How to Make Rope | How It's Made

[@housecat524]

Those old rope pulling carts are beautiful

[@kenneth9343]

Now I want to see how is made is made.

[@buddyclem7328]

They did that episode! I don't remember what it was called. The last shot showed the reflection of the crew in something shiny.

[@TychoCraft]

How its made mirrors i think it was

[@maraazura]

Paradox

[@kidbogus3731]

Her: so what do you do for work? Him: I ride the rope chariot.

[@davids.lefort1222]

I wanted to see how the rope was made from the raw material not how they twisted it in to rope

[@NightWatch707]

It's the same thing on a smaller scale. They spin even smaller pieces of strings and they spin those from even smaller pieces of whatever you want to a make a rope out of.

[@dynamicsolution8166]

It's made from hemp but cant be shown on tv because hemp is highly dangerous/ highly illegal, leads to addiction

[@CowboyTheRobot]

@@dynamicsolution8166 bruh

[@josepablo011986]

@@dynamicsolution8166 ehm... no.... hemp i divided in two types: the one who make you feel like you fly and the one who is used to make fibers, plastics, etc. The difference is one have more HTC than the other. Here is more information: medium.com/cbd-origin/hemp-vs-marijuana-the-difference-explained-a837c51aa8f7

[@Edwardcar311]

@@dynamicsolution8166 The rope is made of Manila Hemp from the Philippines which is non-addictive.

[@mikecorleone6797]

Wow... that machine at 2:15 is almost 160 years old and still functioning like it was meant to way back then..

[@Xcreator999]

No rest for the wicked

[@MrThisIsMeToo]

Curious? Did you see ANYTHING in the video that was not 160 years old? :)

[@BLUELEADER78]

@@MrThisIsMeToo, two of the guys but I'm not too sure about the third man.

[@mikecorleone6797]

@@BLUELEADER78 🤣

[@mikecorleone6797]

I correct myself.. that clearly says 1854 meaning it’s actually 168 years old… that machine was built when Abraham Lincoln was still alive…

[@RosieMe5]

FYI this rope walk can be visited at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut. You can walk the entire length of the building, and it's even longer than it feels in this video. They maintain and restore antique sailing ships there, so I'm sure having an authentic rope making machine is very useful

[@avro9159]

I don't think it can, given that this is at Chatham Dockyard in the UK lol

[@josef596]

This is in England 😂

[@Madsstuff]

I had a question... This video answered it. No 5 hours of surfing for the content. 10/10

[@totallynotdamanimation868]

2:02 I use the rope to make the ropes

[@wingedbluj1674]

Reverse Thanos

[@DECAYINCORPSE]

Ah yes the floor is made out of floor

[@carlinianam0s]

I feel like a lot was missing from today's episode.

[@chemicalsoup6991]

Finally! The perfect tutorial for me!

[@joseph_b319]

Love that machine they use. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

[@Onehandguy]

Nice Thank for the DIY hang rope!

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

I'm a simple person. I see a how it's made video, I click and enjoy

[@BitSmythe]

2:14. 1854. Awesome!

[@chronischtelaat]

Thanks for the tutorial but I'm stuck. I've just made the three strands and I'm trying to bundle the three together(2.05), but I need rope to finish the rope...

[@ThatOneWarrior]

Ah I see you might have missed this step because the video cut out before mentioning it. You have to first use the time machine to travel into the future where you have successfully finished making your rope and borrow it from your future self and then come back to this step that you have been stuck on. Oh and don't forget to return the rope you borrowed, otherwise you'll create a time paradox or something like that.

[@chronischtelaat]

@@ThatOneWarrior Hahaha or I could just let the rope create itself, by going back in time with the rope to make sure the rope is created so it can create itself in the future.

[@kylebroflovski6382]

ThatOneWarrior But how can you use the time machine to travel into the future to get the already built rope so that you can go back in time to finish the rope when the rope was never even finished for you to go forward in time to retrieve it in the first place?

[@ThatOneWarrior]

@@kylebroflovski6382 I'm glad you asked! This brings up an important distinction to make when time travelling. When you are travelling through time you are actually creating new timelines and can never truly affect what transpires in your own timeline. That said, the rope will always eventually be created in some way or another for your past self to be able to be able to "borrow" it and go on to make their first rope.

[@peacekkqmark]

But if you had followed the instructions on how to make rope you would actually have some rope.

[@willygoat9390]

Rope Rope Rope Rope ro-ro-ro-ro-ro-rop-ro-rope And now, you really know the Pope.

[@gregorysampson8759]

I need this in a continous loop

[@shimonigmagames]

Now I know 👍 Thanks!

[@swirff]

Now how to tie it

[@WhiteLie---------------------1]

there is a machine for that

[@darnit1944]

You should knot do that.

[@yashsvidixit7169]

WELDING

[@barbarachase5824]

Thank you..cool video!

[@edgarshoe]

This is amazing!

[@marymojsovski7666]

Amazing

[@mrsdconley1]

Is this where we are in quarantine now?

[@redpanda8688]

THIS IS WHAT I WANTED! Not that B.S steal cable they are calling a "Rope".

[@MindDataAI]

it should be "how to make rope 100 years ago".

[@exe7435]

ikr

[@hulkhuggett]

LOL!

[@poorbone2104]

Even now bruh

[@Tra539]

HONESTLY

[@peacekkqmark]

I wonder if they chose to present it this way in order to show that the fundamental process hasn't changed much. :D

[@abeginnerspov5968]

So we need to ropes to make ropes?

[@christopherkeillor9728]

Remember the more stuff you own the more rope you need when you move.

[@julessuranyi2434]

Really interesting, good to know how to make a rope .... I have overlooked that I must necessarily acquire the knowledge of rope making ..... now that I have looked at that I feel much better! When comes the 2nd part?

[@lumine4418]

"How to Make Rope" As if I could ever do this

[@evilbrat5376]

You Can!

[@nerfherder9021]

1:19 like a boss

[@rawbacon]

Rope's Cool.

[@shadowboxing1729]

Now i want to know how to make rope from our everyday life, as if there was a apocalyptic situation and manufactured rope has ceased to exist

[@SaadAliArts]

one of the strongest rope

[@Idlehampster]

2:30 I think he meant to say 5cm in diameter, not inches.

[@donaldboughton8686]

I thought Hemp fibers were used to make rope. Flax fibers are used to make Linen.

[@shadowdrift5574]

Useful advice for a future Logan Paul video. Thanks.

[@MaruArts10021]

Nostalgia

[@pioborres1325]

we Filipinos are proud of our very onwed products,ABACA or MANILA HEMP, these ABACA ROPES are use in Big Ships around the World

[@ssrb0101]

i can sleep comfortably now

[@2drewbaker]

..... Sleep tight.

[@cartioffthewallslatt9728]

Sleep well

[@kittyfuture1069]

I’ve seen people play Raft, you need two palm leaves to make a rope

[@joyceletgroves4100]

cool

[@george64826]

Watch this with The Noose Song in the background. It's beautiful

[@jovitoroche2962]

Strong rope

[@je-annbolivar1662]

Great

[@buddyclem7328]

Brooks Moore FTW!

[@testeranimation7385]

Is it vegetable fibers or wood fiber?

[@arnelresuma6826]

Woven from manila😀

[@happybanana0929]

"Manila" also known as manila hemp or Abaca.

[@69erone-half50]

Don't know if Philippines had this method of manufacturing. But yes, the country was once the top exporter of the raw materials called "manila hemp".

[@nexusone5955]

Look Gordon, ropes!

[@ElitesEngineering]

Seems like an ancient method.

[@eageraurora879]

Partially why rope was so expensive in the past

[@shubhammittal3561]

Self done practical knowledge is must always..... Sports games fun enjoyment love sex lust etc are must always.. Self work self interests self style are must always..

[@coandc]

That looks like the mooring lines that we used in the navy. Except ours we're cotton lines.

[@thewhoopimen]

damn... that's some old school industrial revolution machinery. I don't think that's how modern rope is made in the rest of the world anymore...

[@dynamicsolution8166]

What kind of wizardry is this?

[@george64826]

Sayori approves

[@MorbidlyObeseChell]

Sayori liked this

[@raine_animatez]

LMAO

[@omkr0122]

Hurry up and make that rope! (Whips) Didi Mau! Didi Mau! I told you no one can make a rope! It's physically impossible! What part of Didi Mau don't you understand?

[@justsomethoughts5719]

2:03 If it takes a rope to make a rope. Then how did human create the world first rope? LMAO jkjk

[@jacksplumbingvideos7147]

when i saw this video a few years ago i thought the same.

[@brd8764]

Kerala products. Green bananas. Coconuts. Eco-friendliness.

[@TurkishMonster5]

Okay

[@obisidianusyuh9721]

The perfect video to watch at 3 am.

[@CPThomasam]

So how is an even smaller string made?

[@longtime411]

Did i see Chandler 1:23 ????

[@s76103]

My clock is 3 AM

[@ElDiabloBunny]

How did they make the first rope that ties the rope without first having rope?

[@kosycat1]

by hand

[@_RiseAgainst]

Huh, i always wondered how a plumbus was made.

[@89schofe]

Begs the question what came first the rope or the rope?

[@Xplasma1]

"Hoooh they don't make rope like they used to!" No they make it exactly like they used to.

[@Token_Nerd]

They should have made some bondage jokes.

[@n0isyturtle]

The factory is 1.5 miles long, and 25 ft wide

[@wes846]

How is the yarn made that becomes rope?

[@cop2296]

I wanna see how it’s really made

[@1minutetomastery881]

Is this how they made rope in the 1800's. Because I thought rope is just made by people in china for efficiently, or not?

[@johndowe7003]

Rope is made pretty much the same way as in the 1800s actually

[@sml2k186]

I mean I gotta learn how to get it ready somehow

[@RaccoonFederation007]

I want to see the raw material ….!

[@zachtrapper2398]

pretty short video for such a long subject

[@i7bwn]

where's the end of the video?

[@paragonflash8937]

Ah nice now all i need is a chair

[@rosslyngamma8259]

I've heard manila

[@stevenhill3136]

Not finished. Nothing keeps it from unraveling

[@wumboqwark]

How to make rope; Step 1: get smaller rope

[@TheWorldSpinsSlowly]

I’m here.

[@TheLegendHimself2000]

Ah, i see. Rope is made of smaller ropes

[@PackthatcameBack]

So, where's the rest?

[@richardsheil3503]

VIDEO ON MAKING OF MODERN CLIMBING ROPE AND EQUIPMENT

[@ravenbadger9108]

Funny they need rope to make rope they should of cut this one and said sorry we got nothin for ya this week paul was drunk when he went to film and write this episode and didn't realize nobody wanted to see rope just twisted and wanted to see material gathered then made into rope.

[@Jaymac720]

The machinery looks 200 years old omg

[@uniqueprogressive9908]

Still serves a purpose. Old does not mean obsolete, I even have a gas heater from the 70's and its in great condition

[@heen5255]

Would totally ride those carts..

[@joseflazaro1620]

Wow 8th view and 1st like so earlyyy

[@barbarachase5824]

WoW!

[@gravityzero2179]

Funny how hemp wasn’t mentioned at all

[@rawbacon]

Manila is hemp, so yes it was mentioned......By the way Manila Hemp isn't the kind of hemp you stoners fantasize it is.

[@Mandu4]

Early

[@villijs33321]

over 700feet in lenght ok - over 5" in diameter? SURE.... not more then 2" this one

[@marcoquinones7483]

How do you make the fiber though?

[@chaoticnsg7292]

5inches in diameter?? More like 2 or 3

[@HuskyShields]

asking for a friend 😳

[@magentalady]

Here is the modern rope making vid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3ephXtmfKiha5I

[@evilbrat5376]

This gives a VERY CONDENSED VERSION of One Part of the making of rope. Click Bate can anyone say?

[@thejay8963]

Wow it’s made 4: the legend of the rope

[@mrmwilliams7043]

That ended quickly.

[@cerberuscounts9053]

Yes i can finally wrap this around my neck and hop and jump off the chair.