Amazing tool idea ?? unique handmade hose clamp

[@Superkuh2]

Easily implemented with only hand tools. Nice! By far the simplest design I've seen.

[@AB-ye7bw]

Love it! No welding, no machine shop milling, just simple ingenuity. Great job!😊

[@PastorPalaciosMartinez]

Sin ninguna duda esta es la mejor y más sencilla idea para fabricar el famoso hose clamp, felicitaciones. Without any doubt this is the best and simplest idea to make the famous hose clamp, congratulations

[@selftaopath]

This is the best. Simple and easily found hardware. Thank you. I subscribed b/c of it.

[@elalquimista9357]

Buenísimo, mas que sencillo, lo felicito y gracias por compartir sus conocimientos !!! Un abrazo 👏👏👏

[@omkarahi]

Great brains produce simple solutions for complex jobs. Really brilliant design.

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Glad you like it!

[@mariochavez6576]

la mas simple erramienta funcional para apriete. Te sacaste un 10 👍

[@gdsstudio974]

Out of all the variations of this tool, I choose this one to build. The turning nut in the location that it is, makes it difficult to advance the rod with a open end wrench. I used a larger diameter washer, 3/8 bolt and the nut took a 5/8 wrench to turn. I would suggest using a ratchet wrench. I didn't have one that size, but I'm sure it would function a lot better than the open end wrench, which barely fit. I built another one using 1/4/inch bolt. The nut is 7/16 wrench size, which is easier to work with. A ratchet wrench is still recommended, but not necessary with this size.

[@AB-ye7bw]

Completely agree!😊

[@manuelgarrido5602]

The simplest I have find. Tx.

[@plastikhitam2623]

Sangat praktis mudah dimengert trimakasihbanyak tidak berteletele

[@antoniodorivaldasilva1308]

This idea I liked, congratulations I'm going to do this

[@antiquegeek]

A great example of a tool that anyone can make and have in their toolbox. Super simple to build with cheap and easy-to-get parts. It might be a bit slower to use than the more expensive builds but no fancy building tools are needed and for the person who might use it only once in awhile, it is all they need. Well done for breaking it down to the very basics of function to get the job done.

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Absolutely!

[@bruceg1845]

simplest design yet - good job

[@The_Joker_]

Genius level 100 acquired. 👍

[@ezequielsaucedo260]

Thank you! Your video is the one I like the best. Simple and effective.

[@travelwithpramod6863]

Simple & neat design.

[@necyescalora1312]

Simple and easy!

[@harmindersingh7833]

Cheap and best ideas sir

[@viswanathanramakrishnan7613]

Super and simple tool to tighten the hose with wire.This is what I was looking for .Kindly post such simple tools for home use. Kudos. Keep it up.

[@prasetyo-dp6ly]

Simple dan material mudah dicari

[@Howie47]

I watched maybe 10 of these DIY videos. Yours is the easiest and simplest. Which means the best. On Amazon some want as much as 100 dollars for this tool!

[@UserUser-h6l]

Mantap ide yg bagus aku coba du, terima kasih juragan atas postinganya semoga banyak lg canel2 berikutnya yg menambah pengalaman kesemua yg memerlukannya.

[@FAUZIAKBAR89]

Kreative tanpa batas 👍👍🤝🇮🇩

[@fasdm]

Nice job. I just invented a similar tool, independent of your creation. I used a 4" long, 1/2" bolt. I ground down the end of the bolt to a taper before cutting the slot.

[@yt1234567100]

thanks. I made one like you. Genius!

[@smoxen]

Finally - a simple and effective (and cheap) hose clamp tool !!!...Thank you so much...Just subscribed !!

[@zfolwick]

I like when content creators use the most basic tools instead of several expensive tools to make a tool. I have the opportunity to say "oh if I used my XYZ tool, itd be easier!

[@adilsonribeiro1183]

Maravilhoso!! Deus te abençoe com muita saúde e sabedoria.

[@mrsunyofficial]

nice video

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Thanks dear

[@Christian-uc2qi]

Honestly, for how often I need a Clamptite type tool, this is the simplest, most cost effective tool. The KISS principle at work - Keep It Simple Stupid (KISS)!

[@MrRockydee07]

This is great , I also wrapped some electoral tape around it first , it helps to stop cutting into the hose when it expands.

[@karunathilakaabeysekara8642]

Thanks

[@makenchips]

Pretty good I would have used a fine-tuned 5 degree ratchet and made the washer a plate

[@ณัฐฎ์-ถ3ถ]

Bingo! 🤟 🇹🇭

[@mekanikobisdak4490]

Very nice video

[@1ofhis518]

AWESOME

[@cutweldngrind]

I'm giving a plasma cutter on my channel and 1st project was a tool similar to this. Mine is diffrent but this looks nice.

[@tinamarie4875]

I'd make sure the washer's outside diameter is very large which will help use a wrench to tighten the nut. If its too small, you will struggle using a wrench.

[@БойсяВолков]

Можно ключ с трешеткой одевать

[@robbyv.526]

Bolt that vice onto something solid bud !

[@johnknight375]

1. Go to hardware store 2. Purchase HOSE CLAMP 3. Apply hose clamp 4. Go grab a beer, the job's done ...

[@sahildeswal6371]

Good job sir

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Thanks dear

[@jyotideol3202]

good job

[@vladimirmer8027]

Просто и работает. Возьму это устройство себе на вооружение.

[@beritahuterkini324]

Amazing

[@pappaclutch3266]

DUDE THANK YOU! 🙏

[@avflyguy]

That's nice but unless you double loop it around, that won't hold any significant pressure for very long. Need also to use a stainless high tension lock wire/safety wire of aviation grade. Diameter of .032 is easiest to work with. In a pinch though ( no pun intended) nice gadget for a quick clamp technique.

[@Nikhildeshwaljaat]

Nyc work

[@manjeet5041]

Good

[@deltafour1212]

KISS principal at its finest

[@Larsanator]

Dude, use a wingnut in place of washer/nut which will twist the ends for a clean snip and fold.

[@__-hh3gt]

Good tool. Thanks for your help. But why they don’t manufacture it commercially by China industrial?

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

They do, check on amazon, ebay. But they are costly.

[@MrMawnster]

You lift a file on the back stroke. You dont saw back and forth

[@andresayala5781]

Mi pregunta porq usan guantes? Ni yo q jalo en la obra los uso y si salen grietas con glicerina o hasta con miadosvse las cura uno por favor no sean tan finos

[@MrNovruz]

Cool

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Thanks dear

[@MrMawnster]

Double half hitch it. Not single.

[@awaitingthetrumpetcall4529]

Jola76 posted this design August 15, 2017.

[@erniemenard7727]

I knew I could skip this video because of the words 'hose clamp' and the photo of a guy drawing on a washer with a Sharpie.

[@viswanathanramakrishnan7613]

I have made it but the results are not good. Will you please specify the bolt size with nut and the washer size: further I wish you to help me on the following :- 1.The depth of the cut and width of the cut in the bolt. 2. V shaped cut in the washer details as above. Since I made it with the available material perhaps my these things would have been overlooked. Also please guide me the spanner I need for tightening. Thanks

[@ezequielsaucedo260]

I personally would grind down the tip to about eighth of an inch. Try holding the boat with some vice grips as you turn the nut with a wrench. I think you would have great success. I am going to make one as I described. Make sure you have a wide enough washer so you could turn the bolt with a wrench.

[@ngovinhtuong]

The vise too loose!

[@griffon3275]

cheap alternative to use in a pinch for that once in a great while need to make a hose clamp but like others have said 2 loops are better then one and this would / does take at least ten times longer then the clamp tight tool as using the wrench for ever qtr turn eats a lot of time. Still with that said gonna order the proper stainless wire and make this tool or one of others I have seen and use the best design. since this is made up of crap I got lying around making this only eats up time not money. would have to store this tool taped to the wire because over the years just looking at it i would forget what it was for ?

[@daleblakemore9821]

All that work to save 1.22 Hose clamp..

[@LosPeregrinos51]

Not forgetting there are some places in the world where you can't just walk down to the store and BUY a hose clamp.

[@ezequielsaucedo260]

The wire technique is much better than a hose clamp. It won’t get in your way. And is stronger.

[@U73-c9s]

Good

[@CreativeToolMistry]

Thanks