IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME / HOW TO MAKE / Tutorial

Hi, im a Pensioner . Apart from my work i like DIY stuff, lifehacks, how to make, experiments, well everything that can be made by hand in a home enviorment. This channel " Rough Hands and Unusual Ideas " about new and old ideas that you might have known . This channel is a HACK COLLECTION. It’s an entartainment oriented channel, so do not try to repeat at home everything you see, as it might be dangerous. So take care of your health.

[@RoughHandsandUnusualIdeas]

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[@74KU]

Think you need to give credit to the original patent holders of this device, or at least clearly state this is not your original invention as you video seems to imply.

[@anutito9092]

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[@OscarRodSeedsofG]

Rough Hands, first of all, I want to thank you for sharing this video. Second, to all the critics, there is nothing wrong with duplicating anything that has been done by someone else. Specially is the original developer never file for a patent. And even if there is a patent, after 10 years anything can be replicated. I am grateful for him sharing this great idea because I never saw the original.

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

Rough Hands and Unusual Ideas cool tool,!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍🇬🇧

[@marvinncox3110]

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[@SkywatcherSandra]

Proud of you and your gifts. We ALL need more folks like you around. HUGS. Blessings

[@JackHaveman52]

When I was in high school in machine shop, the first thing we had to make was a common screwdriver. I'm sure we all had one at home. We had all kinds of them on the farm but it was still a worthwhile exercise. I took it home, threw it into the toolbox in the shop and forgot about it. A couple of years later, my dad had it in the house and was using it for some job in the basement. This is just a little project for those who are just starting to learn fabrication. You geniuses need not watch.

[@tommyapache6124]

Wow, a brilliant piece of tool, I must have one, those who think it does the same job as a wrench, WRONG, this little gadget does much more, thanks for sharing young man.

[@ahoo5753]

Many miles and years on your tools,I love tools made to last a life time

[@beautiful-you]

It is great to be able to use enough for spanner applications freely! ~ 👍

[@dmt3221]

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[@HalfB]

I used to weld at a shop and then a sign company years ago and loved having all those tools and machines to make anything your mind could come up with!!! Nice channel and good ideas!!!

[@shaileshlukhi3128]

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[@dailypakistaninternational]

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[@HalfB]

Falak Shaer , hi! Be well :)

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Cynthia Kline how are you?

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[@d.od.3463]

I must echo the sentiments of a few others in this comment section which is one could jump through hoops and still get negative comments for a well-deserved completion of a DIY project. Some guys just want to send in their wise-ass comments rather than be a real man and either not say anything, or at least be polite. I was impressed with this video; no matter 'you can buy a chain wrench already complete', or some other comment when this gentleman was just showing others how he could make one of parts that were probably laying around his shop. What he has done here is innovative, and for taking the time and thought he has received over 14 million views. How many of you wise guys out there have that many views that you've received for doing something worthwhile. I'm sure that "Rough Hands and Unusual Ideas" can defend himself against any and all critical comments, but it just burns my behind to see so many poke their childish comments for whatever reason they do it. (And for those who criticized the loud background music); are you not familiar with how to turn down (or off) the volume on your computers? Just sayin'...

[@freeamerican6784]

There's a feeling of accomplishment to making and building things yourself that you can't get from purchasing the same product in a store or online. Nice to see people sharing their workmanship with others.

[@israelstinks]

Great..!! A versatile tool made with (mostly) scrap items..!! Thanks for a cool video..!!

[@timknoll8654]

Thanks,I didn't know what that was in my deceased brothers toolbox

[@1966mercado]

This is a great idea. Now I know what to do with my old chains. I wouldn't just throw them away. This would help me save more money in buying different kinds of tools. Thanks!

[@sathyanarayana5307]

Happy to see & make tools as per our requirements & with minim cost this works like pipe wrench or chain wrench also Thanks for your information please give us still in future also

[@nicho9292]

Ahhhhhhhh, very usefull. Thankyou.

[@abdulrahman-vm5zc]

Very Useful, Thanks Sir

[@cme4234]

I need this tool Not very sure when I'll use it but it's one of those tools that's needed for a job overlooked somewhere in my life

[@shokatniazi5170]

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[@charleswellsiii]

Love it. Can't wait for the video on how to make the metric version!

[@timhayes45]

Chain wrench, nice, I was organizing my stuff and ran across mine on Sunday. Like a strap wrench, not something you require everyday, but when you need one it is nice to have.

[@thomashuggins882]

i worked in machine shops for years, if something was needed and we could not get it cheap and fast, we made it.

[@353Tensa353]

Real mechanics make tools n_n, working with conveyor belts i mad a hook to pull the round belt back on the spools with out stopping the conveyor cause it was a pain to get a lift under the belt and it was integral to the system so stopping that belt would stop the whole building

[@catman4471]

Brilliant little device, so handy! Just do a search for "How to make a spot welder from a microwave transformer" and you're set to make this too!

[@cramos7287]

Check the welder with old mattress springs and salted water is easier...

[@pathayes2028]

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[@raymondj8768]

2 car batteries jumper cabels and stick welding you go !

[@johnathansmith3819]

Excellent expertise from the past... Now you can get a chain wrench made in China for $12.00. I used to do the same... Sad, those times are gone. I really appreciate your idea. Thanks.

[@moeletsiwabatho1410]

Brilliant and funny add and at the end, I'm all teary ...damn.

[@relyenterprisestx]

To everyone that’s hating on it or saying buy harbor freight, you guys don’t understand the principle of making your own tools and not just buying Chinese crap that usually breaks when you use it. I do have a constructive suggest that I may try if I build one, leave one end of the chain loose instead of welding it on, have it connect with a hook so you can adjust the size and also put it around a pipe or part that is continuous.

[@PastorWilliamBarhorst]

That's what I intend to do.

[@DBYNOE]

What you describe is a chain wrench used by plumbers for years, if you google it, it will pop right up. My dad owned one, I have never worked on threaded nut that was larger than my largest wrench 😊

[@kevinloving606]

Ryan Ely Yes like for plumbing

[@marksanojr9046]

I'm going to build mine like this now great suggestion

[@relyenterprisestx]

Darnley, yes like it but a chain wrench doesn’t have the tensioning threaded rod that this does. Also, I found his video from Dec 26, 2017 where he made another one that is adjustable already. He had already made my idea lol, good job! Keep up the good videos. Everyone who doesn’t like watching old school ingenuity, don’t watch if you don’t like it.

[@gurungrachhe1199]

wow ! good idea ! better than other tools !

[@manjunathswamy2270]

The best jugaad(alternative) as we say in INDIA for spanners, wrench. Simply amazing. Great presentation Sir.

[@nandakumarmenon695]

Jugaad has been added to the Oxford dictionary. Check www.thehindu.com/books/from-gulab-jamun-to-jugaad-70

[@sherazmughal8094]

This instrumen is more important and benificial for poor people. Good job sir and thank for this magnificient invention. May Allha bless you.

[@ronrompen7334]

honestly, i expected something illegal and probably explosive. although the idea of a 'chain wrench' isnt new, it was nice to see someone actually making one from scratch. good job.

[@jd5179]

If this is strong enough to loosen a Honda crankcase bolt - then it's worth it .

[@spike.strat1318]

Nice, handy universal wrench. probably less marring than other multi size tools. great job.

[@swampdonkeyt.v.3814]

Very Kool! Worth the wait to see what it is! I knew bout half way through. Well done!

[@MegaWillyxxx]

that's alot like what we called called a chain wrench made by Vise Grip...used one for years and still have it. Marine industry..made it easy to spin shafts, etc fun to fabricate tools...I know !

[@MrOhgoodgolly]

They are not all that expensive and work ever so much better than the tool made here.

[@samali108]

It's a home made common chain wrench. I had a store bought one and found it to be quite useful.

[@karuntiwari6801]

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[@krisfleischer7467]

I have one too.You can get a decent one for 10.00.They are a godsend for a lot of plumbing work

[@alexcantlow2920]

I was thinking it was one of them things didn't know it was a wrench tho stupidly and anther fella said it good for plumbing I've only done the basics can fit a bathroom and do water pipes and that but what's the best way to use it in what situation

[@lionsroar9289]

For a sec I thought you took my hands ! Same battle marks ! Great Video ! Gonna build one ! Many Thanxx !

[@lewissanter2760]

Love seeing well used tools 😊

[@rajeshmotiwala5608]

Rough hands : the spanner you have shown is excellent. Free size, adjustable to all.

[@e.collins2768]

Rajesh Motiwala would this not be considered a strap wrench

[@1978strong]

Great tool great idea I’ll be making me one of my own I have all the material laying around. Thanks for the great video.

[@imark7777777]

Great tool great idea I'll be making one of my own too as no home should be without, I'm just going to go make my way down to the hardware store and pick up some vice grips and a pair of pliers.

[@robertrowan9893]

If there was an EMP tomorrow, it's people like this who would have the mental ingenuity to survive the chaos and quite literally carve out a niche for themselves. Fair play to the person(s) in question, for they have my respect for not blunting flats on nuts and bolts for one thing like it was going out of fashion

[@general5104]

This bicycle chain wrench is a kewl idea. Ive got to make me one of these!!!

[@TheItzal11]

wait is that what he's making, nowhere in the description or title does he mention it... I started watching this video just to figure out what the heck he was making.

[@ockertannaswan3389]

Lee Williams good idea made one you forgot to tell that a Chinese bicycle chain cannot take any form of preasure it just breaks the link thanks

[@pradipdoble4592]

Island Mike beluga,

[@garaldao61]

very nice - to make it better we should add a locking mechanism on one of the tip of the chain . This would add some versatility according to the length to be use to particular situation . In some cases you will be obliged to wrap the chain around something instead of going over it before activating the locking system . I do not know if I make the situation clear . excellent device .

[@johnsmith4630]

garald jean-louis yep

[@delljohnson172]

Never seen one with the adjusting rod. At a 1906 gold mine there was chain wrenchs use on up to 12" hyd monitors really cool..

[@thomas4315]

Nice idea. It’s about leverage, that will break free rusted on bolts and any size and 80% grab area. Tall pipes etc

[@conexant51]

The Multi-Wrench, nice!

[@ryanjohnson1480]

Ah. Those left handed threads, for when it's not tight enough already when you are ready for it not to be tight.😉

[@EvilSearchEngine]

Yeah, I was also wondering what that item might have been. I've only come across left handed threads maybe twice. Once as part of a Harley engine and I can't remember the second one.

[@richardtear8602]

That is one hell of a wrench 🔧thanks for sharing.

[@TNTtheLEGEND]

Primitive lock pliers. Nice👌. In this day in age, wer everything is handed to you, its important to know, ppl like him created today's innovative tools. With time they become more refined and developed. Take pride in what you do, cuz life is handed to you.

[@SuperPopem]

Very good!

[@grrrlbreaker]

Another handy gadget that can be made in your fully equipped machine shop which everyone is assumed to have. Or go out and buy this chain wrench.

[@gretalturdberg5954]

Didn't know what it was, or what it was for, yet I felt compelled to watch.

[@livinglifeoutdoorstv7634]

I love the DIY spirit and problem solving. I love that this guy knows how to improvise and use his mind and tools to create solutions. The tool made in this video will last a lifetime if the welds hold up. However, Harbor Fright (spelling intentional) has the same thing and a lifetime warranty.

[@calicocatz7890]

Hey, that's the nuts!! :) cool.

[@Pharmant41]

Just weld a length of chain on the end of a rod with a nut welded to one side (180° from chain weld) loop it through the nut and you're done.

[@TheGingersnap33]

A most satisfying presentation & so useful. And, unlike LAWYERS, NO WORDS NECESSARY. SEMPER FI

[@suemoore9782]

Very interesting, I enjoyed watching it being made. I can see where it would be quite useful.

[@12345678hrj]

Wonderful!!!!

[@fireside007]

YOU ~ ROCK ! !

[@JoseDiaz-er4ww]

Wooow !!! Hefestos is showing us how and why is he the god of creativity and metals workship !!!

[@kwkstar]

So that's what that chain thingie in my tool box is used for, thanks!

[@koffinkat666]

Now that's a Man's Wrench!!!

[@skillwork8158]

hello brother

[@theresasquirestheresa]

Awwwesome idea! THANK YOU FOR SHARING 💚

[@sergioalfredorojascortes7582]

Theresa Squires

[@scottwest1813]

I like it. Could be very useful. Thanks for sharing.

[@pamthompson3170]

I am glad they demoed it at the end. Sorry l was not sure what they were making. Looks very handy.

[@garyevans3421]

Forget the haters. So many are saying they would use common vise grip pliers or channel locks have obviously never had to use them on over sized or worn fittings that some other slob had chewed up using badly adjusted crescent or pipe wrenches on

[@austinmcniese107]

Gary Evans I've used a u bicycle chain and a pin to take off a hot oil fliter

[@marycwozniak9998]

Gary Evans keyboard

[@garyevans3421]

Mary C Wozniak ?

[@diydarkmatter]

very cool great idea .

[@raydemming4364]

dark matter hi

[@milsondossantos7820]

dark matter

[@aaronletchford]

After all that me thinking and thinking bloody fantastic 👍🏻

[@aaronletchford]

I did think what the hell and at the end of the video I was like wow kool 😮

[@SuperPapadzul]

I built my strap wrench dimilar to yours. But with screws, no welding equip. in mi garage. God bless my machine shop teacher👍😊

[@ghulammustafa-xw8cu]

Very good idea

[@zacharyfultz3016]

looks like a oil filter wrench one of them good chain ones

[@waltermello9511]

Work of art ! Congratulations!

[@phallca]

Nicely done, a useful hack made with simple materials and basic equipment, most people will have some form of vice, scrap parts, and a grinder either angle or fixed, and should find it easy to recreate what you've shown. Kudos to you.

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

Set of spanners anyone?,worked well on round objects though.well done.

[@dharaneesevalalithadevi8687]

Welldone mr. Try some more

[@wailuaroots]

He does a few round objects in the vid at 9:20 there’s a good one

[@ShamusMossop]

And how expensive is a good set of metric AND imperial spanners? Well done Rough Hands!

[@jaypeerobot3745]

that's what a pipe wrench is for

[@zsraney]

EODementia EODementia I work at a refinery that’s been in service since 1945 and we don’t have this tool. We do have spanner wrenches and pipe wrenches though...

[@vagabondvagabond1920]

great vedeo... thank for sharing

[@tazzthedoodle7861]

Ah chain wrench brilliant !! Thanks for the video liked and subbed sir

[@890mikes]

I watched because I was curious about the object. Looks rough but it works great. Thanks for the video. Not a waste of time at all.

[@OlliGarch]

Good idea. Thanks

[@vandaymataramrai1674]

Wow!!!!

[@hardrock1826]

I have a variety of serpentine belt type wrenches like this. Some are rubber, a nylon strap material and bicycle chain type, all available for purchase. You don't need to make one, they aren't expensive as tools go. They are for the most part considered plumbing tools, at least that's where I got mine at a heating/cooling/electrical/plumbing supplier.

[@christianmissey6753]

Sweet homemade tool man looks better than anything I can buy in a store

[@vickysingh3257]

Soo innovative n usefull...👌

[@russf6572]

You do realize they already make tools for those things. Vice grips, channel locks, strap wrenches.

[@kenfrancis3099]

what if he wanted to make it himself?

[@TofuZi849]

Burn

[@ashleyplamondon9718]

Sometimes people don't have the availability to run to a store but have lots of parts kicking around.

[@MN93085]

nah man, this guy isn't from our planet. he's never heard of hammers or saws, any of that stuff.

[@RobFindsTreasure]

That’s a very handy wrench! Nice work brother!

[@agoogleaccount2861]

Cool chain wrench . probably the simplest design ive seen yet . maybe a knurled end from a vise jaw would be a good addition

[@ozwzrd]

I recommend making some wooden vise jaw pads for clamping round stock to keep it from going out of round when applying max pressure for grip.

[@ryanhawkins5306]

ozwzrd you'll never get torque near enough to do that kind of damage with that tool

[@philgordongordon4733]

Oh...wow! A pipe wrench it took me about too make...!

[@jakeroark570]

Great tool so many uses and I need one

[@Uvhash]

I think it’s great what you’ve made, one size fits all for a couple bucks. Honestly good job man 😊👌

[@tarerestehchola3048]

Wow I need that to open my stick vape tank 😂😂

[@tonywalker8030]

That's one hell of a tool, imagine how many would benefit from such a tool not to mention the company.

[@jimijrgensen6455]

Most company I have seen using a pipe wrench. Simply a lot faster.

[@PHOBOS300]

that and the chain wrench has been around forever

[@phillipslocum4158]

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[@danielbaker5091]

Tony Walker ...can't I just go down to my local Sears & buy a ViseGrips & or Channellock wrench?!

[@seatednorth8190]

Very nice, home made is way better than store bought.

[@madeinengland4910]

Brilliant! Thanks man! Subbed!!

[@user-yp9ic9fx5k]

Awesome!!!111

[@davidwolfe9391]

Кирилл Акимов junk

[@brianharney3490]

great idea. exept they have been around for years. you can actully buy one for less then it would cost you in raw material. every plumber has one on there truck, and every mechanic has one in there tool box. still great idea if you have the material lying around and a half a day too burn away.

[@mikey_mike]

Lol half a day? I could build that with scrap laying around the shop in under 10 minutes. I already have a chainwrench so no need. Just saying.

[@WUTANG-CLAN]

But nothing beats making your own tool no and again.

[@alanfay5283]

That is a great tool thanks for this vid!

[@levelphil]

Good for the home mechanic that doesn’t have a lot of tools. This is just a chain wrench. In a tuff job it would break.

[@jackherbert685]

The people that thought he was going to make a zip gun.

[@chrismaze3441]

Jack Herbert a dohickie to take thingamabobs loose.

[@thisisconstruction.]

Super disappointed

[@del_boy_trotter]

@Steve Mick Why disappointed? Because there were no batteries involved perhaps?

[@vonn1334]

Delboy Trotter no cause it wasn't a zip gun

[@CJFilms1001]

Jack Herbert lol... I sure did

[@MuhammadAbdulRehmanQureshi]

Excellent...👌 Useful tool 👍

[@joekurdish3385]

I'd call it the most bad ass wrench ....it's just awesome!!!

[@shethiabharat8317]

Superb idea ! Less Efforts ! Many thanks for your video

[@northgeorgia7357]

I just bought a set of wrenches from Home Depot

[@dizzyrooster]

Very cool 👍

[@manirampatel3237]

Nice work video

[@boorse9094]

Awesome engineering for a leverage tool! Absolute respect for your skills and ingenuity.

[@sadanandwarushe7850]

Great Idea....Thanks for sharing