How to tie the double fisherman's knot

The fisherman's knot can be used to join two pieces of cord or rope. In this tutorial I show you how to tie the double fisherman's knot, which is suitable for joining most types of rope.
The fisherman's knot is a strangle knot which means that it tightens up even more when under load. In fact, often it tightens up so much, you can only cut it to release it.
It is one of the most useful and practical knots out there, often quoted by survival experts as a "must know" knot.
Find out more about the knot here:
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Enjoy!
Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row.

[@FlippyHambone]

One of the better tutorials for this knot.

[@rightmess]

Short simple straight to the point. 10 stars. 2min with your video success, 45 min elsewhere confusion

[@hywelbarker390]

Helped me tie a leather necklace, cheers!

[@bendahara8284]

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[@bendahara8284]

thank you so much!

[@cikumukunda]

thank u!🙏

[@kevoramma]

Thanks. Excellent quality.

[@paulinejeffery5383]

Very easy to follow.

[@shvideo1]

Very well explained and demonstrated. Thank you.

[@gavinleaver4705]

Thanks

[@xflaxh_]

Tx

[@jthenarwhal]

Looks like a simplified Uni knot.

[@knotkool1]

no it doesn't. a simplified double uni, yes. i have been using a uni knot on lures and hooks since i'm 5 years old. that was 59 years ago.