My wife really likes the music you choose for your videos. I really appreciate the care you use in making sure every move is clearly shown. You ae a very good teacher. Thank you.
Excellent marlinspike seamanship skill and artistry work. Your legacy lives on through your teachings. Time flies by just watching your work. Thanks for sharing.
Mikko, Thank you very much for teaching this beautiful job, I will do it for my tools at home. From South America, Chile, thanks again, you are very kind in sharing your gift with us.
Perfect timing, I was just look at my sad little pliers thinking I needed new grips for them. Was going to buy a can of that rubber stuff but doung this instead, thank you!
The start of the wrap looks like the most confusing part, then it doesn't look so bad. Thanks Mikko, I've been looking for a good wrap for my wire snips.
Happy to see this hitching which I love. Glad to see you are still making new teaching video. Waiting to hear you are able to take orders again. I still need a Finnfid when all is well with you. Judy
Mikko, Howdy; another question. At the beginning you show measuring of the cord. You wrap a full length then double and add a bit of good luck (~6 inches). Is that for 1 handle or for both? I ask as you already have 1 handle wrapped at the beginning of the video. Thanks for all you do to help us.
I know this video is older, but I’d be interested in how you have improved the cutters so they work so well? Do you have a video on these improvements? Or a discription somewhere? Thank you
Mikko, Howdy; Truly enjoy your How to videos, Question, perhaps 2, What is the block you use to Polish the cord made from? Also are you selling a Kit to do this with, cutters included? Checked your website and couldn't find them.
I have 2 tools with those rubber "ergonomic" (ergo, not worth a darn) handles, and both are loose. This is perfect. About the polisher...plywood? Melamine surface?
@@tomkenney5365 That is the idea. You need to wax or starch the cord for polishing anyways. I use wet spun yarn for cordage so the cord don´t have too much stray fibers to begin with.
I tried to email you thru facebook about getting a pair of those cutters, but I'm not sure that it went thru. If you don't see it on facebook, I hope that you can get me the info about getting a pair. Thanks Mikko, Jim F.
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My wife really likes the music you choose for your videos. I really appreciate the care you use in making sure every move is clearly shown. You ae a very good teacher. Thank you.
Excellent marlinspike seamanship skill and artistry work. Your legacy lives on through your teachings. Time flies by just watching your work. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful! And just what I need for my pliers. Thank you so much for the lovely video and very clear instructions 😊
Mikko, Thank you very much for teaching this beautiful job, I will do it for my tools at home. From South America, Chile, thanks again, you are very kind in sharing your gift with us.
Perfect timing, I was just look at my sad little pliers thinking I needed new grips for them. Was going to buy a can of that rubber stuff but doung this instead, thank you!
Awesome as always! Thank you.
Rope Wizard strikes again! Thanks for another great tutorial... 🤝🏻
The start of the wrap looks like the most confusing part, then it doesn't look so bad. Thanks Mikko, I've been looking for a good wrap for my wire snips.
Think the beginning as a turks head, not too difficult, I hope. Good luck!
Excellent, and almost hypnotic to watch
Beautiful work Mikko.
Happy to see this hitching which I love. Glad to see you are still making new teaching video. Waiting to hear you are able to take orders again. I still need a Finnfid when all is well with you. Judy
Hopefully soon Judy...
Good job! Thanks for sheare!
Awesome. Thanks! I'll have to check my stock.
Love it!
Many videos in your channel that proves how rope master you are. Like from Thailand.
Thank you, have fun!
Very talented..almost scared to try...but i gotta now.. Thanks...
Me encantó el vídeo... bien explícito y el acabado que del trabajo es espectacular... gracias por la leccion👌🤝
Juan cerda muy buen video chile
Bella, dritta e difficile...!! Bravo...- 👏👍⚓🚩😊
I could watch you tie all day!
Super snyggt, wow. Mycket imponerande. Jag så vela lära mig, måste testa med hjälp av videon.
Int alls svårt, kör igång bara! :)
Very nice Sr
Mikko, Howdy; another question. At the beginning you show measuring of the cord. You wrap a full length then
double and add a bit of good luck (~6 inches). Is that for 1 handle or for both? I ask as you already have 1 handle
wrapped at the beginning of the video. Thanks for all you do to help us.
That is for one handle.
Did you ever do a video of the bracelet you are wearing? I made one on my arm but had a hiccup finishing it. Maybe someday.
Maybe, though I believe there must be a tutorial already somewhere...
I know this video is older, but I’d be interested in how you have improved the cutters so they work so well? Do you have a video on these improvements? Or a discription somewhere? Thank you
I haven´t made any improvements to these cutters other than keeping them sharp. P:S: I do sell these for €15 a pair...
@@mikkosnellman thank you, sir
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Mikko, Howdy; Truly enjoy your How to videos, Question, perhaps 2, What is the block you use to Polish the cord made from? Also are you selling a Kit to do this with, cutters included? Checked your website and couldn't find them.
Any piece of hardwood will do, I use birch plywood. If you need cutters, email me.
@@mikkosnellman Howdy; Ordered earlier to day. Thank You. But what is the covering on the plywood? A linoleum or some sort of rubber?
@@hankh1610 That just happens to be a piece of plywood I had, covered with phenolic film.
@@mikkosnellman Ok, I can find some plywood, cut my own. Thanks.
I have 2 tools with those rubber "ergonomic" (ergo, not worth a darn) handles, and both are loose. This is perfect.
About the polisher...plywood? Melamine surface?
Any hardwood will do.
@@mikkosnellman And this smoothes down stray fibers, I gather? Scraping separates the fibers so they wrap around and hold the 'standing' part better?
@@tomkenney5365 That is the idea. You need to wax or starch the cord for polishing anyways. I use wet spun yarn for cordage so the cord don´t have too much stray fibers to begin with.
Mikko, did you grind the back of those pliers flush, for a close cut or did you buy them like that?
No, these come to me ready to use. I do sell them with the cord for handles for €15 including shipping.
@@mikkosnellman I have
I tried to email you thru facebook about getting a pair of those cutters, but I'm not sure that it went thru. If you don't see it on facebook, I hope that you can get me the info about getting a pair. Thanks Mikko, Jim F.
Was that "A whiter shade of pale"?
Sure it was. 😁
Can you also show how you made that nice Turks Head Bracelet? Looks very nice!
There are lots of videos on TH bracelets but maybe someday...
@@mikkosnellman But those don't have such a neat opening/closing mechanism like yours seems to have!
@@aurelkohler1209 Oh, that is nothing else but cord ends tied to a Matthew Walker knot.
What is the background music? Lovely...
That would be from Mr. Martin Tallström. www.tallstrom.com
How much are the cutters?
€ 15 incl international shipping. email me.
Video is great. Thanks for the awesome lesson.
Try a more upbeat tunes next time. Depression starts with music like this.
Will do, though I find the music relaxing... 😁
mikko snellman I do too, but I'm fond of any kind of classical guitar 😉
Love your music picks, Mikko. This song is very relaxing.
Mellow is good.
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what cord did you use ?:
Says in the beginning - 1.5mm linen waxed and polished.
@@mikkosnellman thanks somehow i missed that
Name Of wax please saludos from México!!!
Just common beeswax will do.
Salut