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I use my ring finger on my right😂that’s my spring

Excellent

As an EE, This was a very inofrmative video. I didnt know Iron work had this level of complexity, Bravo

Don't really understand the obsession with pliers, end cutting nippers are a far more versatile tool for rebar. you don't need to bend over that much since the handle is longer, you can cut ties&bundles with it, pry&raise bars, hammer nails etc...

Good Man keep do what you doing 🏗️🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫

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You the Man, Green Horn here stepping into Rodbusting, Hawaii this will safe me a lot of time and embarrassment, Thanks and Aloha, Keep Going Hard🙏🏼🤙🏼

Man I just subbed and the. realised you aren’t making videos anymore!! Anything thoughts to get back into it?? Would love to see some updates on gear, even the pants, jackets etc you swear by.

Horrible effort To understanding

Is that the elk river belt?

Yeah the spud wrench would be useful for getting the rebar up for chairs I suppose in terms of being a rodbuster... what other uses on a PT deck could it have??

Why you all hating this man for. He is making videos to show people how to tie rebars with ties that some people don't know. If you don't like it don't watch it simple. You all think your bettet than everyone go & make videos & see your technique of tieing rebars. You all lame & goofy for hating this man.

Can you do a video on double wire?

Lmao whats up chris teach me how to do a snap tie its will from the yesler job

cement mason here, but someties we gotta tie our own rebar with the iron workers cant come. good shit.

Nice, we have glassfiber reinforced rebars and production line for sale 🥳

A master in motion. Beautiful, brother.

Good - But try no Two-Hands... Longer tail and twist your wrist more.

Brother my back hurts so bad after today they had me tying matts weaving through all 4 quadrants. Not a steel worker but I tied about 600-800 ties like that today in about 5-6 hours 😅

The rebar should always have clearance or ("cover") away from the formwork. Good clearance prevents moisture from penetrating the concrete, And in the future that moisture can cause rust degridation on the reinforcing which causes the rebars to expand thus cracking the concrete making it structurally weaker and prone to catastrophic failure ! Engineers state the distances on the drawings and must always be adhered too ! Your a fool if you don't ! 😂

What is a keel? Pulling down while twisting? Thanks for the helpful video

India job

Never seen rebar tied that way before, I usually stick with either a tie gun or a twister. Definitely something to try at work.

Max Twintier Rebar Tier made all this obsolete for the most part, it is always good to know these skills, but mechanical devices will make this kind of work less back-straining and breaking and save a lot of time.

This is a great video. Can you do an update ?

Always heel more than twist. Tie tie tie and hurryup!😊

What I wonder if any rebar guy ever got wire poked. I do that why I alway bend the wired as harmless LOl

Yup I’ve never cared for the leather belts I’ve said it myself that they stretch when you sweat and they eventually crack. Good video bro

Excellent technique 🇵🇰❤️🇵🇰 thanks

Well done my friend!

I always just use figure 8s but I'm gonna start throwing these in here and there.

Interesting in Ireland we use Knipex End cutters almost exclusively for tying rebar. Same for the UK I'm a formwork carpenter by trade and often got my arms torn up by sharp ties when closing up wall forms.

Fraudbuster lol

Very well spoken and explained.

Excellent viedo. Your a very good teacher.

Well, First of All! If you Order Sidecutter's! Then they're Called 213-9- ST!!! Tied Rebar in 15 Sates for over 27 Years building 2 Nuclears, 2 Coal Burners & 2 Hydros!!! Rebar in 1979 came from East Germany called Dywidag Rebar!!! Over 15 Acres of #14 & #18's Alone!!! 20 More Acres of Rebar!!! REAL CONSTUCTION JOBS!!!

Good video fam. Where u from? What local ?

The best video on TH-cam the rest should be deleted

man, you talk way way toooo much for a very simple thing.

Love these kinds of videos. There’s just not much content out there that covers this stuff. (Especially not as thoroughly)

Any thoughts on self tieing rebar machines ?

Too much work putting your finger in the wire to manipulate the bend. 1 it creates extra steps. 2 your gonna catch your glove or your finger too often,especially if your wearing big leather gloves. 3 the wire won’t always end up in the right places and will make slightly weaker ties.

Where is your foldable ruler, where is your calculator, where is your torpedo level?? where is your 9 pliers, not those 7’s you called 9’s?? You ain’t no rodbuster wey.

U one steel tyin mofo

Good shit bro

Please do a video on your work boot preference

Man all these guys on here talking about loving rod-busting? Obviously they haven't been doing too long! Cause anyone's thats done it for awhile starts hating their job by year 5 I think? Unless their certifiably crazy! Then I think it's around 10 years that the love is lost and replaced resentment for whomever talked you into becoming a rod buster! I'll admit the first few years is kinda fun everyone's racing each other to see who's fastest tying running around beating their chests like a bunch of crazed gorillas trying to carry the more steel then next guy, but then all that He-Man shit starts catching up with you and after 25-30 years when you can't stand up straight anymore and some pain management doctor has you addicted to pain killers for the rest of your life, Well that's about when you start thinking "Damn I wish I would've stayed in school or Hell? Even finishing Concrete's better this this! And it pays more too damn it!" Oh but hey how 'bout these new? Or somewhat new rebar tying guns? Anyone use them and are they worth the crazy amounts of money they want for a brand name ones, or do the cheapy's do a comparable job? And do you need clearance around the steel? Like does the mat have to be up on dobies already cause that would kinda make it suck id think, or could they tie a mat thats resting on your subgrade? I mean on these decks with double mats 12" o/c I'm sure they work great but for someone's that mostly doing slab on grade is worth the hefty price tag? Any info. Would be greatly appreciated!

brand of canvas belt, brand of harness, where to purchase?

Safety glasses please..

12:08 Man, wish I find this channel earlier. Had to learn that the hard way.. Broke a few