I have spent hours watching YT videos on various aspects of the Turks head and handle wrap. Your production is one of the best. Simple, Sweet and Clear. Great Job!
After 4 hours of watching videos and reading diagrams and being totally frustrated trying to make a Turks head knot, I found this video. Amazing!!!! Got it made first try. Thank you!!!!!!
I’ve coached gymnastics for decades and hod to break it down for these sm. Children to understand, you my new BFF are a GREAT COACH BLESS YOU!!!!! I have such a smile on my face 👏👏👏👏👏🥰✔️
Thank you for the excellent tutorial! Used it to add a useful paracord handle to my search and rescue walking stick. I was able to do the wrap on the first attempt due to this excellent video, with only a few mistakes I had to redo.
Just did my walking stick, both the upper and lower grips. Thank you so much. This tutorial made it so easy. Subed. Can't wait to make some more things you have on your channel.
Thank you for this tutorial. I was able to wrap the tiller handle of my sailboat's rudder. Looks great. Turks head knots are the bane of my existence though. Took probably eight tries on each end before I got it where I wanted it.
When wrapping for a handle have you had any issues with the wrap coming loose or twisting on the pole? If so how have you dealt with that problem? I’m using natural cordage (various) and am wary of the handle wrap coming loose so I’m trying to find the best ways to stop that. Also (not to make it too tricky) but ideally I’m looking for a natural/ free way to do this, I.e like a pine resin glue underneath if needed. Any advice you could give would be hugely appreciated, thank you so much for the videos you create!
Nice... I did this to wrap the handle of a cane for a blind friend. The grip is solid and tactile. It adds interest to an otherwise utilitarian piece. Thanks for sharing.
The link to your store does not work. Is there any other way to purchase printable instructions for this project? It's very hard to do this from a video.
Do a test wrap on whatever you want to wrap. Wrap one or two inches, mark the ends, then unwrap and measure the paracord or rope. Measure how much of the object you want to wrap and calculate from there. i.e. 3ft paracord per inch wrapping 12 inches is 36ft....
@@johnmichaels4330 Even though I’ve made this handle 3 times on 3 different flashlights since posting my question (and using only one needle for the Turks head knots), it’s great to have your opinion. I hope your paracord journey is going well!
I have spent hours watching YT videos on various aspects of the Turks head and handle wrap. Your production is one of the best. Simple, Sweet and Clear. Great Job!
After 4 hours of watching videos and reading diagrams and being totally frustrated trying to make a Turks head knot, I found this video. Amazing!!!! Got it made first try. Thank you!!!!!!
Fantastic, simple, useful video. Did three sticks with this and it's fast to do and strong. The turk's head finishes it nicely. Thanks!
Best method of tying a Turks Head that I’ve come across. Thank you!
I’ve coached gymnastics for decades and hod to break it down for these sm. Children to understand, you my new BFF are a GREAT COACH BLESS YOU!!!!! I have such a smile on my face 👏👏👏👏👏🥰✔️
Thanks for such a comprehensive and detailed demonstration. JD
Thank you for the excellent tutorial! Used it to add a useful paracord handle to my search and rescue walking stick. I was able to do the wrap on the first attempt due to this excellent video, with only a few mistakes I had to redo.
Just did my walking stick, both the upper and lower grips. Thank you so much. This tutorial made it so easy. Subed. Can't wait to make some more things you have on your channel.
Absolutely beautiful. And, thank you for continuing the tutorial in detail to the last stitch.
EXCELLENT JOB !!! This solved my problem and I am now able to tie this knot. Great video.
Thank you so much for this video. I used 300 ft of 1/4" rope and covered a support post in my basement. It looks beautiful!
Thank you for this tutorial. I was able to wrap the tiller handle of my sailboat's rudder. Looks great. Turks head knots are the bane of my existence though. Took probably eight tries on each end before I got it where I wanted it.
Thank you for the tutorial. This will look splendid on my new hiking stave.
When wrapping for a handle have you had any issues with the wrap coming loose or twisting on the pole?
If so how have you dealt with that problem?
I’m using natural cordage (various) and am wary of the handle wrap coming loose so I’m trying to find the best ways to stop that.
Also (not to make it too tricky) but ideally I’m looking for a natural/ free way to do this, I.e like a pine resin glue underneath if needed.
Any advice you could give would be hugely appreciated, thank you so much for the videos you create!
Nice... I did this to wrap the handle of a cane for a blind friend. The grip is solid and tactile. It adds interest to an otherwise utilitarian piece. Thanks for sharing.
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you make the best and easiest tutorials on here! great video
Thanks for the demo. I am going to try this for my first attempt at knotting
Thanks I'm glad I made my wrap like this.
It looks great... on one side! There sure is a trick to doing this one. Trial and error.
Excellent 🎉
real great stuff, i am retired and would like to get into doing this type of thing where is the best place to buy all the supplies and tools?
I would add that if you wet the cord with boiling water it will tighten even better!
Great suggestion, thank you.
Nice work 🤙🏼
How we can close the caps with knot? Any idea
very good TY!
you sir have got yourself a sub. i'll use that one for my rod of correction
many tnks for this intersting video lesson,please have you other video as this?
The link to your store does not work. Is there any other way to purchase printable instructions for this project? It's very hard to do this from a video.
Very beautiful my friend thanks a lot
Plz more more more more videos
Thanks a lot
What is that blue tool called?
What is the threader. ????
How do I calculate how much cord per inch of handle to wrap???
I would think it depends on the dimensions of your handle ie.... diameter or circumference etc.
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Do a test wrap on whatever you want to wrap. Wrap one or two inches, mark the ends, then unwrap and measure the paracord or rope. Measure how much of the object you want to wrap and calculate from there.
i.e. 3ft paracord per inch wrapping 12 inches is 36ft....
Real talk; do you really need "2" lacing needles? It looks like you only used 1. Just wondering. :^)
You dont even need a needle, just do it loose and tighten up, but a needle sure help, no matter what size.
@@johnmichaels4330 Even though I’ve made this handle 3 times on 3 different flashlights since posting my question (and using only one needle for the Turks head knots), it’s great to have your opinion. I hope your paracord journey is going well!
Where to you get that “needle”?
Jig Pro Shop on Amazon - Paracord lacing needle or fid
@@Paracord101 thank you. Great video
Hobby lobby and Michael's both have them. I hear some walmarts have them too.
Can you tell me the width of the Turks Head and the width of the overall wrap?
Thanks
Patrick C it depends on how many strands you make it and what type of cord is used.
Jason Barrett