I did this with 550 paracord. Ended up with a 12 strand rope and put two log chain links on the ends and two hooks. Great to have in the truck.

@luizsilva3686

4 жыл бұрын

Chris e a

My 25 ton truck was stuck in some deep mud on a building site....they had a JCB could pull me out, but no rope except the thin blue nylon line that cable com panies use to pull cable through conduits. One of the guys looked at the thin line, took a knife to it tied one end of 5 pieces then he proceeded by hand to make a rope, within 5 minutes he had a rope...it still looked too thin...but he said it would hold and it did, out came my truck!! I asked him where he learned that, he said " 20 years on Deep Sea Trawlers and you learn how to make ropes and just what a rope will take before it breaks" respect to the guy.

¡Thank you VM, and congratulations for teaching us!. I must to make one of this, an to learn something useful. None knows when it would be needed. Good Luck and Greeting for you from Córdoba, Argentina!.

É SÓ ISTO??? opá adorei, os meus parabéns a todos :)

Старо как мир, но за воспоминание. Плюс...

I would recommend putting your two machines farther apart so you get longer and therefore more useful ropes

@patrioticwhitemail9119

3 жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure they know. They probably just made it short so it could be demonstrated from start to finish quickly.

Merci messieurs. Super intéressant 😍

awesome...greetings from Serbia...

Having spliced rope in the past both logging wire rope and fisherman's nylon ropes I've never seen the piece on the end before. What is the thing at the end that the father was using called. Often wondered how this kind of rope was made. Cheers NZ

LEGENDARY !

молодец!

Bonito trabajo mi compita

Acho que dá para usar uma pequena placa quadrada com furos no lugar preciso, para usar no lugar do alicate

Сосед во дворе с сыновьями, где-то в конце 60-х так же верёвки делали. Он карбасы шил. Попутно и верёвками занимался, но тогда пластика не было.

Сразу вспоминается Михаил Задорнов с его сатирами про Америку

Good job

Muito bom.

I watched a demonstration of this at Fort Ross at the Russian festival just north of Jenner, Ca. I was so intrigued I took a bunch of pictures of a very simple version of the crank as well as 1 made from metal gears just like yours. I have full notes if anyone wants to make this plus notes on each & every step. Pretty cool esp if you boat or just want to make any kind of custom rope. Start with 115 % of desired length. You want 100 ft ?, start w 115. After you wet it down it will shrink & tighten & gain strength. The gentleman demonstrating explained that it can additionally be waxed for smooth closing loops & lassos - so next time you see a huge spool of twine you'll know what its for. He also stressed that you want an odd # of strands on ALL of the hooks at the geared crank end which will determine where you cut & tie off your twine. All get 3 or 5 or 7 etc etc. It just struck me that people had to figure out how to create this before we had machines do everything.

“How I do it”. My Grandpa and uncles used to do it this way in Mexico. Mexican cowboys came up with method then showed the American cowboys. Lassos were made from certain agave plant fibers. Old farts still make them out of the original materials and old methods and sell the ropes for a higher dollar than the new ropes.

Very useful in the future.. thank you very much to people of Europe.. Good skill.... #asian

Real nice.

Một kỹ thuật 30 năm về trước, đòi hỏi sự phối hợp nhịp nhàng của 3 người để tạo ra một sợi dây thừng hoàn chỉnh

Super 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Very nice . Where can I buy the machine to make my own rope to tie the family goats

Fantastic

That equipment wich place available

6X19 IWRC RRL XIPS 500M? What's this?

шыкардос!!!

Very nice

Yup its a lot easyer with 3 people looks like but I learned how whn I was locked up, we normally did it alone, n we normally would just do 3 strand total at a time n if we needed to just re braid tht 3 strand rope into a I think tht would make 9 strands re braided

Nice. Thanks for sharing that. Can one person do this? Is there a way to secure the block and maybe hang weight on it to let it walk itself?

@grimmage5944

7 жыл бұрын

Aparri Yes there is wtf u mean no 😂😂

@WillemLawyer

7 жыл бұрын

Yes there is, go look at Grant Thompson's improved version.

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Très intéressante vidéo.....

Interesante 👍

Hello bos hadir menyimak, Ferry good .

Казакша коментке бир лаик

i watched a video where an older Spanish man stated 45 degrees on ropes before braiding at a 4 twists per spin

I saw one extra hoop in the center of the machine, Why was that one not used?

@Rustaholic777

7 жыл бұрын

The center HOOK only turns once per turn of the crank. . . The other three are what you make rope from. . .They all turn about three times for each turn of the crank. . . If you find and read the original manual for that machine you will see that center hook is for finishing the rope. . . The setup here has a crank on the far end for finishing.

So great , i like ropes, thanks you

Ребята молодци .Не надо писать плохое .,в старину так делали веревки 👌👌

👍👍👍👍👍

Where can I buy one of those twisting tools? What's the proper name?

@davidjones-vx9ju

4 жыл бұрын

look at 1:12

@ridermak4111

4 жыл бұрын

corey pendergrass You can make a simple but effective one with no gears. Bend up 3 strong hooks , each having a crank handle shape bent at the rear. Start with eye bolts with a long machine thread. Careful pre-planning is needed to locate nuts and washers (that will support the tension on the hooks/cranks) before the next bend is made. The forward hook section is secured (but spin freely) in the first piece of plywood or 2x6 which is part of the anchor. The 3 bent crank handles go through 3 holes in a second piece of thinner plywood. Those 3 holes perfectly match the triangle pattern of the first 3 holes. Cut the second lighter plywood shape with a kind of paddle handle extending out the side, which allows you to turn all 3 hooks at the same rate. 50 years ago my scout troop got a giant spool of sisal or manilla bailing twine. With that primitive homemade system we made a lot of rope that day.

Ну и ну,в Америке крепкие верёвки закончились ? )

Добре!

Very cute. You can make rope now learn some basic knots.If you replace what you call a whittle stick with a traveler and use the swivel and weight on a pulley it is very easy to make rope with just one person. Yes I am a master rope maker.

@evanhorgan5927

7 жыл бұрын

Rustaholic777 h

This was in my recommended after watching Grant Thompson's video

@WillemLawyer

7 жыл бұрын

Me too

@felix5951

7 жыл бұрын

Hamzah B. same

I'm a boy scout

Узбеклардан саломлар

anyone else here from grant thompson king of random video??

@WillemLawyer

7 жыл бұрын

Like everyone.

@felix5951

7 жыл бұрын

PikaZoo me

@bobbywhite5319

7 жыл бұрын

I actually learned rope making before he made the video.

In God We Trust....

Осталось найти негра.

@user-kd4vg6wt4m

3 жыл бұрын

Черный юмор

stay playing

Beer buddies at work

hi me azhar and I want to know that we can twist hollow pipe like in brass or silver if then pls reply me like me or send me a video I will be waiting for your video

@carsonprince3634

6 жыл бұрын

azhar Alam Heat it and bend it with a pipe wrench.

So this is what biker gangs do in their spare time

I use cash to make rope at the hardware store. lol

How would you get 200 yards of roep? I guess go stretch it down the road.

@classixdrummer

4 жыл бұрын

Lou Pereira - Start with your ends about 220 yards apart.

My dad has worked at harley

दोरी डोबिवलीमध्ये कुठे बनते

nyelang alate ho

@sheester21

7 жыл бұрын

Achmad Rizky Ardianto I

В Америке проблемы с веревками???

@user-dl3xy5vd8b

4 жыл бұрын

Постоянно

Fuck!!! I've been going to the store to buy rope. I've been doing it all wrong😝

Why doesn't it unravel?

@bobbywhite5319

7 жыл бұрын

The rope is all twisting in same direction and twisting on itself. The friction between the rope causes them to stay

@robertsweet161

6 жыл бұрын

LaserFalcon ask your mom.

@classixdrummer

4 жыл бұрын

The initial twist of the individual twine was clockwise which causes the fibres to try to unwind in a counter clockwise direction. The second braiding step is done in a counter clockwise direction causing the twisted twine to try to unwind in a clockwise direction. What that leaves you with is two internal structures trying to unwind in opposite directions which cancels out the tendency to unwind altogether.

@classixdrummer

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha, there’s me answering a three year old question. Hope you’re still around to read it man.

I have a idea let's all talk like canidans.

comment: it's fantastic, advice : don't smoke especially when a kid is standing next to you

Who cares who's ideas are who's at least the information is getting shared if it's going to who stole what I guess we'll have to go to the beginning of rope making history and say everyone stole it from him or her rite! Really guys!

@ar-gaming9014

6 жыл бұрын

well that is how it generally works the first person to to it did it and it sure wasn't some one with a video camera and who cares the people who make shit you can tell you have never made anything of any value the people who made the original cared you may not but then again no one really cares what you think i only replied because you comment made you look like a jackass

Enrique Melgarejo Guillermo

why?

ngengsreng

That rope making device will be 100 years old next year on December 23, 2019

Que y lo es

Who's here because of Grant?

@WillemLawyer

7 жыл бұрын

Me

@felix5951

7 жыл бұрын

Jacob Nguyen me

Тут были русские

@Da_Net

5 жыл бұрын

Судя по размеру первой буквы национальности - малороссы)))

あたまいいな

😅

Well you made a rope but you should have watched a couple youtube videos on how to do it first.

Nice work 🤣🙏🏋️🤽

Робята, чуть пот дали, и развлекаются, тока что-то вяло. А так всё Ok.

who cares who copied who , this is the one I watched and it's cool as f... and the name yirawallygator is funny as hell . fact is wally gator escaped the zoo every day , and i can think of a few 'wallygators' that would love to have this in the pen . beats the hell out make necklaces out of thread 15 to life is plenty long I imagine . Holden MACrotch

安価で簡単にロープが購入できる現代に感謝しなきゃなと思いました。

king of random stole your idea!!!

@thechum9653

7 жыл бұрын

Syd Stephen thats literally why im here lmao

@elpadrul

7 жыл бұрын

Syd Stephen damn I thought the same thing

@dosukoi8115

7 жыл бұрын

what grant do is one man job not 2 or more man job.so,he just improvising the idea (sorry for my bad english)

@thechum9653

7 жыл бұрын

Well the machine has been around forever though,so he didnt really steal it.this guy didnt make the machine.it been around scince like 1600s lol

@thechum9653

7 жыл бұрын

Grant just made it so you can do it with a single person.at home

Буксир для ХАРЛЕЯ...

cu coarba mai ? s-a inventat bormasina...

sun

Е.ануться, открыл Америку

Если ему показать что, можно сделать верёвку в одного,да ещё с помощью одной дрели ))))) даже не представляю что с ним будет)))))

M.

Grant Thompson

@Imbob-rr6nl

7 жыл бұрын

Zloma king of random

@colbyeagle3616

7 жыл бұрын

Zloma thought the same thing lol

@ericrocheleau5337

7 жыл бұрын

He totally sole his idea

@samwidmer2418

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Rocheleau 7 years later

@WillemLawyer

7 жыл бұрын

Grant made it so that with one person you can make the rope like 10 times as fast.

Canucks eh?! Giver!

Some one did copy you man: the king of random

@nipnip3304

7 жыл бұрын

TIABENAQUIS QC isn't a copy my dude. This machine has been around for years and grant decided to make it with only one person because they did this when he went to scouts

im coming to tems with how much of a copy cat grant is

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Ya when I go back to prison I can make a rope from toilet paper n escape now how to make a bike from toilet paper

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Нахуя?

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I want this machine