I just want to thank you for this invaluable information - I just purchased the exact same unit and was scratching my head over the almost completely useless instructions (even Ikea instructions seem 100x clearer), very poorly written, or should I say translated... So "thank you"! It all makes sense now after watching you do it. And BTW, I laughed thru this entire video at your creative use of the same made-up names of the major parts of this unit that I used while trying to figure it out ("thingy", "whatcha-ma-call-it", etc.) only I wasn't nearly as calm about it as you were! Much appreciated!
I just used this method today and the instructions were excellent. If I would have had to rely on the instructions that came with the kit I would have dug a hole to China and tossed the whole thing in it. Funny guy too. Thanks
I bought the exact same kit. Identical to yours. The instructions were horrible. This was very helpful and your delivery is quite amusing but smooth. Thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to do this. Our warehouse needs to start banding pallets and I was trying to make sense of the process & tools. This was just what I was looking for. Thank you 👍
I just bought one of these things and the instructions ARE AWFUL!!!! Just like you said and the commenters on Amazon stated. Rather then fight this things, I looked on TH-cam and your video was great! Thank you!
Fantastic, I bought a similar setup last year, was confused cause it would not tighten enough, so set it aside until I watched your video today. I am now a strapping fool. Just needed a visual, and the instructions were worse than useless. THANKS Again.
Thank you, my boss was showing me how to do it today, well he's left handed, he does it upside down and backwards...it's been awhile since I've banded any material, but you reminded me how, thanks again.
This is great. I often have to ship heavy items back for warranty refurbs/inspections/storage and tape just doesn't cut it when the thing is 80kg boxed. Was really good to see how this all works and what exactly I need (rather than what someone might try to tell me I need so I buy their old inventory lol). Thanks pal.
My Co-Workers cut the strap first then just use the ratchet to tighten it.... It might be counter productive but its a LOT easier if you are trying to bind something large or if your roll of strap tends to misbehave.
Corrections: 1: After you put end 1 into the keeper, open the handle to the upright position. This opens up the cutter. If you leave the handle down, you'll never get the strap through the cutter. 2: There is no need to put the crimp on at the beginning. After you properly tension the strap, you can let go of the tool and put your crimp on. 3: No need to cut the strap to length 1st. Just pull enough strap out to go around your pallet/box and use that end as the 1st end. Also, be very careful with the strap, especially the nylon type, as it you can get the worst paper cut of your life!
Thank you for the "corrections". 1: The tool I have is spring-loaded and opens when you let go of it. I was obviously able to get the strap through the cutter as I demonstrated doing so twice. 2: As I said at 1:14, I prefer to put it on at the beginning. Working it over the strap from the side seems harder than just slipping it on from the end. 3: I never suggested cutting to length. In this video, I am working with the strap attached to a full spool the whole time.
I still have it, and I'm going to hang on to it for future use. Even though I have way more strap and clips than I'll ever use, it's not worth the trouble to pack up and ship them.
hah! I am the .001% of the people out there who needed this instruction video. Very helpful step by step. Thank you.
A quick visit to TH-cam University saved me loads of time. Thank you, professor!
I just want to thank you for this invaluable information - I just purchased the exact same unit and was scratching my head over the almost completely useless instructions (even Ikea instructions seem 100x clearer), very poorly written, or should I say translated... So "thank you"! It all makes sense now after watching you do it. And BTW, I laughed thru this entire video at your creative use of the same made-up names of the major parts of this unit that I used while trying to figure it out ("thingy", "whatcha-ma-call-it", etc.) only I wasn't nearly as calm about it as you were! Much appreciated!
I just used this method today and the instructions were excellent. If I would have had to rely on the instructions that came with the kit I would have dug a hole to China and tossed the whole thing in it. Funny guy too. Thanks
I bought the exact same kit. Identical to yours. The instructions were horrible. This was very helpful and your delivery is quite amusing but smooth. Thanks.
And that's how all things should be explained - Thank you for taking the time and making this How-To video.
Thanks for taking the time to do this. Our warehouse needs to start banding pallets and I was trying to make sense of the process & tools. This was just what I was looking for. Thank you 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought one of these things and the instructions ARE AWFUL!!!! Just like you said and the commenters on Amazon stated.
Rather then fight this things, I looked on TH-cam and your video was great!
Thank you!
Absolutely useful. I wasn’t sure if this is what I had to buy for my needs. Demonstration helps. Thanks man.
Fantastic, I bought a similar setup last year, was confused cause it would not tighten enough, so set it aside until I watched your video today. I am now a strapping fool. Just needed a visual, and the instructions were worse than useless. THANKS Again.
Thank you for the time and patience to simplify this for me. God bless you!!
Thank you, my boss was showing me how to do it today, well he's left handed, he does it upside down and backwards...it's been awhile since I've banded any material, but you reminded me how, thanks again.
Nice job. Thanks for figuring it out and sharing it with us.
Thanks for doing this vid, the instructions included with the product were as foggy as they were in pictures.
I got these things with no instructions so you saved me a ton of time. Thanks😊
This is absolutely hilarious Chris. You did a great job. Thanks so much.
Not dumb at all! You just saved my life… thanks for the video 🙏🏼
THANK YOU!!! After 1 hour trying to follow their directions. Got it now!
This is the exact I was exactly looking for. Thank you for making it!!
Thank you so much for making this video!! You helped me tremendously, and I love your technical names for everything. You made it fun. 😀
Excellent I also was struggling with the instructions. Thanks for your great video
This is great. I often have to ship heavy items back for warranty refurbs/inspections/storage and tape just doesn't cut it when the thing is 80kg boxed. Was really good to see how this all works and what exactly I need (rather than what someone might try to tell me I need so I buy their old inventory lol). Thanks pal.
Very nice. I just bought this tool and will be using it as shown in the video. Thx
Thank you so much for doing that video, now I know how to use the strapping tool. You are awesome 👏
This video was highly relevant to me today
Thank you! Very helpful, my coworkers and I spent more time than this video takes trying to figure it out/remember how
Thank you, i love the commentary.
Got it! I bought one in a carboot i found it very easy to use Great video
thank you...I have to pack a large 6 foot vanity to be returned and will follow your instructions.
Wow this demonstration is very helpful...thank you
My Co-Workers cut the strap first then just use the ratchet to tighten it.... It might be counter productive but its a LOT easier if you are trying to bind something large or if your roll of strap tends to misbehave.
Hey thanks. This really helped me I couldn’t figure out how the use the thing. Thanks again
Glad to hear it! The video is only a week old so I'm thrilled it was useful to someone already.
Your commentary made this video worth watching lol.
Thanks for a nice demo! Its was very helpfull.
Thanks for doing this video. Very helpful.
Thanks to your video, my urge to blow up the tool has passed. Thank you!
Thank you much. Simple and to the point
Wonderfully helpful! Thank you so much!
Great video interesting I have followed your video but when i cut the tape ends up v loose what ami doing wrong
Yes, helpful; but how do you control the left over strapping from unraveling? I used to have a steel strapping system; much easier to use.
Finally got it and I still hate this thing but,thanks for the video
Thank you so much.
Is was very helpful.
Thank you this was very helpful
Much needed video thank you.
You did great Chris .... Thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks very helpful
Thanks for helping
Corrections:
1: After you put end 1 into the keeper, open the handle to the upright position. This opens up the cutter. If you leave the handle down, you'll never get the strap through the cutter.
2: There is no need to put the crimp on at the beginning. After you properly tension the strap, you can let go of the tool and put your crimp on.
3: No need to cut the strap to length 1st. Just pull enough strap out to go around your pallet/box and use that end as the 1st end.
Also, be very careful with the strap, especially the nylon type, as it you can get the worst paper cut of your life!
Thank you for the "corrections".
1: The tool I have is spring-loaded and opens when you let go of it. I was obviously able to get the strap through the cutter as I demonstrated doing so twice.
2: As I said at 1:14, I prefer to put it on at the beginning. Working it over the strap from the side seems harder than just slipping it on from the end.
3: I never suggested cutting to length. In this video, I am working with the strap attached to a full spool the whole time.
I just bought one and mine came without any Instructions 😮
Thank you, Very useful to me
Thanks for the video...such a funny guy !! haha
Thanks very helpful!!
Thank you so much.
I love the video
Do you still have the kit and are you interested in selling the remaining materials with the tools?
I still have it, and I'm going to hang on to it for future use. Even though I have way more strap and clips than I'll ever use, it's not worth the trouble to pack up and ship them.
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thank you ,!
Perfect
Thank you for sharing. Would save a lot of time! #2021rmb
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The angle of this video is not as good as the other two I watched especially when you need to insert the plastic straps inside the red thingy.
Sorry to have let you down.
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That was the funniest non relevant to 99% of people video I have ever seen :)
thanks bro
Very relevant and helpful! Thank you!
Thank you So much
Thank you, really useful.
Thank you so much