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Doing one for my zt0630. Thanks for simple instructions.

Brilliantly simple!!! Aussie ingenuity!

I’m in the United States, North, Carolina, and I love my Alton Goods tarp!

I used this on shock cord for shoe laces to make them slip ons.

Oooooo that's why mine funny

Thank you! Tied my first paracord lanyard using this. It’s for my small EDC screwdriver from Oknife.

I'd use the inline 8 for a rope that I didn't intend to re-purpose. I personally prefer a directional slip knot for ease of untying and storing. Any thoughts?

Where's the follow up? Just got some 12.5mm rope that my usual technique won't work.

I just added a snake knot to an impact tool that I carry.

Did one for my USB key.

Great video

Dude seriously? Slow your ducking roll, impossible to follow. I felt like it was Superman tying a knot!

What kind of stone is that? Whatever it is, it looks like a really thin flake.

I just put/saved this video on a new Playlist, and am thinking of making it a collaborative UA-cam Playlist . I'm going to wait for a week or two and hopefully not forget to make further action on developing the concept. It seems like a fair idea "marketing"/sharing modality, to accumulate video compilations.

Smooth as mate

Thanks for the video! I use this hitch to attach the anchor line to anchor trolley's ring on my kayak. It's easy and convenient to tie with just one hand. Just pull the first bite through the ring, grab a bite from the standing line, repeat with the free end and that's it. In a case of some emergency or if you just got a really big fish and don't want to let it tangle around your anchor line, you just release this knot and throw the rope away, there is a float on the end so you can pick it up later. btw, we call it pirates hitch in Russia.

Great knot. But if you're using a slick flexible rope, like mule tape, it will come undone.

Easy to undo?

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Thank you! I just made a lanyard for my Otacle U1 utility knife.

I love your pag5fetþ

Oh yay, a backwards view.

That's not a knife, that's a spoon.

Been trying to figure this out for ages and I got it within 5 minutes of watching this 👍

I prefer the dumb American way with the slip knot. Why? Because I only use a trucker’s hitch a few times a year, and it’s stupid easy to remember. If I tied it every day, different story.

Thank you mate! I'm putting a lanyard on a Milwaukee Utility knife!

Genius!!! Thanks for sharing. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

Best starting tutorial out!

Very helpful To Do video. I want to add a short paracord lanyard to my Microtech UTX-85 OTF Switchblade.

😂 Love how the pup didn’t know what was going on; and flopped on his side.

So simple. So easy. I like the Larks Head for the same reasons.

Are these more secure than the figure 8? Ironworker here and i always used it to secure steel lugs putting it thru a bolt hole.

Thank You!! So easy to follow!❤

I can build million dollar machines, program and operate CNC machines but tying knots is very difficult for me. I guess I need a layout or print. My father could tie many knots and he remembered them forever. Your tutorial was absolutely the best. I must have watched a dozen different videos and yours was by far the simplest and the best, thank you.

At the end of this video you mentioned to always rest your hat upside down and then you place the hat on it's CROWN, but say you are resting it on it's BRIM 😮 unless hat anatomy is different between Southern and Northern Hemispheres 😅😂🎉 Happy Boxing Day 🎊

Finally someone doing it the way I was taught. Cheers mate

I reckon keeping on learning to tie knots and learning to play an instrument like Piano and guitar are helping to save my aging braincells from dementia and mental beffudlement etc 😅👌🏼

Give me that dang dog! What a cutie!!! Thank you for the knot 😎

You made that so easy, in less time. What is the knife company?

This is great information! I've been using the Alpine Butterfly method for decades but will experiment with your faster suggestions!

Looks like a monkey fist like, cool.

Thank you❤

I use one of your truckie methods but I'd like to see how set this one. Do you have another video on this one?

Watched it 4 times .Wow, it's pretty cool, mate

Sir, please, make it slowly and more near to the camera so that we can copy. Tks.

Awesome

Seems like a full twist would be the easiest to do and remember.

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Love it so much more work done with less effort

If you’re pulling a bicycle sure but that rope simply isn’t rated for the typical 20k lb load capacity that a true soft shackle is designed for. Especially not that nylon utility rope