Wire binding clamping Tool

This amazing wire binding tool is designed to enable you to make very secure wire clamps on plastic and rubber pipes.Allowing you to save money by never having to purchase another hose clamp ever again.Can be used with wire ranging from 0.5-2.5mm.On very small to large (Ø100mm+) pipes.
One roll of wire can make hundreds of clamps on any size or shaped object.
This tool allows you to feel the tension in the wire before you snap the wire.
If you would like to buy one please email me at the email address:
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I use my paypal business account for international transactions. This gives customers the confidence of dealing with a reliable seller.
Update:27 March 2017
I have taken down my eBay listings for this tool. After selling tools on eBay I discovered that once the parcel leaves South Africa the parcel cannot be traced! When I receive an intl. parcel with a foreign tracking I am able to get a local tracking and track it to my delivery adress. And SA is a third world country, I had a parcel "get lost" at USPS and was anuable to trace it. Subsequently I had to refund the buyer.
Update: 3 April 2019, due to a lack of trust in the SAPO (South African Post Office) I am unable to send this tool outside the borders of South Africa. I myself am using courier services to import my own online items, at a greater expense. SAPO is corrupt and inefficient according to a survey conducted recently.

[@elye3701]

I have seen a variety of such tools and so far I like yours. If I build something like yours, I would tie the wire in a constrictor knot, tension it and then do the half-turn twist and cut. The problem is that there is no way to free the clamp without damaging the hose unless you file the knot away.

[@mushromed]

Recognized the accent SA. You have combined several tools into one. Is a bit heavy on waste wire but all the same a bloody good tool.

[@CKILBY-zu7fq]

thanks. great demonstration. I like that it totally different from the others you see.

[@ezequielsaucedo260]

This is the best wire binder I’ve seen!

[@jorgestefano5883]

muy bueno. .práctico y económico.. gracias por compartir esta idea. .

[@Steven-dt4zr]

I just bought this tool and love it! The quality of craftmanship which it was built with is superb. The pair I received even came with rubber coated handles. I highly recommend adding this tool to your tool box.

[@daveschidlmeier6425]

Were did you get it?

[@zenithholtzhausen912]

@@daveschidlmeier6425 Magi Clamp

[@georgealmeida7382]

we have a version here in U.S. but its more like a screwdriver with a hook on the end for tying rebar .

[@crikeyblimey62]

That's freakin genius, just what I needed, man thanks, 😂

[@user-pf8ri9lg7m]

Хомуты из проволки это чисто русская технология✌

[@AnoNymous-2013]

Great tool. just one remark, shoudln't you give an extra turn when you finish, it looks like overtime it will not hold tight.

[@magna59]

Nice piece of kit. Not sure about the barbed end potential but a great piece of kit. if it can be finished neetly.

[@ke6bnl]

I like the tool and would like to purchase one for decent price. good demo

[@LuisAngel-fi5ih]

Exelente idea amigo gracias

[@rtoebak76]

Very nice for tight spot repair.

[@Veikra]

Nice, no way you can put that much clamping with a simple plier. I like how simple it is, just a piece of wire

[@dancingrizz]

That looks quite handy. Like a banding tool with wire instead.

[@wilfredolebron8697]

dancingrizz

[@LLuE88]

Good video, any videos on the two other, larger, plier wire clamping tools? regards

[@saulsandoval2313]

beautiful!

[@papatz8097]

Nice tool

[@mauriciojerez2459]

Muy buena herramienta

[@oodimvale]

very....very nice.....congratulations...... São Paulo - Capital - Brasil

[@Tricicletas1]

I like . that tool is new for me

[@Superiorpowerwash]

I would like to get a couple of these, I wonder if you sold them through Amazon, if they would pick them up so they would not get stolen and they could distribute them for you? Amazon is huge and warehouses millions of things for vendors. Looks like a good tool to have.

[@DonVikolCorleone]

nice plumbing....

[@LeonDieBoer]

Only a South African can think of this. Mooi

[@damianinwood3490]

Thanks bra for this .

[@JoakimGarde]

@Zoimutante you only need a lathe if you want it to be round

[@user-vk7fs7ky7w]

Super.good tools

[@londonpickering8675]

Impressive!

[@ibrasalam8492]

Amazing, great work, how to get one? Does (Sacco) have like it ? No matter the price because interest is more important. Thanks

[@user-wl5ov2uj6p]

Имеет место быть, но покажите ему наш хомутатель, на коленке сделанный.

[@rustamkg4019]

Аставте сылку

[@user-wl5ov2uj6p]

@@rustamkg4019, kzbin.info/www/bejne/npCppZeOrJmtiqc У ЕГОРОВА САМЫЙ КРУТО, НО ВСЕ ОСТАЛЬНЫЕ ПО РАБОТЕ ТАКИЕ ЖЕ,, ТОКА ПРОСТЕНЬКИЕ

[@slaison]

А как же мой с трещёткой?)))) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoO5mmRom7uig9U

[@user-wl5ov2uj6p]

@@slaison ' тоже видел' Гут' но до этого видео'

[@rodneypowers4183]

keeping it simple. Looks like a great tool. Are you able to ship to USA yet?

[@nevzatcercioglu4301]

very good...How made it

[@lospoliti-locosdelmomento770]

I feel a lot of courage because they show you the tool and they don't tell you where to buy their inventions

[@rude252]

Nice tool. Those pipe fittings look a bit like South African pipe fittings.

[@videokfm]

Yip . SA pipe fittings...

[@ronyerke9250]

Aren't you going to use the wire cutters part to trim the ends?

[@haroldwilliams8242]

hi. i want to know roughly how strong is the basic wire binding strenth in pounds ? I wire clamped it and also glued it ? jus wondering if its strong. thanks .

[@williamjones2811]

How much psi do you think a clamp like this can hold? Using say steel/stainless steel wire.

[@PiperAmadeus]

No offence but these kind of tools have existed for some time in Sweden. Tho the swedish version is old school from the 40-50's farmers tool. It uses steelwire on a spool as you pull it out you wrap it around what ever it is you want to attach or something. Then you just twist and squeeze the handle to cut and make the twist solid.

[@johngee9531]

Piper Amadeus ww

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

Piper Amadeus That ainda interesting have you got a link or a name we can look at.

[@PabloLopez-dt6rt]

Las mejores herramientas del mundo para mecánica eran las suizas 🇨🇭. Saludos desde argentina. Las Malvinas son argentinas

[@thommytwotoestimesthree847]

I thought that tool was my grampa's nose ring installer. No wonder i can't get the bull to stay still.

[@mohammadfiroozi9477]

Good hand made useable tools but rember safety allwaya is first

[@user-un7yv2ce9v]

Специфичные,но хорошие "пассатижи"

[@stemmajewels6080]

Where can I find this magnificent tool???????

[@johnm840]

Nice

[@user-zc5vv8pc6b]

Очень супер. Нравится

[@russian_people]

Очень удобная вещь, но только 20 лет назад))))))) а может и 30)))

[@coburnlowman]

Glad to have found this. I've popped acetylene torch hoses on job sites and had to leave to get a small hose clamp. we always keep copper tubing the size of the hose but without clamps we're still down. Are you selling these or where can they be found? I'd like to have one in every vehicle. They would make a good set of handcuffs , or hand cutter - offers.

[@MrFlames1975]

i know that one too

[@videokfm]

have a look at these eBay links www.ebay.com/itm/182076979787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 www.ebay.com/itm/182110257455?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@ke6bnl]

NO longer available

[@bipedalbob]

I'm surprised no one mentioned to you the dangers of using copper tube time splice acetylene lines, goggle it before you blow your self up.

[@iraq5395]

nice

[@davesstuff1599]

With a hose clamp you would have been done 5:05 ago and the clamp is reusable and won't stretch over time and doesn't take four hands to get going.

[@user-js4ur4yr5t]

У адвоката хомутатель круче

[@rustamkg4019]

Аставте сылку

[@user-ct3fc8lk1e]

У адвоката расход проволоки большой

[@slaison]

А как же мой с трещёткой?))) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoO5mmRom7uig9U

[@jimmytate7587]

just thought i would mention this. the wire binding method should not be udes for a radiator hose. it will leak or cut into the hose....

[@andreperait]

I wonder if your plier is available on the market..? That's doubtlessly very handy..

[@zenithholtzhausen912]

MagiClamp is the retail version now I believe. I've bought one recently.

[@herryafandi1799]

I'm from Indonesia and I cann't find this stuff (yet)... Where I can get this product?

[@gatoleonpardo3610]

Quisiera una pinza así, porque mi manguera cada rato se anda chispando

[@Regnarrussell]

What is the cost of the pliers and do you ship to the US?

[@spankinfan]

What size of wire is being used, steal, stainless?

[@zhandoskossakbay617]

Noce tool. Would like to buy it

[@pirrurrisdevecindad1923]

Donde la puedo conseguir

[@doormaker2]

Please do check out a Clamp Tite tool! THAT is a wire wrapper. Would save you time and money too, I suspect.

[@chincw1215]

good

[@TheAussieStig30]

might be ok for outdoor irrigation with a lot of room to manoeuvre, but forget it in tight spaces. It's also very fiddly and time consuming, especially compared to a squeeze clamp or a hose clamp, or I would dare to say even someone experienced could do similar with a pair of normal plyers. Also, is this marketed as a new tool? We had these in our toolbox for agriculture at school in the 90's, although they were too slow so we used either plastic HD cable ties, or used normal plyers.

[@videokfm]

Once you get use to this tool you will make a wire tie in under 8 seconds.

[@TheAussieStig30]

videokfm I'm sure it has its advantages, but in my opinion it's very limited.

[@Superiorpowerwash]

I would like to get one of these but unfortunately you don't ship them anymore. Too bad you don't have anyone here in the United States helping you make and sell them.

[@user-yb5pu1gu1f]

Слишком сложно. Сантехники гвоздем скрутку затягивают. И быстрее и проще и надежнее. Так как вместе скрутки будет больший радиус изгиба и проволока не порвется.

[@dienekes4364]

Seems to me that you could make this out of a cheap set of pliers. Just grind a notch in the nose, drill a hole for the end of the wire, then thread a small bolt into each side to wrap the wire around.

[@gregdejong6588]

Hey mate, I stay in SA, do you still sell these? where am I able to find them. Thank you

[@barefootbilly7026]

Die boere plan bly maar die beste!

[@Niaiss]

Наш хомутатель для всех диаметров и всех проволок, для разнообразия и существования имеет место быть и сему инструменту.

[@deanhoward1374]

I can see why the jubilee clip was invented

[@jojomanalang6122]

..'m pasyal nga sa quiapo. ⛪

[@johnemmanuelreyes2013]

Meron ba sa quiapo? Pa bulong nman.

[@palac1229]

Hi where can I get this clamping tool.

[@user-gz1by1lr1p]

where to buy such a tool?

[@salmankhan346]

it's not the plier which works , its the wire.

[@kangto9248]

Sexx.thai

[@kangto9248]

Sexjapann

[@kangto9248]

Sexxdfxxn

[@jmyers9853]

this was talked about on another video

[@fortunatamele9423]

Sapete come si può acquistare questa pinza stringi tubo ?

[@mrfnk]

Hello electrician, three twists

[@celililgun7304]

Tamam

[@ajeshgupta3790]

What is your website? Where i can buy it?

[@flightographist]

if labour was 10 cents an hour maybe- way to much work but a good solution if you don't have a clamp.

[@michaelosmon]

Working in the field, I’d rather carry a spool of wire and these pliers than 10 each of 10 sizes of hose clamps. I figured you would have thought of that

[@jbowser9679]

look into safety wire pliers much quicker

[@user-cm7xi2zr5c]

Зеркало Гут!!!где можно заказать?

[@langludwig1609]

Hallo weiß jemand wo man diese Zange kaufen kann Liebe Grüße Ludwig

[@bernals947]

Maby someday they will invent a hose clamp

[@minhchanhtran9471]

Cây này tên nó là gì bạn ơi ?

[@MikeJones-yf2xx]

I use a pair of Kline to do that

[@lisashelly6638]

Mike Jones how so and which ? Pliers?

[@brainwashed7244]

tight spaces problems

[@markrushton4631]

I can see that he hasn't used this before.

[@ShivamShivhare.123]

very old technology , we use a clip

[@kaylamarie8309]

That's really unfortunate that you cannot trust your country's postal service. It looks to be a really useful tool.

[@Mentorcase]

Leaves a terrible finish on the wire ends but.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

Ag, ya, ou! It's ony lekker, hey? Seriously, though, it's a good tool, but not very convenient to use. I've done a similar operation on many occasions using self-locking pliers - also not very convenient, but not significantly worse, I'd say. I'm sure you have too. I remember seeing a tool about 50 years ago, when building concrete yachts was the rage. The boat had an armature of welded rebar ribs, then longitudinal steel stringers were welded in, then the whole lot was covered with several (eg 8) layers of chicken mesh, that was all tied together with twisted wires such as you are using, to make up the shape of the hull. Tying all these wires was a pain, because there were an awful lot of them, and somebody devised a tool, based on self-locking pliers, for doing the job. You bent the wire, fed it through the mesh, then pulled it back so that both ends were sticking out of the mesh towards you, put the pliers on, and pulled a handle, which was on a threaded rod with only one thread every 2", so that as the handle was pulled, it turned the pliers and twisted the wires. Those wires were much thinner, and the tool wouldn't have done what you are doing - but you'd need to be doing a lot of this work to warrant buying a tool that gives only a moderate advantage.

[@neillooper7404]

a hose clamp is easily twice as fast and more simple

[@videokfm]

Hi and thanks Neil Looper.I know nose clamps are easy. But they also have there limitations: 1. Size, different sized clamps for diffrent size hoses.Have you got a hose clamp lying around that can fix a plant pot like I did? 2.Tension, here in SA I sometimes strip them if I tighten them too much. Have you ever had that problem. 3.I have to buy them.If have wire and can make any size clamp I want,dont have to drive to a hardware store. 4.I recently replaced pool plumbing which was under ground for 35 years, they used "stainless steel" hose clamps, the bolts where steel. And rusted so badly I had to cut them off. You could use stainless steel welding wire with this tool.....

[@JohnPrepuce]

Don't listen to the haters, videokfm. I think it's a great idea. Fewer moving parts, less obtrusive overall, less to buy, more versatile. I think I might buy one, actually. Every tool has its drawbacks and benefits. It's up to the user to determine what is best.

[@user-sl8lu8ie8b]

На тот момент хомутатель еще не изобрели что ли ??

[@alfredlevin8712]

I need one,where can I get it?

[@videokfm]

i sell these on ebay medium: www.ebay.com/itm/182076979787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Newer jumbo version: www.ebay.com/itm/182110257455?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@user-oz3gv7vq4p]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@rickdidmon5071]

hose clap is quicker

[@leoduran4764]

jajajaja para eso esta la tenasa hace siglos!!!

[@paulopires6527]

És de 1830

[@user-mz7mt2rt3w]

Я простым пассатижем быстрее скручу.

[@user-cl4ti3xz7c]

харашо

[@eueu1244]

How can I get one?

[@videokfm]

I sell these on eBay: Medium size www.ebay.com/itm/182076979787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Jumbo size www.ebay.com/itm/182110257455?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649