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#cable ties #diy #best trick 
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This video should be called 'How to use more zip ties'.
And create 10X more places to tear your skin open on ZIP TIE end cuts...
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@@Bigskyguy56 use a cigarette lighter to lightly melt the ends. No more scratches.
Use flush cutters. No sharp edges.
Guys, the guy is an artist, I don’t expect him to do all this on commercial jobs........do you?
I bet he does it at home and when helping mates out at their places, just as I will now do at home and with my friends!
It’s a video aimed at people like me , who don’t work in the business, but do occasionally cable. It’s not a vocational training course, enjoy for what it is (or don’t) but don’t relate it to the job site guys!
It was fun, expensive to do but great look at home and hey if it allows me to run my hiking cables around without the boss lady complaining it’s a big win!! Lol
Kindest
Bib
This video lost me with the failure to properly flush cut the zip ties
The worst cut I have had on my hand was due to a ty-rap not properly flush cut! At least he used a heat gun instead of a lighter for the shrink tubing
One of the NCOs I worked for would make us cut them all and do them again if we did that. Because it sucks to reach in a rack or crawlspace and get sliced open.
@@gwrober I have a nice scar on my arm because of that. Deadly.
And melting the cuts
Came to say the same thing. First thing I was taught when using zips, always flush cut.
Unlike 99% of these videos, most of these were very clever, and a few I'll actually use to run cables tomorrow. One improvement, though, is for the applications you're using a half-dozen or more: You can use velcro wrap/strips to do the same thing and not waste anything. For the side-by-side cables, you can wrap all four with ONE velcro strip, and then thread ONE zip tie around all of them in an extended figure-eight pattern. This way you're only actually using one tie for each, and if you leave some extra, you can always "unzip" it later.
Thank you for the vids, especially the rugged cable label ideas. Clever!
This video is about wasted resources...ridiculous minded...
As a musician with a small home studio, I found this extremely helpful. Thanks so much!
Great ideas for cable organization and labeling. I just created a new folder named “Great Ideas” because of your video. Thank You
I am a fan of people who do cable management well, and these are all good tricks!
Wow, very nice. For those that might be as OCD as I am at times, these are great tips to make it organized and pretty. I think someone suggested the flush cutters for trimming the ends as they can rip you apart if you aren’t careful. I have an equipment test bench at work and am changing zip ties out for velcro strips for just that reason. Looks like you lost out in a cat fight when that happens and is a terrible look with a polo in the middle of summer.
Just use lighter to smooth the edge of it, or just use sharp blade to remove the end fully
These cable management zip tie tips “set my ❤ on 🔥”.
So, two actual tips-- wire separators and labeling.
agreed.., 11 minutes and 48 seconds is too long for the content. Nice video otherwise.
@@vipulasrilanka Great video...at 1,75 speed!!! xD
The “10” is actually binary.
@@vipulasrilanka except the music made me want to get on the roof with a Carbine.
Certo che oggi non potremmo più farne a meno delle fascette, sono sicuramente di ottimo aiuto in tutti compi, grazie per le ottime idee che ci hai dato. 👍👍😊
Hands up those who enjoy that fleeting moment when you pull on the cable tie to secure it? For some reason I love using them. Much like this guy, but sadly my Father doesn't own a cable tie manufacturing business.
Have you used a zip tie gun? They can be set to give a much more consistent tension, better look, and not damage wiring from too much tension.
Anche se qualcuno si lamenta che alcuni pezzi sono ripresi da altri vecchi video, trovo che questo nuovo sia molto interessante e rilassante. Mi hai dato bellissime idee per etichettare i cavi di una casa/azienda che andrò a realizzare all’estero. Amo l’ordine maniacale e i sistemi di fissaggio/etichettatura fatti in questo modo sono molto meglio di tanti altri “professionali” che si trovano in giro, perlomeno nel caso di modifica dell’impianto, puoi sempre mantenere una certa coerenza estetica (nessuno noterà mai se hai cambiato modello di fascette).
Complimenti e grazie! Sei una fonte di ispirazione continua.
I am a very experienced industrial electrician and i haven’t see all of those thank you.
As an electrician, all I can say is "The labeling part is nice, but otherwise: Wow, what an incredible waste of time and zip ties..."
I am willing to pay more for this kind of dedication, anytime.
Sometimes you need that level of organisation in your cables. What is called "cable porn".
You said that a waste since u want to finish ur job faster and then get the coin dude. I’m would gave a technician more coin if they work like this for 1 it is an art and 2 it is more easy to troubleshooting if any problem occurs if the technician not same anymore
@@berlinsusanto5748 You have no idea about my work ethic. Cable management is one of my pet peeves, I cannot tolerate a rat's nest of wires. I started in the business when I was 8 years old working for my Dad who taught me to be proud of my work and do a job such that I would be willing to put my name on it... and I did just that. Every electrical panel I've ever wired has my signature on it. They are works of art. All wires and circuit breakers are labeled for easy troubleshooting. Wires are dressed neatly along the sides with 90-degree bends into the circuit breakers. Service cables are curled into their connectors symmetrically. Romex runs are unrolled from the reel, flattened out and run parallel to each other. I take the extra time to loop the wires and use the screw connectors on switches and outlets rather than use the tenuous connections that the stab-connectors provide. I can accomplish cable management with far less material and yes, time. After all I WAS in the business to make a living, not to make the zip-tie manufacturers rich. I worked with my Dad for over forty years, when he passed I moved on to become an IT professional and the work ethic he instilled in me remains.
JerzZDog 1 what kind of technician bend wire 90degree without keeping in mind that not all wire could be bend 90degree (the most basic wiring principle in electrical degree)? 2nd ur work is a masterpiece if it the connection have fix number of port and not compatible in a 3rd country including mine. Since many people just make a temporary port plug and then add more when they need it. 3rd since u know art, are you forcing ur thoughts bout “masterpiece”, “beautiful” etc etc to other an universal standard? Dont u know everything could be called as art? I know you are a “professional” on this problem but please respect other cz maybe ur skill can only be use in an area with so many good resources but not everywhere. Like many technician in my area, they could use all the same wire color for wiring without labeling it and arrange the wire on wall to make patern is it a junk in ur mind? Come on dude.
What an awesome upgrade to my marine wiring
THANKS
Here's a tip I learned from an excellent (old) EE contractor working in aerospace: when the customer (executive) is dropping millions of USD for custom test equipment, a little eye candy can go a long way to giving them a warm fuzzy feeling about the work they just paid for.
The cable management with zip ties are heavily unnecessary, but it looks good and professional. Most cable management is eye candy anyways
I agree I done my apprenticeship with a guy who always dressed cables in a panel to perfection even though it took a good hour longer but looked stunning. As my dad said years ago.. a shite mechanic might not of serviced your car at all.. but if he washed it and left it spanking clean you'd think he was great🤣
Very nice. An amazing display of the use of zip-ties. Has given me some good ideas.
I like the idea of using the ties as a spacer between the cables for a more uniform way of keeping them together and know which one is which...no "rat's nest" so to speak.
I was looking for a use for all my left over Zip Tie tails.. this video showed me the light.
Most useful video for life.
some great ideas, I've got a project coming up that they are going to be useful, thanks :)
I love these ideas and I would use them in my home!
Not the video I was searching for but a neat video to watch during morning tea.
You sir, are my very best friend...
If these hacks get mainstream, a large portion of IT (networking) becomes enjoyable
Really helpful and I'm looking for more
This video just jacked everyone who has OCD for decades to come.
Another idea is to use the ties to make interesting shapes out of Christmas lights.
2 minutes worth of content at best. but those 2 minutes are worth it.
Nice video! I can see myself using some of these, and the music you picked was great, and the sponsor is something that I'm genuinely interested in.
Friend, this is very helpful!! Thank you so much ..
😍😍esse cara tem muita ideia genial parabéns bom elétrecista com muitos acabamentos e detalhes genial 👏👏👏👏👏
Daniele is a magician...! And I've just seen that there's a ton more useful videos here too.
You have a new subscriber today.
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Amazing tips man!!
The labeling part was great!
As a plumber, I can tell you that life is too short for that shit bro
That's because you're a plumber. This would not benefit you.
@@johnjacob688 just because I'm a plumber doesn't mean that I don't also do electrics, Joinery, plastering.
@@United-Til-I-Die Its just that cabling is not your discipline. Telephone and IT guys appreciate this kind of work. For an electrician I think this would be pointless for the most part though.
That's because you probably don't know what you are talking about, to some people doing this can save tons of time when the time to fix or replace something comes.
I learned new things appreciate you homie
Cool ideas. Thanks for uploading.
Great tips, thank you!
Awsome ideas for robotic projects
Idee interessanti, grazie e buone feste 🎅
Anche a te, grazie
Merry Christmas
Неплохие идеи!
When u love ur work
These seem like a really great way to make a job more difficult and time consuming than it needs to be
I onyl watched the first one but my thought waa for artistic in a room that will have a visible wire
Very good and at last decent background music
Beautiful job.
Thank you so much guy!
Great Video! Good ideas! Liked !!
bello mi sono trovato spesso a dover etichettare cablaggi fitti come una giungla e non avevo più marcatori o avevo finito il nastro per la stampa dymo adesso mi sa che me le stampo con la laser ...grazie Daniele come sempre per la condivisione ...e un buon e felice Natale
Great tips!
Ottimi esempi, che nel mio caso, sono stato molto contento di rivedere, fa sempre bene una bella rinfrescata, anche se ti seguo dagli inizi, ciao Daniele ti auguro di passare un felice Natale
Grazie, anche a te
Very useful for Data center cable Drassup.
Good evening, may I ask what brand your pair of scissors are used on this particular segment?
The labeling ideas are nice
Bello, i produttori di fascette ringraziano.
Ahahahahahaha
As an electrician I disagree I think the labeling is way underrated. Neatness is also a lost art. No pride in workmanship at least is in serious decline. Forget about kids breaking into the trades today zero work ethic. But I’m getting off topic. Informative video Ive already been shrink wrapping data labels for years but learned a few more tricks today ty
Thanks nice ideas but I think if you get a tool call , flush cut, to cut the ties , it will give you a better finish.👍
aaaand keeps you from getting cuts.
Buon Natale e Felice Anno Nuovo ♥
Yes! Some people think they grow on trees! I have a box in whichp any remnant ties I keep snove a certain unmissable length. I get stick off my (profligate) friends, but seldom do I run out of cable ties in the middle of sn indtallayipn job job!
I will try that again! - what I mean is...I don't run out because I keep any ties above a mean length that I can use! this has saved the day when i cant get go a store for them...Not everyone trots off to Walmart (ASDA in 5my country) to buy more. Clever video though - no fault there. Just issues with the "buy a solution - don't MAKE one' mentality LOL!
Anyone else cringing at the lack of flush cut shears?
As somebody who constantly has to reach blindly around stuff, this video drove me insane. Cutting zipties like that should be a criminal offense.
If you want to lace cable then waxed string is cheaper, less plastic waste and much, much faster. I laced miles of cables in a nuclear control panel as an apprentice. It didn't take long and would have been quicker if we weren't larking around when nobody was there to watch us.
The label idea is a cool way to use the trimmed ends, but writing directly onto the cable or a strip of pvc tape with a biro or white marker has always worked for me. Otherwise, a bag of alphanumeric tracer sleeves are cheap and just slide on.
Good vid. Good ideas.
Otti consigli Daniele. Auguri di buone feste
Anche a te grazie
bondage with cable ties NICE!
Very Nice!
Boss would beat me senseless if I used that many cable ties for 4 cables🤣 I love the I'd tags though 👍
Congratulations on the winning the dirty fingernail contest !
Il mago delle fascette
Like these ideas, and the labeling approach is neat and novel, BUTTT, if you're going to go that route, I'd just invest in a label maker with different tape widths. That way you can use different widths, adhere it to the cable tie, and better secure it with the clear heat shrink tubing. I think that would be better cost effective and time effective while also minimizing waste.
A complete waste of zip-ties & time...if your using heat-shrink tubing...why use zip-ties. The next tec who has to add cabling will make be pissed...
Bravo! Ottimo video e ottimo lavoro! Così si fa!
Good naming techniques
THANK YOU.
Nice work but those sharp edges places a lot of stress on the cable sheath. Still very nice work.
Ziptie master. Nice work. Things should easily be identified.
Amazing ...thanks
Ciao Daniele bel video!...volevo sapere come ti procuri le etichette dei tuoi video?
Time and Materials is Money. Nice to put a Razor Sharp end on the Wire Ties. They make a cheap tool, to cinch the tie, a half twist, with the tool and cut the cable will lock it in place. Also that label maker has a special flexible label for wire and tube. Here’s a tip, if you are wiring a control panel that has studs or bolts holding the panel platform, use the yellow insulated ring terminals on the studs, run your cable tie, through the crimp part to secure your cables. Also I carried paint markers in pretty much every color. I would color code the terminal blocks, to the color of wire attached at that terminal.
Fantastico, mi piace. Prendo nota.
THX 👍
Good job...
Bravissimo.
The labelling ideas are great; I’m gonna seize it. The other are probably overkill unless you have to run the cables on the outside of a wall or something.
very nice!
Why do RUclips videos use irritating music?
Because its free
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Went wild with the labels for the middle section there...
Labeling is awesome
Sir what do u call that circular plastic in the label' and heat them to compress?
Excellent, great tips! But what is the singer and music? I want to listen to it. Many thanks.
Very nice
Great ideas! I don't understand what the last configuration accomplishes, can you provide some more context?
Basically the same as the first. Only different it gives you a loop on the back maybe to hang onto something with the loops
Use flush cut side cutters as they leave no sharp edges to hurt you with.
Ok I only have two words for this video
FLUSH CUTS!!!
No kidding, I can’t believe it.
👍💯💯💯💯💯buon Natale Daniele
Amazing!!!!!!!
Where did you get the cable labeling tags and heat shrink? Link please?
Plot twist: after weeks doing that tedious zip tie dance, the guy got a new device and had to start over.
looks like you can labeling directly on tubes and cables with the right thermo collapsible, only when you forget it this be usefull
Just use a marker and clear tape
Fantastico!