Wire hose clamp tool from turnbuckle and basic hardware. Must have workshop DIY tool.

In todays video I will make a wire winding hose clamp tool from a 6mm turnbuckle and some basic hardware.
This is different from my previous video where I used solid stainless steel and my lathe and milling machine.
In this video you will only need a hacksaw, file, battery drill and a 6mm drill bit.
This is a quick and easy build.
Every shop needs one.
Thanks for watching.
Cheers Mike
Previous video making tool from solid stainless steel.
• Wire clamp tool to rep...

[@mickdoherty8633]

Thanks. Great idea Mike! Not bad for a Jaffa! 😉👍😃

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Haha, everyone loves us Aucklanders. Appreciate you watching. Cheers Mike

[@007tats]

Thank you for this, I will be making me one.

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching. They are a handy tool. Cheers Mike

[@kenchafin9890]

excellent! 2-3 bucks at hardware store and a little fun and effort.

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Hi thanks for watching. Nice easy project that is handy to have. Cheers Mike

[@daos3300]

one more of these in the world now :)

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Thanks for watching. Hopefully many more in the future. Cheers Mike

[@leslieaustin151]

“..cleaner ones..” yup, go to a yacht chandler and they will have stainless steel ones.. Thanks for the ideas! Les in UK 🇬🇧

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Thanks for watching and the the suggestion. Cheers Mike

[@Bristoll170]

That's a very handy low profile clamping method. As long as there is enough room to swing the tool if needed for an in-situ application. This is on the next wet day project list. Thanks for sharing.
Chers
Pete' Hokitika.

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Thanks Pete from Hokitika. Appreciate you watching. Always nice to hear from another kiwi. Cheers Mike

[@MarioLopez-qo7tk]

Mike I like it very much I think I will make me one very nice clamp for a water hose ex video

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@Endicorp1]

Great idea Mike. Quick and easy. Thanks for posting.

[@mikesworkshopadventures]

Glad you enjoyed it. Yes it was a bit quicker to build than the previous one. Cheers Mike