How to Build and Install a Zipline Brake
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- You’ve got the platform and the zipline; now you need a way to stop!
Rated Red's Abby Casey shows you how to build and install a zipline brake.
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"Well, looks like it works"... Rider still hits cable clamps and block doesn't return to start position...
Haha i know
It works?? No, it doesn't. She still hit the end of the cable and barely slowed down. Oh, and the wire rope clips on the bungee are just waiting to come loose and go flying...
No table saw and multiple passes needed. Simply skip that step, build block as instructed otherwise, drill hole down center, install.
Lol I mean u ain’t wrong she just made it hard for everyone els 🤣
Possibly a good idea. A couple of suggestions from a licensed and certified recreational rappeller and industrial Rope Access Technician, use dynamic rope and tie scaffold knots and you need a spring to retract the block. I did not see the block slow you down therefore it did not work. But! Did love seeing your effort to building it though. Oh! Also! If you used a truckers hitch, you wouldn't need a second hand to tighten the line.
Is there any online or Canadian training for commercial zipline installation and operation?
Love y'alls channel keep up the great work.
But the brake stayed fixed to the end of the zipline after you went down which means you have to replace it every time?? Surely it should spring back to its original position??
My guess is it needs more tension, or the stationary stopping point should be placed a bit further from the emergency arrest device (EAD) in the back.
It didnt return to position after stopping her...
Saddled a dead horse on the cable clamps AGAIN! Bolts and T-nuts wouldve been even better on that wooden block.
Congratulations on the video. My name is Germano. I'm from Brazil - Rio de Janeiro I need to build a zip line for the kids in my backyard. The distance between the wooden posts is 20 meters. What would be the height to be installed the steel cables so that children do not collide with the pole? Could inform me.
Who doesn't love a hard working beautiful women!!??
I would Love to see what Alabama Boss thinks of the MG-42/3
I hope that yellow chain isn't made of plastic.
y'all should try the danish 24h mre package
Zip lines are cool
Hey Abby, you called for 1/2” bungee. I ordered it and it seems too thick for the cable clamps.
I wish we could see this system with a higher speed zipline
I'm getting the heebie jeebies watching someone with such long hair and jewellery operate rotating machinery. Accident waiting to happen. Tie it back and take it off!
Good to go? Go where? I like seeing her have fun. But seeing her with power tools? I don’t know. She has to start some where though.
Solid job
Let’s see one comin in hot
Guys….
Just get the block and throw it away……
Get a few decompressed springs, and use that…much safer, and no need for extra shit.
Awesome
You can't see what you're doing. Duuuude....... slow it down. Hold stuff up to the camera. This just isn't helpful.
overkill...just use a single wood block and a half inch screwbit to pass through the steel cable (or rope)
the cable already has stuff on the ends so you cant
Lets see if it works she says
Ya think you would of saved not only filming this video and lots of unnecessary time wasted with the two 2×4 brake and used a 4×4 I mean C'mon lady you knew ya was gonna need brakes so why not put them on the cable before attaching cable to the tree just my thoughts
Make it wooden with the help of the Woodprix instructions.
Looks like the cable clamps stopped the block!!! So did it really work? Well I think they could have use a pulley instead of a block and she could have tied bowline knots instead of cable clamps on a rope. And maybe less slack on the rope! Good job accomplishing nothing after all that hard work!!!!
Agree, cable clamps I think are better suited for metal wire. Knotts are more than enough if done correctly.
It doesn't work :)))
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