Some folks just don't like this man's pick of drill or the rachet strap bit. I mean does it matter if dude bought drill brand new for video or if it just so happened? He solved a problem that he has on daily good for him!
I just keep an extra drill by my straps. Takes way too long to wind up by hand when you have several to do. Have lots of rolls of electrical tape there too so I tape them up and throw them in a milk crate
I have a super fast way that would blow your mind. Keeps them straight on the sides of the roll and everything. And it's nearly double as fast as that drill you are using. And no it doesn't take a power tool to do it either. Interested let me know
You should make a "bar" that goes all the way around the socket. Just one solid peice closer to the drill. That way you don't have to use you fingers, you just hold with one hand and gently pull inward to allow it to realign properly.
The best thing to do is use the straps once Make sure you don’t install them right so the ends flap in the wind behind whatever you’ve strapped down Then when your done hauling toss the straps into the back of the pick up or van so others can use for for all types of things they weren’t designed for Than when you’re ready to haul something again you can throw a fit on the job site freak out and go to Home Depot and a fresh set of straps That’s the circle of life when it comes to tie down straps Just accept it and move on
I literally just now thought of a fast way to wind up ratchet straps. K here goes. you grab a socket you're not using that's big enough to make a slot in, chuck it onto a drill. Then, you take the end of the ratchet strap...
Actually I prefer folding in half, or at an arm's length fold by fold. But never in a spiral because it's not practical at the time of use, it just ends up all twisted and I use it to go over rather small (although heavy) objects. Besides... my boss won't buy a tool just to do that, lol.
Fold in half (with about 3 get extra), fold in half again, then again, then roll, finishing witha few rounds of the single layer to bind. Still throws ok. Who the crap would actually use a drill? Any ways, that's how I do it . Couple of random folds. Too easy. Hope this makes someone's life a little better.
@@r.rodriguez4991 Yes, I keep the ratchet and belt together and quickly wrap them into a football. I used them many times a shift so I need them quickly.
When you're going from place to place, you would think getting things done faster would a priority too...but I guess it's not because you like to pretend tools still can't be tools.
I don’t think that’s wise. You could bust something or hurt someone. Personally the way he did it is better imo and is how I use mine everyday. Hand holds on the hook and throw the slack over the load walk to the other side and ratchet it up. I don’t see how you can think a metal hook that is rather heavy flying in the air is a good idea.. .
@@pappaclutch3266 15 years oilfield heavy haul. Hook rolls up first. Unless it's a 4' under hanging strap winch. Try hook first you might learn something.
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I'm an hourly employee. That's way too fast for me.
Salary pay babyy we getting work done quick and going home 👋🏽👋🏽
@@bulldawg71199 then You gotta be on call and go whenever they say lol
@@marcosbustillo4438 Partly true. If we’re on the job already then yes they add jobs and whatnot. If I’m home I don’t even answer my bosses calls lol
@@marcosbustillo4438 There’s pros and cons to it
If you a salary employee and making less then $76k not even worth it lol 😂
I just toss them in the back of my truck
Like a man !!
Could do that do yeah like a man in your square body
Like a woman
Same lol
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He’s so happy to bust out that Milwaukee drill…
Finally had a reason to charge the battree!!
Some folks just don't like this man's pick of drill or the rachet strap bit. I mean does it matter if dude bought drill brand new for video or if it just so happened?
He solved a problem that he has on daily good for him!
Apparently they didn’t look at the chuck, it’s definitely not new. Man just keeps his tools clean
Percect size to fit in ur purse
Shots fired hahaha
🤣🤣🤣
😂
Really got me with this one lmao
I lol'd so hard I almost snorted my diesel fuel creamer and coffee out of my nose!
Only a Milwaukee guy would do this
And the only thing he uses that drill for
It works don’t it
@@danielmonroe9416 it works with just bare hands don’t it ?
@@danielmonroe9416 wrapping them up yourself works don’t it
No, it’s a GM owner thing.
Maybe someone has already mentioned this , but an O2 socket works pretty good too.
At last......
A useful, well solved work hack.
Well done!
By the time this dude is pulling his drill and attachment, I be with my second beer. LOL
Same
😂👍
I just keep an extra drill by my straps. Takes way too long to wind up by hand when you have several to do. Have lots of rolls of electrical tape there too so I tape them up and throw them in a milk crate
Sweet can you come do my 32 15 meter 15 tone straps for me.
Should not take you to long.
Lol
I just throw them in a rats nest. Then when I need them I swear my head off and promise myself I’ll do it right next time.
We may be related 🤣🤣
I buy the auto retract ones and bolt them to my ladder rack
Depends on who’s clock you’re on.
🤣
Truer words have never been spoken
Dude bought a brand new Milwaukee drill just for this vid
I don’t know….. look at the chuck?
Mine looks more like a tuning fork. It's much easier to remove from a wound up strap and fits 4" straps as well.
This guy know how to work smart 👏
I guess I'm a damn heathen just throwing mine in the back with no care in the world.
That's the way to do it. Works every time.
He may be a mild genius. Like it
Cool, I’m good untying mine for a minute or two before I use them
What are you doing to them? I wad them up and throw them in the bed of my truck every day and it's never been an issue.
I have a super fast way that would blow your mind. Keeps them straight on the sides of the roll and everything. And it's nearly double as fast as that drill you are using. And no it doesn't take a power tool to do it either.
Interested let me know
Mark the middle of the strap and use the same tool at that point. They have a tool to wind fire hoses similar to this.
The best way to wrap up the straps is just give them to my employee
That more than likely hates your guts and is learning all he can to go on their own.👎😪😪😪
@@cimism610 hahahahahahahahahaha
Oh good you just saved 30 seconds, It would take me longer to find my drill and that piece then it would to just roll a strap up
And if you have 20 10-meter straps to do after delivering a large load? You'd have maybe 5 and he'd be done
Only problem is you wound it up backwards. You always want to grab the tail end and throw the hook
That would only work by taking the strap off the actual ratchet. Worth the time?
Exactly. I just wrap it into a football. Going to use it many times a shift.
Always always always remove the strap from the ratchet. Find any professional flat-bedder and we all do this all the time.
Everybody knows to remove it from the ratchet.
You're an animal
Ya know ahhh I was ahhh thinkin ya just ahh wrap em around yer ah hand ya know.
You should make a "bar" that goes all the way around the socket. Just one solid peice closer to the drill. That way you don't have to use you fingers, you just hold with one hand and gently pull inward to allow it to realign properly.
Smart
@@gobuildstuff Thank you. Thank you. Just don't know what you could use.. maybe 3D print the entire thing with the "bar" being detachable.
да ты прям гений мать твою
катушку к моторчику приделать, это ж надо так жить хорошо
Fold the whole strap in half first it makes it half the length to roll up
How do these guys keep their impacts and drills so clean, even just doing carpentry
If you put a plate under the holder when you start they will roll up more tidy.
I would end up pulling it apart when I tried to take it off the tool
So you have to unravel the whole thing to use it?
Just put 2 cuts in an old spark plug socket with a metal chop saw & weld adapter to socket so it doesn't pull out. This one pulls out..
The best thing to do is use the straps once
Make sure you don’t install them right so the ends flap in the wind behind whatever you’ve strapped down
Then when your done hauling toss the straps into the back of the pick up or van so others can use for for all types of things they weren’t designed for
Than when you’re ready to haul something again you can throw a fit on the job site freak out and go to Home Depot and a fresh set of straps
That’s the circle of life when it comes to tie down straps
Just accept it and move on
I once told a rookie that if he ties the tail to the driveshaft it'll get tighter as he drives. He made a couple hundred yards. BOOOOM!
His names Roberto, he does that while I doing the end of day site walk
Why do that when you can bunch em up and pull them and everything around them out at one time 🤨
In all seriousness this is pretty slick 👍
I literally just now thought of a fast way to wind up ratchet straps. K here goes. you grab a socket you're not using that's big enough to make a slot in, chuck it onto a drill. Then, you take the end of the ratchet strap...
Faster way: use gloves and increase speed.😎
And dont get blisters
Where can you find that attachment
Must be a brand new one thats clean #adverismetn
Actually I prefer folding in half, or at an arm's length fold by fold. But never in a spiral because it's not practical at the time of use, it just ends up all twisted and I use it to go over rather small (although heavy) objects. Besides... my boss won't buy a tool just to do that, lol.
Hmmmm, well to be honest I could probably have 2 done by the time you got back with your drill and set that "tool" in the chuck.
The fastest way to wind them is to never unwind them
This looks dangerous fr
Now that is mint
If you bought it, use it like it's meant to be used. Looks like you waxed it before the video. But really that is a great drill.
I mean just look at his drill, clean as a whistle
Lol by the time I drag out a drill and find that bit I would already be done rolling shit up.
Called a strap winder. We have 40 feet straps on tractor trailers
That's what helpers are for
They make retractable ones now
Yeah the retractable ones are a good idea. How do they hold up?
It doesnt get any better than that
That Milwaukee has never seen a driver or drill bit in its life
I just fold the strap in half then half again until it's roughly 30cm long the loop it through the handle and clip it shut.
Very nice sir
Tuning fork in a drill
5 gallon pail or tote, notch top for hook toss them in and hook hook in top. Put top on pail ot tote.
Need to make one for extension cords now!
Yo bro use bumble bee winder the fast way to wind 4 inch and 2 inch straps. I’m a flatbed truck drive.
Fold in half (with about 3 get extra), fold in half again, then again, then roll, finishing witha few rounds of the single layer to bind. Still throws ok. Who the crap would actually use a drill? Any ways, that's how I do it . Couple of random folds. Too easy. Hope this makes someone's life a little better.
I normal wrap them fast into footballs and put at least 2 2" ratchet straps on the front of my zoom boom when building windfarms.
What?
@@r.rodriguez4991 Yes, I keep the ratchet and belt together and quickly wrap them into a football. I used them many times a shift so I need them quickly.
@@aaronvallejo8220 A football? How does that work?
@@r.rodriguez4991 Take the closed ratchet part and just wrap the strap around and around it.
No one that thinks this hard about rolling up ratchet straps, much less MAKES A TOOL TO DO IT, and makes a video to show it, builds a damn thing.
When you're going from place to place, you would think getting things done faster would a priority too...but I guess it's not because you like to pretend tools still can't be tools.
Spoken by a non-flatbed pulling person. 30 years and 3 million miles behind me. I absolutely built my own strap winder.
The Fastest way.
Have ur employees do it.. 😆🤣😂
Seems like he bought the drill just for that xD
Just the right size to fit in your pocket. Oh wait, I forgot. They don’t put pockets in women’s clothing
The truth is stranger then fiction it’s obvious and just plain common sense and real street smart……wow so old old old old old school 🤫🤣
Literally more trouble than it’s worth
Man went and bought a brand spanker wilfukyee just to wrap straps. Nice
What Milwaukee drill is too clean
Usually I just put it in my hand then wrap it around my elbow to hand until it's wrapped
Who wraps up straps???
Yeah I just use my hands and save money
Who winds ratchet straps?
That is fast.
That drill is brand new clean and looks fuckin weird
Do that have any for 4” straps?
Our flat bed semis had a thing thatd hang on the rail and you could just hand wind em
That drill is too clean for you to actually do any work with it. Of course you have time to figure out how to wind up a damn ratchet strap.
I dont wind them, I fold them
Bumblebee strap winder is way better. But meant for big boy 4" straps.
Where i can buy it
Nice hell yeah
That's a great way to fuck up your hand
Amazing
The fastest way to wind up a strap is dont...
Ingenious
Would be handy if you rolled in the correct direction.
You're doing it backwards the hook should go first when you throw it out and hooks on the end
I don’t think that’s wise. You could bust something or hurt someone. Personally the way he did it is better imo and is how I use mine everyday. Hand holds on the hook and throw the slack over the load walk to the other side and ratchet it up. I don’t see how you can think a metal hook that is rather heavy flying in the air is a good idea.. .
@@pappaclutch3266 15 years oilfield heavy haul. Hook rolls up first. Unless it's a 4' under hanging strap winch. Try hook first you might learn something.
That way works but it’s a pain to get it perfect I took a old 1/4” drive deep socket and ran cutoff wheel through it
Old spark plug socket works as well..
❄️☃️ I want one where can I get it☃️❄️
This has to be a wind-up?
By the time he went to the toolbox to get that I would have it rolled tight. Lol waste of money
Or there's a company that sales quality straps that wined themselves up. And not overly priced
Those straps will always be at least twice the cost...if they could produce at the same cost, they would be the only ones on the market
This isn't new. Our truck driver has been doing it for years...
Yeah...oldskool...fold them in half and roll them by hand. Fuggin electric shit these days!
Stick your winder in the middle of the stap. Takes half as long.
Duct tape strip and helicopter helicopter. Prolly use the same beat too..
I just throw them all under my truck seat and later you’ll see me on side of the highway separating them to get the right one lol
Start in the middle, half the winding.
Assuming they ain't tangled all to hell
Should start with the hook inside tho