Basics of Rigging Rings and Thimbles - TreeStuff Product Profile

Join Nick Bonner as he discusses and demonstrates some of the rigging options provided by the application of rigging rings and thimbles.
All of these rigging options and more are available at TreeStuff.com

[@UltimateMMAFan83]

funniest part where he was like f it, heres the deal man, I don't have any help! Good job bro! Appreciate the honesty and humor!

[@TreeStuffdotcom]

:)

[@dwaynemadsen964]

Thank you, Nick, and thank you Tree Stuff. These videos are like living catalogs! They can fire the imagination!

[@FamilyPlantingInspiration]

Thank you so much for your videos and showing reals scenarios and examples for using them God bless you, family and all treestuff workers!

[@metaspencer]

I have the same groundie on my crew :)

[@michaelferguson167]

Tools, tools, tools......I'm getting buried in them......as soon as I buy one, the one I really wanted comes out. One of these days I might even use some of them!

[@MrSingleJack]

Props, Nick! … Nice series of vid's you've got going. 👍👍
I use your Rig-n-Ring a lot. I recently published a couple of YT-vids 'hanging' trees using your 21 RnR and DWT. Love it! 😍
Again, good job!

[@mvblitzyo]

Most excellent Mr nick. Joe from California.

[@Sethhaun78]

There you go nick hit like number 400....apologize giving you hard time sometimes..lov ya..

[@TreeStuffdotcom]

Glad you like it!

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

Thanks guys! I saw your building when I was up there working. Wish I could have reset number 1 cache for yall.

[@michaels8706]

Recorded in the Treestuff bathroom!

[@tonypaulson2682]

This is a great video. How do you determine which size ring to go for?

[@kennethsizer6217]

"I don't actually have a groundsman"
🤣🤣

[@adamcastro8497]

Do a video of pros and cons of using those and natural crotch rigging

[@daviddutch2258]

I thought you were supposed to thread top hole on the safebloc first?

[@jeremyrosenahagen4577]

Have you thought about using electric saw it will be quieter for your videos but easier than a Silky

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

Has the triple thimble been discontinued?

[@giomendez2054]

Is Tenex-Tec better than tREX or are they pretty much the same quality

[@noglobe4105]

You fed the rigging line on the wrong end of the safe block 👍

[@drak_darippa]

bro that first demo... did you hit yourself in the leg?

[@nate4684]

I'd rather have every single one of these and not need them, than not have them and need them 👍

[@TreeStuffdotcom]

Yes

[@Gigharborbigfoot]

Boss bought the endless ring and I tried it for the first time this week to negative rig a spar... Never using again, added enough friction that the groundie locked off a 10ft section of hemlock with 1 wrap on the porta resulting in a bruised rib cage for me. I will stick with my faithful Omni blocks which eliminates the guess work saving my body and the ground guys tender hands.

[@TreeStuffdotcom]

Yikes, we never recommend going big when you are first trying something new. Glad you are OK!

[@Gigharborbigfoot]

Size is always tricky on the first piece when negative rigging but I am still not sold on the aerial friction concept beyond natural crotch rigging. Just seems like a step backwards marketed towards people who only know natural crotch rigging as a "simple" option when in fact it just adds a new and unfavorable variable into the system.

[@itzOLE3]

I'd recommend trying it more. Don't go so big right away! Once you and the groundman get it, it can be super smooth for big wood.

[@jesseshort8]

I have a couple on ultra slings, took a minute but I like them a lot now, awesome for redirects too.