The same method can be applied to a Turks head mandrel as well thank you so much for these videos one of my favorite RUclipsrs thank you for all that you have taught me
This video is one of the most interesting that i have seen on this subject. Before this i have used cardboard tubes and paper pins but this will be a lot more durable. Thanks a lot Mark
Those are called “brad point” drill bits. Another time saver would be to clamp a piece of wood at least half the thickness of the pipe to the drill press table. Measure from the drill point over half the diameter of the pipe and place the edge of the wood there when you clamp it. When you drill through the top of the pipe, just keep going and drill the opposite side at the same time, then slide the pipe forward to the next hole and repeat, etc.. If you are making multiple mandrels, screw the piece of wood to a piece of plywood and mark a line squared off of the first board, and mark a location on that line for a hole half the diameter of the pipe from the edge of board 1. You can use that hole to locate the jig on your drill press table, then using the first line as the starting point, mark on the plywood where the end of the pipe will be for drilling each hole. Takes much longer to explain than it does to do, but it’s a huge timesaver because all you have to mark on the pipe is two lines showing the centerlines of two rows! Great video!
Nicely done and useful. Just one critique. "Mark" is obviously not a native English speaker, and he continually uses the term "opposite" when he should say "parallel". Once you adapt to this quirk in his speech understanding what he is doing goes much easier.
You say 3/8" but you were measuring centimetres. Don't pander to the Yanks! 8-) A metal saw is a bit of overkill for PVC. My local hardware store has ratcheting PVC pipe cutters that do the trick much more cleanly than a saw.
I reckon that most people have no need for a ratcheting PVC pipe cutter, but will have access to, or own, a saw. Buying the ratcheting tool is an expensive extravagance for the vast majority of us. I know that the handy people amongst us may consider buying the cutter which would come in handy for some basic plumbing jobs around the home aswell as making this kind of mandrel, but for most, it's too much wasted money
@@mattsadventureswithart5764 The PVC pipe cutter was less than $20 IIRC, so not an expensive extravagance (?) and if you have neither to start with.... 8-)
@@caligula5698 видел другой видос его где он подробнее рассказывает за эту штуковину, сделаю себе такую обязательно, и как я понял там уева туча различных видов схем плетения... а вот вопрос, где эти схемы можно взять, и по какому принципу их плести....? если в теме, поделись, плиз, инфой. спс!
@@ВладСамойлов-д1д Можно и без этой штуковины узел вязать, но тут как с "кулаком обезьяны" - кто то с устройством вяжет, кто то без, кому как нравится. А насчёт схем наберите globe knot (им хорошо шарики разные оплетать) - и схем и видео полно, но как по мне видео лучше. Конкретно у этого автора очень много видов узлов присутствует. Или вот этот ещё ruclips.net/video/7igX2AdaxbM/видео.html - и руки правильно расположены, очень хорошо повторять. В рекомендуемых видео одновременно вылезет и куча других узлов. Шнур у них паракорд называется, можно купить и тренироваться вечно, паракорду ничего не будет, он парашютная стропа. Разных цветов и толщины. Поэтому из него браслеты и темляки для ножиков делают - можно расплести и пользоваться шнуром как шнуром,
@@caligula5698 Спасибо за ответ! на счет паракорда я знаю, сам увлекаюсь, но темляки и браслетики не очень интересны, кулак обезьяны, кистени, нунчаки - такая тематика больше прикалывает.
@@caligula5698 ruclips.net/video/qO4m95If6Tw/видео.html - вот нашел видоик любопытный, но аглицкого не знаю, а субтитры с переводом это дичь дикая какая-то....(
The same method can be applied to a Turks head mandrel as well thank you so much for these videos one of my favorite RUclipsrs thank you for all that you have taught me
This is so simple yet one of the coolest things I've seen all day. Thanks bro!!!
Mark make a video on how to use the mandrel. I loved the video, as usual clear and concise.
This video is one of the most interesting that i have seen on this subject. Before this i have used cardboard tubes and paper pins but this will be a lot more durable. Thanks a lot Mark
Excellent Video Marco, its given me a great guide line into making this mandrel, Thankyou..
Clear directions appreciated. Thankyou.
Excellent tutorial! Thanks for showing the procedure. Looking forward to the knotting.
This is fantastically clever. Thanks!
Hi Mark. Thank You.
Wuauu!!! que genial 👌👌fantastico muchas gracias por enseñarnos👍👍😉😉
Very nice tutorial Marko..
Please make more videos of different knots to make with this mandrel!!
Those are called “brad point” drill bits. Another time saver would be to clamp a piece of wood at least half the thickness of the pipe to the drill press table. Measure from the drill point over half the diameter of the pipe and place the edge of the wood there when you clamp it. When you drill through the top of the pipe, just keep going and drill the opposite side at the same time, then slide the pipe forward to the next hole and repeat, etc.. If you are making multiple mandrels, screw the piece of wood to a piece of plywood and mark a line squared off of the first board, and mark a location on that line for a hole half the diameter of the pipe from the edge of board 1. You can use that hole to locate the jig on your drill press table, then using the first line as the starting point, mark on the plywood where the end of the pipe will be for drilling each hole. Takes much longer to explain than it does to do, but it’s a huge timesaver because all you have to mark on the pipe is two lines showing the centerlines of two rows! Great video!
Thumbs up for your comment. Truly appreciate it. 👌🏻👍🏻
i'll be using a cross slide drill vice to make this process even easier.
@@MrCobra762 Roger that!
I think I'll stick to my Pringles can, but well done video, as always. Love you, Marko! ❤
the diameter of the 25mm PVC pipe is inside or outside
Very Nice
Fold the pinky paper in half and half again. The three bend lines and the join will be the four equidistant points you want.
Hi,please can make a tutorial on how to use this for globe knot ?
Hello Sir, very smart, Thank You very much for sharing ^_^
Make the wood into a template so you don't have to keep measuring (If your making more than one)? Just transfer marks on the wood to the pipe?
Hi, Good morning,
What is the size of the screws? length and diameter? pls!
How can I buy these tools?
Oioioi! Drill bit is bent quite a bit... Looking forward to the second part explaining how to use it..
What the size of the scrolls & the pipe please?..
Waoooow
Nicely done and useful. Just one critique. "Mark" is obviously not a native English speaker, and he continually uses the term "opposite" when he should say "parallel". Once you adapt to this quirk in his speech understanding what he is doing goes much easier.
Ummmm...graph paper?
First
You say 3/8" but you were measuring centimetres. Don't pander to the Yanks! 8-)
A metal saw is a bit of overkill for PVC. My local hardware store has ratcheting PVC pipe cutters that do the trick much more cleanly than a saw.
I reckon that most people have no need for a ratcheting PVC pipe cutter, but will have access to, or own, a saw. Buying the ratcheting tool is an expensive extravagance for the vast majority of us.
I know that the handy people amongst us may consider buying the cutter which would come in handy for some basic plumbing jobs around the home aswell as making this kind of mandrel, but for most, it's too much wasted money
@@mattsadventureswithart5764 The PVC pipe cutter was less than $20 IIRC, so not an expensive extravagance (?) and if you have neither to start with.... 8-)
Some of us are unlucky enough to have had a plumbing issue and therefore we have more tools than we want to.
что это и зачем?
вот такой что бы легче вязать
ruclips.net/video/hRftmPuDNiM/видео.html
@@caligula5698 видел другой видос его где он подробнее рассказывает за эту штуковину, сделаю себе такую обязательно, и как я понял там уева туча различных видов схем плетения... а вот вопрос, где эти схемы можно взять, и по какому принципу их плести....? если в теме, поделись, плиз, инфой. спс!
@@ВладСамойлов-д1д
Можно и без этой штуковины узел вязать, но тут как с "кулаком обезьяны" - кто то с устройством вяжет, кто то без, кому как нравится. А насчёт схем наберите globe knot (им хорошо шарики разные оплетать) - и схем и видео полно, но как по мне видео лучше. Конкретно у этого автора очень много видов узлов присутствует.
Или вот этот ещё
ruclips.net/video/7igX2AdaxbM/видео.html - и руки правильно расположены, очень хорошо повторять.
В рекомендуемых видео одновременно вылезет и куча других узлов.
Шнур у них паракорд называется, можно купить и тренироваться вечно, паракорду ничего не будет, он парашютная стропа. Разных цветов и толщины. Поэтому из него браслеты и темляки для ножиков делают - можно расплести и пользоваться шнуром как шнуром,
@@caligula5698 Спасибо за ответ! на счет паракорда я знаю, сам увлекаюсь, но темляки и браслетики не очень интересны, кулак обезьяны, кистени, нунчаки - такая тематика больше прикалывает.
@@caligula5698 ruclips.net/video/qO4m95If6Tw/видео.html - вот нашел видоик любопытный, но аглицкого не знаю, а субтитры с переводом это дичь дикая какая-то....(
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