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I notice that you tie it a different way then me I see also that your working end and standing ends have swapped places.

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can you redo this video at a slower pace and show the back? I was able to do it the first time but I can't repeat it.

this is very cool

This tool I had made. It's not being made any longer.

Could you tell Me, where I can buy this tool?

the cult!!!!

thank you. good pace in the video. was able to follow with pausing, but without repeating anything.

Brilliant work but get a new camera man video work is shit

Thanks for the upload. Are you on khww? If so, let me know so I can know who you are.

Hi, If you want to go to a more advanced tool try the tools made by whip maker, Dene Williams from Hodgsonvale in Queensland Australia. He hand makes them as a pair. one cuts the lace to width and is unique in that it can have its width adjusted as you cut, for when you cut a whip. The other tool thicknesses the strand so you don't have to try and flatten lumps caused by uneven lace thickness. They are the best I have seen or used. They are a few hundred dollars but worth every cent.

What tool are you using to make the lacing?

Great tutorial! currently working on a 7x9 On another note, your ability to hold 3 fingers straight and bend your pinky without your thumb baffles me.

is a turks head the same as a gaucho

Great Video.

i just completed that knot i had to stop the video about 10 times but the end result is i now have a beautiful 7X5 turkshead thanks for the video very good

dude my name is matthew walker

Its an bell jugglle so it doesnt need a strong splice!! but anyways i have arleady figured it out :D

@SthealthRaider I have never attempted what you are talking about with the Mathew Walker Knot. I do believe that deviating from the original splice construction will inherently make the splice much weaker.

@unserviam You should be able to do what you are talking about by constructing a shroud knot. A shroud knot would be the same knot, just built with two different sides of the rope. The Ashley Book of Knots has instructions for making a shroud knot.

Yes my friend Tim does a really good job on those. I will pass the comment along to him.

Brilliant tutorial :-) I tried others and it took me hours to find my way through. With your demonstration only 5 minutes. Smashing video!

This is clearest Turks Head tutorial on UA-cam. I tied this relatively complex Turks Head in just a few tries. You should make more!

hello!! how do i work of an eye splice with that knot?? im trying to make a bell juglle and i wanna use that knot

My friend made that video. He is very very good at those turks heads.

Thank you. I am slowly working on more. The job keeps me busy and tired.

Thank you. I am slowly working on more videos. But full time job keeps me busy and tired.

Very nice job. You are a great patient teacher. Thanks for posting it.