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Nick's Quick Tips: How to cleanly cut a NATO or ZULU watch strap down to size
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2016
- Today, a quick tip showing you how to cleanly trim a nylon NATO or ZULU strap to eliminate excess length using a keyring and a soldering iron.
The way I did it is I cut the rounded tip off of my NATO. After that, I figured out how much of the NATO strap I plan to cut and then placed the rounded tip on the strap on where I want the new rounded edge to be located. I use the rounded tip as a template to cut using a scissor. After that, I use the tip of a soldering iron to cinch the rough edge of the new tip. The end. With my method, you keep the same form of the rounded tip edge that came with your NATO.
Very neat results - that beats clamping and heating two coins etc.
I didn't have my soldering iron at hand. So I adapted your method using the mentioned key ring as a template, sharp scissors and a sheet of aluminum (soda can) on a stove top. Worked just as fine. It occurred to me one might pay attention not to get the ring so hot it leaves a mark on the strap. Thanks for the inspiration and your lovely reviews!
Just watched this video and used your advice to shorten my black nylon Nato strap. I also removed the keeper as shown in one of your other videos. It has made the Nato much more comfortable to wear now. Thought I'd post a thank you note so -- Many thanks!!
This is the best way to resize a NATO that I have seen
Easy, quick, and neat exacution Nick you're a gem
Nick's some kinda wise guy. Good vid.
That was freagin wise guy! Pun intended.
So much better than two quarters and a vice grip I've been using.
Just trimmed a new Zulu strap to fit , terrific wheeze thanks a lot.
Great method. I just tried it and it worked perfectly. Thanks!
Very helpful vid Nick, as always!
Smart, Good tip
Awesome little tip! Thanks Nick👍
Brilliant! Thanks, Nick.
*GROAN* The puns! Just kidding, keep up the good work! I'm really glad I found your channel. Good stuff!
My Man! This trick works great! Thanks!
very helpful Nick thanks
Sound a bit like Kripke from the Big Bang Theory. Cool video.
Timely. Was just thinking about this.
nice and crafty
very helpful, thanks.
Great tip!
Great video, also love the accent.
Hi Nick, is there anyway you could use this method on strengthening the fixing holes that your buckle fixes to on nato straps to reinforce them so they don't tear. Hope you can help.
Yep, like it! Thx.
Hey Nick, all your videos are a beautyfull thing for me ;)
I just used this trick for my backpack! Worked great!
Do you plan to do the zt 0456 disasamble?
Greetings from the austrian knife community! ^^
You're a smart guy
DONE! thank you!
I'd like mine with sauerkraut. :-)
Great tip!
I notice that you remove the keepers from your straps. Can you speak to that?
+Brian Taylor They're just thinner that way, and don't help much. I've got a guide to that too, going live soonish.
Good idea
thanks nick!!!!
I clicked the video hoping to get to see the citizen, can you make more videos of that watch because it does t seem too popular on youtube
I've got my full review up. But I'm sure it'll keep popping up!
Well now I need a soldering iron
EYYYYYY YA WANNA CUTTA WATCH STRAP
Cool 😎
"Smuts" 😂😂😂
schmutz
My friend Tony Two Fingers can do it for me. Thanks. I gotta use scissors.
i like your facial furr. :)
Puns XD