90% Do This Wrong! Here's The No-Fail Way
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Even the Pros won't show this easiest way to wrap an extension cord! Use code HAXMAN50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor box plus 20% off your next month at bit.ly/3XQBV2Y! I'll show you easy-to-follow techniques so you stop wrapping your cords, cables, and hoses the hard way. These are the 5 1/2 easiest ways to wrap extension cords, cables, and hoses. One of these is a no-fail way to keep tangles out of your cords. You can't mess it up or forget the method.
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Got excited from the thumbnail thinking you were gonna teach me how to use a lasso... But I accept that this is a much more useful skill, thank you!
The daisy chains are diabolic .. intentional insanity
Dr. Haxman was the best part of this video. Def bring him back again!
Love your English Teeth 😂😮😂
I didn't know that anybody did anything other than wrapping around their elbow. Apparently I live under a rock!
Yeay i saw yhe swamp monster do your untangle piece😅
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I like the Sasquatch you got going through the background every now and then, it reminds me of Caddy Shack with the gopher and the illusive golf cart.
LMAO!!!
I usually wrap it between my hand and elbow and loop it that way lol.
Only thing is, I just watched a company put up a new wood fence in my neighbors yard, there wasn't one extension cord, everything is cordless now..
Would love to see you teach this to a group of folks our age, 65 and over! I watch you channel as much for the practical info as the humor. 😊
I've used the braid/daisy chain method for decades. The advantage of it is that you don't have to unravel the entire 100 foot cord if you only need 20 feet.
Hey! That scientist fellow is hilarious and should get his own channel! Great tips!
I just started a construction job, I used to do sound and I'm used to wrapping cables like the "sound guys" - funny timing that you uploaded this, this is super helpful. I'm just trying to wrap everyone's cords how they prefer it to be done so I don't get flack 😆
Slim Haxman 😁
I’m almost done with all your videos so what am I gonna do then 😅…
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Have to admit that my goldfish brain gave up 2 mins into the chain method.
@ 7:29, and when you get good at coiling it in the bucket, you can stand over it and do the cord like a lasso for fast coiling.
I work for the USPS as a custodian and there is an easier method. It's in our training, I call it the tear drop roll up method.
Great video i hates thise preaching on particular type without showing any other also lets us know how y'all are fairing with the hurricane leftovers
Rolling neatly is so important.
It only takes one line break to ruin a cord.
We always did figure eights at my job.
its the hax man .
Over-under is the way to go. Once you get used to it, it's just as fast as any other. Problem is, all other methods will eventually create a twist in the cord, which is why (we) A/V people use it.
Well, that, and because musicians get really cranky when their feet get tangled up in a twisty cord when they're on stage.
Hax, just wondering if maybe you couldn't ask Mrs Hax to help ya out with the first cord trick, just a thought 🤔🤣 Or better yet, Bigfoot looked to have it down...
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Hey, the thumb play trick is the dogs bollocks. Thank you. But the Brit stereotype is unfunny and extinct. A funnier one is an American stereotype based on thousands shopping at Walmart at midnight or on a hot day. Now that one is based on 20% of the population.
I love all your videos. Taught wife and kids Over/Under many years ago (yes, I am an Audio Video guy). Once it is second nature you can wrap large things like a hose or heavy gauge cable on the ground or right onto a hanger. Why does it work? You are "removing" the natural half-hitch that occurs naturally even with the KISS method. Does it matter for a 50' 14AWG extension cord - not really, but for larger, stuff it really extends the life (and is best at avoiding the coils Dr Haxman discussed)
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My dad and grandpa taught me to use a bucket. But unlike your method, they would install a junction box with a 4-plug outlet on the lid. And the cut a small notch in the top of the bucket. You could pull the male end as far as you needed. And the female end would be hardwired into the lid. I've been doing it that way for years now. Easily store 100ft of cord in there.
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Great video on many levels! The topic, humor, editing, authenticity and SQUATCH!
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Keep it up ‘Man’!
AWESOME! I have always struggled with extension cords. Now, I have a few methods to choose from. Thanks.
Hey Hax - Nice video. All I saw was your driveway. Was there a video in there somewhere? Nice driveway. Thumbs up from Iowa. Peace.
"How many times have I plugged both ends and played make-a-loop-make-a-loop and kissed the loup garou discussing physics?
I'm inspired to ask myself, "How many times have I gone thru the loop and pulled thru?" .... If I can do it, America can do it!
Had a guy teach me that one years ago. I try to show people that but they’re stuck in their ways. 🤦🏼♂️
I love watching your videos, funny and informative. Your new rock driveway looks amazing by the way!
I was taught the right way decades when I DJed weddings, etc Which was the Figure 8 way.. All those Speaker cables and power cables all dad to fit back into boxes Also helps over the long run that the cables dont get those weird kinks in them
I learned that over/under technique from hardline diving & support (Yellow helmet & red dry suite thing. Been using it on things ever since!
Works very well on water hoses too.
i have called it wire gremlins i once worked on computers and laptops and i would hang the power cords on a bungee and let the cords just dangle straight and without touching they STILL become tangled but the first owner of our house died here so who knows but i let the cords just hang and they still get tangled
I've watched quite a few of your vids but this was the one that got me to subscribe.
that's it...i'm heading out to my garage to redo all my cords right now!!!
Hoping to find a gem in this video to share. Nope it just common sense. Not sharing. Better luck next time.
Hello from Angola Indiana, thanks for the video.😊❤🙏🔥
Hope everything is ok with you and the hurricane ! Thanks for the videos!
The best way i learn from working with mic cables you make flyou first loop the reach for your next loop and rotate tour rist so you inside and out side loops, this helps ass the stranded cable doesnt get a set kink from beaung coiled in a set loop and when you throw it out it will mot bind
Loved the video. My husband wants to know where you get those pants.
I just hold the end of the cord in my hand and then hold my forearm up and wrap the cord from elbow to hand and then take the last bit of the cord and tie it around the top of the loop and then plug the ends together. Keeps it in nice even loops and doesn't unravel.
the "over under" is called a roadie wrap .. its used by roadies in the music industry to travel between shows
I hate those type of hoses. Worst purchase I ever made - that I'll admit too anyway.
"How many times have I grabbed the male end and come around and come over with a twist only to return to the natural, then tossed the whole thing?"
I use the over under twist method for cords. The stitch/Daisy chain method is by far best way to rachet straps
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The loop one is the cowboy way. 😂 . Like your rope.
im just gonna role it on my arm like always and take my chances, lol
What do we/you do if no airplane flys over? 😁
Brilliant, and with both ends together you avoid laying out the cord only to realize you left the wrong end at the outlet.
this definitely made my day more organized. Great vid!
A friend had done the chain one once and I never knew how it was done
I'n confused with those loops xD
I use the over/under method for all cords and also hose's
Sub $10 cord reel...............problem solved
That English accent was pretty solid tbh
What a GREAT finish!!
Samsquatch had the right idea.
great! Thanks for the tip here.
Dude so funny … and helpful
🤣first method fail !!
oh my gosh next video
Stupid Simple 👍
Good show Govna
Thanks
Nice
Yep
I bought myself a cord real and my hair stopped receding . The only thing you have to be aware of is the amps on the rely fuse . Get one that is high enough to run power tools and you are set . A long quality cord has become so expensive it is worth the little investment.
A cord real? As opposed to a cord fake?
@@StoneE4 I'm sorry the typo confused you but you are doing very well with English as a second language . You'll get it ,typo's and all one day . Keep practicing .
@@rdhudon7469 It was a joke... Lighten up, Francis.
@@StoneE4 He was joking right back at you.
+1000
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Method 1: crocheters get it
Method 2: jojo siwa fans get it
exactly! this is why this never happen to me 😂😂😂😂😂
Anybody else's shoulders start to ache watching this? :)
how come that this never happens to me?😂
The "Science" part was almost interesting enough to put up with the goofy attempt at humor. Had you just explained it, I would have watched instead of clicking past the unnecessary stuff with the wig and false teeth.
Too bad for you, it was fun 😂
🤣Wrap it around a piece of cardboard. Done!
Dumb.