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i like the clove hitch with a shoelace loop for easy untie for the recycling bins... gets windy especially along the alley where they are kept.. i like the clove hitch as step one to the constrictor knot.. tuck the working tip under the first turn
Thank you. I always wonder if I should do my knot videos out in the bush but I find that having a "studio-type" setting a bit easier to get a more clear view of how to tie knots. Especially getting an overhead angle. I figure I'm using the knots in other videos, so I can just link to and from them to show actual field use.
Hey good job man. I’m an Eagle Scout. Good to see young men still being in Boy Scouts. This knot is my favorite knot honestly, I use it so frequently. Keep working towards Eagle!
If you want to make sure it won't slip just tie an additional loop like the one you used to complete the knot, or in the second method throw in a third loop. If you're still not sure just throw in as many extras as you want, although with four I guarantee it won't slip even on a glass rod.
I tried this on my desk leg and it kept slipping (maybe because the diameter changes throughout the leg). I've had success in the past where it didn't slip, but this is telling me it's not always secure on every type of anchor. Is there a more secure binding knot to use?
Rusty Balls you had a fair question but why not try the 1st loop (half-hitch) with a clockwise twist and then tie the second loop with a clockwise twist also. Then study the result to see if it is correct ? If not then you'll know what to so on your second attempt. It's a no-brainer & I'm amazed that you have never tried to make a clove hitch ever before . don't be a silly sod !! What did your last slave die from ?
Anywhere where you want a non slip knot at one end of a rope. I use it tying loads down on a small truck. Clove hitch one end of the rope, throw rope over load, truckers hitch on other side, tension down on load and tie off.
This is not the way I tie this knot if it does not go around something you would not have a knot at all I tie an overhand knot and then bring the end up into the loop you make as you keep going around what ever it is you are trying a clove hitch to it forms a clove hitch with the loops crossed which seems to be better and dose not slip at all
A "hitch" is a category of knot, like a bend or a loop. If you say, "make a loop in a rope" it doesn't describe making a loop knot. Same goes for a hitch or a bend.
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Thanks 🙂
I’m in Fire School and was definitely overthinking the clove hitch. Thanks for the help.
Did you pass?
Thank you soooo much im in scouts and trying to learn a bunch of knots & hitches and this help me so much
Thanks for sharing good tricks watching from KSA
awesome video thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks I need to learn this for the safety part of my HVAC class
Brilliant tips, will keep that in mind next time i do a clove hitch!
Just subscribed. Thanks and Godspeed.
Thank you so much for your help
That was a really clear demonstration, thank you
Excellent teacher
Thank you! 😃
Thanks for teaching me
Very helpful.
hi im in scouts trying to do this is easy now thanks
That's why you also add a half hitch to it
Excellent. Thank you. Easy to master with minimal practice. Well done!
Thanks for helping
Back to the Basics!
i like the clove hitch with a shoelace loop for easy untie for the recycling bins... gets windy especially along the alley where they are kept..
i like the clove hitch as step one to the constrictor knot.. tuck the working tip under the first turn
Great demonstration Jason!
Thank you.
I always wonder if I should do my knot videos out in the bush but I find that having a "studio-type" setting a bit easier to get a more clear view of how to tie knots. Especially getting an overhead angle.
I figure I'm using the knots in other videos, so I can just link to and from them to show actual field use.
Well done sir.....
Thanks for the help I am in scouts and I am trying to earn a merit badge
Hey good job man. I’m an Eagle Scout. Good to see young men still being in Boy Scouts. This knot is my favorite knot honestly, I use it so frequently. Keep working towards Eagle!
Giorno Giovanna .same
Same here...
2:57 hahaha
Thanks!
If you want to make sure it won't slip just tie an additional loop like the one you used to complete the knot, or in the second method throw in a third loop. If you're still not sure just throw in as many extras as you want, although with four I guarantee it won't slip even on a glass rod.
Thank you.
very nice
Hey everyone! What do you think? Is the Clove Hitch still a knot you use? Would it be a knot you'd teach someone?
I would secure it with two half hitches.
Yes I use this knot alot in the field when I tie my rope off I also use the slip knot to alot
yes; it is required knowledge in technical theatre. thank you for helping me learn it!
Very good video and demonstration. Re keeping it secure - would it help to put a simple stopper knot on the working end?
thanks
I always leave enough line after I tie the clove hitch and make a slip knot below it.
Muito bom Jason Eke. Este nó com certeza é excelente para ser usado na sobrevivência. Muito útil para várias situações também. Like 2. Forte abraço.
Obrigado.
Disponha! O mérito é todo seu amigo.
Rip Shane
I tried this on my desk leg and it kept slipping (maybe because the diameter changes throughout the leg). I've had success in the past where it didn't slip, but this is telling me it's not always secure on every type of anchor. Is there a more secure binding knot to use?
Is it secure ?
Please could you write down the explanation . I need it for daughter , its a project she has..
If you tie it on a round anchor it will not work lose as you put it.
You show how to tie a clove hitch but you do not say that it is made of two clockwise or two anti clockwise half hitches
Rusty Balls you had a fair question but why not try the 1st loop (half-hitch) with a clockwise twist and then tie the second loop with a clockwise twist also. Then study the result to see if it is correct ? If not then you'll know what to so on your second attempt. It's a no-brainer & I'm amazed that you have never tried to make a clove hitch ever before . don't be a silly sod !! What did your last slave die from ?
What would clove hitch be used for?
Anywhere where you want a non slip knot at one end of a rope. I use it tying loads down on a small truck. Clove hitch one end of the rope, throw rope over load, truckers hitch on other side, tension down on load and tie off.
I use it for rigging and lifting pipe
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These dumb snowshoes I'm working on says to use one of these and it makes 0 sense. Gonna do something else..
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This is not the way I tie this knot if it does not go around something you would not have a knot at all I tie an overhand knot and then bring the end up into the loop you make as you keep going around what ever it is you are trying a clove hitch to it forms a clove hitch with the loops crossed which seems to be better and dose not slip at all
So, is it a hitch or a knot? you can't say, "let me show you how to tie a hitch knot"
A "hitch" is a category of knot, like a bend or a loop. If you say, "make a loop in a rope" it doesn't describe making a loop knot. Same goes for a hitch or a bend.
Get rid of the background noise
turn the volume down.
Could you possibly tie it any faster???
could you possibly just set the payback speed if you want it slower?
Ha