How To Make an Easy DIY Bicycle Chain Whip Tool.. Simple and Home made

[@djkesmith1493]

that's great man. I knew there was a way I could just use a full chain without destroying it. Thanks for showing your way.

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

Actually .. it was originally intended for bike packing.. you use your current chain. You cant damage your chain nor your cogs..the piece of wood takes all the damage. Thanks for commenting!

[@djkesmith1493]

@@pharmaceia1jimenez2 Here's my solution: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bneppWVnj8mKgq8. My apologies to you. I called you Avid Biker instead of Rabid Biker. Have a good one mate.

[@121edge]

great problem solving..........simplest solution is always the best...

[@charleshack3641]

Brilliant. And very resourceful. Love your solution to the bending nail problem. No trip to the store! Didn’t even have to pull your nails out!! Agree 100 percent with comments about down and dirty and not messing around with drilling metal. Can’t wait to try it.

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

thanks sir the nice comment

[@cnapctemt3852]

Good work! Thanks for sharing your thought process. I would never have figured out such a simple and effective solution. Thank you again for sharing.

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

thnx too

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

sorry guys.. for not updating..i know its almost a year since my last upload.. i have been assigned to the province where internet is so weak..i cant even download properly let alone upload any videos.. finally got the chance to catch up on evrything..including this channel..Thank you very much for the comments.. im lobbying for a re-assignment withi the metro again.. i hope my request be approved..and get back on to making diy and how to videos..

[@edwardyue1615]

the best design on the web, no drilling into steel bars, no buying expensive metal, screws etc. I was thinking that a wooden stick was all that was needed. thanks for keeping it cheap.

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

Wow... thanks for the nice comment dude... when you're in a third world country and availability of tools are rare or nil.. one is forced to improvise

[@MrJx4000]

Brilliant!

[@din3832]

nice, im gonna try this right now

[@phatmeow7764]

Hi i want to make this DIY chainwhip but i have one question : the size of the nails do not matter right - as long as they are small enuff to pass thru the links of the chain? I love videos like yours - i tried DIY ghetto tubeless tires and it worked too!

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

Hi Phat. Sorry for late reply.. internet is not available where i an assigned.. anyway.. size of the nail doesnt matter as long as it will fit between the plates.. finishing nails are ideal.. because they have almost no head.. or just cut the head off from common nail with pliers. Thanks for the comment!

[@phatmeow7764]

@@pharmaceia1jimenez2 Hi RB : made this tool and it worked like a charm! Used a completely worn out chain i had lying around and it now has a new life serving as a ghetto chainwhip haha Thanks a lot brother!

[@roncooke2188]

I fell asleep waiting for the end

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

Sorry sir for the long vid. I was just showing the evolution of the design. I will post a skip to.. in future vids .. thanks for the comment

[@WKStudioz1]

Ha Ha

[@WKStudioz1]

You will destroy your chain by pressure of nails on chain

[@WallHaxxx]

This is my sort of hack. Cheap and dirty. Though I laughed when you said you don't have screws. Who doesn't have screws?! 😆Anyone can get screws.

[@pharmaceia1jimenez2]

thanks for the nice comment. yes.... cheap and dirty..haha... i really dont have screws in my tool box small enough to fit between the chain plates.. and i got those nails from an old fruit box.. pulled it out with a vise grip

[@roncooke2188]

why not cut chain

[@bicycleandrccars568]

dami pasakali dre..lakas ng tama mo