Thank you so much! I was looking for a good way to hang my chicken feeders so it’s adjustable. Invaluable knowledge I will keep forever and teach my kids. To some it may be just a knot but when you never knew how to tie one properly, this is game changing.
Best video on a Slip Knot. This appears to be the simplest way to tie the slip knot. Thank You! So many videos on how to tie a knot but not many videos on the knots with an object attached.
You saved me! I have been looking for an hour on how to tie this knot. I was asked to fix a friends bracelet that used this knot. I've been looking at jewelry knot videos so imagine my surprise to find your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Literally the best knot ever devised. Learn it folks, I can't begin to tell you how much stuff you can use it for and so so simple. It Synches up. Exp. Tie scaffold knot at each end of a 4 foot rope and now you can run each loop through 10 hockey sticks (at end). Keep loops synched at both ends and now you can sling the middle length of rope (that connects to both ends) over your shoulder and carry your hockey sticks around.
It’s a good night thank you. I am a scaffolder in Canada and we love using that knot even though we’re trained not to use it. We’re not allowed do use slipknot. We have to use bowline, Timberhitch or clove hitch with a half inch on it.
You can call it what you like but I know it as the “Centauri knot “ also known as “Drop liners knot” as seen in many fishing knot books. It is a great knot that retains most of the lines breaking strength and can be tied in light line and very heavy monofilament line , fluorocarbon and braided cord. I use more turns in light line and less turns in heavy (say 150lb fluorocarbon leader).
Thanks for the info. I didn't understand most of what you wrote though. (Too many jargon words). But it looks interesting. Any relation to Alpha Centauri??
nicely done and explained. As the self-appointed president of the knot dummies club of America, I sincerely thank you for your contribution. Simplicity is beautiful.
My grandfather was a merchant marine, & he taught me lots of knots, by the time I was 10...the bowline being the favorite of them all, but this "sail slip-knot",( that you call a scaffold knot)...he showed me to lay my finger next to the rope & wrap around it and the other rope. then to push my finger tip out with the rope tip. He said, when your aboard ship in the wind, you don't loose your place. He said, "Man-boy"...if you can tie good knots, you'll have a good reputation! ...pass on what you have learned.
Here you go. "The Scaffold Knot makes a sturdy loop that slides like a noose to fit snugly around a bar, rail or other object. It may be protected against wear due to chafing by the insertion of a lining called a thimble, creating what sailors refer to as a "hard eye"."
It's actually called a cats paw. And it's also extremely effective and easy to use this knot for tieing kunny bags full of rights. So I can see how someone could call it the scaffold knot. However a clove hitch is much faster to tie and more effective for rigging tubes. Just gotta remember a haft hitch at the top and your flying
Strange,I make a very similar knot but after making the loops I put the bitter end under the loops toward the main bend as opposed to away from the main bend.Makes a slip knot as well but don't even know if it has a name!Hope I made sense!
THANK you sooooooo much for this Diy tutorial this is my second time coming back to this vid and it works like a charm every time, thanks so much and keep going, Merry Christmas
I prefer calling it a double overhand noose, because its a noose tied with a double overhand knot. The double overhand knot mostly dresses itself this as you tighten it. This way you don't have to carefully pinch the first coil in place and then try to thread tag end through the coils.
It brings me to my scout days. Learning to tie people up is a useful skill to have. My partner definitely likes it. She wanted to try it when she heard I had been a scout. I thought it was the wine talking at first. A week later she had bought a special swing and the right rope for the job. She's full of surprises.
so that last wrap nearest the loop dont end up slipping inside through the previous wraps an messing it up or does it depend on rope thickness and quality ?
Thank You for the video. Is this a secure knot for hanging stuff like stained glass suncatchers? This will make my life so easy. Clients usually ask to shorten or lengthen ropes during flea events and it's so time consuming to change the rope for them. I can save a lot of time and effort now.
Glad to help out :) It was commonly used on sailing, so it's definitely a strong and reliable knot. You can also insert a thimble lining in the eye so it protect the rope from damage depending on what someone hangs your sun catchers on.
I'm not sure why I ended up on this video, but actually this knot is also used in climbing/caving as a main attachment point. It's usually referred to as a half double fisherman or just as a double overhand on itself. It's very secure. You can make it triple if you're worried of slippage, depending on the type of cord you're using.
This is an interesting method, it is not the standard slip knot which is just a variation on an overhand knot with a bight through. This uses a fishermans knot to tie it.
+Jules Bartow The Scaffold knot has always been known as a strong reliable knot. The least favoured out of the three would be the Buntline knot due its tendency to jam under heavy loads.
@DH From Ashley book of knots. The scaffold knot is knot number 409 - "It goes under various names such as the barrel knot, double fisherman's knot, grapevine knot and poachers knot. It is a noose knot and a hitching knot which makes a terminal loop. If tied correctly it is a strong and secure knot, suitable for climbing."
@DH It says two scaffold knots tied opposing each other to form a jam knot is called a grapevine knot. Now put on your big boy pants and go look up grapevine knot. I'll give you a small hint. It's a double fisherman's knot.
Thanks man, you’re a life saver!
very poor choice of words XD
@@ErazemP 😀😀😀
Not a noose
bro is a lifetaker💀
Is he?
Thank you so much! I was looking for a good way to hang my chicken feeders so it’s adjustable. Invaluable knowledge I will keep forever and teach my kids. To some it may be just a knot but when you never knew how to tie one properly, this is game changing.
Glad it was helpful and thank you so much for the kind words!
If you work as a Chicken feeder, beware of Anelo Perez , the crazy S.O.B. hangs guys like us!
I read this as you were looking far a way to hang your chickens and then continued reading lol
@@thefancyduck503 i read "children", probably because I subconsciously noticed the word "kids" later on in the paragraph
Cool im seeing this not to hang chicken feeders but me
I’m 29 years old an just figured out how to do this knot, I really appreciate you brother God bless.
Can't believe how simple and useful this is!! Thank you
Rip brother.😢
Such a beautiful knot. I needed to know this rn for a special occasion. Thanks!
You good?
Me too
May I know what "special occasion" this is? Or am I too late? I hope not... :^(
@@Note_D3v Oh yeah, I had to hang up some family portraits. I wanted to start being "DIY" this year so I thought might as well 😄😄😃😄😄
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OH MY GOD, THANK YOU THIS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT MADE SENSE YOU EXPLAINED IT SO WELL!!!!!
No problem, happy to help!
Best video on a Slip Knot. This appears to be the simplest way to tie the slip knot. Thank You! So many videos on how to tie a knot but not many videos on the knots with an object attached.
It is a synching knot but it is not a slipknot, nor is it the easiest.
You saved me! I have been looking for an hour on how to tie this knot. I was asked to fix a friends bracelet that used this knot. I've been looking at jewelry knot videos so imagine my surprise to find your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
And you made it SOOOOOO easy. I'm such a happy camper.
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Literally the best knot ever devised.
Learn it folks, I can't begin to tell you how much stuff you can use it for and so so simple.
It Synches up.
Exp. Tie scaffold knot at each end of a 4 foot rope and now you can run each loop through 10 hockey sticks (at end).
Keep loops synched at both ends and now you can sling the middle length of rope (that connects to both ends) over your shoulder and carry your hockey sticks around.
It’s a good night thank you. I am a scaffolder in Canada and we love using that knot even though we’re trained not to use it. We’re not allowed do use slipknot. We have to use bowline, Timberhitch or clove hitch with a half inch on it.
That's a really simple knot, and so useful. My second favourite to the Taut LIne Knot. Thank you.
Thank you sir 🙏🏾, from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬
Needed this for a long time. Thank you.
Thanks great one easy and simple, straight to the point 👍🏻
Thank you so much! You’re a life saver!
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Life ender you mean?
@@Avarokin beat me to it!
Thank you, this video was really helpful! I'm creating Hang Tags on Silhouette and it was useful to know how to make those knots.
thank you so much bro, the last tutorial was straight balls , had to see this one thru G, i done seen enough
You're welcome!
Appreciate you man, makes life much easier!
Such a simple yet beautiful knot.
thanks youre a life taker
For anyone who specifically looked for this, I hope you're doing alright.
I am just trying to tie my boxing bag
No
@@VashYT-cp8znare you alive
I'm not.
Anyone black who specifically looked for this ,I hope you're doin alright 😂
Thank you for your slow and thorough instructions.
Glad it was helpful and thank you!
You can call it what you like but I know it as the “Centauri knot “ also known as “Drop liners knot” as seen in many fishing knot books. It is a great knot that retains most of the lines breaking strength and can be tied in light line and very heavy monofilament line , fluorocarbon and braided cord. I use more turns in light line and less turns in heavy (say 150lb fluorocarbon leader).
Thanks for the info. I didn't understand most of what you wrote though. (Too many jargon words). But it looks interesting. Any relation to Alpha Centauri??
nicely done and explained. As the self-appointed president of the knot dummies club of America, I sincerely thank you for your contribution. Simplicity is beautiful.
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback! Don't forget to subscribe.
Jason Peters you dork
@@4DIYers Don't worry he won't live long enough to watch ur content love the sarcasm.
This knot is perfect for hanging around with your friends!
Badum tssss
@@ingemar8123 you are the comedy we need in America
Trying it out
Dying to read your next comment !
@@HelloitsYumi you still alive? 😀
I made a toy for my dog with this tie, thanks a lot! It's pretty simple shown and understandable
Awesome to hear and thank you for the feedback :)
Hang and release game?
Thank you!! I was successful the first try!!!
Awesome to hear, happy to help!
Thanks for the useful video I might need this in the future.
My grandfather was a merchant marine, & he taught me lots of knots, by the time I was 10...the bowline being the favorite of them all, but this "sail slip-knot",( that you call a scaffold knot)...he showed me to lay my finger next to the rope & wrap around it and the other rope. then to push my finger tip out with the rope tip. He said, when your aboard ship in the wind, you don't loose your place. He said, "Man-boy"...if you can tie good knots, you'll have a good reputation! ...pass on what you have learned.
Thank you for sharing.
Lee Williams the heck dude
Lee Williams I'm sorry lol I thought it was somebody else! xD
No one cares mate
My favorite is The Hangman's Noose lol
Thanks to you buddy now I can complete my mission
Chilling words.
Oh boy, you good?
This is one of the best knots for tying dyneema and spectra. Most other knots are diminished in strength by the lines slippery nature. Thanks.
Great tip, thank you for sharing :)
Thank you for this tutorial
Explaining the application of this knot would be useful .
Here you go.
"The Scaffold Knot makes a sturdy loop that slides like a noose to fit snugly around a bar, rail or other object. It may be protected against wear due to chafing by the insertion of a lining called a thimble, creating what sailors refer to as a "hard eye"."
It's actually called a cats paw. And it's also extremely effective and easy to use this knot for tieing kunny bags full of rights. So I can see how someone could call it the scaffold knot. However a clove hitch is much faster to tie and more effective for rigging tubes. Just gotta remember a haft hitch at the top and your flying
Lasso
To hang oneself....
Most of us watch this for a specific reason...guess what???😊
I am from INDIA🇮🇳
Thanks! I’m a 76 year old lady and I finally learned how to tie a knot that will hold. 😊
What are you gonna do with the knot?
I hung plants from a horizontal pole
Awesome to hear, happy to help :)
Very well demonstrated - thank-you.
If only there were some practical examples. But it's been absolutely easy to understand and use now.
Which type of knot is the tightest kind? Do they all work the same and won’t break if there’s too much weight?
Thanks man, you're a lifesaver
Strange,I make a very similar knot but after making the loops I put the bitter end under the loops toward the main bend as opposed to away from the main bend.Makes a slip knot as well but don't even know if it has a name!Hope I made sense!
A brilliant and useful knot know this one, 😉thanks for the many.
Most useful knots I've learnt.
Thank you! I actually started a new channel with strictly knot tutorials, feel free to check it out ua-cam.com/channels/ryyBamUgn31apLla8MS4SQ.html
@@4DIYers Thanks for that. I'll check it out.
THANK you sooooooo much for this Diy tutorial this is my second time coming back to this vid and it works like a charm every time, thanks so much and keep going, Merry Christmas
Somebody's been eating Smurfberries.
Brian Spruill. what the hell is that suppose to mean.
@@MR-nl8xr LMAO. I've just wasted 10 - 15 minutes searching google, wiki, and youtube. Interesting finds.
Thank you very much! I was able to install my new ropes where I can dry sheets. Many many thanks, bless you!
Awesome to hear and thank you for the kind words :)
I looked for this video because i want to pick a bottle from a tight place.
It worked
Awesome to hear!
Thank you, very easy to tie this knot !
Thanks for the video you helped me tie my speaker strap when it came lose
Awesome knot. Great explanation. Thank you.
Thanks my lead boke for my dog , and i just have a long lead rope but it doesn’t have a handle and this works perfectly ✌️
Happy I could help!
Hold on You are not alone. There is always a spark of hope.❤️
Hell nah there's no hope,this will be my last comment from UA-cam, see you in hell or heaven or whatever.
No
@@ESs875 Just change your country
That spark is a dying flame for me
@@Jayday768 Just safe money and go to New Zealand. You will meet nice people ☺️
I had to search it on UA-cam cuz i forgot how to tie a rope on a tree again, thanks for the video
You’re welcome!
Thank you I soooo needed this
Important knot for the life
AWESOME！👍👍👍Thanks for sharing。🙏
Thank you!
I prefer calling it a double overhand noose, because its a noose tied with a double overhand knot. The double overhand knot mostly dresses itself this as you tighten it. This way you don't have to carefully pinch the first coil in place and then try to thread tag end through the coils.
Jonmnkb
i prefer calling it emergency exit
That’s man you’re a life ender
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA
I hope y'all are ok 😀
Well that was very cute. As a suggestion, it would be nice to demonstrate the uses for the knot in the future.
He can't. Because of politically incorrect.
@@danl.4743 Exactly. Everyone knows this knot is used to pull down auto shop's garage doors.
@@easttexan2933 Or to be put as decoration on college dormitories room's door knob, by the actual student who lives in that room..
0:53 Love this moment
Thanks man this will be useful later
Are you ok
@@butterfly-lw2cy no😅
@@Royal_high_rule what's wrong
I hope everyone is using this for good reasons if not remember you have an impact on love ones to.
Don't make silly decisions
I sooooo needed this. Thanks!
OK, I watched your presentation today.......Now, what is this knot good for, what is th epurpose of this knot ? Thanks
Knots in ropes is always interesting.
Are always interesting, my good man.
@@ronwhite8503 Knot very amusing.
It brings me to my scout days. Learning to tie people up is a useful skill to have. My partner definitely likes it. She wanted to try it when she heard I had been a scout. I thought it was the wine talking at first. A week later she had bought a special swing and the right rope for the job. She's full of surprises.
thank u for this it really helped me.
Thisted is the Best shown knot .easy to do
I've been a scaffolder for 12 years and I have never used this knot lol who knew !
This actually looks pretty simple.
Us British having been using this knot lot in the rock climbing world. We call it a Double Fisherman's Knot.
That's not a double fisherman's knot
Nice demo. Isn't this just a barrel knot?
so that last wrap nearest the loop dont end up slipping inside through the previous wraps an messing it up or does it depend on rope thickness and quality ?
Amazing sis i got it now
Thank You for the video. Is this a secure knot for hanging stuff like stained glass suncatchers?
This will make my life so easy. Clients usually ask to shorten or lengthen ropes during flea events and it's so time consuming to change the rope for them. I can save a lot of time and effort now.
Glad to help out :) It was commonly used on sailing, so it's definitely a strong and reliable knot. You can also insert a thimble lining in the eye so it protect the rope from damage depending on what someone hangs your sun catchers on.
I'm not sure why I ended up on this video, but actually this knot is also used in climbing/caving as a main attachment point. It's usually referred to as a half double fisherman or just as a double overhand on itself. It's very secure. You can make it triple if you're worried of slippage, depending on the type of cord you're using.
Thanks now I know how to put the rope in my neck.
I was using this knot on a scaffold, after one load down the piece of junk locked up, and the loop could not be enlarged.
Thank you so much
So cool & simple ! TY Sir !!! 😁🖒
No problem, always happy to help :)
Now it's 8 years later, we don't use those knots anymore, scaffolding is done.
This is an interesting method, it is not the standard slip knot which is just a variation on an overhand knot with a bight through. This uses a fishermans knot to tie it.
This is a noose. The difference is the knot us undone by pulling on the standing end. A slip knot is undone by pulling on the working end.
Thanks now my dog can have a toy!!
Obrigado por nos ensinar.
Parabéns.
Halo …. What kind is the rope ? I want to buy , what is the name of the roes ..?? Thank you
Which not do you recommend to tie a 32mm sisal rope to a pull up bar? The know should be strong to hold at least 100kg
How much weight does this hold.
Excellent tutorial thanks for taking time excellent job
Thank you!
Thanks. Helpful.
Thank you man gonna try it out rq 🤭
good job..................
Great video ! Useful !!
Thank you and don't forget to subscribe!
What are some examples of a purpose this knot would be used for?
hanging things.
p.s. don't put it around your neck and jump...
this was a amazing video, thanks to you I was finally able to make this knot right, damn wish it wasn't the last video I will ever watch...
You could always use this knot to hang around for a while.
What Material is that rope made of?
Does it work as a noose if you do it bigger?
No need, you pencil neck.
Muito obrigado por me apresentar esse belo nó, ganhou mais um inscrito, só não vou poder acompanha o canal por motivos pessoais
Está vivo, amigo?
I hope you are okay.
Do you like the Fisherman's/Scaffold better than the Anchor Hitch and Buntline?
+Jules Bartow The Scaffold knot has always been known as a strong reliable knot. The least favoured out of the three would be the Buntline knot due its tendency to jam under heavy loads.
Tom waits music
Showed how to tie the knot. Uses? Is it a slip knot? More info please. When and where do you use it?
Just like a double fishermans knot, but one sided instead.
@DH From Ashley book of knots. The scaffold knot is knot number 409 - "It goes under various names such as the barrel knot, double fisherman's knot, grapevine knot and poachers knot. It is a noose knot and a hitching knot which makes a terminal loop. If tied correctly it is a strong and secure knot, suitable for climbing."
@DH The illustration in the book shows the exact same knot that is shown in the video.
@DH It says two scaffold knots tied opposing each other to form a jam knot is called a grapevine knot. Now put on your big boy pants and go look up grapevine knot. I'll give you a small hint. It's a double fisherman's knot.
@DH Here you go. I'll stoop to your level and go back to your very first comment.
You - "Not at all, nothing like it."
Me - Yes it is.
@DH Yep, it sure does.
La información es tan diversa, que siempre encuentro otra forma más sencilla de hacer el mismo nudo.
Is it heavy enough to carry my neck
Stop😭😭😭😭
Is this enough to hold?