Max ReBar Tier RB397 Instructional video

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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
  • RB397 has been discontinued and replaced by model RB398 www.fastenerus...
    Video produced by Max USA Corp. Online sales available at FastenerUSA Systems Inc. an Authorized Max Dealer. Fastener USA offers 3-5 day delivery within the Mainland USA with low cost overnight shipping upgrades! Max Tie wire and accessories are also available with 3-5 day delivery!!

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  • @271production
    @271production 8 років тому +2

    This tool is awesome, we use it every once in a while and anyone can use it. The great thing is that you can tie strongly and quickly without having to be experienced in tieing rebar.

    • @Buster5000
      @Buster5000 3 роки тому +1

      are you sure that strongly ?? are you sure it ties strongly ?? it seems that the knot is not that strong

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo 2 роки тому +1

      @@Buster5000 a lot of wire and not holding the bars together...

  • @corbingreiner9879
    @corbingreiner9879 8 років тому +5

    I got out of the concrete tilt up business back in1998. We were still using the manual drill style twister. I feel like the last guy to use a musket in the civil war and I've just seen my first machine gun demonstration.

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada Рік тому

      I was trying before that and we just used our hands and pliers.

    • @prov0cative69
      @prov0cative69 11 місяців тому +1

      @@Del-Canada I'm a steelman currently and literally every steelman on my site uses our hands and pliers, seems like it still the norm, only people I see use these kinds of tool are electricians and pipe layers.

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada 11 місяців тому

      @@prov0cative69 I made a typo. I meant to say tying and not trying. LOL Well, you knew what I meant obviously. Do you tie in the cold? I live in eastern Canada and you were out tying steel regardless of the temp. Man, some crazy days, but so many great days also. Always worked with good crews. Made some lifetime friends also. I have been retired from that work since 1997.

    • @prov0cative69
      @prov0cative69 11 місяців тому +1

      @@Del-Canada Yeah we do, im in Canada as well (Ontario), so I feel ya on the cold days haha. Always a deadline to meet and never enough areas to warm up.
      We've actually had the opposite issue this past week though where its been over 40 degrees with the humidex in September, way too hot but shits gotta get done.
      It's a great job though, pays great, keeps you fit, and idk about other sites but I've met so many interesting and hard working people, really seems just like a collection of competent workers for the most part in the trade, very few weak links, anyone who keeps the job more than 3 months seems to turn into a near perfect worker, its great.

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada 11 місяців тому

      @@prov0cative69 It's hard to find people with a solid work ethic these days. Everybody is a social media clout goblins.

  • @FastenerUSAdotcom
    @FastenerUSAdotcom  12 років тому

    We appreciate your concern. While the gears may look like plastic, they are are actually made of high quality hardened steel. They will have extremely long life so long as you use TW897A wire that has not been rusted from exposure. Rusty wire acts like a file on the teeth on the feeding gears wearing them down faster. For the longest life on the feeding gears use use Electro Galvanized or Poly Coated wire. Replacement cost on these are $81 USD per gear.

  • @ameunier41
    @ameunier41 8 років тому +3

    Some explaining
    1- The dial must be a tension dial, you want more pressure you put it to 3.
    2: The price tag will go down when the patent drop.

    • @Fanta....
      @Fanta.... 4 роки тому

      Has the patent drop yet? my hanz now ground to nubs, also nubs starting to grind to dust, also dust is getting into sensor.

  • @rockdawg1467
    @rockdawg1467 8 років тому +1

    I knew it was a matter of time that they would come up with this will be a time saver

  • @FastenerUSAdotcom
    @FastenerUSAdotcom  12 років тому +1

    Hi Brian, there has been some good improvements at keeping debris and moisture out of the internal parts compared to earlier generations such as RB392 and RB395. Earlier models needed to have a tool cover for dusty/moist environments because the frames did not seal well enough. But the RB397 has a much tighter seal on the frames. If you're still concerned about moisture Max has a tool cover to fit this model available.

  • @johannesdolch
    @johannesdolch 8 років тому +50

    Why the hell are 2.6 million people watching this. The total amount of people who will ever use this is maybe 100k. Speaking of it, why the hell am i watching this in the middle of the night.

    • @itsmemaario
      @itsmemaario 8 років тому +4

      Bro, We are the wanderers of the endless ocean of internet. Happy voyages.

    • @nguyenhoanggiang7297
      @nguyenhoanggiang7297 8 років тому

      I view this because of that number LOL

    • @ebrahemmh
      @ebrahemmh 8 років тому

      Same here :)

    • @gmacmachuri1217
      @gmacmachuri1217 8 років тому

      asking my self the same question haha

    • @-_-MARANTZ
      @-_-MARANTZ 8 років тому

      me too

  • @majdq8
    @majdq8 9 років тому +8

    This is a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. An experienced rebar tier can do it just as fast without the danger or complications.

    • @Alalpog
      @Alalpog 8 років тому +5

      +majdq8 the problem of that is that experienced rebar tiers are decreasing in number.

    • @b0ssm4ch1n3
      @b0ssm4ch1n3 6 років тому +1

      Defiantly cant tie as fast lol. Watch the Wacker Neuson version. Actually looks decent. I'd love to see someone walk on site with one 😂😂

    • @edmondsamurri5637
      @edmondsamurri5637 6 років тому

      majdq8

    • @aguilayserpiente
      @aguilayserpiente 6 років тому +1

      majdq8 The point of the tool is automation to eliminate units of labor.

    • @sammyb3218
      @sammyb3218 6 років тому +1

      I tie faster and tighter then that, and use way less wire

  • @rwc201
    @rwc201 10 років тому +1

    These do work well for smaller bar/wire mesh. It would be great if you could run one off a wire spool on your belt - small wire cartridges don't last long & are pricey!

  • @alexcorl2247
    @alexcorl2247 8 років тому +145

    How did I end up here? Why am I watching this video? What am I doing with my life?

    • @erebostd
      @erebostd 8 років тому +3

      I don't even know what this thing exactly is doing!

    • @FrustratedBaboon
      @FrustratedBaboon 7 років тому +6

      Waiting to get old and die.

    • @Matanumi
      @Matanumi 7 років тому

      anything to keep you from tieing bar for the rest of time

    • @bibolcs
      @bibolcs 6 років тому +2

      Because you are not a pro in nothing

    • @Anonymous-up9ne
      @Anonymous-up9ne 6 років тому +1

      You are just doing your time here mate this world is a prison.

  • @thisizcle140
    @thisizcle140 7 років тому +2

    legit tool.....obviously not the best for very large mats.....but your basic rebar ties in footers and bar not needing to be moved very far this is a great tool but does get easily jammed with dirt and sand but careful use can avoid that

  • @Fanta....
    @Fanta.... 4 роки тому

    It's 3am right now, but i feel i'm too invested to stop watching it the whole way through now. Is this even real life?

    • @blackhearted6
      @blackhearted6 3 роки тому

      ua-cam.com/video/IbH-VB-HE_Y/v-deo.html

  • @ec-jf1fc
    @ec-jf1fc 8 років тому +20

    How did I get here?

  • @electriciandallastx9182
    @electriciandallastx9182 8 років тому

    Thanks for the suggestions you have contributed here.

  • @mortie806
    @mortie806 10 років тому +12

    I have built thousands of cages we had some thing similar to this it, it work enough to hang bars but not secure them strong enough to be picked up by a crane they are fast and sloppy and are not consistent, but they do help screw with your buddy's water bottles

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  10 років тому +3

      There is a tension setting on the top of the tool which increases the tightness of the tie. However, in some applications, depending on the bar size and weight of the cage it is entirely possible that the tie may not be tight enough to crane some cages up into the air. Thanks for your feedback.

    • @godinnlives1591
      @godinnlives1591 8 років тому +3

      You mean, you already know and didn't bother to tell the truth in the video

    • @capcadoi
      @capcadoi 8 років тому +3

      Of course this tool is not the answer to all building site necessities. This is a tool for tying light rebar structures. I'm not even working in the construction field and I managed to figure this out. This is like saying your car manufacturers lied to you and didn't tell you your car is suitable for all kinds of terrain. It's basic common sense.

    • @akramgoogl6095
      @akramgoogl6095 6 років тому

      mortie806 did you try it before? really the manual way it's better and stronger?

    • @jackwilliams7738
      @jackwilliams7738 2 роки тому

      @@FastenerUSAdotcom what is the tightest tension?

  • @hamlettelmah441
    @hamlettelmah441 8 років тому

    Single loop ties it better and stronger than double or triple loops. In my construction days laying rebar was when our hourly used to go up to $ 55 an hr each and we used to do overtime all 5 days of the week. Oh the old days,

  • @marcushennings9513
    @marcushennings9513 5 років тому +1

    Great tool.. easy to understand, use and well worth the purchas if doing a big project.

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo 2 роки тому

      lol, 2m² is not a big thing...

  • @HeyChongo
    @HeyChongo 7 років тому +2

    Seen someone selling one of these and curiosity killed the cat lol. That's how I got here

  • @indubitably_
    @indubitably_ 8 років тому

    Looks like a harbor freight quality tool. The wire is the strongest part on it

  • @mattcreator8480
    @mattcreator8480 8 років тому +4

    it's nearly 3am and this tool bites.

  • @TyDaleChannel
    @TyDaleChannel 2 роки тому

    I wish I could see more of the mechanism on how the wires are wrapped around eachother

  • @Del-Canada
    @Del-Canada 3 роки тому +1

    This would have been nice thirty years ago when I was tying rebar by hand for 5 years on major bridge project.

  • @smacman68
    @smacman68 11 років тому

    You have been owned. And I would much rather use this awesome tool than the way the guys are working their asses off in your video.

  • @ulifeldsieper364
    @ulifeldsieper364 7 років тому +2

    I used it in swiss and we had a lot of error and used more wire than before !! we usually used around 200 kg per 10 tons of beams welded nd wired. this machine misses the rebar so often that I spend 2000Euro per month just on error
    its a nice idea but it needs to work better and the price is ......

  • @marcoantoniomartinezdonoso1180
    @marcoantoniomartinezdonoso1180 4 роки тому +1

    La use en las tórtolas en el año 2008 y 2011, es muy buena,👍👍👍

  • @djmorganofficial5807
    @djmorganofficial5807 8 років тому

    what a smart bit of kit, i never seen one before, it was in my to watch list on here

  • @rubenl2628
    @rubenl2628 12 років тому

    Getting big slabs ready this thing is worth it then doing it old.school wire and pliers or spinners

  • @jeffteengfo3109
    @jeffteengfo3109 8 років тому +6

    why is this in my recommendation?

  • @paintbasstard
    @paintbasstard 8 років тому +9

    how did I go from watching 22plinkster to this?

  • @karljcraig
    @karljcraig 8 років тому +1

    great tool ties off slab mesh heaps fast

  • @memyselfandcorpse2
    @memyselfandcorpse2 9 років тому +3

    Used em.
    These things suck, seems like a GOOD idea, but it can only do one type of tie, and they're REALLY prone to jamming.
    I'd chose my manual knipex 300s over this anyday.

  • @davesstuff1599
    @davesstuff1599 7 років тому

    Nice tool but the joint isn't tight, will kick back an inspection easily.

  • @mr-t1243
    @mr-t1243 8 років тому +3

    The plastic looks brittle on the tool

  • @firstgabion7741
    @firstgabion7741 4 роки тому

    great video, very helpful information, thanks a lot !

  • @serifdogan5705
    @serifdogan5705 8 років тому +10

    the worst invention I've ever seen after the unicycle.

  • @SuperBlobsterMan
    @SuperBlobsterMan 11 років тому +1

    Contractors don't care about neat and tight. Especially non-union rat contractors. Its all about speed and minimizing the hands that need to be hired.

  • @mgdazam8209
    @mgdazam8209 8 років тому +17

    time saver but it doesnt tie it tightly so manual is much better

    • @makim-k5850
      @makim-k5850 5 років тому

      Also, these things cost literally over $2,000

    • @KevinPolin
      @KevinPolin 4 роки тому

      You don't need it that tight...

  • @joseph-mariopelerin7028
    @joseph-mariopelerin7028 8 років тому +1

    it really look like a p-of-s black and decker... for light gardener only! im sure if you use that tool with dirty gloves, it just catch on fire

  • @pascoesvale
    @pascoesvale 3 роки тому

    Why am I watching this at 7am?

  • @SDeww
    @SDeww 8 років тому

    this machine will never be mass used in construction, its too delicate with its censors and dust and all that nonsense, and if you buy this machine than you have to buy their wire and supplies, the way its being done now is more cost efficient.

  • @Knox-umbra
    @Knox-umbra 8 років тому +15

    How did I even end up on this video?

  • @aphextwin1991
    @aphextwin1991 6 років тому

    This is only good to give to a labourer who doesnt know to tie correctly to help the professionals.. concrete life

  • @Ripedg
    @Ripedg 5 років тому

    best machien out ther! U cant comper hande wire ore eny thing. Thirst time i just it whos 2004. u cant comper whit hand work! i work in sweden.

  • @SuperBlobsterMan
    @SuperBlobsterMan 11 років тому +1

    Yeah but it means you need one less guy doing tie wraps by hand. That is money in the pocket of the contractor for his luxury vacations. Tie wire is cheaper than paying your concrete guys $30 hour.

  • @jamesrock8521
    @jamesrock8521 8 років тому +6

    better manual laborer to tie bar , no maintenace

    • @shadowblack1987
      @shadowblack1987 8 років тому

      No.

    • @joshua7426
      @joshua7426 8 років тому

      umm yes, much faster and efficient to use a whirlie bird tool than an overpriced electric tool

    • @cranci
      @cranci 8 років тому +2

      He wouldn't even jam

    • @Mitchs
      @Mitchs 8 років тому

      if this tool way too much yell yeah

  • @jolujo5842
    @jolujo5842 8 років тому +49

    I'm not seeing where this thing would save manhours.
    Actually it looks like a time and money burner.

    • @crystalmay4886
      @crystalmay4886 8 років тому +1

      agreed.

    • @cranci
      @cranci 8 років тому +2

      like those electric knives..

    • @schmooza6812
      @schmooza6812 8 років тому +34

      You obviously have never tied an acre of rebar.

    • @joshpoe
      @joshpoe 8 років тому +5

      ;you hit the nail on the head, I like the part where it says keep it away from dust. Haha good thing there is no dust when doing footing and stems.....

    • @bdbdbdbdbd
      @bdbdbdbdbd 7 років тому +2

      This Japanese instrument)

  • @eddiedazz6284
    @eddiedazz6284 9 років тому

    excellent tools

    • @lilylily1114
      @lilylily1114 8 років тому

      +Eddie dazz
      rebar
      tier rebar cutter rebar tying machine rebar tying tool rb397
      rb395 KW0039 KW0041 xdl400 RT580RT450RT280 www.kowytools.com
      Specifications
      of RT-580 450 280 machines

      Model

      RT-580

      RT-280

      RT-450


      Applicable Rebar
      Size

      12-65 mm

      4-28 mm

      6-40 mm


      Wraps per knot

      3-4 wraps

      2-3 wraps

      2-3 wraps


      Ties per charger

      2500 knots

      3300 knots

      2700 knots


      Ties per roll of
      wire

      90-78 knots

      230-170 knots

      170-120 knots


      Wire length per
      tying

      103-128 cm

      43-58 cm

      60-82 cm


      Machine Size

      31.5*30.5*10.5cm

      28*30*10.5 cm

      30*30*10.5cm


      Machine Net Weight

      2.8 Kg

      2.7 Kg

      2.7 Kg


      Battery Type

      Li-ion

      Li-ion

      Li-ion


      Charging Time

      70 minutes

      70 minutes

      70 minutes


      Wire diameter

      0.8 mm

      0.8 mm

      0.8 mm


      Length per coil

      100 m

      100 m

      100 m


      Weight per coil

      0.40 Kg

      0.40 Kg

      0.40 Kg


      Pack per box

      2 pcs

      2 pcs

      2 pcs


      Charger per box

      1 pcs

      1 pcs

      1 pcs


      Package size

      48.5*13.5*38.5 cm

      48.5*13.5*38.5 cm

      48.5*13.5*38.5 cm


      Package weight

      7.70 Kg

      7.65 Kg

      7.65Kg

      1.one year
      warranty for the machine with CE certificate
      2.One set
      package includes: one machine two pcs batteries
      one charger one user manual one pliers four rolls of wire coils one
      plastic box one gift box
      3.The package: after plastic box is a small carton then 3 or 2 pcs into a big carton.
      REDUCES TYING TIME
      5 times faster than manual tying. Makes ties in less than 1sec. per tie
      with consistent tie strength. High speed tying saves you time and money.
      LI-ION HIGHER CAPACITY
      BATTERY
      Thanks to the Lithium-lon battery technology the RT450 ties approx. 3000
      ties per charge which is 6 times more than Ni-Cd model. Less charging time
      means more productive work on the jobsites. Also Lithium-Ion battery has
      no Memory Effect so you can charge the battery whenever convenient
      BRUSHLESS TWISTING
      MOTOR
      The brushless electric motor offers higher efficiency and longer life. It
      increases ties per charge by 35% comparing with older model motor and does
      not require service caused by brush erosion or dirt on commutator.
      LIGHT WEIGHT &
      COMPACT BODY
      Weighs only 5.2lbs Easy to handle.
      ONE HAND OPERATION
      Allows worker to hold re-bar while tying reducing set up time.
      RFQ
      1. Q: Are you a factory or
      a trading company ?
      A: We are a factory.
      2. Q: Can you
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      paying the freight charges?
      A: We make the Proforma Invoice
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      terms?
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      in US dollarsunless specified in the quotation sent to you.
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  • @jj8171
    @jj8171 6 років тому

    this means it will work with your luck

  • @mohammedtoyyub6969
    @mohammedtoyyub6969 2 роки тому

    Hi my question is that can our local manual wire be rolled around the once the refill runs out because importing won't be feasible

  • @jahRambo
    @jahRambo 10 років тому

    way faster than tying by hand but malfunction constantly requiring very expensive servicing

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  10 років тому

      Here's a few things you can do to keep your tool running smooth without needing costly repairs. 1) Blow out the feeding gear channels with compressed air at the end of each day. 2) Keep the tool off the ground. Use the belt clip. This prevents small rocks and foreign debris from entering the housing as well protecting the frames from unnecessary damage 3) Using the tool properly. All the information you need for preventative maintenance is included in this video. To learn about this we recommend taking the time to watch the entire instructional video. Thanks for your feedback.

    • @reyesmorales100
      @reyesmorales100 8 років тому

      never faster than tying whit hand,

  • @ricethao9379
    @ricethao9379 10 років тому

    it well last long if you don't work with concrete or outside project ..

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  10 років тому

      It is true that this tool is a very sophisticated machine and should be treated with respect, which doesn't always bode well on construction projects using concrete and re-bar. However, as we've mentioned in response to other posts there's a few things you can do to keep your tool running smooth 1) Blow out the feeding gear channels with compressed air at the end of each day. 2) Keep the tool off the ground. Use the belt clip. This is key since this will prevent small rocks and foreign debris from entering the housing as well protecting the frames from unnecessary damage 3) Using the tool properly. All the information you need for preventative maintenance is included in this video. To learn about this we recommend taking the time to watch the entire instructional video. Thanks for your comment.

  • @rodrigoosorioosorio5364
    @rodrigoosorioosorio5364 9 років тому

    Por favor necisto saber cuanto vale y cuantos dias demora el envio a colombia. cual es el sitema de pago

  • @AgricultureBangladesh
    @AgricultureBangladesh 6 років тому

    nice product

  • @josealfonsorosas4887
    @josealfonsorosas4887 9 років тому

    soy de Colombia,me interesa conocer el precio y en que ciudad la consigo.

  • @jenniferanderson9931
    @jenniferanderson9931 8 років тому

    smart like horse strong like tractor

    • @youderektube1
      @youderektube1 8 років тому

      No,no: "Strong like bull, smart like tractor" (in your best Russian accent).

  • @juanpablogdoce
    @juanpablogdoce 9 років тому

    amigos , estoy en COLOMBIA SUR AMERICA , donde pedo conseguir esta herramienta y cuanto vale

  • @YKLABATYD
    @YKLABATYD 8 років тому +1

    you have 2000 dollar tool and you can not afford gloves that fit??

  • @daennure8829
    @daennure8829 8 років тому

    i see a lot of people who are happy with the tool, you won't be when you will get unemployed !

  • @deej19142
    @deej19142 8 років тому +5

    Did they spell coated wrong?

  • @steve531109
    @steve531109 8 років тому +1

    looks awkward and prone to glitches with all those moving parts .

  • @dazaessox
    @dazaessox 8 років тому +3

    will never beat a proper steel fixer
    would have the job done in fraction of a time and better job

    • @ssss-df5qz
      @ssss-df5qz 8 років тому +2

      and less wire?

    • @crystalmay4886
      @crystalmay4886 8 років тому +3

      +ss ss
      damn straight

    • @Recovering_Californian
      @Recovering_Californian 8 років тому

      riiiight ...sure you could

    • @ssss-df5qz
      @ssss-df5qz 8 років тому

      +mikeallenbrown1 - says you, the quite obviously not rebar fitter!

    • @dazaessox
      @dazaessox 8 років тому +1

      Worked with steel for years
      Prove me wrong loud mouth

  • @ynlalkhalil4511
    @ynlalkhalil4511 6 років тому

    nice video

  • @BillyBob-ik4pn
    @BillyBob-ik4pn 8 років тому +2

    2:55 coarted wire

    • @Fanta....
      @Fanta.... 4 роки тому

      Special wire with special coarting. the coarting is how they make baby wires.

  • @fredysejas1022
    @fredysejas1022 6 років тому +1

    Me gustaria adquirir la maquina, podria darme costo o mayor referencia

  • @sethukrish4464
    @sethukrish4464 8 років тому

    I would like to have a quotation and could you deliver at Doha

  • @gueddahichem3349
    @gueddahichem3349 8 років тому

    combien ça coûte c'est trot bien ça pour les chantier

  • @vutan4492
    @vutan4492 8 років тому +3

    can it use for 1.5mm dia wire?

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  8 років тому +2

      Uses only MAX TW898 tie wire. www.fastenerusa.com/tw898-regular-max-tie-wire-50-roll-case.html

  • @rodrigoosorioosorio5364
    @rodrigoosorioosorio5364 9 років тому

    Pregunta: una vez se termine el alambre en el carretel, se puede recargar?

    • @reyesmorales100
      @reyesmorales100 8 років тому

      si se acaba el alambre tienes que comprar otra nueva

  • @refael1982
    @refael1982 8 років тому

    I'm from Israel. I wanted to know how I buy this device? And how much it costs me if I invite 500 1000 units?

    • @Fanta....
      @Fanta.... 4 роки тому

      For those numbers, you're looking at a pretty decent Tie Orgy if you use fancy gold lettering and embossing on your invites.

  • @johnstewart9063
    @johnstewart9063 11 років тому

    look at the amount of steel tie it wastes.. 8:33-8:40

  • @codymckenna847
    @codymckenna847 8 років тому

    Looks cheap but would be handy to do some things

  • @navnig
    @navnig 11 років тому

    We got one of these last week, I'm not too impressed with it to be honest. Hand tying produces a far tighter and neater tie.....Just my opinion.

  • @davidniquot6423
    @davidniquot6423 8 років тому +2

    The finish is awfull, using far too much wire... look like a toy... lol ?

  • @tommy_the_4th_of_july_king119
    @tommy_the_4th_of_july_king119 7 років тому

    It's called safety not trigger lock

  • @angeldelgado259
    @angeldelgado259 6 років тому

    una pena cuando yo hacia eso no tener una de esas todo era a mano talves por eso no tengo vertebra sana.espalda

  • @desmondfrancis6038
    @desmondfrancis6038 2 роки тому

    Yes man

  • @itsmemaario
    @itsmemaario 8 років тому

    Awesome synths though.

  • @carlossarmientoperez5195
    @carlossarmientoperez5195 9 років тому

    SOLICITO COTIZACION DE ESTA MAQUINA Y ESPECIFICACIONES

  • @naveenmadhukar3135
    @naveenmadhukar3135 6 років тому

    Is there any store in india for that product..?

  • @alvarenga512
    @alvarenga512 8 років тому +4

    si queres nudos flojos, gastar mas alambre y una herramienta pesada; compren esto jajajaja

    • @charlotteduron3891
      @charlotteduron3891 4 роки тому

      No importa si esta flojo el concerto va cubrir el ribar

  • @motasemkl6745
    @motasemkl6745 10 років тому

    How can I contact your office or your company?? Is there a website??

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  10 років тому +1

      Our website is www.fastenerusa.com or you can call toll free 877-593-2723 or 209-522-4951. Thanks for inquiring.

  • @RickArchuleta-vm2ch
    @RickArchuleta-vm2ch 8 місяців тому

    How do you adjust the wire to get tight

  • @npsingh6060
    @npsingh6060 Рік тому

    Cost of max Rebar machinr

  • @sankalpngopunjab
    @sankalpngopunjab 8 років тому

    Nice

  •  7 років тому

    like new, i friend of mine brough it to me from pensylvania

  • @tubestick00
    @tubestick00 6 років тому

    My eyes are drooping. It is late. I am wasting my life watching this. Next I will watch some more excavator videos.

    • @Fanta....
      @Fanta.... 4 роки тому

      May I Suggest you search Andrew Camarata. cool vids.

  • @brianphillip7565
    @brianphillip7565 12 років тому

    great except in tunnels. moisture kills them

  • @kevinchamberlain7928
    @kevinchamberlain7928 9 років тому +1

    Million hits? How many bloody steel fixers are there?

    • @craigmorton8201
      @craigmorton8201 3 роки тому

      4.4 Million in 2020...
      Its one of the fastest moving industries

    • @kevinchamberlain7928
      @kevinchamberlain7928 3 роки тому

      @@craigmorton8201 Not in North Wales, it isn't!

  • @ragavagroupsbusinessopport3717
    @ragavagroupsbusinessopport3717 6 років тому

    where is available how much

  • @Bobg425
    @Bobg425 8 років тому +2

    What a slow assed piece of crap.Anyone turning up on site with one would be laughed off,ties are slow and not tight and who can afford that amount of wire.And it only ties one type of tie.

  • @sudhakarpatil7573
    @sudhakarpatil7573 12 років тому

    nice one...!!!

  • @mr.tomahawkthefirst4433
    @mr.tomahawkthefirst4433 6 років тому

    Would this work on chicken wire if im attaching it to chain link?

    • @FastenerUSAdotcom
      @FastenerUSAdotcom  6 років тому

      For attaching chicken wire to chain link we would recommend using the RB218. It is a model for used specifically for tying mesh x mesh and up to #3 x #3 and should work fine for your specific application. Here is a link to the RB218 www.fastenerusa.com/rb218-max-rebar-tier.html

  • @philipdove1705
    @philipdove1705 5 років тому

    When Milwaukee makes one I'll buy it

  • @tomlund4951
    @tomlund4951 4 роки тому

    Get a rod wrench and a pair!

  • @aureliocontreras6685
    @aureliocontreras6685 6 років тому

    Donde se con siguen en México distrito federal

    • @cperlera
      @cperlera 6 років тому

      Aurelio Contreras buena suerte si lo consigues vale $2,500 dollars y la caja de alambre vale $450 y solo trae 50 rollitos y no amarra bien apretado

  • @dadihoucine1503
    @dadihoucine1503 6 років тому

    prix s'il vous plait

  • @c0rpsegrinder
    @c0rpsegrinder 9 років тому

    Klein #9, the only real one.

  • @npsingh6060
    @npsingh6060 Рік тому

    Cost

  • @-_-MARANTZ
    @-_-MARANTZ 8 років тому

    Rock up on the segway. Pull this bad boy out of your satchel..

  • @mdkamalhossain5819
    @mdkamalhossain5819 6 років тому +1

    Hi