Soda Bottle Rope | How To Make Rope Or Homemade String From A Plastic Soda Bottle (2 Liter Bottle)

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This guy is still alive in my heart.🙏🙏

[@A.genai7]

Deyan Dimitrov ?

[@A.genai7]

Grayson Plays nope

[@octavioinfante8433]

No he passed away

[@octavioinfante8433]

@@A.genai7 no he passed away

[@octavioinfante8433]

@@grayish6963 I'm just saying he passed away

[@dankpillows5192]

KZbin should dedicate something for him

[@MrJust2times]

@The Real Dirty Dan i doubt i even want youtube to say anything about him.... KZbinrs should do it

[@randomperson5260]

Dank Pillows51 They keep putting him on my recommendations

[@xdeath4ify]

The Real Dirty Dan they will give him a copyright strike

[@meshach9510]

highly unlikely after what yt rewind 2018 was like. They might do something praising T series since they won

[@fluffyx2976]

Just like PewDiePie says “Legends never die”

[@jaisjain]

It's so weird watching him now... RIP

[@michaelchurch2957]

IKR

[@dimitriionescu7406]

yeah same

[@sja948]

I know really

[@reagang9442]

Why

[@0hawk7]

Rip

[@ForestRJ]

So going to miss this guy and his DIY stuff. I think the rope making machine is one of my top favorites.

[@scotiansteelworksltd.bermu5888]

I was a scout leader for ten years and I have made rope by hand many, many times.I have often thought about what you have done. I guess that's the difference; I thought it; you did it. Great stuff. Thanks for the vid.

[@nicjade704]

It’s a privilege to watch someone who impacted so many lives Your talent and wisdom chalk live on in the hearts of so many Rest in peace big man

[@BenjyVC]

can you test how much weight the rope can hold?

[@stuarthall3874]

Absolutely you need to do a strength test!

[@russelltalker]

you'd need quite a contraption to strain that rope to failure but it would be interesting.

[@loganjohnson687]

Yeah

[@ninocaselli6290]

Benjamin Pas-VanCauwenberge a

[@KaityKat117]

Russel Walker Not really. Tie the plastic rope to a higher quality rope, pull that through a pulley where you tie it to a weight. Keep adding weights until it breaks. You can also use a special clamp if you're not sure a knot will hold (although, a sheet bend should do fine).

[@brandynnault3513]

Tb to when my friends and I would do his projects on the weekends. Rest in piece man.

[@alanlatta6319]

Brandyn Nault do you mean peace ☮️

[@jamesdunkerley4172]

AJ Latta it’s quite rude to correct someone’s spelling on such a sad video

[@alanlatta6319]

James Mantel billingham r u on ur period I was just trying to help ma’am

[@omergouner7850]

James Mantel billingham yeah but wtf does tb mean?

[@JoeMama-iq8hy]

AJ Latta your like 5 how do you know what a period is

[@Doramius]

PLEASE!!!! Grant, please strength test the soda ropes in a unique way to see what kind of weight they can hold, or pull, with different gauges of ropes you made. lift weights, tow a car, swing from it like a vine, etc.

[@parker-jx1yc]

Doramius ya yayayayyayayaya

[@parker-jx1yc]

Everybody copy this comment and post it every where

[@jonathanbeard2608]

Doramius I was just about suggest that. I would love to see a strength test for the various types of rope he has made. maybe he could pull a car with it?

[@floyd2174]

Doramius Do it

[@mahbubkhan1822]

Doramius yes I want him to tow a car

[@cowboygraysen7060]

RIP KING 😭🙏

[@erikbregnsbo9962]

dude! you are spoiling it for those watching in 2017!

[@1punchman696]

What happened and how

[@at0mlx]

On The Water Bait And Tackle how’d he die!??

[@The12brother]

Atomix something went wrong paragliding

[@jasonmurawski5877]

Atomix a paragliding accident

[@lucyshi562]

'Lets re-cap what we did here' I see what you did there

[@rjcubed8811]

major bat cap

[@brendanschmitz321]

saw*

[@diegorodriguez3555]

R.i.p the man of creative

[@voidfreaks9972]

Creativity*

[@omergouner7850]

this isn’t minecraft

[@saragomezdiaz3654]

Do u even English bro?

[@angeldelgado5092]

Test the strength of the rope

[@juanbrits3002]

That will probably be another video...

[@first-last3577]

angel delgado well, he did. at the end of the vid.

[@aaronmackay6123]

angel delgado I second that motion. strength test till it breaks.

[@TheDindan111]

Yea, pls do it. Use dynamometer and compare its strength with normal rope's strength so we will see if it is usefull

[@lazinessincarnate9442]

and if possible i think making a ladder would be cool

[@chrismccormick9166]

I wonder if it is possible to tow a vehicle using homemade plastic rope

[@speedy01247]

strength test.

[@fstimelapses1608]

Chris McCormick I was just about to comment this

[@RmRoyalflush]

i dont see why it shouldnt, the last rope he made would be enough for a small/middle car

[@alphamalewolf2616]

Chris McCormick the string itself is strong enough to pull a small car, so the rope should be more than strong enough.

[@cnsmooth]

AlphaMale Wolf what makes you say that

[@Weldnstuff]

You should do a tensile strength test on the 3 different ropes!

[@rubyJJHML]

Watch until the end

[@Weldnstuff]

COMMENTINLY I meant a semi measurable tensile test, at least on the first rope.

[@Harbingerx81]

I want to see this as well! Very curious about how much the strength scales up when you add another layer.

[@joshuaaddington6165]

Agreed

[@mexkato]

please do, i was thinking that the whole video.

[@aasirhussain]

When i have kids im gonna tell them about how TKOR changed our lives .....R.I.P king ....Your legacy lives on ❤😢🌍

[@emeralddragon2980]

Now that's a new form of recycling; instead of throwing our bottles into dumps, streets, rivers and the like, we should repurpose them into rope. This way we'd also cut down not only on the litter and pollution, but also how much plant material we normally use to make rope.

[@Magekat]

Since it's really strong, the plastic it could also be used for leashes and stuff related to that kind of thing. I don't know why that was my first idea.

[@mordicai9867]

If it can hold my weight, I can hang myself with it

[@Mallpaperplane]

plastic is absolutely not suitable for clothing.. please think..how is it not gonna rip your skin apart, and how is it gonna keep you warm?

[@silverdirtdraws9828]

Willem - treat it with heat to soften any edges, and by insulating body heat?

[@Mallpaperplane]

SilverDirt Draws please, please..just hold a piece of plastic on your arm for 5 minutes then talk to me again about this.

[@miguelifsuzano7244]

Make a rope with fuses. That would be awesome to see burning

[@alexv.d.h.7331]

ColorBlind Vegan thats kind of dangerous since the rope winding procces creates a lot of friction. it might catch fire or even explode

[@ferntheyoutuber9960]

Alex V.D.H. It probably won't be that dangerous if it caught fire.

[@malnutritionboy]

Alex V.D.H. no it is a fuse

[@klixtrio7760]

+FernTheKZbinr Fuse contains its own oxidizer, making it very hard to put out. It would be very dangerous.

[@MetricraftHD]

maybe if you did it at a slower rate?

[@ethanvayman7048]

Make rope using three different colors, that way we can easily see the pattern and gage the effectiveness of the machine.

[@hardwirecars]

its as effective as it gets this is the same way companys make rope only on a much larger scale.

[@barryfields2964]

Ethan Vayman he's got a video where he does that. It's part of a series of videos about building and using this machine

[@ethanvayman7048]

Barry Fields oh alright, nvm then I'm gonna go watch the vid😂

[@drmusiblox8214]

He already did

[@dusk3526]

He’s not a scientist or a engineer, he’s a living legend, a man of wisdom and love, he will never be forgotten

[@ryannguyen9259]

Please show us how much weight these ropes can hold!!!

[@samsinger5135]

i agree... should test to see what kind of stress the rope can hold

[@thaton3guy100]

tensile strength

[@danielm_fotos]

tow a car

[@luongmaihunggia]

AsianElvis we need a strength test

[@ryannguyen9259]

redstone craft guy yes!

[@b2tl-gamingchannel319]

For making longer ropes you should attach a cord on the guide so if it doesn't move you can pull it from afar and continue making the rope without having to move.

[@jeffeppenbach]

Also, you might want to wax your traveling block.

[@snipa298]

Or put down a bit of sheet metal, even something from soda cans would probably work to make it smoother.

[@elizabethpalafox22]

this would actually be great for recycling old soda bottles

[@108wee]

its not very practical because UV light breaks down plastic. so if you left it outside long enough it would eventually turn brittle and break. but then again everything breaks down eventually so maybe it could be used for something.

[@poopyeater2243]

You right

[@hotfire7075]

Yeah

[@suck_ya_marj8874]

I hope his family is ok xx love you man

[@JoseOrtiz-sh9hz]

test the strength of the final rope. do a tension test

[@EvilPlanetStudios]

I know it's a bit late, but... I got a weird request: Paper Mache. I have my own recipe; 1/2 liter of water, 4 table spoons of sugar, 2 tablespoons of all purpose flour, paper bond, make paste-soaked paper pulp with it and compress it. leave it to dry for several days or bake it to extract moisture. This thing is as strong OR stronger than wood. Don't trust me? Try it. Once dry this thing was able to withstand a machete blade to it. And if you add baking soda to it, it fireproofs it to a certain extent (it's already quite hard to set fire to, the baking soda makes it almost impossible). I did the tests by mystelf many years ago.

[@EvilPlanetStudios]

Uhhh... I am not sure anymore. If 4 tbsp of sugar vs 2 tbsp of flour of vice-versa. It's been quite awhile, but trust me. This thing is quite strong if you did it right. Paper paste with the paper mache paste is quite strong. Oh, and I have worked with this material for around a decade and have a whole body of work online to prove it.

[@nahfid2003]

hmm i did paper mache for 2 yrs but was not interested in this....

[@landonsarrett5686]

A. C. Rusinov sounds similar to pykrete, but solid at room temp! Cool

[@EvilPlanetStudios]

Landon Sarrett I have no idea what pycrete is. once dry this thing is basically like wood or stronger, but it is a bit sensitive to water. as it's still paper after all.

[@donwong3577]

I have a question: Can you make the string back into the bottle

[@urdumm4162]

yeah do that

[@Jordanlulz]

technically yes efficient no easy probably not and u would need heat to melt it together

[@Jordanlulz]

technically yes efficient no easy probably not and u would need heat to melt it together

[@henryjohnson1126]

Don Wong duh

[@TheWinjin]

That's a fine question. I'd say you have to weave them like a wicker basket. and then, using temperature, melt them together as Jz said. Or use clay, but you need to dry and glaze it as well. Anyways, yes, I think this possible, but the bottle will definitely look different.

[@125_will8]

Not crying I promise

[@reitleas1284]

I wont lie about it im destroyed over this

[@shinozaaakiii]

Me either

[@shinozaaakiii]

I didn't cried. Even once. (I did)

[@seb7120]

I didn't cry once I just cried 100 times on the inside

[@goodtogrow7774]

What happened?

[@dakotaallison2967]

have you thought about a "can it rope" series?

[@danielbak7427]

Dakota Allison wow that would be awesome

[@samuelellis1316]

Dakota Allison great idea!

[@vantablack5690]

Mythical team should patent that

[@Panchandej35]

cool idea

[@Alex.ecreip]

Dakota Allison "can it rope-human flesh"

[@warriormaiden9829]

The King of Random If you decide to make more of this stuff, make a separate guide, and wax the inside of the holes. The reason it wasn't sliding properly was because of the bare wood against plastic edges. Thread is round already, but the plastic "thread" is square/rectangular, and it was catching on the wood. :)

[@kingkitters2234]

English please...

[@noahschuler6388]

King Kitters that was pretty clear English

[@oovandraws6847]

CL0WN FAC3 r/whoosh

[@aldodiaz1407]

He is dead now

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WZachD r/ihavereddit

[@JYNXZI_SZN]

So glad his kids have so many videos to see how awsome this guy was

[@adacicada4]

stockton walker he had kids?

[@filiberkes]

@@adacicada4 4!

[@adacicada4]

filiberkes Woahh..... Thats kinda sad for them 😕😢

[@connormccord4287]

I have always loved his vids... Peace to him in the afterlife.

[@ericgeiser8616]

Make a rope from fishing line

[@charliebaker1427]

eric geiser so make cable

[@Ganondorf215]

You should try comparing the rope with store bought rope

[@2007_Toyota_Yaris_]

i love that idea

[@anix6074]

Randy Hinds he needed content for another video

[@lordus7531]

Jacob Robinson yeah

[@benntrowbridge]

weight test them and see what rating they would have at certain widths in comparison to nylon rope and 550 cord

[@thibault-wenceslas5301]

Jacob Robinson use it to tow a truck Texas style

[@Awesomekid2283]

Well I guess he'll always be alive on KZbin and in our hearts...

[@buranyuu4174]

Someone is truly dead when they’re forgotten, not when their soul leaves this world.

[@marciaosullivan3200]

No its when they die

[@omergouner7850]

Marcia Osullivan r/youngpeopleyoutube

[@omergouner7850]

Not trying to be rude though. Mad respect for the king of random

[@JoeMama-iq8hy]

Omer Gouner101 the kids not wrong though

[@ralphnicholls3821]

They say you die twice, once when they bury you in the grave. And the second time is the last time that somebody mentions your name - Macklemore

[@johnnyreb4200304]

ok now lets remake all the ropes and test the strengths of each and I would like to see you make and test a homemade rope of a diffrent unlikely material and test the strenth of that in the video. cheers from the Dunlavy's

[@ikert3395]

That's what I was thinking. Measure the weight strength on the string, cordage and rope.

[@matttheew]

Do this with copper wire and put rubber over it to make it a cable that works!

[@matttheew]

Like so he can see!

[@erics.8909]

Matthew Levine copper wire is very weak, it's one of those materials that you bend it and it snaps :/

[@josephwalsman4052]

LiquidPringles Pribglr same with plastic and he did that

[@dumbo800]

Then you need to use new wire. Copper becomes brittle when it is work hardened. Copper electrical wire is never hardened, and will always be soft right off of the roll. Copper may actually be too plastic to work right here. When it bends, it has almost no appreciable spring and immediately enters the plastic deformation part of the force/yield curve. It will probably be too ductile to gather enough tension before it pulls the shuttle forward, twisting the actual rope.

[@XxGR4V3R41D3RxX]

Not only that, but it also snaps when you apply to much tension

[@TalismanHunter]

If you were to apply heat to the rope, could you melt the plastic so it would be smooth and easier to handle? Would the rope become stronger because it is melted together or no?

[@bottlekruiser]

I thought he could melt the ends so that they don't come apart

[@iceflake7853]

Wouldn't remain flexible if you did that.

[@Chemist1076]

Brad Campbell no weaker. Thin sheet has oriented molecules that increase tensile strength. Melting destroys orientation.

[@lazarusrex9545]

Brad Campbell how would you be able to 'weld" the ends of the string together so you could make longer ropes?

[@spinnito]

that would become a pet bottle stick lol

[@ARB1106]

I keep getting recommend his videos R.I.P.

[@Nico-dt5hu]

laze air same

[@hitnrun66]

Saame

[@peko7016]

Its a show of respect

[@kavitachintrate1939]

Try to tie that rope to an end of a car and tie another end to another end of a car, to test it's durability

[@dingus3161]

Imagine if the bumpers / tow hooks break off because it's so durable.

[@Mustafa-ue7is]

David G. bumper would obviously ripoff but not tow hook ,i mean they have that one job

[@dingus3161]

Still, it could happen.

[@kavitachintrate1939]

Then he should use a tow took on one end of the bumper to the other

[@kavitachintrate1939]

Please do that, please, please!

[@bharatjain7574]

Why not give this rope a stretch test? Such that we can know how much tension it can take

[@kevindevaux4244]

Well he's surviving the zombie apocalypse, thats for sure

[@willjepson7770]

Aon Muhammad zombie wall 0:

[@melvin2136]

But he doesn’t have his *local hardware store* in the zombie apocalipse...

[@daftsteve]

Aon Muhammad aggrre

[@nickjimenez9983]

Aw i thought this was putting soda in a rope and drinking it

[@michaelfixedsys7463]

What’s about Primitive technology?

[@subashrayamajhi9581]

We are so lucky we are living in this era of internet ...the great is always alive through his videos ...may your soul gets another purpose to return .

[@poeticlydead]

Grant how about some controlled test to determine the stretch and breaking point of this plastic rope?

[@HIWELCOMETOMYHOME]

can you do a weight test of all the ropes u made so far?

[@Playgono]

Chances are it can hold multiple times as much weight as the combined total weights held of the original strings unbidden

[@MoreTickle]

You should test the max tension each rope you've made can take, that would be interesting to know :)

[@MoreTickle]

looks like I'm not the only one who thought of this lol.

[@suck_ya_marj8874]

This man has truly changed my life and so many others rip one of my role models ❤️

[@wdaisyy7]

If youtubers were teachers, he will be the school's best science teacher or even one of the survival subjects in school

[@hushaamasim9313]

Whitney Loh he is so cool I wish I met him

[@haydeen6535]

Genesis Loh science teacher is easily vsause and survival teacher would be primitive technology

[@a.h.543]

Neil deGrasse Tyson

[@vegasjhon9455]

And dantdm would do the best subject gaming

[@cameron4280]

True man

[@mkusch2337]

Do a video using a tension measuring device to see how much load the plastic rope can handle before it breaks.

[@lkrose28]

m Kusch I think that is a great idea! You are amazing!!!!😆

[@skullduggery6003]

" see how much load the plastic rope can handle " "how much load the plastic rope can" "much load the plastic rope" "load the plastic " *LOAD*

[@vedhprashob6596]

I have an idea for a project you could make a hand gun made with wood which uses the home made cap gun powder which you made in the thunder cap video to shoot ammunition by the way i love your content they are amazing

[@tv82832]

Vedh Prashob that would be so cool

[@dumbo800]

...so you are making very weak versions of guns we had 400 years ago? The only innovation you have is a quartz piezo sparker.

[@kimmylizeth]

He’s not gone he just beat us to the finish line to heaven

[@nickperez1415]

Mr. Thompson you should try to use nerds rope or the really long licorice pieces! That'd be a funny project

[@savvybagel984]

it would probably break before he even got it on the rope machine

[@nickperez1415]

Blaze Origins oh yeah I know haha. It's candy it doesn't have structural integrity

[@the10thbrown]

You should do a tensile tensile on each rope you made starting with just the bottle string.

[@giin97]

the10thbrown agreed

[@Singlephase]

Could you make some sort of fuse wire this way by using something flamable as one of the 3 strands?

[@JacobEllinger]

this is the second comment I've read about this. now I want to know why this is a popular question? is there a need for fuse rope in the world?

[@Peliass100]

I don't see why not. There might be a problem with friction of the fuses being wound causing them to actually light if you're winding actual fuses. That isn't that big of a deal, so unless there's something flammable nearby, I'd try it.

[@Sakuk3]

Pelia You could even ceep the flamable stand wet while winding to eliminating the risk.

[@oddjobbobb]

What is very impressive is that the final piece, well, even the intermediates, they are not coiled like the individual strings are. Very impressive.

[@Kurggg]

how about metal string using the same method to make plastic string, but with metal cans?

[@lickytime9683]

will probably cut hands when grabbed hard

[@killerFreak99]

The Rainbow Cheeseball Yes you could but metal isn't as flexible as plastic so it wouldn't work that great as string.

[@TheRegulated]

it could maybe work. it would be alot like cable

[@cole2999]

You'd probably need to wrap the first rope you make in tape to eliminate any sharpness. After that it should be fine. And a metal rope of similar gauge (do you measure rope in gauge?) to what he made here would probably be stronger, but less flexible, and forcing it to flex might cause it to break more easily.

[@mattiegr6423]

I did that for my AP Sculpture class in high school with the aluminum from Coke cans

[@matthewyare7753]

Can you use this soda bottle cutter to turn soda cans into aluminium wire?

[@matess3655]

with a really really sharp knife yes

[@Deltamau5]

I mean you can probably cut a soda can with the same knife you'd cut with a plastic bottle. Aluminum cans aren't really as durable as something like solid aluminum

[@wan2shuffle]

It'd probably dull your knife after a few cans.

[@PixlRainbow]

Matthew Yare use a ceramic knife

[@simonetotimeh1345]

Wouldn't the wire cut his hands?

[@ExtremeLiveCams]

try to Pull a car with it!!

[@scaryballoonfish8989]

DO IT!

[@kuroseal8613]

Scary Balloon Fish JUST DO IT!

[@jukechuu]

yesterday you said tomorrow, so JUST DO IT!

[@yournanscookies]

yes

[@matthewsielaff797]

please

[@Honesty_Rules]

These kind of KZbinrs Polished the art of backyard science . youtube should make a tribute post about him .

[@chloredot]

Make different thicknesses of the soda bottle rope and do weight tests on them to see their durability an practically

[@heavylead1961]

love to see the tensile strength of all the ropes ya made!!!

[@johnvalentine7892]

I have heard that more expensive ice cream has less air pockets then cheap ice cream you should put them in your vacuum jar and put this myth to the test. Like if you want to see this experiment

[@elliam4812]

John Valentine Did you jut agree on your own comment?

[@Philip_J_Hill]

Tristan MacInnes did you just copy the other dudes comment? (; Edit: added the winking face

[@Criztoferlee]

The air to cream ratio is actually really important for ice cream. It impacts flavor dramatically as oxygen helps you taste. I would bet that the different price point ice creams wouldn't have a huge difference between them. Would totally be something to try out though and see!

[@Philip_J_Hill]

the temperature will also affect the flavor from what ive heard watching ice cream experts on youtube. (it was one of those moments where you start watching 1 thing, and get completely off subject with weird stuff....like ice cream experts LOL!) But the colder the ice cream, the less flavor it will have to your tastebuds. Which is why soft serve is normally the main seller at actual ice cream shops and trucks

[@shantanu925]

John Valentine yes please, the Italian ice cream vs local ice cream.😍

[@andreitraiciustein1465]

Rest in peace King, long live your creations...

[@tatopolosp]

Try doing weight tests for the plastic string, the ropes, and previously made ones.

[@pranavkannan1544]

Hey Grant how about making a metal rope using the same method but with metal cans. Let's see if you can do a strength test of that rope and compare it to the others. Cheers 🍻

[@corvidwyrm4113]

Imagine this: grant Thompson rope industries. Cool huh? Motto: rope that is homemade is trustworthy, just like us!

[@Kyle_harris]

Then he left us for Nate 😪😥

[@pangkan270]

@@Kyle_harris lol sad

[@gonzonation9910]

Anyone else's KZbin just keeps recommending Grants Vids😩❤️

[@lewisburrows7481]

Yh😢

[@yusaminasai]

Same :/

[@starchild2712]

Humans are so fun, 2.8 millon people like watching rope being made :D

[@starchild2712]

Yes, when i was small i destroyed my toys just to try understand how they work.

[@dawsonraehn8380]

3.25 million now (1/25/2018)

[@DadofCourage]

Dextri Promotion 4.5 million now 7/17/19

[@oceangriffiswest7581]

Make a flamethrower please.

[@Philip_J_Hill]

Step 1: Acquire lighter Step 2: acquire aerosol type spray Boom, flamethrower (The boom is not a step, i do not condone people exploding, if you would like to explode please do so at your own risk. Thank you for accepting these Terms of Service.)

[@seokphoria]

I've got an easier way: Step 1: Buy a flamethrower Or a different way with 4 steps: Step 1: get a flame or fire 🔥 Step 2: get a thrower Step 3: find out a way to put them together Step 4: use...

[@enimo2382]

royal nonesuch made a flamethrower self

[@SargTeaPot]

whats the next 3 steps?

[@Philip_J_Hill]

Jesse Walls , Well since you asked they are: Step 3: Ignite lighter while spraying aerosol type spray Step 4: ???? Step 5: profit

[@mahbubkhan1822]

tow a car with the rope you made

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

8:15 garden pruners work a lot better when cutting such a thick plastic rope.. I made this rope machine, probably the one and only tkor project I actually genuinely tried to make at home and it did wonders, pretty cool machine.

[@officerwaffles5460]

Me : "I have no idea what he is doing but it's cool"

[@poopyeater2243]

Me to

[@mysticwolf3447]

Officer Waffles same here

[@cristallazerminecraft7271]

Watch the last two videos of this and you will know p.s the first vid is called how to make a rope mechean (forgot how to spell)

[@MrAlanx1]

See if your think bottle rope can pull a car

[@MrAlanx1]

Thick*

[@WreckedHavocofficial]

I would assume no, but maybe 3 of the think ropes together would :D

[@WreckedHavocofficial]

(3 of the short ones in the thumbnail)

[@kkiwi8559]

book pages weaved together can do that

[@gmansplit]

+DudeManGuy What is your point? The amount of friction contained in the pages of 2 phonebooks (for example) when they are weaved together is obscene. Doesn't mean a rope can do it.

[@aerotp7797]

Keep up the quality vids dude. Do you think u could make a vid doing a diy fidget spinner or your own fidget toy of some sort?

[@tinysuper4]

Lol why so original?

[@jordyvaldespino4604]

Aero tp Yeeeees

[@arastumanandhar]

He was genuinely so curious about everything and experimented.

[@dinoblaster736]

you should hang weights from the rope to see its maximum tensile strength

[@rubyJJHML]

Watch until the end

[@dinoblaster736]

COMMENTINLY I did but I mean it's MAXIMUM

[@hjbbhh8238]

thanks for inspirating me to try some of the stuff you do like the drill free electricity for a phone charger

[@wiselegato4724]

Hjb Bhh it's "inspiring"

[@ANONYMOUS-hf2qm]

you should check how muvh weigjt each can hold grant :DDDDDDDDD please

[@luongmaihunggia]

ANONYMOUS 1 what the heck is ''muvh'' and ''weijgt''???

[@schwarzschildradiusattaine2248]

@redstone craft guy You know full well, and if you don't then you're the one with issues. I hope you're just being sarcastic.

[@schwarzschildradiusattaine2248]

Caesar Thegrandmaster I like how you instantly attack as if I insulted your ancestors. Sorry you're having a hard time, I'll let you vent on me if you like

[@4xdblack]

Was about to say this.

[@jeremiahkori1728]

He was my first favourite youtuber loved all his creative inventions. May he rest in peace

[@kolokolovsa]

Any ideas on how to overcome the length of the source string? I mean, every rope you make from the PET-string will be shorter than that string, and the string length is always limited to one bottle size. How would you connect new strings/ropes into one another to make a thick PET-rope really long? P.S. Thank you very much for bringing into life my longtime "shelf" idea :)

[@arpitgarg936]

we should test the strength of the rope .. individually ...1 ..3 and 9 strand

[@masongortmaker8979]

Do you ever watch your own videos if you forget how to make something?😂

[@lilboat8889]

masonvincent gortmaker no he doenst

[@rockyp544]

This could be great for making hammocks , floating chairs , even outdoor mats

[@yaboy1894]

that could save our ocean from pollution

[@zackarybuskee9423]

PixelGaming Solve the overpopulation issue

[@powerstation8141]

Tight yourself up

[@jfhz_ii445]

Crimson Chin BRUH CHILL TF OUT

[@joshuanorth2079]

LOL

[@wjejwjje9493]

Ya BoY ya ok they just gone to dump the rope into the ocean

[@mancheaseskrelpher8419]

27 soda ropes to make one mega-rope. That's a lot of soda-ropes.

[@gamester676]

could you make the rope cover a cord? i know rubber is best to use on cords but i was wondering if you could use your style of rope maker to reinforce an electric wire?

[@Sanity016]

i'm pretty sure they use rubber as an insulator if it was made of anything else it would burn or melt.

[@gamester676]

what if it was already rubber insulated and you reinforced it by threading the rope around the existing wire (much like how a lot of computer wires have a nylon threading over the rubber insulation to keep the wire from being damaged). i guess it would just help keep the integrity of the wire if it worked like i am imagining but that is crazy useful if it worked properly.

[@mjc4942]

It'd be cool to do this with spider line.

[@panhaun6662]

How strong is the robe? Can it use to pull a car?

[@AncientEntity]

Try melting down plastic bottles and mold them into shapes.

[@yamaduby]

Ancient Entity New Channel yes do that

[@-TK-]

Not all plastic melts into liquid and it releases toxic fumes when burned.

[@vicvanreeth5945]

nice idea

[@DestroyerOfAglets]

Troll King Even better

[@ashishsavle2555]

Ancient Entity New Channel very nice idea

[@nethernoob6859]

In a survival situation could you use a hand crank instead of a drill

[@pandabergstrom6669]

I would think it would have the same effect if youn find a way to efficiently attach the hand crank

[@rcmadness13]

Lmao panda is not an engineer! Lmao

[@voneycauk2871]

Or a manual drill...

[@KB-kc9is]

This next KZbin rewind needs to have something for all of the KZbin’s who passed away this year. Rest In Peace.

[@dragon-te4zb]

i wonder what would happen if you try a metallic rope using something like titanium or carbon fiber.

[@giin97]

Elite Dragon_gamer carbon isn't a metal. But those ropes exist, so it would work if he can get the right type of materials.

[@iheartbinary]

Steel rope is a thing. Think cables. (But even bigger than a typical cable. Tho they are basically the same thing.)

[@deathblood9811]

iheartbinary he never mentioned steel. titanium was his specific, and titanium, while strong, isnt very malleable

[@epic3893]

Not to be a bummer, but the specific word you seem to be looking for is ductile. Personally i think aluminium would do reasonably well for a rope.

[@dragon-te4zb]

no, i don't think so because it would be too brittle

[@anthonyarmijo16]

how much do you think that rope can hold?

[@TheKingofRandom]

I think it could hold a lot. Hundreds and hundreds of pounds for sure. It might be fun to find a company that can test rope strength, and go through all the variations.

[@benellias87]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" make one long enough by attaching one an other by using the 3 stranded rope joint techique, if cannot be made long enough that is, then put some hooks on to it and pull a car with it... That will defenetelly proof how strong it can be i believe...

[@carlosavila9567]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random"

[@martinedelius]

Yeah, you really need to test the strenght of this rope. You should be able to do it yourself by rigging up a heavy duty "fishing scale" together with some block and tackle and then just pull on the rope. Kind of what Beyond the Press do on some of their videos.

[@RadiantMantra]

It'd be fun to see the viability of different materials

[@theinfectedone0829]

You should do a test to see how strong the plastic bottle rope is.

[@theinfectedone0829]

Like connecting it to a trailer hitch

[@starlitstreet]

First video I ever watched of him.

[@TheKingofRandom]

Hey guys, I'm just getting into your comments now. Late night flying back from NYC. What's all going on today?

[@eyeswallowcome7259]

Is there a way to make it smoother

[@eyeswallowcome7259]

First like

[@deathbladeelite]

why not test the rope strength

[@eyeswallowcome7259]

Yeah Make a series!

[@MrSlazerr]

How about actually making a 50 ft long rope? Would be cool to see!

[@Lucifer-lf7pw]

Might be cool to make a hybrid rope(nylon coton and plastic eg.)and test it vs the other type of ropes

[@chrisskokan7333]

so you had to run out and BUY rope so that you could MAKE rope?

[@jakelowery7398]

Well he didn't necessarily have to. He could've used some of the original bottle cord if he wanted to.

[@dustystahn3855]

He could have made the first strings from plant or animal fibres. That is how ropes were made. Sisal, jute and cotton strings are made that way.

[@fullstrutn]

no wouldn't have to IF you had a second person to make sure those lines stay separate while winding this is amazing my dad used to make rope from sisal just like this and used no ''guide ropes'' BUT he had extra help too

[@gagepierc943]

fullst

[@pjriddell]

looking at the cost of this rope making machine as well, if I were to buy those components ( in Oz), i.e. clamps, hooks, etc it would be have to be a LOT of bottles and rope making to make it economical