Not yet, but we have some L bracket adapters that will per perfect for this coming soon... Until then You'll have to drill some L Section Steel with 13mm holes 100mm horizontally and 50mm vertically as per the drawing on the technical sheet: dominoclamps.com/pages/downloads
I couldn’t understand a word with that rabble going on . Poor video . Glad someone else pointed this out. It’s not an accessible add at all . For people with audio processing challenges this is a nightmare .
The 10 mm wrench is readily available so I am worried a thief undo that bolt and walk away with my domino clamp. So, can you make a special bolt and matching wrench to prevent this
Hi Norm. We considered this in the early stages, but the benefit of a custom bolt as you describe did not outweigh the problems it causes and significant additional costs it would incur. There aren't a lot of circumstances in which a domino clamps would be left accessible anyway, so we dont consider theft is a major risk. We've certainly never heard of one being stolen. unfortunately there are endless things which can be undone by hand tools and stolen if someone so desires.
Hi there what sort of weight can these Domino clamps hold? Can it support it’s own weight? I want to add some container wheels to them so that I may move them around my yard. Thanks Roy.
Hi Roy. Yes they are good for 2000kg in vertical shear: more info on the technical sheet: dominoclamps.com/pages/downloads We are planning to make a wheel set for them soon, but it wont be for a little while yet. All the best,
The yellow corner casting is part of a shipping container, which we put on a pedestal so it could be more easily seen and explained. If you need a simpler overview of how they work without so much detail - perhaps this animation will make this clearer.... th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
@@goofsaddggkle7351 In fairness the video very much does both show and tell. It is intended to be an in depth look at how the Domino Clamps work and how they should be correctly used, for those already familiar with the general gist of the product. The simpler explainer animation might be more your thing. th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html. Then you can get stuck into the details later. :)
@@DominoClampsafter you sent the link to the animation the storm clouds lifted.... thank you....there's a lot of us just getting interested in utilizing sea cans in various ways on properties and are a bit ignorant regarding them.
Good salesman, think the uniform and graphics for the company could do with a bit of work though. Yellow and blue screams cheap and cheerful. Domino is a great name and the product is good too.
really? perhaps try attaching your glasses and take another look! 😉 The idea is that once the Domino clamp is attached the container you can attach whatever you want to it... here's some examples: th-cam.com/play/PLO_1ObU4sMrrHFAhjlUKmG7LABE-fYhnK.html
Your narration is poor because your voice trails off and the music is almost as loud as your voice. To prevent someone from using bolts longer than 20 mm thickness of your plate, the plate holes should not be drilled and tapped completely through the plate.
Thanks fo your thoughts. Given the versatility of the Domino Clamps and the potential savings in time and money It can create, not to mention being certified for its strength for pace of mind, we think it represents good value to our customers.
@@DominoClamps Yeah but when you can buy a shipping container for 1500, paying another 800 for a clamp in each corner is absurd. If you wanted to do two in each corner you would be spending $1600, more than you spent on the container itself. Absurd.
The yellow corner casting is part of a shipping container, which we put on a pedestal so it could be more easily seen and explained. If you need a simpler overview of how they work without so much detail - perhaps this animation will make this clearer.... th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
Well heck I was interested and watched and listened with apprehension over this gadget but still have absolutely no frick'n idea what it is or what it does...how to easily attach almost anything to a shipping container ? Then a guy sticks a metal clamp type gadget inside a plastic cube and turns a bolt round and round and round for a bit 🤔....ummm okay,...so how about you actually attach something to a shipping container as an example so we can see how the darn thing works.
Hi David. Perhaps this shorter animation might answer your questions better. This live video goes into a lot more detail than you perhaps needed. th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
Good spokesperson, very clear.
A funny entertaining video ad. That’s dedication to make the customer happy 😍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video with all the details real customers want and no nonsense. Buy your spokesman a pint.
Glad you found it useful!
do you make a security system for securing the container down onto a cement pad?
Not yet, but we have some L bracket adapters that will per perfect for this coming soon... Until then You'll have to drill some L Section Steel with 13mm holes 100mm horizontally and 50mm vertically as per the drawing on the technical sheet:
dominoclamps.com/pages/downloads
The drawings for those L brackets are available on our website now dominoclamps.com/blogs/uses/making-brackets-for-your-shipping-container-attachments
Background music is too loud. Very difficult to hear the narration.
Brilliant product though!
I couldn’t understand a word with that rabble going on .
Poor video . Glad someone else pointed this out.
It’s not an accessible add at all . For people with audio processing challenges this is a nightmare .
Agree
Then you need a hearing aid
You guys really need to have your hearing checked..
The 10 mm wrench is readily available so I am worried a thief undo that bolt and walk away with my domino clamp. So, can you make a special bolt and matching wrench to prevent this
Hi Norm. We considered this in the early stages, but the benefit of a custom bolt as you describe did not outweigh the problems it causes and significant additional costs it would incur. There aren't a lot of circumstances in which a domino clamps would be left accessible anyway, so we dont consider theft is a major risk. We've certainly never heard of one being stolen. unfortunately there are endless things which can be undone by hand tools and stolen if someone so desires.
I like the video and clear explanation, good job guys. I am from Spain but still didn't see any scorpion 🤣
Let us know if you see one!
A brilliant idea, now to find them or another brand in Australia, will need 10.
We ship to Australia all the time, no problem. Currently offering half price shipping, too!
Well done. Cheeky as it should be.
Make a version where I can hear the man speak without the background music and we're good.
How to install Domino Clamps in less than a minute: th-cam.com/video/XzWScRk1YF8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IcyDjVppevn6J3cw
Is there a distributor in Australia? Top product
Hi Alastair we don't but we ship there regularly at a discounted rate. Delivery is usually 5 days or so. you can order on our website
@@DominoClamps thank you
Brilliant.
Hi there what sort of weight can these Domino clamps hold? Can it support it’s own weight? I want to add some container wheels to them so that I may move them around my yard. Thanks Roy.
Hi Roy. Yes they are good for 2000kg in vertical shear: more info on the technical sheet:
dominoclamps.com/pages/downloads
We are planning to make a wheel set for them soon, but it wont be for a little while yet.
All the best,
Does anyone else notice the music is to loud to hear him taking clearly? 🤦🏻♂️
I'll make this out of wood, thank you very much!
Looks easy to use.
Super robust as well 20mm plate!
It is very easy to use!
An Answer to my prayers
Good to hear Paul!
Do you sell this in the US and what is the price
I was quoted $1000 shipped for 8. Insane.
We do sell in the US, please email us at hello@dominoclamps.com with your requirements so we can give you an accurate price.
@@tynado1173 WOW! So, he is trying to make a home run on each one?
@@scottbaxter2682 I mean, he basically detailed every spec so you can build them at home...
86 the music
Cool idea
Glad you think so!
Almost 6 minutes and you never even attached it to a shipping container.. Still know nothing about it
The yellow corner casting is part of a shipping container, which we put on a pedestal so it could be more easily seen and explained.
If you need a simpler overview of how they work without so much detail - perhaps this animation will make this clearer....
th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
Honestly I was thinking the same thing. Show dont tell.
@@goofsaddggkle7351 In fairness the video very much does both show and tell. It is intended to be an in depth look at how the Domino Clamps work and how they should be correctly used, for those already familiar with the general gist of the product. The simpler explainer animation might be more your thing. th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html. Then you can get stuck into the details later. :)
@@DominoClampsafter you sent the link to the animation the storm clouds lifted.... thank you....there's a lot of us just getting interested in utilizing sea cans in various ways on properties and are a bit ignorant regarding them.
What is the cost in U.S. dollars??????????
The information is great, but get rid of that background music. I hate when people turn product videos into music videos!
Can you pin a link to this video so we know how to get them?
Also, can you put 2 clamps on the same corner?
Yes of course, well spotted! The website is www.dominoclamps.com
And yes, Ricky, you can put two in one corner. You can even put 2 in one corner AND a twistlock if the containers are stacked!
What was that? I couldn’t hear your video over some noisy neighbor’s music. 😉
I agree with you. Who was the pelican who did the sound levels for this video? Someone give them a tap to head with that torque wrench!
I totally agree! Music is too loud and annoying! Good content tho.
Good salesman, think the uniform and graphics for the company could do with a bit of work though. Yellow and blue screams cheap and cheerful. Domino is a great name and the product is good too.
I don’t see anything being attached to anything.
really? perhaps try attaching your glasses and take another look! 😉
The idea is that once the Domino clamp is attached the container you can attach whatever you want to it... here's some examples:
th-cam.com/play/PLO_1ObU4sMrrHFAhjlUKmG7LABE-fYhnK.html
Or just use two plates and a bolt from your scrap bucket... for free
Viêt nam .ok 👍👍👍🇻🇳
I gave up after 1:17. Does he ever get around to telling us anything?
You might prefer this version: How to install Domino Clamps in less than a minute 😉 th-cam.com/video/XzWScRk1YF8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IcyDjVppevn6J3cw
@@DominoClamps thank you. That's a neat design.
They should fire the guy who mixed the music ... I can barely understand the guy speaking.
Your background music is painful to listen to and makes it difficult to hear what is being spoken.
Sorry you dont like it! we have taken this on board though and don't use background music throughout our videos any more.
like it but
120$
Your narration is poor because your voice trails off and the music is almost as loud as your voice.
To prevent someone from using bolts longer than 20 mm thickness of your plate, the plate holes should not be drilled and tapped completely through the plate.
Way too much money. Needs to be
Thanks fo your thoughts. Given the versatility of the Domino Clamps and the potential savings in time and money It can create, not to mention being certified for its strength for pace of mind, we think it represents good value to our customers.
@@DominoClamps Yeah but when you can buy a shipping container for 1500, paying another 800 for a clamp in each corner is absurd. If you wanted to do two in each corner you would be spending $1600, more than you spent on the container itself. Absurd.
music drowning your voice
Terrible marketing! Never showing how the stupid thing works ON the container.
The yellow corner casting is part of a shipping container, which we put on a pedestal so it could be more easily seen and explained.
If you need a simpler overview of how they work without so much detail - perhaps this animation will make this clearer....
th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
I can't here his mumbling over the crummy music.
Well heck I was interested and watched and listened with apprehension over this gadget but still have absolutely no frick'n idea what it is or what it does...how to easily attach almost anything to a shipping container ? Then a guy sticks a metal clamp type gadget inside a plastic cube and turns a bolt round and round and round for a bit 🤔....ummm okay,...so how about you actually attach something to a shipping container as an example so we can see how the darn thing works.
Hi David. Perhaps this shorter animation might answer your questions better. This live video goes into a lot more detail than you perhaps needed.
th-cam.com/video/XHBjNpbpsNk/w-d-xo.html
@@DominoClamps perfect thank you
Boring video is made worse by that music.