Wow! That is a lot of work and many custom jigs! No wonder they cost so much. They seem like a great value after seeing how much effort this would take for me to get my workshop setup going, not to mention actually creating the bands. Great video. Thank you.
Hello ride Alongside, yes it does take some time and effort to do all the jigs, but once all is done and set, it will pay for it self in no time. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Outstanding, wish you had posted this video five years ago, now they have Euro style adaptors with built in inserts and muzzles to accommodate sling bands on Euro style guns that you can buy separately. You have to be able to make bands out in the fieldthese days no matter how well you prepare, rubbers are the first thing to go. The manufacture realized not many people have all these tools or a tool shop, innovation willalways find a way. This is such a great tutorial, maybe next winter I will try this out, you are great craftsman with a lot of creativity. Thanks!
Hello ramm one, for me was the cost of buying ready to use rubber bands that motivated me to find a way to start making it at home, it toke me some time to get all the fixtures made but it was worth it. I`m glad that you find this video useful. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
thank you for making this video. i got my first spear gun used and it needed new bands. figured no sweat i got this. yeah the 5/8 in tubing has been kicking my butt till now! thanks again!
Great video! Very useful information. By the way, you probably have the most clean, organized shop I have ever seen. Also looking forward to the speargun you've been working on, seems like an awesome roller!
Hello SouthSideRocka, making these videos forces me to keep the shop looking kind of organized, in that note I have to start recording some video, because the shop needs a bit of clening! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
+Dario martinez Hello Dario martinez, right now i have more free time, i´ll try to make a few more videos before the work starts to get busy! thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
+Nige Phillips Hello Nige Phillips, it will take a bit of time to make the jig, but after that it´s all verry simple and easy! Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Always wanted to know how to do that. All my guns are screw in rubbers. Was not looking forward to changing the heads on all of them. These rubbers just last so much longer as well. Thx for the info 😎
Hello ahmed sidi ali, I´m very happy to know that you found it usefull, it takes a bit of time to make some of the tools but it´s worth it. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videis!
man great video and in general congrats on your job. I saw what you did with the wooden spearguns and it was very nice. Unfortunately I canmot say the same about the rubbers. I admit that the whole jig thing is very clever but because speargun bans are quite "special" I have to say that this is not the proper way to reuse an old pair of bands. I would like to share with you some informations about the matter as lomg as you are interested and please note that I dont want to brag or anything like that. I repeat that I find your work very clever and impressive
Hello ThePlatont, I´m only reusing the plastic threaded inserts, to make new rubber bands, using brand new rubber. In my opinion these rubber bands are as good as any pre-made ones, and the final price is less than half. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Very Cool! Very nice you made your own jig. I do not use the Euro style bands (I am an American Spearo) but this is great to see and learn. Great instruction. Thank you! Cheers from America!
Really nice vid and I'm happy it worked, but I feel you overcomplicated this process. A simple knot in a piece of dyneema or spectra inserted in the band and a constrictors know on the band to hold everything in place works just as well. nice video though. the guns look great
+joseph smith Hello joseph smith, some spearguns heads have only 14mm threaded holes to secure the rubber bands, your method is recommended for speargun heads with holes, like the one you have! Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Have had metal inserts and i can see the plastic very well and i also understand the downfall of both of them. If the rubber breaks or you accidental slip and it fly into your hand or other bodyparts you will have serious damage and ontop of that the "hard" parts is the reason rubber breaks. Skip all the accessories, grind the cone on the rubber. take a "16 strand" 2mm rope and make a figure 8 knot put some dish washing liquid and push it into the hole with a screwdrive (goes very easy) then simple make a knot with the thread over the rubber and tighten. no hard parts that will break your rubber or your bones, it may still hurt but nothing compared to hard objects and its also cheaper.
Hello Isaac.Waddel 20 bucks my not sound much but in some countries it´s more than a full day´s wages, is all a personal choice. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Hello Orca Azur, this style of rubber bands are used in most European- style spearguns, even 2020. I just posted a new video if possible go to my channel and watch it. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
@@MrMyvids4you im in Europe, south France. Those rubbers are good if you hunt fish in holes, small distance. For biger, faster fish technique waiting or indian 3 rubbers at least (x 16mm). Check website, el greco spearfishing... Can be inspirational. I have one of his guns, 120cm méditerranée. Distance more than 6m, easy..very fast shaft 7mm 160cm. and with invert roller as Alemanni guns 8m distance. If you hunt in Mediterranean basin, fish is not as in the oceans... Here, fast reaction is very important or no fish f lunch 😁 in Ocean situation is different, fish dont run away immediately and came easier and closer. Like youre videos you are very qood with metal parts, i was so curious to see final results for your roller.. Maby soon.. Thanks for sharing..
Hello Claudinho Nova História, the threaded "male" inserts that are fitted on to the ends of the new rubber bands, are the ones that I removed from the old broken bands, and as far as I know there not available in the market. The pieces with inside threads "female" are from a "2mm wire wishbone" and that can be found on any spearfishing store or on line. Obrigado for the comment and for watching.
Olá Pesca Saloia, os elásticos que usei neste vídeo foram comprados na "PinguimSub" mas também comprei alguns na "DeamonTeak Spearguns" que é um fabricante português de armas de caça submarina. Obrigado pelo comentário e por ter gostado do vídeo!
Hello Robert Gee, the piece of pencil was removed to created a pocket for the ball bearing, the pocket keeps the ball in the right position to be pushed into the rubber band. The hole that i drilled and tapped is for the threaded metal piece (srew) to push the ball bearing into the rubber band, locking the plastic insert in the right position. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Hello Anthony Rada Bernardo, i haven´t made it yet, because I decided to start making the line reels, this way it´s easier to shape the wood to match the reels. Thanks for watching!
Hello yaser al-harthi, the bulk rubber that i used i bought it from a local fishing store caled "Pinguim Sub" i don´t know if they sell to other countries. My best suggestion will searching on "ebay" Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Hello tolga1 cool, yes, making it at home is a bit intense, but in my opinion the advantages of it outweigh the time and effort. Thanks for the comment and for watching
Hello محمد نصر I buy mine from a local fishing tackle shop, but if you make a search on line you'll find many options to choose from, one that I know is "Ermes-Sub from Italy. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Hello David E. Garcia-Mendia, The good thing here is that you used the words JUST LOOKS, because in reality it´s very easy to do. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Hello 98976h, making the jigs "tools" is the only thing that will take some time, once that is done making the bands is quite simple and fast to do. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Hello Νικος Παπαδακης once the "jigs" are made it's very easy and fast to make all kinds of sizes of rubber bands, and the price is less then half from the ones already made. Thanks for the comment and for watching
Hello Alberto Acosta, i know it´s easier to go to the store and buying it ready to use, however the time and work to make the tools will be paid in no time and the satisfaction of doing it yourself is price less. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Wow! That is a lot of work and many custom jigs! No wonder they cost so much. They seem like a great value after seeing how much effort this would take for me to get my workshop setup going, not to mention actually creating the bands. Great video. Thank you.
Hello ride Alongside,
yes it does take some time and effort to do all the jigs, but once all is done and set, it will pay for it self in no time.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
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Outstanding, wish you had posted this video five years ago, now they have Euro style adaptors with built in inserts and muzzles to accommodate sling bands on Euro style guns that you can buy separately. You have to be able to make bands out in the fieldthese days no matter how well you prepare, rubbers are the first thing to go. The manufacture realized not many people have all these tools or a tool shop, innovation willalways find a way. This is such a great tutorial, maybe next winter I will try this out, you are great craftsman with a lot of creativity. Thanks!
Hello ramm one,
for me was the cost of buying ready to use rubber bands that motivated me to find a way to start making it at home, it toke me some time to get all the fixtures made but it was worth it.
I`m glad that you find this video useful.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
thank you for making this video. i got my first spear gun used and it needed new bands. figured no sweat i got this. yeah the 5/8 in tubing has been kicking my butt till now! thanks again!
Hello onebaddj,
thanks for finding my video useful.
Wow always wondered how to get elastic into the thread piece now I know 😀👍👍👍👍👍 best vid I seen in a long time.
Thank you for the clear illustration.
Great video! Very useful information. By the way, you probably have the most clean, organized shop I have ever seen. Also looking forward to the speargun you've been working on, seems like an awesome roller!
Hello SouthSideRocka,
making these videos forces me to keep the shop looking kind of organized, in that note I have to start recording some video, because the shop needs a bit of clening!
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
i very impresive with the replacement skill by using cool handmade external tools. awsome job
glad you are back on. nice work on making the euro bands
+Dario martinez
Hello Dario martinez,
right now i have more free time, i´ll try to make a few more videos before the work starts to get busy!
thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
I think if I tried that, the season would be over by the time the guns ready😂
Anlatım ve paylaşım için teşekkürler. Güzel bir bilgi paylaşımı.
(Thanks for the lecture and sharing. Good information sharing.)
Me gusta hermano ese vídeo muy bueno yo tengo las piezas pero no sabía montar las ligas
Thanks for sharing.
Excellent way of explaining your skills! Thanks a lot for sharing. Roberto
Hello rrubalc,
Thanks for watching and for liking my work.
thanks this is very helpful keep up the good work much love all the way from algeria north africa
Hello Moste Belkacc,
thanks for the encouragement and for watching.
Excellent video, will give these a go myself.
+Nige Phillips
Hello Nige Phillips,
it will take a bit of time to make the jig, but after that it´s all verry simple and easy!
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Good video, very clear instructions ...... thanks for the lesson!!
Always wanted to know how to do that.
All my guns are screw in rubbers. Was not looking forward to changing the heads on all of them.
These rubbers just last so much longer as well. Thx for the info 😎
Thank you sir
FANTASTIC
super description thanks just when i needed it
Hello ahmed sidi ali,
I´m very happy to know that you found it usefull, it takes a bit of time to make some of the tools but it´s worth it.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videis!
this was very helpful thankyou
man great video and in general congrats on your job. I saw what you did with the wooden spearguns and it was very nice. Unfortunately I canmot say the same about the rubbers. I admit that the whole jig thing is very clever but because speargun bans are quite "special" I have to say that this is not the proper way to reuse an old pair of bands. I would like to share with you some informations about the matter as lomg as you are interested and please note that I dont want to brag or anything like that. I repeat that I find your work very clever and impressive
Hello ThePlatont,
I´m only reusing the plastic threaded inserts, to make new rubber bands, using brand new rubber. In my opinion these rubber bands are as good as any pre-made ones, and the final price is less than half.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Hola amigo muy bueno el video en otra oportunida en español
very helpful video. great work. thanks
Very Cool! Very nice you made your own jig. I do not use the Euro style bands (I am an American Spearo) but this is great to see and learn. Great instruction. Thank you! Cheers from America!
Really nice vid and I'm happy it worked, but I feel you overcomplicated this process. A simple knot in a piece of dyneema or spectra inserted in the band and a constrictors know on the band to hold everything in place works just as well. nice video though. the guns look great
+joseph smith
Hello joseph smith,
some spearguns heads have only 14mm threaded holes to secure the rubber bands, your method is recommended for speargun heads with holes, like the one you have!
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Yeah my guns don't use threads.
this is amazing , I throw away so many bands,,,
ur amazingly good at making stuff great job
+Jay Russell
Hello Jay Russel,
Thanks for the compliment, and for watching my videos!
Thanks for good ideas
+ฐาปกรณ์ กันแพงศรี
Hello ฐาปกรณ์ กันแพงศรี,
thank you for watching and participating in this channel!
Merci beaucoup
Hello DJ Rostom,
pas de quoi.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
I'm looking for here is the video I was looking for. Thanks to the good work :)
+Birol Ataseven
Hello Birol Ataseven,
you´re welcome, thanks for watching my videos!
Have had metal inserts and i can see the plastic very well and i also understand the downfall of both of them.
If the rubber breaks or you accidental slip and it fly into your hand or other bodyparts you will have serious damage and ontop of that the "hard" parts is the reason rubber breaks.
Skip all the accessories, grind the cone on the rubber. take a "16 strand" 2mm rope and make a figure 8 knot put some dish washing liquid and push it into the hole with a screwdrive (goes very easy)
then simple make a knot with the thread over the rubber and tighten. no hard parts that will break your rubber or your bones, it may still hurt but nothing compared to hard objects and its also cheaper.
Can you plz recommend any video for the process you explained ?
@@Rangeelaboy
(and use lubrication / dish washing fluid to inser the knot into the rubber)
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good work I loved that
+Ali alshehri
Hello Ali alshehri,
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
great work mate
Hello filisi pohahau,
thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
wanderfull work thank's a lot
+Abdou mir
Hello Abdou mir,
you´re welcome, thanks for watching!
thank you !
Hello Alexandar Simic,
Thank you to for the comment and for watching.
What do you mean about mixing up the plastic threads please explain more to me. I’m going to give this a go such a great vid 👍👍👍👍
good job very genius that amazing
Hello Ali alshehri,
thanks again for your support.
your channels just super. Thank you.
+Kuralbek Izimbergenov
Hello Kuralbek Izimbergenov,
Thanks for the support, and for watching my videos!
very nice video and easy work up see you my friend
+PescapneaLMaggiore
Hello PescapneaLMaggiore,
thanks for participating in my channel!
good job really good vid! but i think it would be easier just spending 20 bucks as i don't have all those tools
Hello Isaac.Waddel
20 bucks my not sound much but in some countries it´s more than a full day´s wages, is all a personal choice.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
No more 20 mm bands for older spearguns so I have to make myself
exelen good yes
so nice sir
Hello Black Mamba,
good to know that you liked it.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
thank you grat help
Hello Hamza Ben Younes,
good to know that you find it useful.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Good job as usual, but who use those rubbers in 2016..thats for old guns. By the way.. Where is rest of videos for your roller gun.?
Hello Orca Azur, this style of rubber bands are used in most European-
style spearguns, even 2020.
I just posted a new video if possible go to my channel and watch it.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
@@MrMyvids4you im in Europe, south France. Those rubbers are good if you hunt fish in holes, small distance. For biger, faster fish technique waiting or indian 3 rubbers at least (x 16mm). Check website, el greco spearfishing... Can be inspirational. I have one of his guns, 120cm méditerranée. Distance more than 6m, easy..very fast shaft 7mm 160cm.
and with invert roller as Alemanni guns 8m distance. If you hunt in Mediterranean basin, fish is not as in the oceans... Here, fast reaction is very important or no fish f lunch 😁 in Ocean situation is different, fish dont run away immediately and came easier and closer.
Like youre videos you are very qood with metal parts, i was so curious to see final results for your roller.. Maby soon.. Thanks for sharing..
Nice video, congrats
Hello Sea Adventures,
thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Olá amigo... Gostaria de saber onde eu posso encontrar essas roscas pra embutir a borracha novamente?... Obrigado
Hello Claudinho Nova História,
the threaded "male" inserts that are fitted on to the ends of the new rubber bands, are the ones that I removed from the old broken bands, and as far as I know there not available in the market.
The pieces with inside threads "female" are from a "2mm wire wishbone" and that can be found on any spearfishing store or on line.
Obrigado for the comment and for watching.
was of great help to me....much appreciated.
Hello randy singh,
I´m glad that you liked it.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Very useful
Hello Jean-Mario Mario
I´m glad you found it useful.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
nice job ;)
keep doing great thing , we learn from u :)
+Dzdoctors.com
Hello Dzdoctors.com
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
but not gun
Nice work but still prefer to buy it..😁
Boas! É de que zona de Portugal? Belos vídeos! Obrigado.
Hello Miguelpug,
Algarve.
Obrigado pelo comentário e também por ver os meus vídeos!
Boas, parabéns pelo video, só pelos comentários é que vi que era Portugues!!! lol. Uma questão, onde compra os elásticos em bruto?? Abraço.
Olá Pesca Saloia,
os elásticos que usei neste vídeo foram comprados na "PinguimSub"
mas também comprei alguns na "DeamonTeak Spearguns" que é um fabricante português de armas de caça submarina.
Obrigado pelo comentário e por ter gostado do vídeo!
@MrMyvids4you What did you glue inside the caps? Piece of pencil? If so did you drilled all the way making a hole on the piece of pencil? Thanks
Hello Robert Gee,
the piece of pencil was removed to created a pocket for the ball bearing, the pocket keeps the ball in the right position to be pushed into the rubber band.
The hole that i drilled and tapped is for the threaded metal piece (srew) to push the ball bearing into the rubber band, locking the plastic insert in the right position.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Great! 😊
+gereniax
Hello gereniax,
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
ESELENT GREAT GOOD
thanks for sharing :)
Hi sir..Can I ask? Where is your continuation of video #7?..
Hello Anthony Rada Bernardo,
i haven´t made it yet, because I decided to start making the line reels, this way it´s easier to shape the wood to match the reels.
Thanks for watching!
You are amazing. Can i ask you a question? Where can i found a website that sell like this bands. Best regard for U.
Hello yaser al-harthi,
the bulk rubber that i used i bought it from a local fishing store caled "Pinguim Sub" i don´t know if they sell to other countries. My best suggestion will searching on "ebay"
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
where we can buy the rubber (solid) and the attachment in both end.
Hello robe go,
search on line for (speargun rubber bands by the metre) "eBay" "Amazon"
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Can you tell me diameter of ball that you fix inside the rubber??
Thks lot
Hello Gennaro Cappuccio,
the diameter of the steel ball is 8mm, same for the plastic one.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Thanks so much 🤝🤝🤝
Perfect thanks. What is the song at 15:46???
Hello Stelios Kyprou,
the name is: "Screts Screts" from Silent Partner.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos and also liking the song!
Pretty nice! But holy crap that's such a pain in the ass. Regular circular rubbers are so so much easier
Hello tolga1 cool,
yes, making it at home is a bit intense, but in my opinion the advantages of it outweigh the time and effort.
Thanks for the comment and for watching
Where to get the rubber
Hello محمد نصر
I buy mine from a local fishing tackle shop, but if you make a search on line you'll find many options to choose from, one that I know is "Ermes-Sub from Italy.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
Try veg. glycerine to preserve exposed surface of rubber, not at the pinched rubber.
Great, you just made a simple process look extremely difficult.
Hello David E. Garcia-Mendia,
The good thing here is that you used the words JUST LOOKS, because in reality it´s very easy to do.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
🌷🌷🌷🌷😘 good thank yuo
Hello محمد البلوي
you´re welcome and thanks for the comment and for watching!
Very helpful but not simple thing to do
Hello 98976h,
making the jigs "tools" is the only thing that will take some time, once that is done making the bands is quite simple and fast to do.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos.
What the name of this band
Bro you need to sell these products! I would buy it! #takemymoney
Hello newbreedian,
thanks for the encouragement, and for watching my videos!
good job,,,,but not wörth it too much work to do!!
Hello Νικος Παπαδακης
once the "jigs" are made it's very easy and fast to make all kinds of sizes of rubber bands, and the price is less then half from the ones already made.
Thanks for the comment and for watching
7 good time been
Sorry but that wasnt easy.too meny tools to make before you build the bands.
Hello Alberto Acosta,
i know it´s easier to go to the store and buying it ready to use, however the time and work to make the tools will be paid in no time and the satisfaction of doing it yourself is price less.
Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!
Algo vi pero mejor huviese sido en español
I can made it by myself thanks to woodprix website
ohhhhh yehhhhhhhhh thinks.............
Keep rubber clean of fish material oils. Last longer.
how is that easy???? nobody has all this equipment at home ':D
Got lost after 5 minutes….
Gig at your email address
The only basic tool is your saliva hhh.
Use soap instead and call it how to become pro..
Nice vid