How to make beaucoup HOSES and CABLES!!!!!

[@edimusprime]

I could watch Crafsman craf all day

[@wolfparty4234]

Me too!!❤. Love this vid

[@JoshwaLaw]

Lol im a few videos behind, but I've watched literally every single craf man video on this channel 😂

[@Charlou27]

I agree 100%

[@SeanSidious]

lol I have done 😂

[@AwkwardBirb]

I read this in CrafsMan’s voice 😂

[@smeagol92055]

Your videos are like a PBS show from an alternate dimension where PBS picked up awesome crafting shows

[@samhklm]

U R magical.

[@maxximumb]

Mr Crafsman, you could 3D print roller plates with different sized grooves and thicker spacers to make a more varied selection of tubes.

[@TheCrafsMan]

Slick idea!!!

[@chriskind]

Dust mask song! It has a permanent place in the soundtrack of my life. Love it.

[@3dpprofessor]

I kinda want to see how something like this would 3D print. Could probably make even wilder patterns.

[@RandomBogey]

My dad used to build RC model airplanes. When I was a kid, he built an F-35 fighter jet and to make the air hoses that connect to the pilots masks, he wrapped a round black twisty tie wire (like a solid core wire that stayed bent) around a straight piece of the same wire to make it look like a flexible hose and as a kid, that blew my mind because it looked like a perfectly scaled hose. 20 years later I feel like I’m having my mind blown all over again for the same reason…

[@usernamedkjahstill5003]

This channel and creator deserves a shout out by Adam Savage from Tested. Crafsman needs more exposure.

[@GaryKeenan]

I use this tool a lot for warhammer. A tip I have is to cover a paper clip section in GS and roll it. Now the cable has a steel core and when bent to shape it stays there. With a few mm paper clip exposed from the GS cable it can be attached more securely to the model, with a pin vice hole. Bending into shapes that hold at one end is possible. And can support some weight like putting plugs / claws on the end of the hose.

[@sigurdbjohansson]

Good craftip, good Sir!

[@lostegg467]

A good trick for any left over green stuff is to roll it into balls. Over time you can amass quite a collection in a range of sizes and they can be quite useful. Steady Craftin sir!

[@colbyj138]

Kinda looks like a space janitor or something. 👍 Looks great!!

[@thepacketnarc7634]

First; boss level teaching skills. 2nd, all my people from Hot’lanta to Lake Charles talk just like this :)= feels like home.

[@FraDonaghyMusic]

That figure is pretty awesome to be fair.

[@CajunCraftastrophe]

FACT: You can never have too many hoses or commercial oxygen. I love the way that your character looks! That hose tool is too cool for hose school. This was fun. Nice work!

[@CharacterDesignForge]

really love the stylized proportions of your kitbashed figure!

[@C861986]

Even though it's just parts from existing figures it's got that Crafsman style!

[@buckb6976]

I absolutely love that custom figure

[@DavidGuyton]

Crafsman your videos never fail to entertain and impress! Hope all is well!

[@Forcemaster2000]

It's pretty amazing that your figure could be so bulky looking yet still have decent articulation! Really neat looking too!

[@Dan_Does]

A video about hoses and you made it super entertaining.

[@CrnchyToast]

Great project video Crafsman! Love your humor and positive vibes, your videos make me smile. Also, please never stop saying "I love y'all" I think we all need to hear that more in our lives. Thanks for just being you

[@JeffThatcameraguy-og3hr]

These videos are genuinely really helpful and inspiring! I have been crafting little stopmotion robot puppets, and have been needing tutorials just like this! Thank you crafsman!

[@JeffThatcameraguy-og3hr]

Actually, could you do a video on stop motion puppets?

[@BPCustomCreations]

That figure is too cool, Crafsman!

[@robertlocock5636]

I've used the comb method in the past, and what I've found is that they're more consistent if you glue them to a rigid backing so that the "teeth" stay evenly spaced and don't flex. Also nit/flea combs have the finest teeth. Great vid as always Crafsman :)

[@SenselessUsername]

I expect people will be 3Dprinting "combs" (with the teeth at the end joined for consistency, but out-of-plane) for various dimensions/shapes of coils.

[@jonthetall1]

Using the flat side, brilliant!

[@APG2112]

Excellent tip about the bends in the hoses. The Crafstronaut turned out awesome. That track at 5 minutes had me singing Sir Mix A Lot songs……my posse’s on broadway!!!! Thank you Crafsman.

[@AchanCham_]

This was really fun to watch! Thank you for providing the diy version!

[@lostonwallace1396]

I see lots of possibilities here! First, Freerange Chicken could get a hose upgrade! Secondly, in addition to doing corrugated hoses, there's great possibilities for worms, centipeded and snake creatures! Lots and lots of potential! Thanks, Crafsman! Also, you recently gave Toy Polloi a shout out on KZbin! Like you, Dave is a great KZbinr worthy of notice! Thank you for that too!

[@nat7278]

Wow the lighting and detail is SO good in that last shot I totally buy it as a real person in a space suit. It's just snapped and it looked real all the sudden. Great video as always Crafsman

[@NepotismTV]

Came out so great. It's actually interesting that if you color them red they really look like insides.. which could be used in some horror projects as well.

[@GreatCaesarsGhost1111]

Crafsman you fill a void in this world of ours. Thank you

[@KensToys74]

I've been looking for an easier, more uniformed resulting process to make custom hoses. The comb idea is bloody brilliant! Thanks, good sir!

[@talldrinkomusic]

Always appreciate your vids CM! Especially the use of cattywampus, 80s throwback stuff and the groovin drum beats are on point! 😊

[@dannytorrance9555]

Crafsman is a Genius💡🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@cam2designs]

You are an international treasure to be admired by all.

[@sethusk]

I really love how this figure came together.

[@okeanos6391]

I just wanted to say thank you Crafsman! I have a really hard time laughing, but your sense of humour really gets me. I end up chuckling at least once an episode. Thank you for the joy! 😊

[@unboxwithnicole2185]

Ooooooweeee! OTO-7 is such a daredevil! Gotta keep an eye on ‘em!

[@TheRealAlpha2]

Brilliant as usual, that 45 degree turn broke my mind a little!

[@torsloke]

Get into the groove Boy, Crafsman proves His love of hobbies…

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

Ohhh this is going to be so useful! Thanks for sharing this craft hack! ❤

[@lancemcclellan7689]

You always make the coolest figures, and thank you for the DIY alternatives as well!

[@caderoster8333]

I always thought those Disney infinity guys were such a missed opportunity. I loved the design of them, if only they had been articulated.

[@TheCrafsMan]

I agree - their overall form is so aesthetically pleasing - nicely stylized! (P.S. I think often about the possibility of adding articulation to figures like those or even knee+elbow joints to 5POA figures. That'd be a fun challenge, I bet. :D) Thanks for watching!

[@FoxSock]

your videos are super calming and im very happy i found your channel, its so nice to have videos too watch that arent super loud and bright, that also are educational and entertaining

[@AlexBabcock-hw9iz]

As always a pleasure watching what you are getting into.

[@YouDontGnomeMe]

What a cute spaceman!

[@warhawkbm]

Your creativity to Kit-Bash so many pieces into an amazing figure is so impressive, I hope you have a Great Week sir.

[@ultraraccoon9565]

That figurine is awesome

[@MikeSmith-km9ff]

I love all of your videos and watch every single one but the one's I like the most are the one's where you use your hands to make stuff.

[@rexcadral3468]

That example figure is absolutely stunning!

[@Jimmy-sb3fc]

Crafsman, you really need to get a PO Box so people could send you stuff. I have some things here that I know you would like!

[@kaioken654]

Dang, I would have really enjoyed watching you build that articulated figure

[@animeator]

Yep, that's some lovely crafnin ❤️

[@waardlafrance110]

Quel homme, quel geek incroyable !

[@paintbrush3554]

That grey action figure is awesome!!

[@josephturner1119]

I wish I could hang out with the Crafsman, I guess these awesome videos are as close as I’ll get.

[@aionarap]

Somehow I find your videos very relaxing

[@rekabulator]

Crafsman it'd be real easy to make new plates in blender to have custom corrugation sizes. You could even make a knurling roller.

[@jpizzaj]

A reprisal of "don't forget to wear your dust mask"! And I just love OTO7, keep trying buddy you'll get there. :)

[@CarlKeeling1881]

Watching all of your videos makes me want to try making molds from my Monsters in my Pockets I still have

[@danthemakerman]

That's why I love this channel you are always introducing me to new tools and methods.

[@TheRetroTinker]

Excellent video Crafsman!

[@Lee-Dixon1987]

I had that sandtrooper figure as a kid, always one of my favorites in my star wars collection. Love how you used it on your figure! Love your figure! Love these rollers! Love this video!

[@davenelson8187]

Havent heard the term cattywhampus since I was a kid ❤ Gotta love AMZN, appears The Roller tool is not currently avail, except for some Shark fishing for a $50 sale price 😂

[@rachealgetscreative]

Oh no - his entrails are extrails!! Just kidding - he looks great, CrafsMan! Love that you included the comb alternative for the budget conscious.

[@TimLewallen]

I make cables with elastic hair ties doped with CYA glue. They cure hard as a rock almost instantly.

[@gornser]

Making cables beautiful

[@jacknissen6040]

that Mando is awesomely steampunk.

[@chantalrochon3566]

So bright 🎉😊

[@carlosarce6352]

Excellent work.

[@ScruffyLookinRGB]

You can open up a garden store for miniatures with all them hoses crafsman😂 thank you for the comb trick I'll have to try that out sometime 😀

[@therugglet]

Love this technique you’ve shared! Makes the hoses look interesting and life like. Your figure is properly hosed!! Ready for all apocalyptic scenarios.

[@krzysztofmathews738]

Wonderful! It was actually in my efforts to learn how to create miniature hose that I first started looking for videos on kitbashing and scratchbuilding. As it happens, you were one of the first channels I found here, and I have been following you since!

[@degenasis]

found some pipe maker stl files online so I plan to 3d print some. Thx for bringing my attention to this tool

[@MostlyMajestic]

THanks for the great content. I love your channel.

[@nocomprendo1409]

😊😊😊😊baby corn, knurled night sticks.

[@anilin6353]

I worked as a vacuum pump and compressed gas guy for years, hoeses come in all sorts of colors. You have the classics rubber in dark red with random black marks, the bright silver low pressure, the off yellow silicone, the thin blue high pressure, the special green one that no one uses, the cherry red with sliver criss cross for flammables. So go nuts with the colors because the colors tell tbe user what theh do.

[@jewabeus]

Love you too, CrafsMan. Really enjoyed this one. I got a kick out of how you put your lil guy together as much as the hoses & cables. You're a pretty sharp fellow. Any hints as to what color scheme your Post Apocalyptic Guy favors for his suit? Drab gray perhaps? LOL Great job as always.

[@emmamarx9284]

Tubular 😎 Excellent videos as always mr crafsman ❤

[@CCMinis]

Lovely video!

[@RDJim]

TheCrafsMan is a real hoser.

[@garybuettner7920]

Fantastic video. My wife and I loved it. (Oh, and I would watched a whole video on you putting the figure together. Just sayin’.)

[@atomdragon]

I enjoyed this video and structure of the edit. It flowed really well and had a great payoff at the end, love it!

[@volttherobot]

ooooh, I like how you made that chest piece from that shoulder piece...that was neat-o! Oh man, Iron man had some "ruff" final moments with that dog... eek

[@boscorner]

Great video crafsman!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

You never fail to bring a smile to my face. This time I truly was laughing out loud…. Entrail man! Lol❤️🤗🐝

[@YouDontGnomeMe]

Also, thanks for teaching us how to spell beaucoup.

[@nfgrova6434]

crafsman lets all the worries of the day melt away

[@clarewillison9379]

Crafsman uploads and I’m immediately in my happy place.

[@FrankMontano]

Another great job sir!!

[@petercooper9791]

It rubs the jelly on its skin or else it sticks the hose again. Wonderful!

[@xXxlLEGENDZlxXx]

Luv ya Crafsman ❤

[@AyeCanMakeThat]

I never witnessed someone else apologising to inanimate objects! Youre content makes me so damn happy 😂

[@DevinMichaels-bx2qk]

Kool figure craftsman 😮

[@Desertwalker45]

Good stuff! Thank you.

[@TopDedCenter1]

I don't know if this is an acurate peek into why your previous video has performed better than average, but it was the first one to pop up on my feed in a while. I am a subscriber, but I don't consider myself to be your target audience. I will watch your videos occasionally because I enjoy your presentation, more than the subject matter. I clicked on that video (and this one) because I missed Tha Crafsman in my life, lol. The YT algorithm is a wild, mysterious thing.

[@painmongr]

Man this is going to be so useful for remaking tubing for zakus

[@wittsullivan8130]

Putting the forms in perpendicularly makes the hose look like a lightsaber handle and doing it diagonally makes it look like woven leather, like a whip.

[@joseantonioteixeira7974]

Hello, first time on the channel and your “tip” for tubes and hoses is very good, very practical and easy. I often do it on a mini lathe using round aluminum bars and it also looks good, it's just a lot more work than your method, thanks for sharing!

[@junkredo2518]

“Aint really worth anything like we thought they were going to be back when we bought them back in the nineties” true. true. true.

[@brandonrosell885]

That’s a lot of hoses, crafsman