This Machine Will Wrap Your Life

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • This automatic wrapping machine works with any tape. Easy to use and super efficient. Especially if you're wrapping a lot :)
    You need plywood, bicycle gears and chain, electric motor, tools and a free day.
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  • @aryanmathur5759
    @aryanmathur5759 Год назад +166

    Cheers to this bro for wrapping a whole bunch of tape around him for just a 2 sec shot. Hats off

    • @mikearchibald744
      @mikearchibald744 Год назад +6

      Not to mention building a machine to do something you can do faster by hand. But I got a few ideas just from that, its the principles and the process that are most interesting, I don't really need help taping cords together:).

    • @mihigyver
      @mihigyver Год назад

      it would be much smarter to turn the thing you wanna warrp something around.. because if the tape hase a biger diameter than the tube thingy i spools faster out than on... why do you think he makes allways a cut? and you just see the end result?

    • @georgwrede7715
      @georgwrede7715 Год назад +4

      Well, maybe he has a larger machine to wrap himself.

    • @carloskellerman2990
      @carloskellerman2990 Год назад

      Lo veo y no lo creo

  • @hotflashfoto
    @hotflashfoto Год назад +100

    Other than wrapping PTFE on the pipe threads in the wrong direction, there is absolutely nothing wrong or bad with this idea. I love it!
    Next I'd like to see one where it acts like a human and passes the tape from one hand to the next, then crawls into tight spaces to wrap the loom.

    • @johnherrmann6879
      @johnherrmann6879 Год назад +9

      Wondered if i was only one to see that, still cool tho

    • @andyduft2997
      @andyduft2997 Год назад +6

      First thing I noticed 😂 cool idea…

    • @stoneholme6743
      @stoneholme6743 Год назад +5

      Just feed the threaded object through from the other side.

    • @-_James_-
      @-_James_- Год назад +3

      @@johnherrmann6879 I think pretty much everyone saw it. 😂

    • @mikepenfold9185
      @mikepenfold9185 Год назад

      Maybe just reverse the polarity of the motor, maybe use a synchron motor with a trick switch.
      Multi applicational then. Maybe give it a paint job too 😂

  • @1x1studio_
    @1x1studio_ Год назад +84

    This man absolutely does not get enough credit for how much effort he puts into every video! Amazing video !!

    • @googleyoutubechannel8554
      @googleyoutubechannel8554 5 месяцев назад

      ? He gets hundreds of thousands of dollars in ad money, how is that not enough credit?

  • @AndyFromBeaverton
    @AndyFromBeaverton Год назад +44

    3:33 I always wrap Teflon in the opposite direction to prevent unraveling.

    • @jackles1
      @jackles1 Год назад +6

      I just knew someone would mention this. haha

    • @WeighedWilson
      @WeighedWilson Год назад +2

      Cunningham's law.

    • @DoctorRedstone72
      @DoctorRedstone72 Год назад

      they do it wrong to make people comment about the right way so they get more comments

  • @itzjoeylo4501
    @itzjoeylo4501 Год назад +42

    I love the level of design engineering and fabrication you bring to your work, I bet you wake up every day loving what you do, just like Me… Keep it up 👍

  • @AbhilashArts
    @AbhilashArts Год назад +53

    I can already tell that this video will be something different

    • @Anas-1220
      @Anas-1220 Год назад +7

      It's not on bicycles lol

    • @ArchiWorldRuS
      @ArchiWorldRuS Год назад +1

      ​@@Anas-1220 we need a full version where this is being put on a hubless bicycle

    • @Anas-1220
      @Anas-1220 Год назад

      @@ArchiWorldRuS haha yes

  • @MarcoZamora
    @MarcoZamora Год назад +16

    Now it needs a jig to help stabilize whatever you're wrapping, and a linear advance to ensure a perfect wrap/length ratio. Great video!

  • @kjamison5951
    @kjamison5951 Год назад +6

    And that about wraps things up…
    Near project! You NEVER disappoint with your no-limit ideas! Thanks!

  • @delibaba170
    @delibaba170 Год назад +5

    This is the type of guy to actually understand redstone engineering

  • @bradleyfitzik2447
    @bradleyfitzik2447 Год назад +11

    I love quirky machines like these

  • @MattnUska
    @MattnUska Год назад +2

    After watching this I’m looking at my life in a whole new way. I look at all the things in my life that need wrapped.

  • @bradley3549
    @bradley3549 Год назад +14

    I've been seeing a few wrapping machines and one thing they all seem to be missing is an integrated way to control the wrapping speed in sync with the feed speed. Some spring loaded rollers with an encoder to control the wrap speed would be super slick!

    • @blackhat4968
      @blackhat4968 Год назад

      Yes, I was also thinking it was wrapping to loosely on some of those items. I would prefer more tension on the tape holder to prevent it from feeding the tape easily. Especially when wrappings the wires, and the bike handle. Both were wrapped without enough tension in the tape to make a snug wrap.
      Otherwise Nice idea!!!

    • @LupusMechanicus
      @LupusMechanicus Год назад

      precisely

  • @LAGG3R
    @LAGG3R Год назад +2

    Finally, something that's actually useful!

    • @NewManDIY
      @NewManDIY Год назад +2

      Yes, it's really amazing idea!

  • @nl6524
    @nl6524 Год назад +16

    Very nice 👍 bro 😘🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

  • @brinistaco1970
    @brinistaco1970 Год назад +1

    I appreciate the level of madness and ingenuity involved here. Great video.

  • @shaunweaver2107
    @shaunweaver2107 Год назад +1

    Now, if only I had those wonderful wood working tools!

    • @allensijer6411
      @allensijer6411 Год назад +1

      And skills! I can not seem to male anything wooden lol :-(

  • @GeekonaBike
    @GeekonaBike Год назад +1

    I'll be nominating you for a webby in the "Best Action Close Up of a Bicycle Chainbreaker" category 😉

  • @userbeans
    @userbeans Год назад +7

    A true wrap artist

  • @JohnPittaway
    @JohnPittaway Год назад +2

    Thanks for that, mate. It's already on my to-do list! F.Y.I., not a criticism, when you use thread tape wind it on in the same direction as the thread. This stops the tape from un-winding during assembly. Cheers.

  • @marctiltman9555
    @marctiltman9555 Год назад

    A lovely video, a lovely machine, and no junk music - perfection!

  • @tornagawn
    @tornagawn Год назад

    Fortunately I appear to never better motor skills than this guy and don’t need this gizmo…

  • @BeastHighlightsOfficial
    @BeastHighlightsOfficial Год назад +1

    Moment of silence for the man who wrapped himself in tape just for the 1-second clip

  • @theclutteredgarage1792
    @theclutteredgarage1792 Год назад +19

    As always, awesome craftsmanship and creativity and also great video editing. Keep it up!

  • @GilgamensStorm2015
    @GilgamensStorm2015 Год назад +3

    why make it easy... if it can be complicated 😎

  • @scott3248
    @scott3248 Год назад

    Great gift for the man who has everything.

  • @pewpewpistol
    @pewpewpistol Год назад +2

    Don't do this for cables if you plan on reusing cables elsewhere. The clue from the tape will stay on the cable after you remove the tape and makes for sticky cables w dirt and hair on them.

  • @Scott2148
    @Scott2148 Год назад +1

    they found one of these in ancient Egypt for mummy wrapping. Well done.

  • @NewManDIY
    @NewManDIY Год назад +1

    Amazing video😍😍 and you are Right this machine wrap my life!!

  • @jameswarren423
    @jameswarren423 Год назад +1

    I’ve never had a problem, wrapping tape around some thing with my hands! But pretty cool machine though👍🏼

  • @stevestumbaugh
    @stevestumbaugh Год назад

    Brings a whole new meaning to starting a wrap career.

  • @riderboy995
    @riderboy995 Год назад +17

    Love your work bro ❤

  • @gkaze77
    @gkaze77 Год назад +2

    Ahh yes.. finally.. something I can make at home and have use for..

  • @mitchrhodes
    @mitchrhodes Год назад +1

    Brilliant well made video solving a problem that no one has ever had - too much free time on your hands mate.

  • @ginunggagap
    @ginunggagap Год назад

    Finally able to wrap my head around some new invention on youtube.. I can even make one myself now..

  • @mikeschuler2946
    @mikeschuler2946 Год назад

    First cool diy device I’ve seen

  • @dayc801
    @dayc801 Год назад

    The blue tape, the box of random gears, the dremel, the randomness! Its like it was filmed in my garage ... Lol.

  • @larryhuffine2814
    @larryhuffine2814 Год назад

    This is so ridiculous but hes pretty great at building stuff. Even tho this one was a bit silly. Love your talent dude

  • @thethinkerer
    @thethinkerer Год назад +2

    Better than 70% of wrappers out right now...

    • @DixieDee
      @DixieDee Год назад

      Haha I see what you did there.😉😉😉

  • @johnthomas1422
    @johnthomas1422 Год назад

    This person's skill with power tools makes me feel inadequate as a man.

  • @sgsax
    @sgsax Год назад +2

    This is a genious idea. My new favorite!

  • @steveschultz300
    @steveschultz300 Год назад

    This was the longest 4 minutes of my life.

  • @Balancatraca
    @Balancatraca Год назад +1

    Perfect idea, just a thing, your Teflon has to be wrapped the other way to work properly :)

  • @dhiyasalem7856
    @dhiyasalem7856 Год назад +1

    Good idea 💡. Just for safety reasons you need to cover the chains paths with plastic or metal case

  • @peterfarmer1592
    @peterfarmer1592 Год назад +1

    That’s the first video of this sort that actually does something useful. Brilliant and well done. 👍

  • @daveyjones7391
    @daveyjones7391 Год назад

    This would work great for taping my hockey stick. Cheers from Canada.

  • @victorcortez3444
    @victorcortez3444 Год назад

    If there was an "I love it" button I would totally smash it ❤

  • @Reman1975
    @Reman1975 Год назад +1

    I'm really surprised you got the cut out in that large sprocket accurate enough to run that smoothly with just a Dremel and a hand file. You're getting top marks (and a like) for that........ The whole concept, design, and quality of construction would have got you top marks anyway, but achieving that level of smoothness to that sprockets motion is what shines as an outstanding achievement to me . :D

  • @TheButlerNZ
    @TheButlerNZ Год назад

    a bit like a rope winding machine from the early 1800's except they had more than one bobbin, an the bobbins were also geared to rotate in opposition (basically stopped in relation to the viewer).
    In a farm museum about 100k away farm here there is a simple machine you can put 3 used hay bale twines into, wind a handle and it plats them for you... A neat freebie from otherwise waste twine.

  • @mestancray4133
    @mestancray4133 Год назад +1

    DAHİCE VE ZEKİCE BİR BULUŞ TEBRİK"LER SANA SENİ TÜRKİYE"DEN İZLİYORUZ SENİ

  • @bahoonies
    @bahoonies Год назад

    If they'd had this in ancient Egypt, the mummification process would have been so much quicker😂😂.

  • @bobwilliamson5574
    @bobwilliamson5574 Год назад +1

    Sheer genius.

  • @Bezrodniy7
    @Bezrodniy7 Год назад +1

    Харьковчане лучшие инженеры)

  • @koomky
    @koomky Год назад

    Ladies and gentlemen....THE BRAIN ! (Applauses)

  • @thelyricologist9568
    @thelyricologist9568 Год назад

    Very well built. With pretty much the same effort and time as it took to build it, I can wrap all these cables etc. manually. ;-)

  • @motorteeth
    @motorteeth Год назад

    I clicked on this thinking "what is this stupid thing?"... this stupid thing is exactly what I wish I had so many times. Sometimes you just have to eat your words lol

  • @jordanaponte3608
    @jordanaponte3608 Год назад +5

    Wow, dude, that looks really fantastic.😃😃

  • @mdmohan6696
    @mdmohan6696 Год назад

    Take love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🥰

  • @ECS-Dad
    @ECS-Dad Год назад

    Machines that do this exact process are used in the wire harness fabrication industry and they cost thousands of dollars. Good job of make it something any handy person can make.

  • @CanyonWanderer
    @CanyonWanderer Год назад

    Nice!, not only because of the use of bike parts (always a plus), but also the nice details that also make it pretty!

  • @wizrom3046
    @wizrom3046 Год назад +1

    If you put a reverse switch on it, you would be able to wrap the teflon tape in the RIGHT direction! 👍

  • @DixieDee
    @DixieDee Год назад

    Cute little device, but I have to comment on the Teflon tape lol. The way you wrapped it, would cause it to try to unravel on itself and possibly "bind" when you screw the pipe in.
    As a test: If you can twist your fingers around the pipe "clockwise" to tighten and "smooth out" the tape, you know you've done it right. Because that is the same thing that will happen when you screw the pipe into the female pipe.

    • @DixieDee
      @DixieDee Год назад

      @Stephen Ferree Yes, exactly. That's what I was trying to convey. Thank you.

  • @blitzeditz9999
    @blitzeditz9999 Год назад +1

    I saw "This Machine Will Trap Your Life"

  • @EliMTB
    @EliMTB Год назад +1

    Your videos are amazing I really wanti to do videos as good as yours

  • @russellsmejkal304
    @russellsmejkal304 Год назад

    Now you need some kind of clamp to hold the piece in the middle and the clamp is attached to a rod of some sort and the rods attached to a track so I can be slated back-and-forth. I am definitely going to save this video because I definitely want to make one of those. That is a great idea.
    Edit there should be a way for you to reverse direction. Also, if everything is done by polarity and to make it go backwards all you would need to do is reverse the wires than a simple three-way switch would work perfectly for that

  • @jeremyoconnor169
    @jeremyoconnor169 Год назад

    I love all the nods to My Mechanic

  • @dLLund
    @dLLund Год назад +2

    thank you for posting. sorry to nitpick, but your teflon tape wrap appears to be backward, unless that was a reverse thread.

  • @writerconsidered
    @writerconsidered Год назад

    Answering the engineering question no one ever asked.

  • @jsrupert1037
    @jsrupert1037 Год назад

    Could also be used for sports equipment: baseball bats, hockey sticks, tennis racquets,etc. Great ides!

  • @allensijer6411
    @allensijer6411 Год назад

    Love all the negative comments! From prolly 30-55 yr old disgruntled divorced males great video man

  • @anthonykelly3175
    @anthonykelly3175 Год назад +1

    Once he built it he walked around the house for days finding stuff to wrap.

  • @peterweller8583
    @peterweller8583 Год назад

    Had a moment now it is past. Nice work maker

  • @officialhipa5103
    @officialhipa5103 Год назад

    That's a really helpful machine and the cable looks good and neat after being wrapped.

  • @David_in_Thailand
    @David_in_Thailand Год назад

    I just went and bought lengths of cable spiral wrap. Crazy, I know. Imagine buying something specifically designed and cheap to easily organise my cables?

  • @johnlyden7243
    @johnlyden7243 Год назад

    New from Ronco! The Wrap-O-Matic 9000!!

  • @Slash1066
    @Slash1066 Год назад +1

    That's actually really useful

  • @Andriy_odesa
    @Andriy_odesa Год назад

    Thank you very much for your support! I am very grateful for that! Definitely a subscription to your channel. Peaceful sky to all!

  • @Pete_R63
    @Pete_R63 9 месяцев назад

    Always so entertaining and brilliantly edited! Extreme creativity in both the creation of these machines and the presentation of the process.

  • @Peter-oc4qj
    @Peter-oc4qj Год назад

    Das mit dem Fingerpflaster ist das Beste!
    Nur auf die anderen Finger acht geben, damit sie nicht in die Kette kommen🤣

  • @monadamus42
    @monadamus42 Год назад +1

    Awesome video, really well shot. That's a wrap!

  • @Xpert_01
    @Xpert_01 Год назад

    We all know that's satisfying

  • @zadekeys2194
    @zadekeys2194 Год назад

    Nice idea!! I thought of doing this using a low RPM drill.. less space required, drills are common etc.

  • @Eyad_tarek03
    @Eyad_tarek03 Год назад +1

    Wow it's so good I like it

  • @majorskepticism7836
    @majorskepticism7836 Год назад

    A yootoob invention that does something useful. Pretty good.

  • @Frank-mn4hx
    @Frank-mn4hx Год назад

    That's a clever wat to wrap any tape.
    Even to wrap a wounded finger.

  • @mauricemoyes402
    @mauricemoyes402 Год назад

    Network, USB, and audio cables can fail or need replaced (or moved) with upgrades to hardware. Velcro and a nylon sleeve offer a much more practical and useful solution for cable management. I can still like and appreciate the ingenuity though.

  • @Ilhadotop
    @Ilhadotop Год назад +7

    another channel posted this exactly machine weeks ago, come on man, i love your videos, but make your own designs

  • @user-lw6vg2pi2t
    @user-lw6vg2pi2t Год назад +2

    Док Дью уже замер в предвкушении, приготовив свой полуляхометр...

  • @frostsmaker8966
    @frostsmaker8966 Год назад +1

    Yup, that machine wraps my life. :D

  • @boskiridashi3869
    @boskiridashi3869 Год назад

    This channel is very good !

  • @Pilfered_
    @Pilfered_ Год назад

    that could actually help with wrapping hockey sticks, although wrapping hockey sticks is really easy

  • @smarterthanyou9090
    @smarterthanyou9090 Год назад

    I will never get that 30 seconds back.

  • @E-AND-N
    @E-AND-N Год назад

    Congratulazioni, veramente un' apparecchio utile!

  • @garymucher4082
    @garymucher4082 Год назад

    I like seeing ingenuity at work. Now you need to make a variable auto feeder as well for it. Than you can set the feed with the wrap and get perfect results... Thumbs Up

  • @dan-o9746
    @dan-o9746 Год назад

    Great idea! Would be good for wrapping motorcycle pipes with fiberglass. Could add an adjustable clamp in the center to hold piece being wrapped.

  • @bazilwreckerloughead
    @bazilwreckerloughead Год назад

    Was wondering; "Who needs that?" Then by the end of the video I was thinking; "I need that!"

  • @snakedoktor6020
    @snakedoktor6020 Год назад +5

    Something that could be really useful...nice job.
    I find it odd that with all the really nice equipment you have, you choose to use the absolute cheapest utility knife known to man 😮

  • @vitbull88
    @vitbull88 Год назад +1

    This is real ASMR

  • @lennyf1957
    @lennyf1957 Год назад

    3:56 that's the best part of the video.

  • @NotAsTraceable
    @NotAsTraceable Год назад

    No human could wrap wires like that.

  • @davearthur514
    @davearthur514 Год назад

    I like it, Clever thinking Mr Q. 5 stars.