Craig goes viral let’s goooooo

@AntithesisDCLXVI

7 ай бұрын

Craig is a moron

For 35 years of working in audio, this is EXACTLY the way I teach it. Even people who cannot get the specific "actions" of back wrapping will understand what the finger pinch and roll does! I've seen hundreds of explanations by others fail, but this way works 100% of the time when I teach it. Eventually as the person gets more comfortable they don't think about the twisting but do it naturally. Good job!

Thank you for making a video that explains this without talking for 10 minutes at the beginning

THE UNDER GOES BEHIND THE LOOP!!! Wow, thanks for the "A-ha!" moment. I've seen so many tutorials with the over under and I could never do it right. This makes sense now.

Best video of this coiling method by far! All the others go into confusing detail about how your thumbs should be pointing this way, your palms that way... all while neglecting to show us simply what the cable does and why it’s called over/under, like this explanation. Being short and to the point is a bonus.

@ChristesII

3 жыл бұрын

It also illustrates why this is good for the cable since you can see how the twists would cancel out in the whole.

Thank you so much for posting this! There were plenty of videos on how to wrap long cables, but none that showed your twisting technique for shorter cables. After struggling for a while using earlier videos, then getting it with yours - I was way more excited than a person should reasonably be about wrapping a cable. I then proceeded to rewrap and tie every cable in my apartment.

@brittanyyenser8528

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! So glad our little channel helps more people than just our work study students! Happy cable wrapping!

@SalawuIbrahim

4 жыл бұрын

I feel you!

This has been stuck in my mind for months because I saw a video about the over under technique but they couldnt teach it properly. It was really confusing. This, by far is the best explanation I've ever seen. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

about 15 years ago when i was in high school, i took some graphic design/digital recording courses through my local community college. digital photography, digital drawing, digital video, and digital sound; a lot of cables involve in the latter two. they they tried to teach us how to do the over-under wrapping. they taught it in person, and most of us didn't grasp what they were talking about. this video is so much more helpful than they were lol i watched this video one time, did the wrapping as i watched, and now i feel like i'll never forget how to do it. great video.

This is the 6th video in a row I tried watching - this was the one that made it finally make sense, thank you!

You lifesaver you!! This video deserves all the love. I tried about 10 others videos and could not figure it out at all, but your way makes it sooo much simpler, and you filmed it from the right angle too!

Great tutorial! Out of every video, this is by far the easiest method of explaining it

The point of view from the body was especially helpful! Thanks!

Wow this makes a lot more sense the way you explained it, it’s as simple as hold the cable in front of you, twist away from you then loop the twist toward you then loop.

Thank God for this Video, my dumb brain just could not process the stupid turning cable part of all other videos.

I switched to this loop style after endless frustration with the old arm wrap method - but I was alternating which side of the wrap I would place each over and each under loop. The explicit "don't do it like that, do it like this" instruction is the key I was missing. Thanks for the vid!

Thank you, this clear twisting explanation is what really got to me.

Thank you, your explanation is much better than all the others I’ve seen before, finally got this right!

This helped a lot with my VR headset cable that would always twist up! Great tutorial and got straight to the point!

Many thanks for having the wherewithal to do a point of view video. I had instant rage trying to learn this with all the top videos completely backwards.

Thank you for making this one. To the point, and up close detail of what the heck is actually happening to the wire. I need to develop muscle memory for this but I'm terrible at it since apparently every explanation I ever got wasn't complete enough to show the way the "under" loop forms.

Simple when you told correctly, thanks very much for this video 👍

Best vid to show this technique/method to wrap cords. Thank you for sharing.

BEST tutorial on this.

Thanks! This saved me and i can confirm it worked for my 100 ft extension cord!

The best video of wrapping cable ever

This helped me tremendously. Thank you!! Other videos did not explain this as well as you did

Not gonna lie, I’m 40 years old, and I’ve been a cable idiot my whole life. No one (or video) has explained it or showed it to me in a way that made sense and stuck until this video.

never seen the roll before -thank you, answers all my issues!

Perfect way to explain, thank you!

After watching this I was finally able to really get it! Thank you!

You just changed my life!

Well needed- thank you!!

Thank you, this was the best tutorial.

300th like, here in 11 of 2019. Thank you kind sir!!! 🙏

This video worked for me :) Thanks

Good video. Made it so simple

Excellent instruction!

Brilliant clear short understandable thx

clear and concise thanks so much

So much easier!! Thanks!

thank you so much helped a lot!

How do you finish off the ends?

Well done! Ty

Gotta love it when your cable is basically flat, 2 cables combined next to each other

I keep remembering this technique but couldnt quite get it. Thanks for the remijnder.

Does this work with small cables or specifically larger ones?

How do you unwrap the cable without getting a bunch of knots in it?

what if your cable already has a lot of kinks in it? how do i get all of the kinks out?

Aight, thanks!

6 year i go i visit this video still use ful

Finally I did it

Thanks, now I've been wrapping everything this way... My earphones, my shower head, my spaghetti...

thanks

Cool!

there is nothing wrong with wrapping cords nicely one direction (clockwise) never had a problem if you do it the same way every time. People want to over complicate a simple process.

Why do this instead of all over loops?

@jccoops5284

Ай бұрын

All over loops causes it to get tangled up. Doing over/under makes it so when you uncoil it, it makes a straight line. All over or all under would cause it to loop over each time.

Good HOW but whos going to do the WHY video?

Hold that cable stronger, man!

Here from tiktok

when i try it, it unravels when i put my earphones down

No. Always point the end of the cable away from you when you start.

Those other guys ought to take down their "tutorials" out of shame.

Dont forget the over under mantra: over worked, under paid, over worked, under paid, ect....

Reddit brought me here