How To Tie Things Together - The Effective Way - Post Apocalyptic Tools And Machines
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2018
- How To Tie Things Together - The Effective Way - Post Apocalyptic Tools And Machines
In this video I´ll build a simple device which helps you binding stuff together using steele wire.
Just another simple way to build vital stuff in and after the apocalypse.
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I am so happy I found this channel . I have already watched over 15 video in a row . I am envious of your lives because I live in the city and there is no where for me to enjoy the out doors every day . Maybe one day I can retire with a piece of property like yours
You should have millions subscribers
Excellent content. You say your language skills aren't good. Your English is superb.
Your English is getting better and better. Certainly a whole lot better than my German. Keep up the good work my friend.
those are good numbers for nailing birds with stones. i always forget that english is your second language, for what its worth you speak quite well. looking forward to the q&a video.
The fact that you make the effort to speak English in your videos, is awesome. I know I couldn’t make a video speaking your language. So here’s a big thumbs up 👍👏✌🏻🔪
Excellent work! I've used similar tools but yours is more efficient and the ease of use is outstanding. For small jobs look into safety wire pliers. I've been using them for years, a very handy tool.
Damn impressive, brilliant. You're one smart dude!
Nice device this one. Thank you for sharing this with us.
I agree. We can take it as you see fit. Your schedule is what you have to work with. I really enjoy watching you and your projects and have learned a lot from. Thank you again for coming back!
That would be great for making use of scraps and small lengths of wire.
Both clever and use full. Happy Trails
Good to see you again! Great work!
nice I see using combo things line and wire I used on my lento, though this is idea I had to work on later thanks for the sharing.
Danke für diesen absolut geilen Tipp! An Verbindungen mit Draht habe ich nie gedacht. Das Resultat hat wirklich überzeugt im Test. LG Felix
Also bitte dasselbe im Nachbau nur mit einem Vic! ;)
Where is your brother? Just curious. So happy that you are back with more episodes and self-made improvised tools and gadgets. Best wishes for the new year. Cheers.
Your English skills are fine. Actually, you speak better English than many Americans I know.
Inventive and USEFUL. Nothing works as quickly or strongly as wire i absolutely love it. It is everywhere too if you are on your scav game. thank you so much for the video you've been working at it Bro.
Damn that is slick!
DAMN!! What a freaking genius idea, just absolute genius! I love watching your videos I'm so glad your back. This idea is awesome I will be making one. It will be very handy to use on the farm. Thanks my friend.
Another Great video.
Great video thanks! Love the humor! Just made my own but I used a carriage pin with a hex head and a plastic handle. Also, I used a couple rivets instead of soldering or brazing it. As a side note, if you wrap the wire around and through the loop a second time it will be even stronger! Good luck with the birds!
As usual I have no clue what you are building till the end. Brilliant devise. I've got to get one of those. Thanks for mentioning me in the video. I feel a little famous now. Can you do a video of your bugout camp you mentioned?
haha. I was thinking the same thing, have no idea where he is going with it until the end.
Like I said before, I don't need to know anymore then I do ( about you and yours ), I can tell you are a good guy. Even when You think your English isn't up to scratch, I don't mind ( I know that certain letters and words are difficult to pronounce for some of the Germanic language speaking populus...). But I get your frustration, I myself have some Deutsche grundlichkeit coursing through my veins... . Whatever you post, you'll get a thumbs-up before I watch it.
Great idea
You need to register that with the patent office. Excellent tool Could be used with fence work WOW! Thanks for sharing .
john OLDONEKANOLE
It's an old tool just not well known at least in the usa
Diffrent design but the Old one is called clamptite they are a little pricey
looks perfect, good idea
Brilliant!
Es hat mich sehr überrascht dass es so gut hält. Sehr geile Idee danke dafür :)
I've used a commercial tool (I think it was called the haywire puller or something similar) and it worked really well. It's cool to see how you just slapped together something just as good from scrap materials. Great video!
Awesome.. You have great ideas.
Excellent video, useful devise you have created there!
well done
that is one heck of a wire tying tool!!
That’s awesome
Love your videos keep up all the great work
Great work! If you made a second wrap after pulling the first tight, it would have not broke, I think.
Solder is the last method I would have used to fuse the "nose" of your device. Brazing with the heat source you used is practical. Electric welding is better, but drilling a hole and installing a bolt and nut would work. I do not intend to minimize the effort or your inventiveness. I am in awe of your build and your English. (I am lucky to be able to speak a few phrases in Japanese and French. My spoken English [my cradle tongue] is horrible.) awesome video! Thank you.
Very nice! Good to see you making more project videos. :)
Nice life hack...
It functions a bit as a wire tie twister that you can use for tying rebar together, did you get the idea from there? Always happily surprised by your ingenuity and problem solving skills!
No worries with your language skills my German is zero+ nothing . Happy trails and hang in there it can only get better.
Really enjoy the build videos!
Boom 11th comment, glad to see you guys up and running again with your inventive ideas!
Geil Danke ATB
I'm in pressed
Love to see bank line to cannon fuse video. Two birds was so funny stuff!
that is way cool, how do you think these things up
That is an awesome tool! What made you decide on brazing/soldering the part versus a few welds?
GodzillaB210 Not everybody owns a welder, soldering makes it more accessible for his audience to replicate
Why not do a build video and put commentary in afterword
1st
Pity you seem to have stopped making videos
No thanks, but your voice sounds like a robot
I like it. But please... Don't use it to tie the hair of our kids :P