes are made from just the skin. The entire film today is made out of one piece. These circles represent the four compartments on the sh. They have to push it out, press it out and make four compartments. And in these compartments, each compartment has one parach starts off like this. Push it out. And now all of a sudden we have four compartments. This needs to be a nice square. Not just a nice square, perfectly square. It's going to be exact. This process takes five full months. After this, after it comes like this, they wet just this area and they start pushing it closer. Here you go. It gets closer. Eventually, it's like this. have these metal pieces [snorts] that fit directly in here and then the mold pushes down but doesn't close completely because these metals are in there. Then they pull the metal out. It goes from this to now it's becoming square in between each bias. You have to be able to see the the groove and a lot of times they take a knife and put it down the bias when the fill and look very very square and together. But you could you could always put this thing right through it and and you see that it's not [applause]