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TY BROSKIII THIS HELPED OUT A LOt 💙💙🙏🙏

Just one tip, mate? I found this video in need of a suitable knot for my kayak rope. Having not tied many before, I'd have liked your tying to be just a bit slower so I could follow along easier. Instruction was great, but a bit more time for beginners would have been appreciated. Cheers!

Hi....thanks for posting this videos, it gave me the confidence to setup my own tow belt and is very much appreciated. Keep posting all tips and tricks, thanks again......

Perfect

Ty brother

some1 test it verse zipplem 6-9

Sheetbond and square knot they same

I totally disagree with the negative comments. I watch dozens of knot tutorials never being able to follow them. I watched this one time, and it felt like I was doing magic! I just tied my first square and zeplin knots tonight because thanks for your videos!

Excellent!

Unfortunately, as others have said, you are too fast and your hands obscure some of the movements.

Speed up your eyesight or don't attempt this knot.

To fast. Slowndown for teaching purpose

Nicely explained, Thank You Sir.

Square knit should have the ends going to SAME side. The one you show first is a "sugar knit or thief knot!!!

Perfect. Clear. Concise. Thanks. 🎉🎉🎉

That you for showing and explaining how you set up this daisy chain set up on your tow rope. Im going to set my tow belt like this, I looks much easier to manage and easy to use as a short tow line or very quickly converts to a longer tow rope.

It is said that the Zeppelin "knot" (bend or loop) is the best one known to humanity, but also that it is difficult to learn/tie and prone to result in something else. Yet there is such an easy, fast, rational and foolproof method to tie them even under quite adverse situations, wherever you might be. That is basically explained here (ua-cam.com/video/nNNyzbiuP70/v-deo.html) but with minor modifications quite easy to accomodate for yourself, I can easily and with no rush tie and sort of dress either the loop or the bend in 17-18 seconds. (To make the bend, it is the working end of the second cord what goes into the "ear" and finishes the procedure.) On the other hand, just try to use the 69 method when the wind is howling above the cliff or the waves and the wind are trying to blow you away. Yet it would not be wise to discard that exceptional "knot". If the Zeppelin is underknown and underused it is because Mr. Ashley never heard of it and then some people kept saying that there were easier (but in real life never better) bends and loops to learn and that was certainly wrong, quite wrong. Both have been benchproven to be quite strong, reliable and amazingly friendly to untie even after the heaviest loads. And they are so easy to tie once you learn the correct procedure. If there is one reasonable but quite minor criticism to mention, it may be that they are not post-eye. So What?

niiiiiiice ! THANKS !!

A very nice introduction, looking forward to seeing the updated version.

A very clear tutorial. Your system of progression is an excellent way to reduce confusion and helped me to understand these various hitches for the first time. Thank you.

I’ve watched a lot of these type videos and have to say yours is the easiest to follow. One thing is the progression from a beginning knot and adding to that. Secondly, the white rope around a black bar offers great contrast and it’s easy to see what is happening.

Great video and well demonstrated thanks

RIP

Thank you very much, very clear and un-intimidating tutorial!

Sheetbend is the most useful knot.....and the simple simon under

Hey Brother, Enjoy the video and looking forward to increasing my knowledge of all the various knots that are available that are known to be useful for something at anyone given time. You know your channel is really doing great when all the crazies try to use it to draw a little attention to their pathetic and miserable existence. BTW: What is Silgo near? GOD Bless 📖🛐✈️

I really like that quick release constrictor! Thank you.

Can't thank you enough for such a great tutorial. Not only does this give you a good knowledge to secure things; you can have fun doing this and it's very relaxing. Please keep uploading your videos. 📖🛐👍

Pull it true?

One knot (not covered in the video) replaces these three knots and most other knots: The Bowline knot. If you know the Bowline knot, then you don't need to know these 3 knots nor many other knots. Another knot to know is the "Truckie's Hitch" because it can provide tension, which the Bowline Knot does not. For example, you tie a Bowline Knot on one end and use the Truckie's Hitch on the other end to have a taut line. The third (and final knot you'll ever need) is (I believe it's called) the "Constrictor Knot". You tie the Bowline knot to an animal's leg (e.g. pig, horse, etc.), the animal will most likely get loose because the Bowline knot does not "constrict" the leg. Those are the only knots you'll ever need (3 of them). No need to learn any others.

You tied a thieves knot, a square knot, a surgeon's knot, a sheets bend, and a zeppelin knot.

The knot using your first method is not a Reef Knot, but a Thief Knot. The working ends should be on the same side when done (as illustrated in your second method).