If you use cotton string (a la Wal-Mart), as many of us do, you won't have to melt nylon to keep it from fraying, and possibly burn the (non) "surgical" tubing or pouch. After tying the constrictor knot, we secure it with a square knot, cut off the excess, and secure the square knot with a dab of glue, like Duco cement. Thanks for the vid- nice sharp resolution you've got there. "THWACK!"
I like it. I believe this is clove hitch(?) aircraft electricians use it for spot tying wire harnesses; incredibly strong. I use a square not on top with one extra twist for granny to lock it down. When I was with UAL they wanted a surgical knot; of course I added a square knot. The clamps are hemostats they come in all sizes. Very cool thanks!!! :)
If you clip the rubber tube with pliers it will be prone to cracking ... but if you slip the end the rubber tube in the hole punch then bend the tube and cut a single hole in the side of the tube it will not be prone to cracking. Another thing you can avoid doing is pulling the tube trough the hole. Instead use the clip to keep the tube open and the slip the other end in while the clip keeps the end opened. I'm going to make a video on this because it's easier to do it then explain it. But you still can't do double tube with the tube reroute trough itself method.
I know 550 Para-cord is awesome and relatively cheap, but wouldn’t waxed floss “work better”? Also... if you use your hole punch to cut a smooth “notch” out of the tube/band, it should last much longer. With the hole being smooth, no stress riser because it’s round, instead of; a “straight” in, jagged, open ended cut made by the nippers/baby dikes starts to tare the second any stress is applied to it. It won’t last forever, but you won’t have to replace them because the band ripped at the pouch knot. 🤓😎
Really cool but how do you do the actual bands and not tubes and i know some people say that with bands it gets more wide the closer to the forks of the slingshot is their a certain ratio that you need for that?
cool thanks for the video, i was always curious how to attach the tubes. Do you have plans on doing a tutorial for making the slingshots you show, or are you trying to keep it on the hush? It would be sweet to see how to make one of those.
I enjoyed your video. It is great but where do I get these tubing for slings? I will appreciate if you can direct me to the source where I can buy these tubings. Thnka
I have been thinking about making a video on how to bend steel rods. I dont care if any one copies my design. If someone wants a slingshot bad enough they will make their own or buy one. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
damn i cant get it to pull through after i make my slice in the tube! Im using the same tweezer / scizzors you are and nomatter how hard i pull the tweezers keep slipping off instead of the tube sliding through.
The knot you're tying in the nylon cord seems to be a "clove hitch". (I searched for "cinch knot" and found nothing like what you're tying.) Does a clove hitch really hold through repeated uses of the slingshot?! What size surgical tubing are you using?
Very informative video and I thank you for it. However, the time spent with your hands and the work outside of the camera view just about caused me to turn off the video. Just a little feedback to help with your next video. Thanks.
The quality of the video is good ----- however ------ the actual actions are showing in the top third part of the screen only and sometimes the actions disappear at the top. I do not want to see the tools at the bottom of the screen all the time ..... rather the actions the demonstrator indicates.
@daboyzful1 I got my tubing from a hospital rehab centre. I have the stuff that people use to strengthen their arms and stuff, and my Grammie had some, but she no longer uses it, so I got it C:
Half the time your actual focus area of work is off the camera! Would be great if you recreate the video with proper camera angle! For a novice it's difficult to understand what is happening 😂
+MrFreeman1776 Perhaps cuz he shows the 'why' he switched from one method to another.. and some of us might profit from that knowledge and see 'the error of our ways' and change! If there's NO downside to the 'old' way, they'd not BE a new/better way ....
I am interested in both methods. Considering that both methods will work, it's good that he showed us both. He refers to the first method as the 'old way' because he is letting us know that the second shown method is his preference.
Be careful shooting doves. They are protected by international treaties, and it is unforced with big fines, even for harassment. you must have a license and dove stamp.
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If you use cotton string (a la Wal-Mart), as many of us do, you won't have to melt nylon to keep it from fraying, and possibly burn the (non) "surgical" tubing or pouch. After tying the constrictor knot, we secure it with a square knot, cut off the excess, and secure the square knot with a dab of glue, like Duco cement.
Thanks for the vid- nice sharp resolution you've got there.
"THWACK!"
Exalant video mate
Brilliant been looking for ages how to do this.did it first go.thanks brother I'm one happy chappie
Thanks, this was just the piece of info I was looking for. Just made myself a few pouches with different tubes.
Great !
Very Good!!! Bravo.
Elaxant video mate
I like it. I believe this is clove hitch(?) aircraft electricians use it for spot tying wire harnesses; incredibly strong. I use a square not on top with one extra twist for granny to lock it down. When I was with UAL they wanted a surgical knot; of course I added a square knot. The clamps are hemostats they come in all sizes. Very cool thanks!!! :)
It's always great when the work being presented is out of camera view and not close up. Yeah.
You can also use dental glass it has wax and it wont break.
If you clip the rubber tube with pliers it will be prone to cracking ... but if you slip the end the rubber tube in the hole punch then bend the tube and cut a single hole in the side of the tube it will not be prone to cracking. Another thing you can avoid doing is pulling the tube trough the hole. Instead use the clip to keep the tube open and the slip the other end in while the clip keeps the end opened. I'm going to make a video on this because it's easier to do it then explain it. But you still can't do double tube with the tube reroute trough itself method.
Can you share a link to the tube reroute through a punched hole?
Thank you very much, this video was just what i was looking for
Good video. Thanks.
Where can I buy one of your Slingshots?
Good tutorial. Just next time center the video where the action is.
thank you so much if i never looked at this vedio i would have never knew how to fix my sling shot
@redrider187x try dipping the tubing in alcohol before pulling it threw. You can wet it with spit as well. It let's the tubing slide threw.
I know 550 Para-cord is awesome and relatively cheap, but wouldn’t waxed floss “work better”?
Also... if you use your hole punch to cut a smooth “notch” out of the tube/band, it should last much longer. With the hole being smooth, no stress riser because it’s round, instead of; a “straight” in, jagged, open ended cut made by the nippers/baby dikes starts to tare the second any stress is applied to it. It won’t last forever, but you won’t have to replace them because the band ripped at the pouch knot. 🤓😎
dude i have a metal slingshot and for some reason my right surgical tube keeps sliding off...what to do? QQ please reply
Waxing the tying string is a good option. Thankzz for sharing mate. :-)
Really cool but how do you do the actual bands and not tubes and i know some people say that with bands it gets more wide the closer to the forks of the slingshot is their a certain ratio that you need for that?
Very good. Thank you!
where did you get your slingshot frame, i would love to get one too please tell me where to get them please?!
Useful guide, bro👍
Bravo,.. thank you for the info.. I was a crack shot as a kid, and now I will be once again..
cool thanks for the video, i was always curious how to attach the tubes.
Do you have plans on doing a tutorial for making the slingshots you show, or are you trying to keep it on the hush? It would be sweet to see how to make one of those.
I enjoyed your video. It is great but where do I get these tubing for slings? I will appreciate if you can direct me to the source where I can buy these tubings. Thnka
whoa thsoe are the thinnest tubes ive ever seen the (the white ones)
I like your shooters.
@redrider187x
It's a "forceps".
i want this tubes
good info try keeping your work in frame
Where did you get your slingshot frames?
I have been thinking about making a video on how to bend steel rods. I dont care if any one copies my design. If someone wants a slingshot bad enough they will make their own or buy one. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
damn i cant get it to pull through after i make my slice in the tube! Im using the same tweezer / scizzors you are and nomatter how hard i pull the tweezers keep slipping off instead of the tube sliding through.
what numbers are you saying for the size of cord?
Use dental floss it’s strong and its waxed.
Just love looking at loads of blank desk space.
Your desk must be a cluster fuck just like your brain.
👍👍👍👍
Very Cool !!!!
@MrGhostLow Thanks.
@johojo37601
It's a constrictor knot, similar to, but not quite the same, as a clove hitch.
www.netknots.com/rope_knots/constrictor-knot
@fishingandsurvival No problem thanks for watching.
The knot you're tying in the nylon cord seems to be a "clove hitch". (I searched for "cinch knot" and found nothing like what you're tying.) Does a clove hitch really hold through repeated uses of the slingshot?!
What size surgical tubing are you using?
@D0zer74 we would love to know how man, your designs are amazing and we all appreciate what you do, THANKS!
Very informative video and I thank you for it. However, the time spent with your hands and the work outside of the camera view just about caused me to turn off the video. Just a little feedback to help with your next video. Thanks.
The quality of the video is good ----- however ------ the actual actions are showing in the top third part of the screen only and sometimes the actions disappear at the top. I do not want to see the tools at the bottom of the screen all the time ..... rather the actions the demonstrator indicates.
On the micro slingshot.
@daboyzful1 I got my tubing from a hospital rehab centre. I have the stuff that people use to strengthen their arms and stuff, and my Grammie had some, but she no longer uses it, so I got it C:
Anybody know where u can get the plastic pins that attatch to pouch and then to the tube??
Thanks br
is it ok if i say patch for the pouch?
where do you get the surgical tubing?
Do you sell your slingshots and how much are your Scorpian Micro's.
great thanks alot
where ca i buy one of those sling shots??
Please do a tutorial!
remake this video, since position of your hands are not seen, they are vanishing at the top of video.
I usel a constrictor knot😊
I gave the dove my air rifle. And he's pissed off.
His name is Joerg Sprave and have a slingshot channel so check it out it's awesome.
is there a way u can get a store bought won off and put a new one on
Lol Jorge Spraves
Where to get surgical tubing?
Surgical supply house.
Jewel Home Depot
Half the time your actual focus area of work is off the camera! Would be great if you recreate the video with proper camera angle! For a novice it's difficult to understand what is happening 😂
why do you keep saying "the way I used to do it"??? Why can't you stick to what you ARE doing now??? Used to do isn't why we are watching
+MrFreeman1776 Perhaps cuz he shows the 'why' he switched from one method to another.. and some of us might profit from that knowledge and see 'the error of our ways' and change! If there's NO downside to the 'old' way, they'd not BE a new/better way ....
I am interested in both methods. Considering that both methods will work, it's good that he showed us both. He refers to the first method as the 'old way' because he is letting us know that the second shown method is his preference.
there called hemostats dude and they are a surgical instrument
You need to fix yur camera your hands are out more than in the screen
Be careful shooting doves. They are protected by international treaties, and it is unforced with big fines, even for harassment. you must have a license and dove stamp.
Steve Brettell. hahaha.. I shoot them off power line and eat them come September .. #meat eater
painful plebeian tutorial
Nice bloke if you,re not a dove .
im gonna click not like cause you shoot at birds....how would you like to be shot at?
Loser