Advanced Locked Brummel

[@kimbodious]

wow brilliant way for making a locked brummell when you can’t access the other end of the rope!

[@nates386]

Certainly one of the best Amsteel-loop videos out there.
It's clean, precise and easy to follow.
Man, that title isn't idiot proof though. Wish i saw this 4 years ago.

[@michaelhorn9114]

Good informative video! I have never seen someone bury the cord that way before. Almost seemed easier! Happy hangings!

[@gogonkt]

brilliant way

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

I have to make my lines be a very specific length, how much additional cordage is required to make the same locked brummel?

[@PaCampingDad]

You would have to measure that for yourself.

[@NorthCountryOutdoorGuys]

Thanks doogie! Just used the 1st technique to make lash-it dog bones for my Superfly pole mod. Now, I just need the pole. Come on USPS!

[@PaCampingDad]

+North Country Outdoor Guys Glad people are finding this helpful (I reference my own videos too from time to time). Let me know how your pole mod works out.

[@akayaker]

Good video. What is the advantage of the ALB over the regular LB?

[@PaCampingDad]

+akayaker Thanks. The main reason to use it is when you don't have access to the other end of the line.

[@saintrojo]

what are you using the dogbone for?

[@PaCampingDad]

+saintrojo I always have at least one dogbone stashed in my bishop bag pocket for use if I need an extension on my hammock suspension. I can larks head it onto my hammock continuous loop for those extra wide hangs.

[@ericpayne3253]

got it thanks!

[@PaCampingDad]

+Eric Payne You are welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@brianbassett4379]

It's way easier when you have better tools. The needle isn't helping much.

[@nates386]

When your only tool is a hammer everything starts to look like a nail.