Home Made Wire Binder / hose clamp Tool (Quick and cheap) DIY
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2020
- In this video I will show you the quick and easy wire binder / hose clamp tool that I built, as well as comparing it with the other two that I have done previously. (See Below)
Clamptite style hose clamp tool
• Home Made Wire Binder ...
Heavy duty hose clamp tool
• Home Made Wire Binder ...
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Keep the wrench in the undo position, so when you turn the tool to cut the wire, it tights further the loops.
Also instead of the front hole, install a small rod, to constrain better the wire near the edge.
Beautiful design. You don't need the useless hole in the front. the top edge of the tool needs a notch to grab the loop, and the two ends of the wire go into the tube to the crank. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the comment
What he said ^^^^^^^^^^^. Totally makes the cognitive transition easier.
A little bit of Oatey or Hercules Duck Butter pipe lubricant may help cinch up the wire . The lubricant is not detrimental to rubber . Cap repair off with heat shrink tubing .
Augment the wrench with a wheel/knob that has a ratchet so the wire remains nice and taut.
I like the use of the drill press vise. Put it on a Workmate and you have another versatile tool.
What a great idea! Absolutely love it. Thanx.
... and ladies ;) But still thank you for the video.
My apologies. Hope a special reply makes up for it.
“I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing…..here watch me.”
It is sort of the truth. I saw someone do it and tried it myself. No harm in showing failure? (Victory has a thousand fathers while failure is most often a orphan). But if I may ask, please check out my other wire binding videos. Over there I think it looks a bit more like I am working towards an end goal that can work.
Isn't there a way to make a wire hose clamp that dont waste so much wire.........
This one works way better with much less waste.
ruclips.net/video/GmLklxk97zY/видео.html
It's a prussic knot dude, easy as...
fiddle, fuddle, fumble, SUCCESSES.
@Jaco Badenhorst: It was painful watching you use the quick and cheap binder. Good video, though. Cheers!
It was painful for me to. Don't think I'll be using it much.
For some reason, this seems better than Clamptite.
It does work. I'll confess that I'm bias as I am used to using the clamptite style as well as my heavy duty model.
@@JacoBadenhorst I watched the video again and paid more attention to the comparison and I agree with you. The mechanical advantage with the Clamptite style is more. The ease of making and the low cost is probably the main advantage of the "quick and dirty" clamper. I'm planning on making a Clamptite style clamper from a turnbuckle. I subscribed and am watching more of your videos as I write this. Great channel. Wishing you more success.
It was painful watching you struggle throughout the whole entire video. lol -- Don't lose your day job that's all I gotta say
LOL, dude, that was harsh. Decent design, just needs a notch in the front.
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No truer words ever said, friend. No truer words.
Complete garbage just ask any professional mechanic
Thanx for the comment. Luckily my shop is not a pro shop, I try, test and build stuff in my home shop. So I'm bound to have failures along the way.
A load of useless nonsense
Thanks for the comment.
Ridiculous nonsense hose clips are very cheap