coir 3ply rope making machine demonstration video

video demonstration of producing 3 ply coir rope from coir fiber, here coir fiber feeding is done by manually and coir rope is produced by machine automatically. power required is 1 HP, 3 phase or single phase and each bobbin holds around 5 Kilograms and production capacity is 50 Kgs per 8 hour shift.

[@141sharon270]

This guy certainly knows his job, interesting. Not sure I could stand feeding the conveyor for the long periods at a time, but I take my hat off to to you sir.

[@colasito11]

Enhorabuena por el video...!!! . Maravilloso, un homenaje a la tecnologia del pasado y a la inteligencia de nuestros antepasados.

[@johno9507]

Good to see the machine is held together with the same rope it makes.

[@graemej2599]

That's the band brake - for applying tension to the finished rope being wound up on the reel.

[@chaseallen5515]

This was great considering it's my first time to see how rope is made and the process it takes. 👍

[@ffff1758]

this is not the tipical rope making process Chase...

[@ericchau5783]

chase allen 'the

[@jaypearce6743]

Thank you so much. In almost no other video do I see the full process of raw material to finished product. Who would think that short fibers could spin into pope.

[@theyarehere8919]

This man is a valuable asset to this company. If I owned this company I would try and find a way to increase his pay. With people like this man, a company can only become stronger and larger and more of a competitor for international competition. Machines are wonderful. But without people like this gentleman, the machine is nothing. He made this video worth watching thank you all.

[@mshayer6666]

Thanks for your encouraging comments

[@olddog3474]

so how do you know how much he makes?

[@arthurlewis9193]

Thanks Mrs. Shayer.

[@O_look_a_names_should_be_here]

Are you the guy in the video trying to get more pay. Lol

[@theyarehere8919]

Matthew Jones LOL. Nope.

[@robinswamidasan]

Interesting video. One suggestion: The strand and the rope are both twisted in the same direction -- S-twisted. Consider altering your process to use counter-twisting, i.e. S-twist on strand, Z-twist on rope, or vice-versa -- so as to make your rope stronger and more durable. BTW: What is that counter-weight attached to the rope and over the fly-wheel doing at the output end of the machine? Just reducing vibrations? Isn't there a smarter way of doing this? You could save some electricity. At least use something with less friction than a coir rope! If you move that last idler feeding the spool about 2" northwards, you could eliminate the chafing, get better rope and save electricity as well.

[@awesomecronk7183]

It's limiting the rotation of the spool to ensure that it winds the rope taught

[@SgtDuster]

@@awesomecronk7183 And its ajustable because of the greater diameter as the rope is wound on the spool.

[@awesomecronk7183]

@@SgtDuster Yep

[@anamariadammassa1290]

Hola soy venezolana, y me parece fabuloso su vídeo, esa maquina es maravillosa y me gustaría saber mas de ella.

[@hoangkybactien7207]

The use of threads as pullers/carriers is brilliant. 👍 Very brilliant, very clever design and inexpensive. 👍 👌

[@mshayer6666]

thanks for the comments sir

[@_oo7]

@@mshayer6666 sand me contact number

[@adrianhernandez4975]

Excelente video, es la primera ves que veo como se hace este tipo de mecates... Saludos desde mx

[@Sunilkumar-il9tb]

Hi

[@Sunilkumar-il9tb]

Kitne ki pura setaap hai

[@Sunilkumar-il9tb]

Please Coll me

[@ffff1758]

Simple and clever! May be it´s not long lasting, since gears apear to be underdimensioned but... I like it!

[@masilamani821]

Explanation is supper. Mechine rate explained.

[@ruforufo2185]

very interesting how the coir just sort of naturally bound on itself with very little coaxing from the worker. its as though the coir wanted to be rope.

[@user-fu8ij1rz5l]

. U 。.。

[@andrescareaga9592]

The strands get twisted in opposing directions so they prevent unraveling

[@Polypropellor]

Just amazing. Thanks for showing this.

[@makrofaguss]

Bardzo ciekawe. Dobra robota! 👍👍👍👍

[@yannybarrera5395]

Mientras estos hombres realizan mil maravillas en México a esta hora muchos siguen durmiendo desvelados por las fiestas de noche y además borrachos....esa es la diferencia por eso nos llevan años luz...

[@user-by9cm7bz7m]

５０年以上前に日本の田舎の農家でも稲わらで縄を編む機械があり、この機械に似ている様な気がします、冬場の農家の貴重な収入源でした。

[@tc8533]

It would be wonderful if you opened up the covering over the area between the flat spread bed and the three “V” grooves so we can understand how the fibers are divided. Also, the shiny filament, is that nylon? I have never seen rope with a such a core. What is the brand so I can locate it for purchase?

[@passiton3801]

Coir, that's clever.......................

[@stephenfewson7188]

Nice work boys... G'day from Australia 🇦🇺

[@faridaparvin976]

Is this machine used for multiple types of yarn production.such as jute, banana,rice straw.plz inform about the machine.

[@TechFreezeOfficial]

Amazing video. We would like to show this video on our channel with your permission. We will add your link and your name will also be mentioned in the video. Let us know what you think

[@d.jensen5153]

I'm in awe of the guy setting up the machine! This isn't his first rodeo.

[@mikes743]

Very interesting to see how coir rope is done

[@Rubbernecker]

Pretty cool, 1920's tech still in use today.

[@angelaabrams9108]

Would it be possible to tie multiple bobbins of the base string together so you don't have to initialize it every time a bobbin below the machine runs out?

[@7riverseast217]

with a few tweeks , that thing could be rolling the worlds longest joint ! Think about it..It could be sponsored by Twizzler & Subway

[@VijayC59]

Great.. But shouldn't there be some automated mechanism to wind the rope Evenly on the wooden bobbin?

[@DeivisonPedroza]

Qual o valor de uma maquina dessas? Estou no Brasil

[@allenjamesnavarro952]

can you explain to me how the fibers were combined from the feed?

[@romandybala]

Great machine. It would benefit from a counterweight opposite the 3 small rollers which guide the rope onto the drum. It seems slightly out of balance when spinning.

[@mshayer6666]

thanks for your feedback, little imbalance won't do any harm during production and to the machine,, it's running fantastically. but I will introduce your suggestion, thanks

[@vickykhan9414]

Thanks better understanding brother this vedio is very best indeed

[@mshayer6666]

thank you very much for your comments

[@marichuyhernandez9983]

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[@renzhafebriyanto9939]

helo . this is my number 087719706924.i'm rendra from indonesia .if you want make machine rope .call me ok.

[@ddd228]

Really scary machine!

[@luowenfu8157]

Great video and interesting! Is it also suitable for softer fibers, for example, to make a horsehair rope?

[@dmsentra]

The rope I made by hand from 3 twines 45 years ago looked better than this. Made a little 3 station crank that twisted each strand the opposite direction as the main twist and it worked great.

[@robinswamidasan]

I don't know about looks -- after all you started with twine. These folks are starting from raw, natural coir (just washed and dried, basically). But you (inadvertently?) make an important point: Counter-twisting will add strength and durability to the rope. If one looks carefully ~ @1:05, @4:45, @17:02 and many other places, one can see that both the yarn and the rope are S-twisted. Maybe Manjunath Shayer will see this and pass on this recommendation to the proprietor (which may be himself).

[@mochnugraha2049]

Wow Bravo..👍👍👍, please help me, how made machane rolling sigaret filter...???

[@sabahudinpatkovic6745]

Why's baying this rope and what they use for. And how long take to make truck load.

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

That's a cool magic trick.

[@dr.ibrahimhassan8501]

بارك الله فيكم 💘🍃💝🌾💚🌺❤🌻💙🏵💞🌱🧡🍀💓💐🌼🌷💙🌿💕

[@mshayer6666]

Thanks for your wishes sir

[@dr.ibrahimhassan8501]

@@mshayer6666 God bless you 💘🍃💝🌾💚🌺❤🌻💙🏵💞🌱🧡🍀💓💐🌼🌷💙🌿💕

[@smnuwula]

Nice SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY..👍👍

[@yjchowdary]

Good video shooting .. great

[@vickykhan9414]

True vedio for better understanding nice very nice nice nice 10 star vedio

[@omali1969]

Esta muy bien. Solo que le hace falta proteccion a esa maquina. Contra accidentes. La parte donde enrolla la cuerda puede ocacionar un accidente deberia tener una cubierta de proteccion.

[@francoisdastardly4405]

Very nice machine !

[@bellaeyla7951]

Francois Dastardly K

[@panditamrutraosuryawanshi9448]

Very nice & creative video

[@cameronwatt8823]

Why make it with a left hand lay? Are these to be strands in a larger rope?

[@cactusbobaz]

Thank you!

[@ramprabu479]

Thank you

[@thegastronomicalhistorian9790]

So it still has a plastic string in the center.

[@debasisdutt]

Movement of the spool winder is required.So that it can wind in the spool evenly.

[@RobertSzasz]

DEBASIS DUTT the mechanism at the end actually moves the spool back and forth

[@colincrooky]

The automatic drum feeder needs to be adjusted correctly, it should go from one end to the other from the start. Thank you!

[@DSSlocksmiths]

Colin CK I think the feeder doesn't have enough travel for that. But they despool it anyway so it doesn't really matter.

[@mediumgrey8674]

Cool machine. Crappy rope???

[@zimrysingson2970]

Super machine...super idea. So great..

[@mshayer6666]

thank you very much

[@user-qg1vj9jw3m]

حلوة الفكرة

[@arboristo4407]

Awesome ✅❤️👍

[@laxmivenkatesh4]

nice to watch this video

[@Berkah_Alam669]

really sure the price is also extraordinary

[@shoddyproductions9793]

What happened to the three spools of brass wire that he set up at the beginning ? The wire doesn't end up in the rope does it ?

[@shoddyproductions9793]

Ok thanks Robert, I saw a something like that, where the wire helped guide the fibers "gather them", but the wire wears out.. thus the long spools for easy replacement of the "feed wires" (I guess:)

[@raimundoevandrofonseca5824]

muito bom

[@lekoman]

The coiler and the spool spin together? How does that result in anything? I can see that it appears to be working... but that doesn't make any sense. Either the spool or the coiler should hold still while the other spins...

[@RobertSzasz]

lekoman looks like the core is braked by the pully at the end of the machine so it spins slower than the coiler. Not needing exact feed rates makes the machine much much simpler.

[@IIIIIllllIII]

i left my computer on while i was in the shower and now im here.

[@kashi2843]

This rope is being manufactured in India since the last 15000 (fifteen thousand) years, we exported this to Rome, Egypt , China , Americas since ages and they moved huge stones and construction equipment to build the pyramids, the great wall, and rome. nylon and steel ropes are a new happening

[@ravindrashay9295]

Rop making from weast plastic /machine ,& rowmatreal

[@suriyafans1486]

How much of cost coming for this machine

[@balehsagenpresents]

Where I can het it......???? And can I use another material instead of coir ...

[@rizone4417]

Hey @manjunath could you plz share me the details of this factory. I hope this is in karnataka, I have a business i am finding coir rope manufacturers sooo plzzz share me the details..

[@brunopaulin4451]

Genial.

[@jogijignesh9883]

Which size nylon string use in this machine please tell me

[@twmpuketa]

Will the machine do hemp as well

[@bigdec1]

Very interesting, but I can't help but feel concerned about his health and safety.

[@141sharon270]

I was thinking the same thing, it wouldn't be allowed in UK. No mask and that machine, I wondered if anyone had lost a finger or two.

[@kashi2843]

No injury has yet happened in this factory over 12 years - this is precision craftsmanship. This rope is being manufactured in India since the last 15000 years. we exported this to Rome, Egypt , China , Americas since ages and they moved huge stones and construction equipment to build the pyramids, the great wall, and rome. nylon and steel ropes are a new happening.

[@doingeverything81]

can i use banana fiber instead of coir fiber? plz reply.

[@mshayer6666]

hi, you can use banana fiber but you should cut the fiber in to 4 to 5 inches

[@lucianoguerra9013]

Rope or twine I have been wondering about both. Or is twine made first then its made into rope? I can't believe how they came up with this machine. Its nice I'll have to go looking how it was made before this ingenious invention. Thank You Loader.

[@mshayer6666]

thanks sir for your appriciation

[@robinswamidasan]

Twine (as the name implies) is made by twisting 2 strands/yarns. Rope is the term commonly used when 3 or more strands are twisted together.

[@THOMASTHESAILOR]

Is this what Goldie Locks used to do,? maybe with silk ? or something... It's been out sourced, Now machines and Ha-beeb do it.

[@clfung2008]

Relative poor place people can fight poverty by this kind of small production ! Small business can distribute wealth evenly to most people , not like large business which rely on large capital !

[@mshayer6666]

exactly sir, your thought is perfect, it is for the poor people to earn themselves and for elevation from poverty level

[@clfung2008]

Small business tend to find way to survive by themselves ! They also create several jobs when business going good ! They can have dream to grow big ! They have the pride to be on his own feet ! Big business employ many people, but when it goes down , many unemployment appear !

[@vickykhan9414]

Superb very nice

[@vigisbigtm]

Good option for India with great amount of coconut crop.

[@roberthenderson760]

I worked in South India (kerala) installing machinery for processing and Spinning Sisal. There was a large Coir industry all done by hand , I was told if they tried to introduce large scale mechanisation there would be riots as it was mainly a cottage industry. My company MACKIES made this machinery for many decades.

[@ganeshdhant1272]

wow very intersecting

[@adricmohamed4797]

The rope should move left and right to fill the pulley

[@seekingtko3146]

Amazing

[@tanimodern7786]

Good job

[@blancarivas3396]

Genial

[@gabrielclaverie843]

Yo pensando q era un proceso difícil hacer soga y un chino tirando pasto te hace metros y metros

[@geralddoblado4183]

can someone tell me what kind of thread did they use?im currently searching materials for my research. your help will be very much appreciated

[@mosesnroses]

coir - fibre from the outer husk of the coconut, used in potting compost and for making ropes and matting.

[@udayaherath1074]

Good one👍👍

[@tousta258]

Interesting machine, but as usual no regard is given to the health and safety of people. Open gears, spinning equipment, loose poking objects on the floors, flimsy stands.. it’s a wonder if no one has been injured

[@landroveraddict2457]

If production could be refined, it could be used to make fishing nets that would rot away if lost at sea. = less plastic in the sea

[@probablynotabigtoe9407]

Land Rover Addict you act like they don’t know how to make nets out of rope... they do just not cost efficient in many ways

[@rileymcfee6946]

Safety....pshhhhh. Run it!!

[@apmonir9368]

dear shayer, thanks technology. i would like to make 3x4 ply yarn sutly from you , known me detail, as soon as earliest regards nayon

[@mshayer6666]

Thanks for the inquiry. I am very sorry to say that its not possible to make yarn/rope out of nylon in this machine. Only coir rope is possible to make. if you require this machine to make coir rope please reply, I will send you the details

[@apmonir9368]

pl known me detail production and price inr. monir

[@unathirhawana9621]

Manjunath Shayer it is very good..plus easy to work with... say, does it work with hemp

[@sunilsahoo3100]

Sir I am interested to set up core rope making unit so can I get any contact of ur

[@dannybeard2861]

Neat machine. With all of the exposed whirling parts do you consider this a safety issue?

[@cathymorrison8537]

Danny Beard I

[@trinkladd]

No, it's fine. Glows and log sleeves should be worn. Long beards are recommend Ed as well

[@jaxturner7288]

Danny Beard well yeah, welcome to the real world. Are you dumb enough to get caught up in it? If so, YOU might find that’s an issue and earn a Darwin Award.

[@shoddyproductions9793]

OSHA would consider it a serious safety issue

[@murugaswamys2309]

I want to start the process please help me

[@user-rn3ml4sg4d]

coir 3ply rope making machine demonstration video

[@muabancuiotlo419]

xin giá

[@davidlor3543]

I think they need to be updated to this Machine. Cause it look like old fashioned in the past 100 years ago Machine. Now is 21st Century, a lot of factory they had more better Machine then this one 10X.

[@stefan_nick]

Has no one noticed how the guy with the cam moans? :)))

[@robertorr2878]

Thats because so many breakdowns and shutdowns occurred that they only managed to spin off maybe 100' in a 20 minute video. At that rate that machine will be repossessed inside of 6 months. I work on a fishing boat and visit cordage companies for new ropes and they spin up spools that tiny size ten at a time in 30 seconds.

[@graemej2599]

Yes his nervous tik is quite annoying. But the young guy working as the machine operator was very well composed.

[@PC-so4lg]

Ropes need a separate line of sale... Instead, gunny bags must be made... So that all those rice in plastic bags is replaced by these yarn bags... They are far way better than plastic bags!!!

[@juliantoyanto2401]

how to gate this machine?

[@samyshakti3194]

இந்த மாதிரி வேலை செய்ய எந்த மாதிரியான முயற்சி எடுக்க வேண்டும்... விற்பனை முறை எப்படி

[@danvanhoose6783]

Out sourced.

[@Liverpoolboy01]

Ear defenders, and better guards. Look after you employees!

[@avi8232]

Can i know how much 1 set to be imported in malaysia

[@AdamBechtol]

Nice.