How To: Use a Hand Swage Tool To Crimp Ferrules On Wire Balustrade | HAMMERSMITH
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Learn how to use a hand swage tool to crimp ferrules for stainless wire balustrade.
Closeup shot of the process : 5:03
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Great video - Thank you!! For those who have commented already - take the time to watch the whole thing as the close up shots are at the end.
I particularly liked the close ups. Thanx
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Great video. Watching this in home depot right now to help with my purchase.
thank you. after the close up it was very helpful to me a first timer. dont complain about about the bench set up. try doing it a top of an 8 foot ladder. it aint easy.
Excellent video thanks
Thank you
I went by what you said and added my own thoughts on how to do it. I couldn’t see a thing - so I half assed it.
DJ Fish Thanks for watching
I can't see jack. A close up would be nice, since this is an instructional video.
there are some close up shots later on in the video (around the 6 min point)
Seriously can’t see anything
I’m on an iPhone mini and could see perfectly fine.
Might be time to see the eye doc, gents.
🤣🤣 bring the camera in
@@XXX-XX-X-Xwhy waste 4 minutes?
Close ups needed.
Oliver Chaffe, there are close up shots around the 6 min mark of the video
Why didnt you explain the thickness of the wire has different amount of sleaves
Example 1/8 uses 3 sleeves
I always enjoy your information. Thanks
Glad to hear it!
good
It is quite fiddidly
Guapisimo!
I can see what youre saying more than what youre doing. Hope you oh, I dunno, can SEE where Im coming from.
Which end does the stop go on? The instructions that came with my "ferrule and stop set" clearly show the stop going on the long end of the cabel, not the short end that's cut. That doesn't make any sense to me. Shouldn't the stop go on the end that could theoretically pull loose? If you want I can email you pictures. I don't know if I'm describing this clearly.
If you already have a video on this, please reply with a link :)
Goes on the tail end so it dont slide out
are those turnbuckles? I can't see how they tension the cable?
ducatiist mate I even zoomed in when filming this, www.opsm.com.au/book-an-eye-test here’s some extra help
Be great if there were close-ups of the tools and other items so you could actually see what the presenter is doing. Very frustrating viewing.
My American ass definitely heard ‘Have-A-Sniff DIY Products’. A bit cheeky I thought for a hardware video- turns out the smell was from having my own head up my ass.
Good informative video. 👍
But what if I have to do this 200 times, what affordable options are there out there other than a hand tool?
czcams.com/video/GIW4u8WImis/video.html
Have you already done it?
Is there a way to cut the crimped metal?
If you are referring to the ferrule, then cutting this would be best done with some sort of angle grinder.
600mm swage is much more user friendly than the 350mm. Especially if you are doing large amounts
can't see
Dale Graham www.opsm.com.au/book-an-eye-test let me know if this helps
I bet you didn't watch the whole video then.
Can’t see anything you’re doing on a small scale.
Wait for it
whats the name of the of the metal part that goes around the inside of the loop at czcams.com/video/3To3xHKcTjc/video.html
Are you people blind? It seems pretty clear to me. Maybe instead of complaining you should get your damn eyes checked. This isn't brain surgery and these instructions are pretty clear. If you can't figure out which end of the crimper to use for safety sake maybe you shouldn't be doing this type of work.
I can't see what you do its far
oozger oozger there is some close up shots later on in the video (around the 6 min point)
www.opsm.com.au/book-an-eye-test thought this might help ya mate
you need to zoom in x100 on the job so we can see what is happening
Peter Irvine There are some close up shots during the video.
This dude sounds like Rolf Harris, can you tell what it is yet
Man I must've looked like an idiot at home depot asking everyone where the swaggers were.
So if I can't get the tool to close all the way does that mean I'm just a pussy or am I using the wrong ferrel?
This is a remarkably poor video. There are critical aspects of swaging that are missing. Also how you swage is not described and how it should look finished.
1 out 10
This video would have been good if they ZOOMED IN!! Ridiculous
.... and your comment would have had value if you had bothered to watch the whole video.
How about you zoom in🤣