Homemade CABLE for TRIMMER ?!!

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[@yonathanevan3334]

I had a model older than this one that I love. My sister has difficulty with tools that are too heavy and she actually loved mine and found it easy to use kzbin.infoUgkx_rBCFuDW1zD6blTGhLkvAkxU657uR_lG . This is a newer model but was even lighter which she really appreciates. She enjoys it and I no longer have to go to her house to trim as she can handle it fine. Haven't used it enough to comment on the battery life but lithium batteries last longer than the old style. Being cordless makes it easy to trim the far edges of the property. The entire yard can be trimmed with one charged battery.

[@donniebrown2896]

Only one question. Did, by chance, you check the balance before installing your experiment. And many many thanks for bringing out all the safety sissies and keyboard experts. I haven't laughed this much in a long time.

[@dgale1023]

I was going to do this. I bought the cable and everything, then I thought what if...... I tossed the cable and bought regular string. I know this is probably tougher but the danger outweighs changing cord. Well done though thanks for sharing

[@michaelwk67]

This is more practical as you can get the DIY parts easily in the local hardware stores. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@zc1080]

Show the metal line afther the 1 hour work ?

[@andrewjiao2898]

The metal line is very dangerous if it s broken and fly out with high speed,i tried once and a small part of the metal line went into my son's leg when he stood 2 metres away from me,i ran to him and pulled it out by hand, felt so lucky it did not go to the eyes,then never used the metal line again

[@Nico-iv1cq]

Yes, is very dangerous.

[@AB-rg9zm]

Ahh ok thanks for dissuading me from trying this. Appreciate it.

[@leadnsteel1428]

Yes it's better just to buy a big spool of line once for the whole season. It's cheap.

[@barryfernandez1204]

Thanks for sharing that, bro.

[@patriskoni9813]

It does not work, if the cable touches the rocks or concrete, the cable's tiny wires will be apart and making problems.

[@stevex-qk6hw]

Saves on polluting with microplastic waste

[@kenweller2032]

But he coated the wire with solder, which was likely largely lead, in which case, micron sized particulate lead was sprayed over his back yard.

[@Sidneys-Painting-N-Drywall]

Everytime I see, "don't try this at home" I get an irresistible urge to try it.

[@mohanrao9168]

it's more dangerous, the cable wire split and join together then whole mechine vibrates can't handle. soldering will not give strength, arc welding will give strength however cable cut in the middle. I suggest cuse weed cutting plastic cable.

[@davidphillips2259]

Someone should give this young man a pat on the back ,give him a job with top money doing inventing

[@СанёкНН]

И инвалидность

[@DShomemade]

Homemade PVC CABLE for TRIMMER 😲😲??? +TEST kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZvOgpWmjpuenpI&lc=UgzWqXpkI-BmgloDvxh4AaABAg

[@rajatrana3329]

Doesn't it's particle fly after long use.? I'm afraid to use this without any gears on 😶

[@carlosprietocarlosprieto8950]

Its particle? The wire doesn't own any particle. The wire could not brittle and turn into particles.

[@rajatrana3329]

@@carlosprietocarlosprieto8950 i mean metal which may break from this wire.

[@carlosprietocarlosprieto8950]

@@rajatrana3329 I see, no, no particles are freed from this wire. Besides, the wire was reinforced with soldering

[@eshark08]

Yes. The cable frays and breaks apart. Very dangerous.

[@meghalsivan127]

It will create lots of vibration because weight is not balanced in both sides.

[@royfernandez4381]

Interesting about the lead welding. I made a similar modification and at first it was bad ass but the wire started to fatigue and shoot out like bullets. I think I still have wire fragments in my legs.. I have a 10 year old Stihl FS 56, I found out that the fixcut 3-2 head replacement work’s best. I’m able to use .155 string and it’s super durable. I call my weed eater, the destroyer.. like from the 80s move Conan the destroyer..

[@jorgearguelho5454]

Roy tem como vc me mostrar com ficou essa adaptação que vc fez??? Na sua sthill 56.👍

[@koleuslybra]

if parts of the wire flies all around.. than is fun!

[@amkortradinginc.5379]

Try Tri-clone trimmer head on your next heavy weed eating day's, it's a BEAST! Tangle-free, save time and easy to use

[@rdaystrom4540]

Leaving steel wire pieces all over the place or in your leg is a bad idea.

[@LeChristEstRoi]

Leaving plastic line pieces which take at least decades before decomposing all over the place is also a bad idea. When I realised I regularly litter my property with pounds of plastic (at least half a pound of trimmer line per year!) I felt pretty uneasy about that! I mostly use metal blades but in some places with lots of rocks plastic line is more convenient and does a better job...but I'm currently looking for something which can replace plastic...

[@adrianbadea1179]

Protect your legs 🤣😆

[@verdaumcampeaum]

Nice job guy..... Very dangerous

[@thepragmatic6383]

The idea is good, but I believe that the unequal length of the steel wires added to the uneven weight of the welds, will eventually unbalance the rotating head and cause premature wear of the gears.

[@busyjambes]

you may know this but.... theres horseradish growing there!!!

[@Vertigoneardeath]

I don't have a video on my adaptation. Nonetheless, here goes. I ran a solid piece of very thin stainless steed wire, similar to a bicycle spoke wire, but, out of stainless. Stainless steel will come right back to its shape during whacking. I ran it through the bobbin. I secured it with some little bolts that are hollow and have nuts. It is set. I fixed these little bolts and nuts to the exterior part of the hub, ran the wire through the bolt-nut assembly. I haven't used plastic trimmer wire in years. I do caution. Use pants and boots when operating this adaptation. You never know when the wire will shoot free and spike you or someone. Good luck.

[@timothykeith1367]

Chaps and steel toed boots

[@SnickerStream]

How can I reach out to you? I wanna have a look at it

[@unboxingreviewvlog7009]

You are only cutting soft grass. Try in the forest area as well.

[@albert4052]

Hay cabezales en los que se puede poner este hilo pero yo ya lo probé hace años y no funciona se deshilacha todo enseguida, quizás con alambre de acero rígido y para cortar cesped sí funcione, en el huerto y con piedras y matas gordas no me atrevo , si se parte y te pega en una pierna te hará un gran agujero.

[@francisgill1929]

interesting, this is good if you live out in the countryside, plus some really good protected gear, but not in the city

[@JeffSmith-qu2di]

I have a larger push string trimmer. I use the plastic coated cable. Keeps the strands together longer.

[@nehsaz2465]

Работа проделана большая, но трос срабатывается быстрее чем леска. Проверено лично. Так что не советую заморачиваться.

[@evanwest1929]

So wire wheels are ok for bench grinders, drills, angle grinders.. but then all these comments on the dangers of “shrapnel” from the same people who would have done the welding without shade 10 or needed a warning label to tell you soldering may be hot. You’re too dumb to handle a cup of coffee without a warning label. Mankind really is a lost cause.

[@KenSerpico5450]

This reminds me of my neighbor who started working on his car on a Saturday morning at 9am. When he finally walked out from under his car around 4pm, all sweaty, his knuckles busted and bleeding, I asked him, what were you doing? His answer was, "I just saved myself $40 bucks by changing the muffler all by myself".

[@brianallen140]

That didn't happen

[@dewalt4594]

Whatever !!!! Do you feel better now that you took the time to just make some total bull crap comment up ???? Get a life

[@SWIIIIIG]

pretty beleivable story actually sound probably like my neighbor🤣 just cause your faggot ass cant change a mufller doesnt mean theres not some men who can lol. who do you think changes the mufflers nigga. somebody🤣 and if youve wver done anything with exhaust on a car you would know that 95% of the time working on an exhaust youre gonna bust your fucking hand. it literally happens every time😭

[@MarkRayBeach]

He only saved $40 changing a muffler? This story happened in what, 1987? Derp.

[@KenSerpico5450]

@@MarkRayBeach Close, it was around 1991.

[@patrickdimaio7650]

C'est faux j'ai déjà essayé le câble casse

[@pinkhead6857890]

more trouble than it was worth. Just drill out a bumphead to take .130 or .155 line and you will get something that works even better. .105 line is a scam.

[@wirawanolefors599]

Bro you are to smart🤯

[@AVmake]

Kolega super video. 👍

[@MarkRayBeach]

Great video dude! I hadn’t thought of solder to keep the cable from fraying. I was gonna try using JB weld (putty chemical weld). Does the solder last long? Depends on what yr cutting I guess!

[@TheJbertolino]

This is still an excellent idea

[@СергейПодкладкин-ж1с]

Tony Franzoni

[@ВладимирСмирнов-о1х]

Прощай редуктор и здравствуй инвалидность......

[@АРМЕН-ъ4х]

Это всё херня,припаял ты трос,но через 5 минут трос становится как пухлый венник и толк вообще нету, первый 2 минут отличный,а потом ужас.А когда есть следы после стройки скажем,то есть много мелких кусков гравил, кирпич, маленькие куски бетона и тп,то этот металлический трос даже минуту не потянет,я тоже припаял как в видео,но это всё херня, поверьте 👎

[@xccxvindaloo]

Do you think that the nyloc nut would still be good after using welder with nut attached , as it would probably melt the nylon to a degree of making it non reliable?? Nice idea though (dangerous) but still nice👍.

[@robinwatts7079]

Very dangerous! Why don’t you just use the metal blade you have standing by the doorway?

[@cordellej]

cause its less dangerous than the metal blade

[@robinwatts7079]

@@cordellej A metal blade consumes much less power than line and has momentum. They are approved for use and there are no bits to fly off and injure anyone including the operator. All the main manufactures state in their manuals “ do not use wire”

[@darshitsheth9607]

​@@robinwatts7079 yes i agree but what if our metal blade structs to the any stone or any hard surface then the blade can become life threatening where as in case of the any wire only the small part would be torn apart while making less damage to anyone !!

[@cordellej]

@@robinwatts7079 you do know that the metal blade will throw rocks and debris a few dozen meters away while the wire won't . Not to mention the tiny bits comming of the wire are so small there as close as the blades of grass that was just cut

[@arnimkrause5696]

@@robinwatts7079 They state that in their manuals because if using a system as just demonstrated was used by more and more people their sales of trimmer line would go downwards effecting their profits hugely. It's all about money and profits?

[@carlosmrodriguez6076]

Good I did something similar bot not metal line because is more difficult for a trimmer. Remember the trimmer had some power to work and maybe cause damage. And be careful with that.

[@rainmutt3240]

Why not use #9 tie wire or baling wire? don't understand having to go through the trouble of soldering that cable. that solder won't hold up either

[@mikepurkey6070]

Ive thought about this myself. Was afraid the splinters being thrown from cable could be dangerous over time. Notice it losing cable over time? Did the sodering help?

[@tyronekim3506]

Excellent creation! I wonder, have you tried using heat shrink instead of solder to prevent the strands of the cable from coming apart? I think the heat shrink is going to make the trimmer cable lighter than soldered cable.

[@FromMetayou]

Make sure u got good motorcycle boots on when using lol

[@harrylime5147]

I use my old guitar strings. They already have the little brass barrels on the end so they will stay in the holes with a washer in front of it.No welding, no soldering.Just a little wrap of duct tape to prevent the string from pushing back in while handling the trimmer when it’s not running. Centrifugal force keeps the strings in place while the trimmer is spinning.

[@JoeKing67.]

That's a good idea,I have guitar strings off all gauges, will definitely try this.

[@jackblack9208]

Bass strings may work better since they are of larger diameter and the ball on the end is bigger as well. I had wanted to try that for a while now. After seeing this video I'm going to try it tomorrow

[@harrylime5147]

Jack black Bass guitar strings sound even better than guitar strings. pun intended...Let us know how that works on the trimmer..

[@petersack5074]

well...i've been thinking about utilizing a cable, too. Got the same Stihl model as you. So, ? to you is: what is that round steel base rotor you use ?? Is it salvaged off of something, or can we buy it ??? the thing you installed the two locking bolt nuts into....thanks. from Alberta Canada..

[@TonyMontana-tm7ul]

Imagine one wire flying off and landing in your neirborgs eye socket

[@lcf3335]

Shit happens😂😂

[@albotellonazo]

Se romperá por algún lado y saldrá el trozo despedido haciendo mucho daño si pilla a alguien. Los rollos de hilo que se venden se van desgastando por la punta si se hace como es debido y solo es necesario cambiarlos cuando se han gastado igual que lo hace un lapicero y no salen trozos zumbando.

[@Potatoe22]

lol... just use 3D printer filament\

[@dariokunce1130]

super si lik stvarno mi je sve zanimljivo gledat ali više volim restauracije ajde do 100k

[@DShomemade]

Hvala ti od

[@djandrerecords2751]

Rozwiązanie linki w głowicy nie jest dobrym rozwiązaniem gdyż nie wytrzymuje tyle co żyłka sam to próbowałem więc wiem ja zamiast głowicy gdy mi się zepsuła użyłem aluminiowej nakładki na klamkę od drzwi paru nakładek i śruby mocującą głowicę żyłkę przewlekłem przez dwa otwory w nakładce dokręciłem i zamiast wydatku można kosić polecam wypróbowany sposób

[@Whalermansteve84]

I thought about that idea too , was a little worried about clipping my leg with the cable

[@bstceltics4]

steven mckinsey natural selection

[@adrianbadea1179]

Use protection... Wear ppe 😎

[@trollhdpc3293]

After this process you'll want to trim with just flip flops on!

[@magnitogorski]

Foolish. Very dangerous.

[@davesmith5425]

Cable will fray and then your toes will be gone

[@pattiannepascual]

ummm. how many of us have a workshop full of all those tools to make this?

[@colinquinton474]

Now I'm blind

[@DanieldelosSantos-lk7bw]

Donde consigo la chapa por la cual cruzan esos cables? Saludos

[@user-Koks13]

Время зря потерял, посмотрев это.

[@ardie72]

Too much effort

[@franciscojavierlopezmarin6428]

Una auténtica temeridad... Hace tiempo lo hice. Mucho cuidado en terrenos donde hay piedras. Las esquirlas que saltan del cable son auténticas balas. El cable termina desgastándose igual que los otros, pero la diferencia es que el cable es pura metralla. No se lo recomiendo a nadie

[@yamildiazmiranda9946]

Y si se usa alambre tipo acero galvanizado? No hilo de alambre o cable, ese parece tipo chicote de moto,. Yo quiero hacer algo similar pero con alambre galvanizado

[@franciscojavierlopezmarin6428]

@@yamildiazmiranda9946 Yamil... el alambre galvanizado no creo que de buen resultado. Partiría de seguidas cerca de cabezal. La cuestión es probarlo, pero te aconsejo que te pongas un equipo de desactivación de bombas porque como se rompa el cable por el cabezal te empala vivo. Suerte y ya nos contarás. Saludos..

[@yamildiazmiranda9946]

@@franciscojavierlopezmarin6428 hace un tiempo hice un cabezal tipo disco, del disco salían cuatro cuchillas que estaban sujetas a un eje dentro del disco, era un tornillo con su tuerca desgastada hasta que quedó redonda redonda. Pues hice la prueba y funcionó de maravilla las pocas veces que lo usé, probé con la máquina en un tronco y piedra, funcionó muy bien, es decir con el cuchillo de 3 puntas al ser una sola pza, cuando topa se transmite todo el golpe al codo o caja de engranes, pero al ser las.cuchillas movibles, topan y rebotan, lo.cual disminuye el golpe a la caja de engranes (lo cual es el fin, ya que así se reduce el desgaste del engrane por.golpes propios del uso), el disco y cuchillas eran de acero gris, entonces ahora voy a buscar donde quedó xq lo guarde en el taller entre tanto cachivache que se acumula, jejeje si no en cualquier caso haré otro disco con el acero gris, al cabezal normal no se lo pensaba poner xq al ser de plástico y metal suave, obviamente su desgaste sería altísimo

[@modestocamano7424]

Me.gusto.porque.entendi.el.ahorro.que.puedo.tener.de.no.comprar.hilo.

[@jorgeromero9046]

Eso no es recomendable las maquinas estan echas para una funcion

[@RobsonOliveira-ef4ms]

Boa idéia apesar do trabalho só me resta saber o tempo que dura os cabos e o efeito que faz em mato mais grosso porém é muito boa a idéia.

[@ART-bg7er]

Se mamo este guey le voy a mandar el bill del hospital 🏥 😂

[@Handyman2020]

A grass blade works much better and cuts 1 inch tree saplings and is much less dangerous.

[@AnthonyCurreri]

I've often wondered if I could replace string trimmer line with cable on my own. This is an ingenious solution in my opinion. The nut and bolt to secure the cable was a great idea.

[@zc1080]

This is very dangeros

[@charlesrobertson2412]

The solder was a good idea

[@Brattenjames17]

Was this your design if so you need to get a patent on it and Market that m*********** that look like it was the best head it cut tall grass and everything fast look like it's the best best one you mark that and get yourself a couple hundred million dollars if it's your design put a patent on it and Mark it put it in every Lowe's and Home Depot and everywhere Walmart and get that bag of money

[@danieldiaz3714]

Gracias por compartir dicho conocimiento, yá que a muchos nos es de beneficio/ adelante.!!

[@manuelodriguezrodriguez9896]

Yo descubrí eso hace 15 años atrás

[@gracielasohle9734]

@@manuelodriguezrodriguez9896 lo hubieras compartido

[@agrisbucheron670]

Bonjour à tous comment faire pour avoir des abonnés parce que je commence ma chaîne je voulais juste savoir

[@dodidodiflorian4050]

So perfekt

[@themechanic4222]

This to all negativity comments. A REAL LANDSCAPER WEAR PROTECTIVE GEARS AND CLOTHING and u will be safe

[@AshGreen359]

Please add to cart.

[@slavikivanov2141]

Тот самый трос можно и в катушку зарядить, а после с ног его доставать

[@MacanSpasic]

*BRATE SAMO PAUK GLAVA I TA STRUNA I PICIS ALI I ONA SE ISTROSI ISPROBAO SAM SVE MOGUCE JEDINO SA LANCEM JE NAJBOLJE*

[@nateb4543]

Using a pivot trim type head would save a ton of trouble. Would soldering like that work for 1/16" stainless cable?

[@chovansatiroen4264]

smart idea i will try this thanks for sharing

[@DirtyAnimal]

I ran out of line on a job, used speaker wire, my legs were not happy. The forementioned unseen shrapnel was painful.

[@vladimirmonteza2040]

Jesús los ama de verdad y el ya viene busquenle

[@MrYeet-ip4qj]

Amen!!

[@MrYeet-ip4qj]

Repent and believe the good news!!!!

[@MrYeet-ip4qj]

Have faith in Jesus

[@amirahmed9223]

What.. really

[@patriayvida6850]

Lo busqué y me lo encontré en el maletero de mi carro cuando regresé de Tijuana.

[@deeherrera8388]

😂...❤ y luego se preguntan porque la mujer se encabrona......si pa cuando termino de ser su mensada ya hubiera terminado de cortar el sacate😂que se divierten!

[@t.hussain6278]

Very dangerous. The cable break into pieces and spread like nail bomb. Careful.

[@mikeogle4653]

Great idea with the soldier on the braided cable!! Stopping it from fraying is the biggest issue with " steel braided cable" line in that configuration. Good job man!! I REALLY WISH people would STOP trashing other peoples great ideas on KZbin. Yes there are better ways to do everything. If you have a better idea , make a video or respectfully comment your modification. These people are making the videos to help others, they're not going on Shark Tank to have their ideas picked apart by others. Thanks for your creative work Doc D.S. !!

[@harrisnaran8207]

Lazy people do not try to do good to others. When some good fellows try to be helpful to others, the lazy people DISCOURAGE the good people. I hope, they will try to be helpful to the world from this example, instead of criticizing them.

[@2naturesownplace]

very stupid!! Why?? No 1: his welds will throw it off balance.. No 2: he welded a bolt with a nylon threaded nylon it.. thus melting the nylon inserts..defeating the purpose of the nylon threaded locking nut .. No 3: Really soldering the threads together...defeats the purpose of the braided line and finally No 4: Just Ask my high school bud what happened to him back in the 1980's a family member tried this..with a slow corded trimmer... the braided wire broke off within a minute sending pieces over 40 ft away into his throat and voice box. There is not one good thing about this other.. than the metal wire will rust to nothing faster than normal line will as they break off in the yard etc. CHRIST KIDS>>stop trying to reinvent or discover stuff that was already done 20 plus years ago. Much rather see you alive doing videos .. than hearing you or someone near you was hurt due to this modification

[@BORISAZIVANOVIC]

Easier to buy 3 goats lol

[@daniel51404]

I am thinking of using the really thin red and black electrical cables I pulled out of a light fixture as a line you think it will work?

[@philschannel8144]

No. They’ll snap in seconds. Tried it!

[@mononlabe1]

Only the doctor can use this constructions ☝️🤣

[@theMekanik]

It’s kopper it will probably break…… but try it anyway and make sure to post it to YT. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@adrianbadea1179]

Some people are thinking about hitting a power cable.. Same thing you can do it with a blade... Make the blade from plastic 😁😂

[@GeekTherapyRadio]

What'e even more amazing are the Karens commenting about how dangerous this is to put on public display that are unable to read the multiple disclaimers NOT to try it at home....

[@kiwiguy4706]

What about trying it at work? 😁

[@victorcandia3872]

Bravo Man ¡¡¡ please Tell me wen You had made the tutorial for some electric trimer version. Gracias ¡

[@AfterDark33]

The head design is good, but I’d stick with nylon. Cheaper and easier to deal with. Plus less risk for injury.

[@timberwolfpowler8747]

I just used a saw blade.

[@clydeperrine2959]

That is a pretty skookum (AvE word) weed-wacker head. Maybe a follow-up video in a month or two would be interesting to us. Oh, and BTW, you might want to clean your equipment every once in a while.

[@disarm2k10]

Clyde Perrine clean that schmoo :p

[@elmitayero7532]

SaLudos desde Madre de Dios PERÚ

[@cappymccappy3017]

I don’t have a welder. Do you sell those? I have a ryobi 4 cycle weed trimmer straight shaft.

[@МихаилБасенко-в7ъ]

Пробовали лет 15 назад на работе заменять леску . Не выходит. Пропаянный трос за секунду распаевается в хлам . Чо только не мудрили , бестолку.

[@VitaliMiniukovich]

а если не пропаивать, а обварить сваркой кончики троса...тогда расплетения быть не сможет физически...

[@celsoeliasnogueiralopes6602]

Não presta o cabo quebrar racialmente. E os fragmentos vou pra todos os lados. Ê pior que o de plástico

[@makitabelgorod]

Cool

[@ZahidHussain-bj1fx]

Nice

[@mikesammtz3697]

A bueno, lo bueno que se puso el protector en la cara. Es muy peligroso piénsalo 3 veces antes de hacer esto

[@wxmyjnsn]

Not DIY if you need a welder!

[@kaylor87]

Lol, what? Since when is that a stipulation of "do it yourself" projects??? 😂😂 Many people own welders.... And besides, you could accomplish this in many different ways, without the use of a welder.