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Cant believe this could be my last comment ever! Endless void here i come

Using specific knots is not only cool, but a very useful skill-set!

Thank you, this is much cheaper than a therapist👍🏻

This will be great for me

I can’t wait for each new upload so I could find out ways to rope a baby doll it’s so funny

How to attach it to ceiling?

thank you

Diga-me se puder o nome da música neste vídeo. Ambos são excelentes, tanto a música como o vídeo. Abraço desde Brasil.

Brilliantly simple thanks

Two notes: 1. Don't try this with normal rope, it won't hold very well, unlike some other knots. 2. This knot requires more manual dexterity and finesse than your regular knot. It's not a simple knot where you "follow the directions and pull". Note the delicate guiding fingers on the right hand starting at 0:39 and 1:54, putting the knot in the proper place.

Good arborist knot. Suspected it would be simple- square with a figure 8 in the tag ends and carabiner attached. Glad you displayed hanging onto it too. It's been said that is the most dangerous job of all. Tree limbs full of energy storage, height and a sharp spinning chain saw combined. My plan is always be sure of a clear escape path to jump to in a 'split' second. ha ha.

Thanks. This is a better one than the others I've watched. Exactly what I was looking for. This one doesn't wreck the rope or bind up.

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Where is the Lapp loop? #4 doesn't work on slip ropes

Would I definitely die from doing this? I don’t wanna fail

Just a slip knot

Nothing makes me forget how to tie a knots that I've tied for years than a couple of beers. Alcohol, the King of Drugs!

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thanks for solving my problems!!

It helped me a lot, thanks!

A slipped constrictor is far quicker.

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Dont like rain 😂

Love your channel

This technique of using one hand was the most incredible! Because we could be holding the other end with an animal, for example. And training with both hands, it's even better!

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Is there anything to be said for feeding the working end into the figure of eight in the opposite direction to the one you have shown, that is to say, emerging in the same direction as the bight? I believe I found it to form a slightly tighter bind. Very well made video and the right knot for bed rolls.

guys if ur using it to 💀 then from experience do it home alone or when nobody is awake unless you live alone

Excelente

Nice video, very well presented and easy to follow. I prefer the "outdoors ziptie" for bindles and sleeping bags

does a video about knots really need dance club music?

Nice work sir 1:31 namaste.

Love it god bless

BRILLIANT

Clean, neat - very nice knot.

Great illustration video. Thanks.

Yo thank you amazing video 🤙🤙🤙👏

What is the name of the 4th knot?

What you're calling the Aussie Trucker's Hitch is the knot which has been called the Wagoner's Hitch and then Trucker's Hitch in the US for at least 200 years. Truckers work by the job; not by the hour, so they don't have time to tie (and untie) those slip knot hitches you see on this and other knot channels. They also don't have time to find the tie-off at the end like you showed. Truckers pinch the rope at the loop and tie a slipped half hitch followed by a half hitch around the loop formed by the slipped half hitch.

Can it hold 70 pounds?

This looks like an Evenk hitch? Pretty cool way to use it.

Excellent. Was using the one where you double the cord, put a larks head on the end, and pass each loose end through the larks head on opposite directions. This is much better as you use half the cordage and have a quick release too. Love it.

Very very clear presentation. Slow motion makes it sooo easy to follow. Good job.

Way better than Jam Knot. Thanks so much!

Can it hold 160 pounds

I like this one. The loop part stays in place when there's tension on the rope. With some knots the loop pulls out easily.

Try putting the working end through the loop in the same direction as the bight on the last one.

I've always called this a slipped packers' knot and used it for bed rolls and the like. I'm surprised no one else knows it by that name. Am I wrong?

BEAUTIFUL KNOT - GREAT DEMONSTRATION! THANK YOU! JTM

Thank you for your video