How-To Guide to Select and Install Eye Bolts

[@kevintucker8803]

Perfect video that explains in great detail what I need to know about eye bolts I wish all videos were as detailed oriented as yours. Thank you.

[@treytrey6011]

Tyler, you are "killing it". Every time I watch one of your videos I learn something I have done wrong in the past. Makes me wonder how much hardware is out there in critical situations that is incorrectly installed. keep up the good work.

[@ellenjames4424]

Thanks for this video. Genuinely was looking for a video explaining exactly this and didn't think it would exist. I needed this exact eyebolt video in my life.

[@oiboy626]

Cannot express how excellent this video was! Thank you so much.

[@Fred.pSonic]

Tyler my man, that was some fantastic eye bolt info. Really helpful, thanks!

[@alexhutchins6161]

Thank you very much for this info. I was using the eye hole at the wrong rotation. And it kept putting extra forces on it. Thank you for the video. I wish it was easy as just asking what orientation the eye hole should be at. But I did not find the answer that way

[@jimdenis8611]

Getting ready to install an eye bolt to winch down my utv on my trailer. This was very helpful 😊

[@E-rigging]

We're so glad we could be of help. Let us know if there are any other products on E-Rigging.com that a video would help explain their purpose or operation.

[@poojadharankar5949]

Really great video on very unusual topic in details 👍👍

[@shanshancc]

So informative. Thanks for the good video.

[@anthonyjonas1523]

Very good E-Rigging, quick and to the point. Can you cover more on swivel rings at some point?

[@maysahazife1534]

So so so helpful thank you!!!!

[@corpsmitty]

Thanks KZbin dad for teaching me some man stuff today.

[@sharit7970]

I have no need for eye bolts, yet here I am...very informative- if I ever need to use an eye bold I'll be all set 😉

[@nancyinoregon809]

Fabulous information, thank you!

[@E-rigging]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Sofia2crazy]

Very useful video, thanks

[@edgarg9544]

Good info, thanks for share.

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video =)

[@chriskelvin248]

Are swivel hoist rings only available with the included allen-head cap screws? What if one were to have an off-angle application requiring the eye to be fastened with a long through-bolt, or even a lag bolt?

[@ecospider5]

Fantastic information thank you

[@gooltv2448]

Thank you God Bless. Exactly the video I needed.

[@E-rigging]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment

[@Bryanpegg]

Awesome video! Thank you!

[@TxRado]

Can you do a similar video on u bolts? I assume you don't need a shoulder for a bolt?

[@LynniGC]

This helped me so much thank yo Igor the video!! Very informative

[@E-rigging]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@toadou8127]

Don't you need flat washer between wooden surface and nut?

[@محمدالعجيري-ر5م]

Very informative thank you

[@E-rigging]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@fatkorn]

Woooooe, that stash scared me!

[@E-rigging]

Like this comment if Tyler should bring the stache back 😂

[@kathryn-leeopyc2301]

how do I get the eye bolt into the wood?

[@jamisonmunn9215]

I don't see anything for masonry applications? I have a telescoping 40 ft pole and want to anchor the guy wires to the concrete wall.

[@MegaRiffraff]

I've been trying to find a machine grade Eye bolt 3/4 inch that goes into the top of a milling machine to move it , the machine weights 7500 lbs,

[@cinderclawz]

Just wondering why that last rigging was forbidden. The one with the 2 shackles and wire rope.

[@jeremiahmcdowell84]

My guess is the entire load is on a single wire rope. In effect, you're pulling the load up with a single cable from the center of the object.

[@dazbarbs]

Floor beam widths

[@falfield]

8:35 "Never rig a cable between two eye bolts". What's the reasoning for this, which is presented as an absolute rule - never? I'm struggling to imagine.

[@glenm99]

I can think of three reasons. In increasing order of significance: 1) The load angle in this situation is probably not what you think it is at first glance, and reduces the working load limit in a way which is probably unexpected, both in terms of the bolt strength and in terms of the force on the cable. You can see in the video how much the bolts are being pulled in toward the middle when weight is put on them. (If you remember your high school physics, you might draw out the force vectors and see why this is.) 2) For slightly unbalanced loads, this effect is even worse, since one bolt effectively suffers a more severe load angle, and is also taking on the majority of the total load. 3) For even more unbalanced loads--once the centre of mass gets outside one of the bolts (roughly)--the whole system is unstable, and the load can flip on its side and drop pretty hard with little warning.

[@sujamohanc9967]

380kg camber body of dimension 800mm * 700mm how many no. of eyebolt of what size is suitable for that?

[@Will-ku9hz]

I need to know what a screw that looks like an eye bolt but the “Eye” part is flat. I have an Echo Bike and I snapped the bolt on the front end. I can’t seem to find that kind of screw anywhere. Can anyone help?

[@kangshengjia9257]

very good ,这个视频好

[@c.b.-11]

I need an eyebolt to screw into a cornerboard to tie a ladder off on a steep slope

[@Zeamus634]

Washers, washers, washers

[@hippa2dahoppa2]

i need to replace a m16 bolt and all i see is inches at the store, i dont know what the hell to pick

[@asds92]

This is so damn informative that I want to kiss you in the MOUTH! Thank you for this Tyler!!

[@E-rigging]

Haha, great comment! Glad you found it helpful!

[@17hmr243]

8:30 why tho ? just saying no isnt good teaching