Cook Over a Campfire with a Tripod Lashing - ITS Knot of the Week HD

Today we're continuing our Knot of the Week HD series with the Tripod Lashing.
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[@vincentc6919]

The best knot videos on UA-cam...really helped me master the basic Scout knots and the Eye Splice was a game changer...great work sir, thank you.

[@chuckennuggett]

Tripod lashing could be used as a tripod cell phone stand to make videos out in nature

[@virginiaryals8119]

Thank you! I've never really done knot tying before, but wanted some to grow my peas and beans up. I got it on the first try! I'm so excited!!!

[@curiousobserver7611]

Very clear to see what u are doing, the black backdrop, white wood and bright cordage with good lighting makes this a great demonstration, keep up the good work 👍

[@shellysadventures2875]

Ok so the dogging is what I was missing. It kept coming loose and I was getting frustrated, I'm like I know what a clove hitch is!!! Awesome, thanks so much.

[@thomashughes4859]

I was able to use this lashing technique to lash together a "Flauta de Pan" or a Pan Flute! Just to let you know that this has so many great applications! Thank you!

[@oliviasmith7676]

Nice video, I like how descriptive you are with your words and the camera plus lighting is great.

[@laish7601]

Yeah dude thank you for this

[@godnme07]

Thanks

[@sarahmcneely9628]

Thank you! These videos have helped me a lot

[@danielluna7648]

This knot series is pretty great. Thanks for making these videos.

[@camdenyinger6396]

I only got to first class in boy-scouts but I wanted to tripod lash checking, checking back to make sure I remember it right. Tip for clove-hitch (if you don’t know it) make two loops then cross them. Put that I’ve the stick. It’s an easy way to not mess up. Also you should always turn your two end both directions to make sure you didn’t do the clove hitch wrong. If it slips around, you did.

[@bushlandliving6799]

Nicely done thanks. used this for my tipi lashings

[@mountainjustice]

Thanks man, good video, simple and clear.

[@biranit50]

i would have add an overhand knot after the ending clove hitch to lock it

[@fleebertreatise1063]

Thanks. If you want a small tripod you can use twine and bamboo skewers (like maybe as a toy or something).

[@haroldcallahan4887]

Nicely done - Big Thumbs up

[@arcanoflowz]

Awesome work man, really enjoy the videos. I’ve also seen this called a figure 8 lashing

[@darkboy3121]

thank you so much

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks, looks goo. Take care.