I dunno this guy is, but it's proly listen to anything he had to tell me about. Just hearing this man's voice just makes me feel like mankind is going to lose another lifetime of knowledge again when he passes away. Not because he's keeping a secret, because no one anymore cares to learn from him. Hope I'm wrong and i hope he's still around, this was made in 2012, it's 2024 now. We're building our world today on a very, very sandy foundation. All we gotta lose is electricity and i fear millions, proly billions of humans will die. We have lost our ability to be self sustaining and in doing so we've become slaves to a few menw who buy their power with money. Just because we're paid with pieces of paper and trinkets, they have no real value, if we are working for another man, we are essentially slaves. If we are free, why do we do something we do not like to do day in, and day out, or whole lives? Just so we can be put out to pasture the last few years of our lives? They rob us of our time and our labor, just to make themselves richer.
Thank you so much for this instructive video. I am in my late 50s; my father died 16 years ago leaving me the contents of his garage and much teaching over the years about DIY. Unfortunately, I wasn't paying much attention the day he told me about grommets. I have never needed them until today when I suddenly remembered they might be useful for a repair I am doing. Having studied them and the contents of his father's first world war munitions chest that he kept his tools in, I could not fathom how to use them. From this video I have learned that I was right about how to use them - I just didn't have the tools. Goodness knows what dad did with them. Off to the hardware shop to add to my collection of tools I'll only ever use once!!.
Nice shooting, Tex! You made this look easy! Yesterday morning, I discovered I had lost my new, leather wallet! What a drag. Thankfully, I found my wallet last night around 10 pm. The night before, I had taken the wallet out of my front, left pants pocket because it was sticking out, thanks to my telephone being in the same pocket. I put the wallet next to some books, on the passenger side of my car. The hour was late and I was tired. So I forgot I had moved my wallet. So I moved my wallet because I did not want to lose it. Then forgot about it, and so lost if for a day! Oh, the irony. I decided I need to put a grommet in that wallet, and add a chain and a carabiner, because I am so good at misplacing things. I have a foot of blue rope and a carabiner for my keys. This method works very well! I have not lost my keys since I added the carabiner. I did lose my keys one evening when I was at Lake Harriet for an evening concert! I retraced my steps, and thankfully found them in less than five minutes.
Excellent video. This video also does a good example of showing the difference in quality tools and grommets vs cheap. I see a lot of videos of grommets splitting around washers, people driving them all at once. Not rotating. Things like that. Watch this video closely. This is who it's done!
Fantastic video. Can I ask a quick question? When I use the washer and grommet, the end of the grommet 'split' (crack) into several sections and curl outwards after I use the tool to set the grommet. So the cracked sections curl and splays outward over the washer and doesn't look right. Any pointers or recommendations welcome and appreciated. Thanks! ---- Update: Just figured out my issue. I need to shorten my grommet tube (by using a sander/grinder) to prevent splitting prior to setting/pressing; and perhaps apply a touch of oil to the outside of the tube prior to setting/pressing. A grommet tube that is too long can split. The grommets aren't meant to split, so the issue is length.... tubes too long for my application. Another recommendation from the internet is to apply some WD40 etc to the outside of grommet before pressing, to allow metal parts to slide over each other easily.
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i know this is an older video now, but just want to say thank you for making it. Simple and to the point.
I just love George's teaching style and his demeanor. Thanks for another great tutorial!
Excellent! Best instructions on RUclips , simple, clear and precise. Thank you so much.
Perfect video. Straight to the point, great information, and great instructions. Thank you
Thank you so much for such great explanation and calm video!⭐
Thank you, this was enlightening
Thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate your time and instructions.
Thanks respect to you for showing the complete process.
Never utter the words "my hole is too tight"
This takes the fear out of doing it yourself! Nice video.
Fabulous, explained in an easy way
Thanks so much for this video, it's exactly the help I needed today!
Very good video, thanks
Thank you so helpful
Ah!! 🤩 Thank you SO MUCH!
Nice! Thank you
Thanks for sharing ❤️
thank you!
Thankyou , I bought eyelets with grommets by mistake , wasn’t sure how to set them. Informative video
Thanks for Down Under Mate.
Please what are the names of materials used, I mean the picher
2:07..2:16...NIICE🤘
Chai ki kya rate hai die k
how about doing this with thick sheep skin?
listen at 2:15 sec im dying
Should've started by going over the tools needed
@ 2:19 Thats what she said🤣
EN ESPAÑOL POR FAVOR.
That’s what she said
Thanks for the poignant info and the trick about rotation.
I’m such a moron I been using it backwards 😂😂
2:16 when I lost my virginity to my bf
This man is a legend omg my happiness can not be contained
We're lucky to have him! :)
I dunno this guy is, but it's proly listen to anything he had to tell me about.
Just hearing this man's voice just makes me feel like mankind is going to lose another lifetime of knowledge again when he passes away. Not because he's keeping a secret, because no one anymore cares to learn from him.
Hope I'm wrong and i hope he's still around, this was made in 2012, it's 2024 now.
We're building our world today on a very, very sandy foundation. All we gotta lose is electricity and i fear millions, proly billions of humans will die. We have lost our ability to be self sustaining and in doing so we've become slaves to a few menw who buy their power with money.
Just because we're paid with pieces of paper and trinkets, they have no real value, if we are working for another man, we are essentially slaves. If we are free, why do we do something we do not like to do day in, and day out, or whole lives? Just so we can be put out to pasture the last few years of our lives? They rob us of our time and our labor, just to make themselves richer.
Nice! Thank you
short and painless.this is a good video.really learned a lot..thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for this instructive video. I am in my late 50s; my father died 16 years ago leaving me the contents of his garage and much teaching over the years about DIY. Unfortunately, I wasn't paying much attention the day he told me about grommets. I have never needed them until today when I suddenly remembered they might be useful for a repair I am doing. Having studied them and the contents of his father's first world war munitions chest that he kept his tools in, I could not fathom how to use them. From this video I have learned that I was right about how to use them - I just didn't have the tools. Goodness knows what dad did with them. Off to the hardware shop to add to my collection of tools I'll only ever use once!!.
This was beautifully done. Thank you for the advice.
This was a perfect video. Straight and to the point. Thank you for taking time to make and post this.
Great tutorial! So easy to follow. Thanks for this 😃
Nice shooting, Tex! You made this look easy!
Yesterday morning, I discovered I had lost my new, leather wallet! What a drag. Thankfully, I found my wallet last night around 10 pm. The night before, I had taken the wallet out of my front, left pants pocket because it was sticking out, thanks to my telephone being in the same pocket. I put the wallet next to some books, on the passenger side of my car.
The hour was late and I was tired. So I forgot I had moved my wallet. So I moved my wallet because I did not want to lose it. Then forgot about it, and so lost if for a day! Oh, the irony.
I decided I need to put a grommet in that wallet, and add a chain and a carabiner, because I am so good at misplacing things.
I have a foot of blue rope and a carabiner for my keys. This method works very well! I have not lost my keys since I added the carabiner.
I did lose my keys one evening when I was at Lake Harriet for an evening concert! I retraced my steps, and thankfully found them in less than five minutes.
Perfect instructions and clear explanations thank you very much for making this!
That was a brilliantly concise explanation and demonstration. I had always wondered how that was done. It was fascinating - Thank you!! Terri (UK)
Perfect! Exactly what I needed, thanks from Oregon.
Excellent explanation. Very clear and really useful. Thanks
Dude I love your video! The voice the speed and the experience flow well together!
Fantastic vid, great communication and practical application. Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I wanted to add eyelets to a purse and this video helped me a lot! Thanks!
thank you for the tip about rotating :D
Thanks for the help! I'm obviously new to that and going crazy with the eyelets.
very clear and good instructions. Thank you
Didn't think this was so simple. You can be great for learning things =).
Thank you for making this.Very helpful.
Thank you very much for making this video.
Thank you for sharing. This really helped me and saved me tons of money.
That was a great video! Thank you for making this!
Great tutorial & useful to know when to use grommet vs eyelet.
cheers
JB
Thanks, this helped me to get some eyelets into golf towels. I bought a kit with no instructions so this was really useful.
Wow. Awesome advice.
Well done....thank you!
Thanks again George.
Why would any one thumbs down this? Great video!
Excellent video! Thank you.
thank you! exactly what i needed
short and easy, very helpfull video! thanks a lot!
Very nice, clear and very informative video sir. Thanks for teaching me
Thank you - you answered my question very nicely.
Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
Very useful! Well explained thank you
You are verry good at doing this !
Excellent video, thank you.
Thanks for a clear concise video. UK
Thank you, exactly the information I was looking for! Great video tutorial. :))
Best video... Thank you... very helpful!
Very very very helpful❤
Excellent video. This video also does a good example of showing the difference in quality tools and grommets vs cheap. I see a lot of videos of grommets splitting around washers, people driving them all at once. Not rotating. Things like that. Watch this video closely. This is who it's done!
Thank you. Helpful video.
Thank you for the video. I'm looking to make door check straps on a restoration project I'm working on and these will be perfect.
Thank you. Great video
Thank you so much, they were a mystery to me!!
This is PERFECT for adding eyelets to wallets, like if you wanted to add a chain to it. Thanks!
Very informative. thank you
Thank you so much for showing Us young kids how to do this keep it up
Thanks for this!
thank you, from Australia
Good video.
Thank you.
Thank you so much....
Great video super help
Thank you so much.
Thanks, you gave very good instruction!
thank you, thank you so much!
beautiful
thanks tons!!!
nice, thanks
Thanks!
Thank you I was wondering how they work
thank you. will grommets work on plastic sheets for putting in binder rings folder
Fantastic video. Can I ask a quick question? When I use the washer and grommet, the end of the grommet 'split' (crack) into several sections and curl outwards after I use the tool to set the grommet. So the cracked sections curl and splays outward over the washer and doesn't look right. Any pointers or recommendations welcome and appreciated. Thanks! ---- Update: Just figured out my issue. I need to shorten my grommet tube (by using a sander/grinder) to prevent splitting prior to setting/pressing; and perhaps apply a touch of oil to the outside of the tube prior to setting/pressing. A grommet tube that is too long can split. The grommets aren't meant to split, so the issue is length.... tubes too long for my application. Another recommendation from the internet is to apply some WD40 etc to the outside of grommet before pressing, to allow metal parts to slide over each other easily.
I just received a groomet and tool kit from e-bay with no instructions. Thanks so much for the help.
sure appreciate that.. Man I'm glad there's utube.