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I often learn how to use something well that I've been using my whole life. A ratchet strap was a good example--you can use it without understanding how to use
by qup 2y ago
I often learn how to use something well that I've been using my whole life. A ratchet strap was a good example--you can use it without understanding how to use it well. One video (essential craftsman) fixed that for me.
I think the most humbling for me is seeing a real pro use something you use a lot, like a kitchen knife.
- Loughla 2y agoHow were you using ratchet straps wrong?
- bombcar 2y agohttps://www.facebook.com/Essentialcraftsman/videos/ratchet-strap-lesson/1870899643227211/ https://www.facebook.com/Essentialcraftsman/videos/ratchet-s... watch and learn! "Big wrap" is the biggest mistake I've done (and seen).
- qup 2y agoWell, I didn't know the reason I was opening the ratchet handle--the opposing end has a cam on it, so it moves a metal bit out of the way of the ratcheting teeth. I would pull that thing out of the way with a finger on my second hand (when under load it can be very hard to get loose). I also didn't know about the harmonics & putting a twist in the line. I also had a lot of problem with my lines working loose, which I don't have anymore, but I'm not sure I learned the fix in the video.