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How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie.
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Today on Repairs101 I want to share with you 6 knots that I really believe that everyone should know how to tie. Now some people are under the mistaken idea that if you can't tie a knot you should just tie a lot. As funny and clever as that sounds it's really not the case. The best thing you can do is learn how to tie a proper knot and that's what I'm here to show you today.What I do here on Repairs101 is I teach skills and knot tying is a skill that absolutely everybody needs to know. And these knots will serve you well for the rest of your life.20 years ago I packed up my car and I left Toronto and headed for Vancouver. I headed out on my own to drive the 4400 kilometres to get here. I came here to work on the trees and, to sail. I got a place by the beach so I could leave my car at home and walk the 10 or 15 minutes it took to get to Granville Island where I could launch a boat and spend my day out sailing on English Bay..Simple half hitch: just make a loop and tuck it through itself. That's a simple half hitch. so a half hitch. this one's called a square knot, the idea is you have 2 ends: the left goes over the right and you make the twist and then the right goes over the left and you make the twist. And that's called a square knot. Left over right and then take the right over the left and that's a square knot. It's also referred to as a reef knot in sailing and it's used to reef sails. If you do it wrong, if you do left over right and then left over right again you'll get something called a granny the sheet bend is best used when you're trying to join two pieces of uneven rope -- one big piece, one small piece, say. The idea behind the sheet bend is --that alone is called a sheet bend and a sheet bend will hold. You can tow a boat with just that knot. if you're going to apply a really extreme load I would recommend that you take this and go around twice for what's called a double sheet bend. and again you can put a lot of load on that and when you're done it'll come apart nice and easy just by pulling on it like that. make a loop through it, bring the tail of the smaller piece through the loop, go around behind it, go underneath and that's a single but I'm going to go around again and underneath again and that is a double sheet bend. I'll just tuck it down for you there and that's what a double sheet bend would look like. bowline but I'll just show you anyway of course it's best used when you're trying to make a loop in the end of a rope. you need to make a bend in it like that and everybody knows the old story of course where the snake comes out of the hole and goes around the tree and goes back down into the hole again, and that gives you your classic bowline knot. take the end like that and make a loop in it like this, come up through, go around, go back down in through again and you've got a bowline.If you're going to rely on a half hitch knot to hold your horse or your boat, well I think they might get away on you. a clove hitch is going to be used when you need to lash a rope to say a post, a hitching post, a pole, you know the gunwale on a boat, a handrail or something, when you just need to tie something on to a pipe, say., that's a clove hitch. It's just an awesome knot. clove hitch, cross over to your right then cross over towards your left and then bring it up through the centre like that and you've got a clove hitch, which is a great knot for securing things quickly like your horse or your boat or what have you. imagine if you just wanted to tie loosely something to it then that's a really good use for the bowline. again the bowline you the snake come out of the hole, go around the tree and go back down the hole again and you've got a bowline.Now on the other hand if you do want a knot that tightens up try the backhand hitch need to lock this off with two half hitches one like that two like that. It looks a little messy right now but I'll show you this is just an awesome knot and it tightens itself. The more load you put against it the tighter it becomes, and it won't let go. It's just a fantastic load knot called the backhand hitch. If you're attaching a ladder to your roof-rack on your car or something you might want to try this this is just a great knot called the backhand hitch. Just pass it through there like that when you come around this side you simply tie a half hitch, tie another half hitch to lock it up and there you have it..So now a good knot will untie really easily as opposed to a bad knot is very difficult to untie, sometimes it can't be untied. Sometimes you have to cut it. Sometimes you put it in a vise and you whack on it with a hammer and a crowbar... So the best thing you can do is of course is learn how to select and tie the proper knot for the occasion.
Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors!
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Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (http://naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and YouTube via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are part of Nature Reliance School Online (http://naturereliance.org/) suite of courses covering all facets of self-reliance.
Craig is also a well respected martial arts/combatives instructor with over 20 years experience in armed and unarmed tactics and has advanced rank in both Judo and Aikido. Forever a student, Craig is always at work improving his mindset, skills and tactics for all he endeavors. His goal is to always help others develop their mindset and critical thinking skills so they can think on their own and for themselves.
- published: 19 Jun 2014
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Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Half Hitches, Taut Line, Clove Hitch, Figure eight knot, sheet bend
- published: 24 Jun 2009
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Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting groups...
Knot 1 : Overhand Knot or Thumb Knot
Knot 2 : Figure of 8
Knot 3 : Reef Knot
Knot 4 : Sheet Bend
Knot 5 : Clove Hitch
Knot 6 : Bowline
Knot 7 : Timber Hitch
Knot 8 : Sheep Shank
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- published: 27 Sep 2014
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Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often.
The knots covered in this video are:
Square Knot (Reef Knot)
Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end)
Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend)
Bowline (Tied two ways)
Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways)
Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches
Taut-Line Hitch
In Depth Knot Videos
Bowline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8drKsdf5E
Figure-8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdBWBbrjOio
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- published: 13 Feb 2016
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How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left handed versions) shown to demonstrate how simple knots and hitches are the building blocks for more complex knots.
Knots in this video
Pull-Start Cord Knots - https://youtu.be/ZxYjqUm5G7I
Slippery Hitch - https://youtu.be/WnvbWlXv-oY
Painter Hitch - https://youtu.be/6LAxCyI8Eo0
Cleat Hitch - https://youtu.be/5XZXUwoyxHY
Carrick Bend - https://youtu.be/D5j1XGSrNGE
Alpine Butterfly - https://youtu.be/qa6npHh3K7o
The Truckers' Hitch - https://youtu.be/tvgFyqFZK54
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Sound FX Generator - https://youtu.be/lIvNNndi03c
Diddley Bow - How to Build... https://youtu.be/l3aRbzZgKB8
Six Knots You Need To Know - https://youtu.be/ZZZPYPuonvQ
Transcript provided for the hearing impaired:
Alright so today on Repairs101 I’m going to kick off this first episode of our fifth year on YouTube with a top ten list of knots you want to know. Alright. Cue the fireworks guy.
So you know this knot wasn’t even supposed to be in the lesson But I thought I’d include it. It’s the square knot and it’s one of the knots that everybody needs to know. Make sure you’re subscribed to catch all my videos on these knots and many more to come. It’s just left over right, right over left and you’re done.
OK so while ostensibly this video is a top ten list of the knots that I consider to be the most essential ones to know, in reality it’s a lesson about how simple knots are really building blocks for more complex knots.
So the difference between an overhand knot and a half hitch is that the half hitch is belayed to something. Here it’s a ring but it can be a rail or a pole or a piece of rope or whatever. It’s pretty easy to tie and I just include it because it’s a building block for other knots.
Point in case is a knot called the round turn and two half hitches. And, you pretty much tie it just the same way you say it. Keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you make your half hitches so that together they form a clove hitch. Now if you’re worried about this knot slipping you can always lock it up with an overhand stopper knot.
Let me know in the comments section if you call any of these knots by different names – I’d be very interested. But keep in mind that words are just words and talk is cheap. It’s what you do in life that counts.
You could use it to secure your boat to a cleat if you hadn’t seen the rest of this video already and well.. uh... I don’t know. What is that? A chopstick?
OK so the next building block I want you to know is the clove hitch. It’s simple to tie. You belay it to something like a bar or a cleat or a ring and it’s a reasonablly secure knot – again, especially if you lock it down with an overhand stopper. You can also add a half hitch alongside to create this travelling hitch.
Another great variation of the clove hitch that’s good for if you need to tie up your horse or your dog is the slippery hitch –because it’s quick release.
But you know, honestly the best knot for leads and leashes is another quick release knot called the painter hitch otherwise known as the highwayman’s hitch. So have a look at my painter hitch video for a comprehensive lesson in how to tie it.
Come on buddy! (WHISTLES) C’mon get in the car, we’re going downtown.
You’ll notice that as long as you keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you’re making your half hitches, that the half hitches actually create a clove hitch,which because they’re on a piece of line that they can run on, becomes a buntline hitch.
Now no matter what size boat you’re talking about this is the preferred knot for tying down to a horn cleat and securing your vessel. Now what’s really interesting about the cleat hitch is that if you deconstruct the knot a little bit and you put it into a different context you can see that it’s clearly just a clove hitch.
A sheet bend can be used to join two pieces of unequal rope by making an eye in the larger rope and then passing the smaller one through the eye, around and then under itself. When both tails are on the same side of the knot it’s called a right handed sheet bend and it is the preferred version of this knot. Wrap the tail one more time and pass it under itself again and you’ve got a double sheet bend.
OK so you make a crossing turn to create a hole, and then the snake goes out of the hole, around the tree and then back bown the hole again. And that’s a standard bowline. Which will look like this and look fairly familiar to you. Tie your bowline the other way to get a left handed or classic / cowboy bowline. And so if we compare the bowline to the sheet bend we discover they’re pretty much the same knot....
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- published: 02 Sep 2015
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Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet
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- published: 07 Apr 2015
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This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every survival situaion.
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- published: 31 Oct 2015
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In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipper pulls.
It is a very common knot in the paracord crafts, so I highly recommend learning it.
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- published: 25 Mar 2015
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Useful Knots To Know
10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots
Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor knot is one of the most effective binding knots. Simple and secure, it is a harsh knot that can be difficult or impossible to untie once tightened
recreational tree climber or working arborist, the Munter is useful to know as a reliable lowering knot for moderate loads. This hitch performs well on both 16
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A knot is a method of fastening or securing linear material such as rope by tying or interweaving. It may consist of a length of one or several segments of rope, string, webbing, twine, strap, or even chain interwoven such that the line can bind to itself or to some other object—the "load". Knots have been the subject of interest for their ancient origins, their common uses, and the area of mathematics known as knot theory.
There is a large variety of knots, each with properties that make it suitable for a range of tasks. Some knots are used to attach the rope (or other knotting material) to other objects such as another rope, cleat, ring, or stake. Some knots are used to bind or constrict objects. Decorative knots usually bind to themselves to produce attractive patterns.
While some people can look at diagrams or photos and tie the illustrated knots, others learn best by watching how a knot is tied. Knot tying skills are often transmitted by sailors, scouts, climbers, cavers, arborists, rescue professionals, fishermen, linemen and surgeons.
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7:01Six Knots You Need To Know
Six Knots You Need To KnowSix Knots You Need To Know
How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie. Transcript provided for the hearing impaired: Today on Repairs101 I want to share with you 6 knots that I really believe that everyone should know how to tie. Now some people are under the mistaken idea that if you can't tie a knot you should just tie a lot. As funny and clever as that sounds it's really not the case. The best thing you can do is learn how to tie a proper knot and that's what I'm here to show you today.What I do here on Repairs101 is I teach skills and knot tying is a skill that absolutely everybody needs to know. And these knots will serve you well for the rest of your life.20 years ago I packed up my car and I left Toronto and headed for Vancouver. I headed out on my own to drive the 4400 kilometres to get here. I came here to work on the trees and, to sail. I got a place by the beach so I could leave my car at home and walk the 10 or 15 minutes it took to get to Granville Island where I could launch a boat and spend my day out sailing on English Bay..Simple half hitch: just make a loop and tuck it through itself. That's a simple half hitch. so a half hitch. this one's called a square knot, the idea is you have 2 ends: the left goes over the right and you make the twist and then the right goes over the left and you make the twist. And that's called a square knot. Left over right and then take the right over the left and that's a square knot. It's also referred to as a reef knot in sailing and it's used to reef sails. If you do it wrong, if you do left over right and then left over right again you'll get something called a granny the sheet bend is best used when you're trying to join two pieces of uneven rope -- one big piece, one small piece, say. The idea behind the sheet bend is --that alone is called a sheet bend and a sheet bend will hold. You can tow a boat with just that knot. if you're going to apply a really extreme load I would recommend that you take this and go around twice for what's called a double sheet bend. and again you can put a lot of load on that and when you're done it'll come apart nice and easy just by pulling on it like that. make a loop through it, bring the tail of the smaller piece through the loop, go around behind it, go underneath and that's a single but I'm going to go around again and underneath again and that is a double sheet bend. I'll just tuck it down for you there and that's what a double sheet bend would look like. bowline but I'll just show you anyway of course it's best used when you're trying to make a loop in the end of a rope. you need to make a bend in it like that and everybody knows the old story of course where the snake comes out of the hole and goes around the tree and goes back down into the hole again, and that gives you your classic bowline knot. take the end like that and make a loop in it like this, come up through, go around, go back down in through again and you've got a bowline.If you're going to rely on a half hitch knot to hold your horse or your boat, well I think they might get away on you. a clove hitch is going to be used when you need to lash a rope to say a post, a hitching post, a pole, you know the gunwale on a boat, a handrail or something, when you just need to tie something on to a pipe, say., that's a clove hitch. It's just an awesome knot. clove hitch, cross over to your right then cross over towards your left and then bring it up through the centre like that and you've got a clove hitch, which is a great knot for securing things quickly like your horse or your boat or what have you. imagine if you just wanted to tie loosely something to it then that's a really good use for the bowline. again the bowline you the snake come out of the hole, go around the tree and go back down the hole again and you've got a bowline.Now on the other hand if you do want a knot that tightens up try the backhand hitch need to lock this off with two half hitches one like that two like that. It looks a little messy right now but I'll show you this is just an awesome knot and it tightens itself. The more load you put against it the tighter it becomes, and it won't let go. It's just a fantastic load knot called the backhand hitch. If you're attaching a ladder to your roof-rack on your car or something you might want to try this this is just a great knot called the backhand hitch. Just pass it through there like that when you come around this side you simply tie a half hitch, tie another half hitch to lock it up and there you have it..So now a good knot will untie really easily as opposed to a bad knot is very difficult to untie, sometimes it can't be untied. Sometimes you have to cut it. Sometimes you put it in a vise and you whack on it with a hammer and a crowbar... So the best thing you can do is of course is learn how to select and tie the proper knot for the occasion. -
10:47Top Five Useful Knots for camping, survival, hiking, and more
Top Five Useful Knots for camping, survival, hiking, and moreTop Five Useful Knots for camping, survival, hiking, and more
Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors! Check out our latest FREE content on our CarbonTV Channel: http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (http://naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and YouTube via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are part of Nature Reliance School Online (http://naturereliance.org/) suite of courses covering all facets of self-reliance. Craig is also a well respected martial arts/combatives instructor with over 20 years experience in armed and unarmed tactics and has advanced rank in both Judo and Aikido. Forever a student, Craig is always at work improving his mindset, skills and tactics for all he endeavors. His goal is to always help others develop their mindset and critical thinking skills so they can think on their own and for themselves. -
9:47How to Tie 7 Basic Knots
How to Tie 7 Basic KnotsHow to Tie 7 Basic Knots
Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Half Hitches, Taut Line, Clove Hitch, Figure eight knot, sheet bend -
19:47Bushcraft - Learning 8 Basic Knots
Bushcraft - Learning 8 Basic KnotsBushcraft - Learning 8 Basic Knots
Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting groups... Knot 1 : Overhand Knot or Thumb Knot Knot 2 : Figure of 8 Knot 3 : Reef Knot Knot 4 : Sheet Bend Knot 5 : Clove Hitch Knot 6 : Bowline Knot 7 : Timber Hitch Knot 8 : Sheep Shank For More Related Reviews & Topics Please Visit My Blogs : http://bushcraftandsurvivalskills.blogspot.co.uk/ -
7:467 Essential Knots You Need To Know
7 Essential Knots You Need To Know7 Essential Knots You Need To Know
Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often. The knots covered in this video are: Square Knot (Reef Knot) Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end) Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend) Bowline (Tied two ways) Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways) Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches Taut-Line Hitch In Depth Knot Videos Bowline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8drKsdf5E Figure-8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdBWBbrjOio Official website, blog, and online store. www.inner-bark.com Join me on social media to be up to date on the latest projects, news, and giveaways. Facebook- www.facebook.com/innerbark Twitter- www.twitter.com/innerbark Pintrest- www.pintrest.com/innerbark Instagram- www.Instagram.com/innerbark -
9:5910+ Knots You Want To Know
10+ Knots You Want To Know10+ Knots You Want To Know
How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left handed versions) shown to demonstrate how simple knots and hitches are the building blocks for more complex knots. Knots in this video Pull-Start Cord Knots - https://youtu.be/ZxYjqUm5G7I Slippery Hitch - https://youtu.be/WnvbWlXv-oY Painter Hitch - https://youtu.be/6LAxCyI8Eo0 Cleat Hitch - https://youtu.be/5XZXUwoyxHY Carrick Bend - https://youtu.be/D5j1XGSrNGE Alpine Butterfly - https://youtu.be/qa6npHh3K7o The Truckers' Hitch - https://youtu.be/tvgFyqFZK54 Find the Backhand Hitch in these videos Sound FX Generator - https://youtu.be/lIvNNndi03c Diddley Bow - How to Build... https://youtu.be/l3aRbzZgKB8 Six Knots You Need To Know - https://youtu.be/ZZZPYPuonvQ Transcript provided for the hearing impaired: Alright so today on Repairs101 I’m going to kick off this first episode of our fifth year on YouTube with a top ten list of knots you want to know. Alright. Cue the fireworks guy. So you know this knot wasn’t even supposed to be in the lesson But I thought I’d include it. It’s the square knot and it’s one of the knots that everybody needs to know. Make sure you’re subscribed to catch all my videos on these knots and many more to come. It’s just left over right, right over left and you’re done. OK so while ostensibly this video is a top ten list of the knots that I consider to be the most essential ones to know, in reality it’s a lesson about how simple knots are really building blocks for more complex knots. So the difference between an overhand knot and a half hitch is that the half hitch is belayed to something. Here it’s a ring but it can be a rail or a pole or a piece of rope or whatever. It’s pretty easy to tie and I just include it because it’s a building block for other knots. Point in case is a knot called the round turn and two half hitches. And, you pretty much tie it just the same way you say it. Keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you make your half hitches so that together they form a clove hitch. Now if you’re worried about this knot slipping you can always lock it up with an overhand stopper knot. Let me know in the comments section if you call any of these knots by different names – I’d be very interested. But keep in mind that words are just words and talk is cheap. It’s what you do in life that counts. You could use it to secure your boat to a cleat if you hadn’t seen the rest of this video already and well.. uh... I don’t know. What is that? A chopstick? OK so the next building block I want you to know is the clove hitch. It’s simple to tie. You belay it to something like a bar or a cleat or a ring and it’s a reasonablly secure knot – again, especially if you lock it down with an overhand stopper. You can also add a half hitch alongside to create this travelling hitch. Another great variation of the clove hitch that’s good for if you need to tie up your horse or your dog is the slippery hitch –because it’s quick release. But you know, honestly the best knot for leads and leashes is another quick release knot called the painter hitch otherwise known as the highwayman’s hitch. So have a look at my painter hitch video for a comprehensive lesson in how to tie it. Come on buddy! (WHISTLES) C’mon get in the car, we’re going downtown. You’ll notice that as long as you keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you’re making your half hitches, that the half hitches actually create a clove hitch,which because they’re on a piece of line that they can run on, becomes a buntline hitch. Now no matter what size boat you’re talking about this is the preferred knot for tying down to a horn cleat and securing your vessel. Now what’s really interesting about the cleat hitch is that if you deconstruct the knot a little bit and you put it into a different context you can see that it’s clearly just a clove hitch. A sheet bend can be used to join two pieces of unequal rope by making an eye in the larger rope and then passing the smaller one through the eye, around and then under itself. When both tails are on the same side of the knot it’s called a right handed sheet bend and it is the preferred version of this knot. Wrap the tail one more time and pass it under itself again and you’ve got a double sheet bend. OK so you make a crossing turn to create a hole, and then the snake goes out of the hole, around the tree and then back bown the hole again. And that’s a standard bowline. Which will look like this and look fairly familiar to you. Tie your bowline the other way to get a left handed or classic / cowboy bowline. And so if we compare the bowline to the sheet bend we discover they’re pretty much the same knot.... (PLEASE SEE CLOSED CAPTIONS OR WEBSITE FOR FULL TRANSCRIPT www.repairs101.ca/TenKnots_101.htm ) -
7:145 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet
5 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet5 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet
Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet Subscribe to Sportology: http://goo.gl/5WGkBV ↓ More info and sources below ↓ 5 KNOT SERIES VIDEOS: Here are the other videos in the 5-Knot Series 5 BASIC OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS: http://youtu.be/BCt1-VfLDmU 5 BOATING KNOTS: https://youtu.be/-rhHYq4SZng 5 SWIFTWATER RESCUE KNOTS: https://youtu.be/l7mUfA0clKU 5 SAILING KNOTS: http://youtu.be/AI0GO86KmsQ 5 SURVIVAL KNOTS: https://youtu.be/6fo5yTxIGzg MAKING A SURVIVAL BRACELET: https://youtu.be/K0RKl7eLHXk Spread the word and follow us on: FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Untamed-Science/169220075768 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/untamedscience Don’t forget to subscribe to this and our other great channels Untamed Science: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFAbxaVl6PJMwbMMXX9ZcNw Sport Science: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5EoTjbPm_U11odssdYXwSA Behind the Scenes: https://www.youtube.com/user/robnelsonfilms Biophilia: https://www.youtube.com/user/untamedbiodiversity Mushrooms of the World: https://www.youtube.com/user/mushroomsoftheworld The Curious Parent: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqDKaNyewVpO8cblt29UpwQ The 5 KNOT Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpGWx6tgIyYEGY5_sQdzc1hhoKSwgiKK9 -
7:104 Useful Knots For Survival
4 Useful Knots For Survival4 Useful Knots For Survival
This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every survival situaion. Lilly´s Amazon Store: http://astore.amazon.com/survlill-20 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Survival-Lilly/810953952332026 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SurvivalLilly Instagram: https://instagram.com/survival_lilly/ Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/103387543284282480855/103387543284282480855/posts Subscribe/Donate for more adventures -
2:58How to tie the snake knot
How to tie the snake knotHow to tie the snake knot
In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipper pulls. It is a very common knot in the paracord crafts, so I highly recommend learning it. Find more useful knots here: http://www.paracordguild.com/category/paracord-knots Consider supporting the channel: https://www.patreon.com/paracord_guild Enjoy the video! Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row. -
25:50Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015
Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015
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- Arbor knot
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- Ashley's bend
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- Square knot
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- Surgeon's knot
- Surgeon's loop
- Tarbuck knot
- Taut-line hitch
- Tautline hitch
- Template Knots
- Template talk Knots
- Textile
- Thief knot
- Timber hitch
- Topology
- Transom knot
- Trefoil knot
- Trick
- Trident loop
- Trilene knot
- Trucker's hitch
- True lover's knot
- Turk's head knot
- Turks head knot
- Turle knot
- Turn (knot)
- Twine
- Two half hitches
- Uni knot
- Unknot
- Versatackle knot
- Water knot
- Webbing
- Whipping knot
- Yosemite bowline
- Zeppelin bend
- Zeppelin loop
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Six Knots You Need To Know
How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie. Transcript provided for the hearing impaired: Today on Repairs101 I want to share with you 6 knots that I really believe that everyone should know how to tie. Now some people are under the mistaken idea that if you can't tie a knot you should just tie a lot. As funny and clever as that sounds it's really not the case. The best thing you can do is learn how to tie a proper knot and that's what I'm here to show you today.What I do here on Repairs101 is I teach skills and knot tying is a skill that absolutely everybody needs to know. And these knots will serve you well for the rest of your life.20 years ago I packed up my car and I left Toronto and headed for Vancouver.... -
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Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors! Check out our latest FREE content on our CarbonTV Channel: http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (http://naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and YouTube via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are... -
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Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting groups... Knot 1 : Overhand Knot or Thumb Knot Knot 2 : Figure of 8 Knot 3 : Reef Knot Knot 4 : Sheet Bend Knot 5 : Clove Hitch Knot 6 : Bowline Knot 7 : Timber Hitch Knot 8 : Sheep Shank For More Related Reviews & Topics Please Visit My Blogs : http://bushcraftandsurvivalskills.blogspot.co.uk/ -
7 Essential Knots You Need To Know
Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often. The knots covered in this video are: Square Knot (Reef Knot) Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end) Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend) Bowline (Tied two ways) Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways) Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches Taut-Line Hitch In Depth Knot Videos Bowline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8drKsdf5E Figure-8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdBWBbrjOio Official website, blog, and online store. www.inner-bark.com Join me on social media to be up to date on the latest projects, news, and giveaways. Facebook- www.facebook.com/innerbark Twitter- www.twitter.co... -
10+ Knots You Want To Know
How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left handed versions) shown to demonstrate how simple knots and hitches are the building blocks for more complex knots. Knots in this video Pull-Start Cord Knots - https://youtu.be/ZxYjqUm5G7I Slippery Hitch - https://youtu.be/WnvbWlXv-oY Painter Hitch - https://youtu.be/6LAxCyI8Eo0 Cleat Hitch - https://youtu.be/5XZXUwoyxHY Carrick Bend - https://youtu.be/D5j1XGSrNGE Alpine Butterfly - https://youtu.be/qa6npHh3K7o The Truckers' Hitch - https://youtu.be/tvgFyqFZK54 Find the Backhand Hitch in these videos Sound FX Generator - https://youtu.be/lIvNNndi03c Diddley Bow - How to Build... https://youtu.be/l3aRbzZgKB8 Six Knots You Need To Know... -
5 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet
Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet Subscribe to Sportology: http://goo.gl/5WGkBV ↓ More info and sources below ↓ 5 KNOT SERIES VIDEOS: Here are the other videos in the 5-Knot Series 5 BASIC OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS: http://youtu.be/BCt1-VfLDmU 5 BOATING KNOTS: https://youtu.be/-rhHYq4SZng 5 SWIFTWATER RESCUE KNOTS: https://youtu.be/l7mUfA0clKU 5 SAILING KNOTS: http://youtu.be/AI0GO86KmsQ 5 SURVIVAL KNOTS: https://youtu.be/6fo5yTxIGzg MAKING A SURVIVAL BRACELET: https://youtu.be/K0RKl7eLHXk Spread the word and follow us on: FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Untamed-Science/169220075768 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/untamedscience Don’t forget to subscribe to this and our other great channels Untamed Science: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFAbxaVl6PJMwbMMXX9ZcN... -
4 Useful Knots For Survival
This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every survival situaion. Lilly´s Amazon Store: http://astore.amazon.com/survlill-20 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Survival-Lilly/810953952332026 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SurvivalLilly Instagram: https://instagram.com/survival_lilly/ Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/103387543284282480855/103387543284282480855/posts Subscribe/Donate for more adventures -
How to tie the snake knot
In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipper pulls. It is a very common knot in the paracord crafts, so I highly recommend learning it. Find more useful knots here: http://www.paracordguild.com/category/paracord-knots Consider supporting the channel: https://www.patreon.com/paracord_guild Enjoy the video! Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row. -
Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015
Useful Knots To Know 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor knot is one of the most effective binding knots. Simple and secure, it is a harsh knot that can be difficult or impossible to untie once tightened recreational tree climber or working arborist, the Munter is useful to know as a reliable lowering knot for moderate loads. This hitch performs well on both 16 Thank you for watching my video and please subscribe me on youtube You can read more infomartion in there: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=Useful%20Knots%20To%20Know
Six Knots You Need To Know
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How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie.
Transcript provided for the hearing...
How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie.
Transcript provided for the hearing impaired:
Today on Repairs101 I want to share with you 6 knots that I really believe that everyone should know how to tie. Now some people are under the mistaken idea that if you can't tie a knot you should just tie a lot. As funny and clever as that sounds it's really not the case. The best thing you can do is learn how to tie a proper knot and that's what I'm here to show you today.What I do here on Repairs101 is I teach skills and knot tying is a skill that absolutely everybody needs to know. And these knots will serve you well for the rest of your life.20 years ago I packed up my car and I left Toronto and headed for Vancouver. I headed out on my own to drive the 4400 kilometres to get here. I came here to work on the trees and, to sail. I got a place by the beach so I could leave my car at home and walk the 10 or 15 minutes it took to get to Granville Island where I could launch a boat and spend my day out sailing on English Bay..Simple half hitch: just make a loop and tuck it through itself. That's a simple half hitch. so a half hitch. this one's called a square knot, the idea is you have 2 ends: the left goes over the right and you make the twist and then the right goes over the left and you make the twist. And that's called a square knot. Left over right and then take the right over the left and that's a square knot. It's also referred to as a reef knot in sailing and it's used to reef sails. If you do it wrong, if you do left over right and then left over right again you'll get something called a granny the sheet bend is best used when you're trying to join two pieces of uneven rope -- one big piece, one small piece, say. The idea behind the sheet bend is --that alone is called a sheet bend and a sheet bend will hold. You can tow a boat with just that knot. if you're going to apply a really extreme load I would recommend that you take this and go around twice for what's called a double sheet bend. and again you can put a lot of load on that and when you're done it'll come apart nice and easy just by pulling on it like that. make a loop through it, bring the tail of the smaller piece through the loop, go around behind it, go underneath and that's a single but I'm going to go around again and underneath again and that is a double sheet bend. I'll just tuck it down for you there and that's what a double sheet bend would look like. bowline but I'll just show you anyway of course it's best used when you're trying to make a loop in the end of a rope. you need to make a bend in it like that and everybody knows the old story of course where the snake comes out of the hole and goes around the tree and goes back down into the hole again, and that gives you your classic bowline knot. take the end like that and make a loop in it like this, come up through, go around, go back down in through again and you've got a bowline.If you're going to rely on a half hitch knot to hold your horse or your boat, well I think they might get away on you. a clove hitch is going to be used when you need to lash a rope to say a post, a hitching post, a pole, you know the gunwale on a boat, a handrail or something, when you just need to tie something on to a pipe, say., that's a clove hitch. It's just an awesome knot. clove hitch, cross over to your right then cross over towards your left and then bring it up through the centre like that and you've got a clove hitch, which is a great knot for securing things quickly like your horse or your boat or what have you. imagine if you just wanted to tie loosely something to it then that's a really good use for the bowline. again the bowline you the snake come out of the hole, go around the tree and go back down the hole again and you've got a bowline.Now on the other hand if you do want a knot that tightens up try the backhand hitch need to lock this off with two half hitches one like that two like that. It looks a little messy right now but I'll show you this is just an awesome knot and it tightens itself. The more load you put against it the tighter it becomes, and it won't let go. It's just a fantastic load knot called the backhand hitch. If you're attaching a ladder to your roof-rack on your car or something you might want to try this this is just a great knot called the backhand hitch. Just pass it through there like that when you come around this side you simply tie a half hitch, tie another half hitch to lock it up and there you have it..So now a good knot will untie really easily as opposed to a bad knot is very difficult to untie, sometimes it can't be untied. Sometimes you have to cut it. Sometimes you put it in a vise and you whack on it with a hammer and a crowbar... So the best thing you can do is of course is learn how to select and tie the proper knot for the occasion.
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How to do-it-yourself instructional on knot tying -- demonstrating six essential knots that everyone should know how to tie.
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Today on Repairs101 I want to share with you 6 knots that I really believe that everyone should know how to tie. Now some people are under the mistaken idea that if you can't tie a knot you should just tie a lot. As funny and clever as that sounds it's really not the case. The best thing you can do is learn how to tie a proper knot and that's what I'm here to show you today.What I do here on Repairs101 is I teach skills and knot tying is a skill that absolutely everybody needs to know. And these knots will serve you well for the rest of your life.20 years ago I packed up my car and I left Toronto and headed for Vancouver. I headed out on my own to drive the 4400 kilometres to get here. I came here to work on the trees and, to sail. I got a place by the beach so I could leave my car at home and walk the 10 or 15 minutes it took to get to Granville Island where I could launch a boat and spend my day out sailing on English Bay..Simple half hitch: just make a loop and tuck it through itself. That's a simple half hitch. so a half hitch. this one's called a square knot, the idea is you have 2 ends: the left goes over the right and you make the twist and then the right goes over the left and you make the twist. And that's called a square knot. Left over right and then take the right over the left and that's a square knot. It's also referred to as a reef knot in sailing and it's used to reef sails. If you do it wrong, if you do left over right and then left over right again you'll get something called a granny the sheet bend is best used when you're trying to join two pieces of uneven rope -- one big piece, one small piece, say. The idea behind the sheet bend is --that alone is called a sheet bend and a sheet bend will hold. You can tow a boat with just that knot. if you're going to apply a really extreme load I would recommend that you take this and go around twice for what's called a double sheet bend. and again you can put a lot of load on that and when you're done it'll come apart nice and easy just by pulling on it like that. make a loop through it, bring the tail of the smaller piece through the loop, go around behind it, go underneath and that's a single but I'm going to go around again and underneath again and that is a double sheet bend. I'll just tuck it down for you there and that's what a double sheet bend would look like. bowline but I'll just show you anyway of course it's best used when you're trying to make a loop in the end of a rope. you need to make a bend in it like that and everybody knows the old story of course where the snake comes out of the hole and goes around the tree and goes back down into the hole again, and that gives you your classic bowline knot. take the end like that and make a loop in it like this, come up through, go around, go back down in through again and you've got a bowline.If you're going to rely on a half hitch knot to hold your horse or your boat, well I think they might get away on you. a clove hitch is going to be used when you need to lash a rope to say a post, a hitching post, a pole, you know the gunwale on a boat, a handrail or something, when you just need to tie something on to a pipe, say., that's a clove hitch. It's just an awesome knot. clove hitch, cross over to your right then cross over towards your left and then bring it up through the centre like that and you've got a clove hitch, which is a great knot for securing things quickly like your horse or your boat or what have you. imagine if you just wanted to tie loosely something to it then that's a really good use for the bowline. again the bowline you the snake come out of the hole, go around the tree and go back down the hole again and you've got a bowline.Now on the other hand if you do want a knot that tightens up try the backhand hitch need to lock this off with two half hitches one like that two like that. It looks a little messy right now but I'll show you this is just an awesome knot and it tightens itself. The more load you put against it the tighter it becomes, and it won't let go. It's just a fantastic load knot called the backhand hitch. If you're attaching a ladder to your roof-rack on your car or something you might want to try this this is just a great knot called the backhand hitch. Just pass it through there like that when you come around this side you simply tie a half hitch, tie another half hitch to lock it up and there you have it..So now a good knot will untie really easily as opposed to a bad knot is very difficult to untie, sometimes it can't be untied. Sometimes you have to cut it. Sometimes you put it in a vise and you whack on it with a hammer and a crowbar... So the best thing you can do is of course is learn how to select and tie the proper knot for the occasion.
- published: 08 Apr 2011
- views: 2001538
Top Five Useful Knots for camping, survival, hiking, and more
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:47
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 148779
Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors!
Check out our latest FREE...
Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors!
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Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (http://naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and YouTube via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are part of Nature Reliance School Online (http://naturereliance.org/) suite of courses covering all facets of self-reliance.
Craig is also a well respected martial arts/combatives instructor with over 20 years experience in armed and unarmed tactics and has advanced rank in both Judo and Aikido. Forever a student, Craig is always at work improving his mindset, skills and tactics for all he endeavors. His goal is to always help others develop their mindset and critical thinking skills so they can think on their own and for themselves.
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Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you will get the best knots for use outdoors!
Check out our latest FREE content on our CarbonTV Channel: http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm
Craig Caudill is the Founder and Chief Instructor of Nature Reliance School (http://naturereliance.org/). He specializes in teaching survival and preparedness which includes, go-bags, land navigation, and tracking for private and public groups and government agencies. Craig is a frequent survival and preparedness contributor to TV outlets, blog sites, magazines and is a popular online outdoor educator on Carbon TV (http://tinyurl.com/lus9kcm), and YouTube via the Nature Reliance and Dan’s Depot channels. He also has a worldwide network of students and followers who are part of Nature Reliance School Online (http://naturereliance.org/) suite of courses covering all facets of self-reliance.
Craig is also a well respected martial arts/combatives instructor with over 20 years experience in armed and unarmed tactics and has advanced rank in both Judo and Aikido. Forever a student, Craig is always at work improving his mindset, skills and tactics for all he endeavors. His goal is to always help others develop their mindset and critical thinking skills so they can think on their own and for themselves.
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 148779
How to Tie 7 Basic Knots
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:47
- Updated: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 986441
Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Half Hitches, Taut Line, Clove Hitch, Figure eight knot, sheet bend
Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Half Hitches, Taut Line, Clove Hitch, Figure eight knot, sheet bend
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Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Half Hitches, Taut Line, Clove Hitch, Figure eight knot, sheet bend
- published: 24 Jun 2009
- views: 986441
Bushcraft - Learning 8 Basic Knots
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- Duration: 19:47
- Updated: 27 Sep 2014
- views: 70283
Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting gr...
Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting groups...
Knot 1 : Overhand Knot or Thumb Knot
Knot 2 : Figure of 8
Knot 3 : Reef Knot
Knot 4 : Sheet Bend
Knot 5 : Clove Hitch
Knot 6 : Bowline
Knot 7 : Timber Hitch
Knot 8 : Sheep Shank
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Learn how to tie 8 basic knots and how they can be used when camping or out in the field. Great selection of easy knots for Scouts to learn or other Scouting groups...
Knot 1 : Overhand Knot or Thumb Knot
Knot 2 : Figure of 8
Knot 3 : Reef Knot
Knot 4 : Sheet Bend
Knot 5 : Clove Hitch
Knot 6 : Bowline
Knot 7 : Timber Hitch
Knot 8 : Sheep Shank
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- published: 27 Sep 2014
- views: 70283
7 Essential Knots You Need To Know
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:46
- Updated: 13 Feb 2016
- views: 29410
Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encoun...
Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often.
The knots covered in this video are:
Square Knot (Reef Knot)
Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end)
Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend)
Bowline (Tied two ways)
Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways)
Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches
Taut-Line Hitch
In Depth Knot Videos
Bowline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8drKsdf5E
Figure-8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdBWBbrjOio
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Aside from tying shoes, a lot of people don't know, or need a refresher on tying knots. Knowing these knots will get you through most situations you will encounter, and they are the ones I use most often.
The knots covered in this video are:
Square Knot (Reef Knot)
Clove Hitch (Builder's Hitch, Tied in a bight, and at an end)
Sheet Bend (And Double Sheet Bend)
Bowline (Tied two ways)
Figure 8 loop (Tied 3 ways)
Round Turn + Two 1/2 Hitches
Taut-Line Hitch
In Depth Knot Videos
Bowline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8drKsdf5E
Figure-8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdBWBbrjOio
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- published: 13 Feb 2016
- views: 29410
10+ Knots You Want To Know
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 02 Sep 2015
- views: 37939
How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left hande...
How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left handed versions) shown to demonstrate how simple knots and hitches are the building blocks for more complex knots.
Knots in this video
Pull-Start Cord Knots - https://youtu.be/ZxYjqUm5G7I
Slippery Hitch - https://youtu.be/WnvbWlXv-oY
Painter Hitch - https://youtu.be/6LAxCyI8Eo0
Cleat Hitch - https://youtu.be/5XZXUwoyxHY
Carrick Bend - https://youtu.be/D5j1XGSrNGE
Alpine Butterfly - https://youtu.be/qa6npHh3K7o
The Truckers' Hitch - https://youtu.be/tvgFyqFZK54
Find the Backhand Hitch in these videos
Sound FX Generator - https://youtu.be/lIvNNndi03c
Diddley Bow - How to Build... https://youtu.be/l3aRbzZgKB8
Six Knots You Need To Know - https://youtu.be/ZZZPYPuonvQ
Transcript provided for the hearing impaired:
Alright so today on Repairs101 I’m going to kick off this first episode of our fifth year on YouTube with a top ten list of knots you want to know. Alright. Cue the fireworks guy.
So you know this knot wasn’t even supposed to be in the lesson But I thought I’d include it. It’s the square knot and it’s one of the knots that everybody needs to know. Make sure you’re subscribed to catch all my videos on these knots and many more to come. It’s just left over right, right over left and you’re done.
OK so while ostensibly this video is a top ten list of the knots that I consider to be the most essential ones to know, in reality it’s a lesson about how simple knots are really building blocks for more complex knots.
So the difference between an overhand knot and a half hitch is that the half hitch is belayed to something. Here it’s a ring but it can be a rail or a pole or a piece of rope or whatever. It’s pretty easy to tie and I just include it because it’s a building block for other knots.
Point in case is a knot called the round turn and two half hitches. And, you pretty much tie it just the same way you say it. Keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you make your half hitches so that together they form a clove hitch. Now if you’re worried about this knot slipping you can always lock it up with an overhand stopper knot.
Let me know in the comments section if you call any of these knots by different names – I’d be very interested. But keep in mind that words are just words and talk is cheap. It’s what you do in life that counts.
You could use it to secure your boat to a cleat if you hadn’t seen the rest of this video already and well.. uh... I don’t know. What is that? A chopstick?
OK so the next building block I want you to know is the clove hitch. It’s simple to tie. You belay it to something like a bar or a cleat or a ring and it’s a reasonablly secure knot – again, especially if you lock it down with an overhand stopper. You can also add a half hitch alongside to create this travelling hitch.
Another great variation of the clove hitch that’s good for if you need to tie up your horse or your dog is the slippery hitch –because it’s quick release.
But you know, honestly the best knot for leads and leashes is another quick release knot called the painter hitch otherwise known as the highwayman’s hitch. So have a look at my painter hitch video for a comprehensive lesson in how to tie it.
Come on buddy! (WHISTLES) C’mon get in the car, we’re going downtown.
You’ll notice that as long as you keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you’re making your half hitches, that the half hitches actually create a clove hitch,which because they’re on a piece of line that they can run on, becomes a buntline hitch.
Now no matter what size boat you’re talking about this is the preferred knot for tying down to a horn cleat and securing your vessel. Now what’s really interesting about the cleat hitch is that if you deconstruct the knot a little bit and you put it into a different context you can see that it’s clearly just a clove hitch.
A sheet bend can be used to join two pieces of unequal rope by making an eye in the larger rope and then passing the smaller one through the eye, around and then under itself. When both tails are on the same side of the knot it’s called a right handed sheet bend and it is the preferred version of this knot. Wrap the tail one more time and pass it under itself again and you’ve got a double sheet bend.
OK so you make a crossing turn to create a hole, and then the snake goes out of the hole, around the tree and then back bown the hole again. And that’s a standard bowline. Which will look like this and look fairly familiar to you. Tie your bowline the other way to get a left handed or classic / cowboy bowline. And so if we compare the bowline to the sheet bend we discover they’re pretty much the same knot....
(PLEASE SEE CLOSED CAPTIONS OR WEBSITE FOR FULL TRANSCRIPT www.repairs101.ca/TenKnots_101.htm )
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How to do-it-yourself instructional on more than ten of the most commonly used traditional and effective knots and several variations (including some left handed versions) shown to demonstrate how simple knots and hitches are the building blocks for more complex knots.
Knots in this video
Pull-Start Cord Knots - https://youtu.be/ZxYjqUm5G7I
Slippery Hitch - https://youtu.be/WnvbWlXv-oY
Painter Hitch - https://youtu.be/6LAxCyI8Eo0
Cleat Hitch - https://youtu.be/5XZXUwoyxHY
Carrick Bend - https://youtu.be/D5j1XGSrNGE
Alpine Butterfly - https://youtu.be/qa6npHh3K7o
The Truckers' Hitch - https://youtu.be/tvgFyqFZK54
Find the Backhand Hitch in these videos
Sound FX Generator - https://youtu.be/lIvNNndi03c
Diddley Bow - How to Build... https://youtu.be/l3aRbzZgKB8
Six Knots You Need To Know - https://youtu.be/ZZZPYPuonvQ
Transcript provided for the hearing impaired:
Alright so today on Repairs101 I’m going to kick off this first episode of our fifth year on YouTube with a top ten list of knots you want to know. Alright. Cue the fireworks guy.
So you know this knot wasn’t even supposed to be in the lesson But I thought I’d include it. It’s the square knot and it’s one of the knots that everybody needs to know. Make sure you’re subscribed to catch all my videos on these knots and many more to come. It’s just left over right, right over left and you’re done.
OK so while ostensibly this video is a top ten list of the knots that I consider to be the most essential ones to know, in reality it’s a lesson about how simple knots are really building blocks for more complex knots.
So the difference between an overhand knot and a half hitch is that the half hitch is belayed to something. Here it’s a ring but it can be a rail or a pole or a piece of rope or whatever. It’s pretty easy to tie and I just include it because it’s a building block for other knots.
Point in case is a knot called the round turn and two half hitches. And, you pretty much tie it just the same way you say it. Keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you make your half hitches so that together they form a clove hitch. Now if you’re worried about this knot slipping you can always lock it up with an overhand stopper knot.
Let me know in the comments section if you call any of these knots by different names – I’d be very interested. But keep in mind that words are just words and talk is cheap. It’s what you do in life that counts.
You could use it to secure your boat to a cleat if you hadn’t seen the rest of this video already and well.. uh... I don’t know. What is that? A chopstick?
OK so the next building block I want you to know is the clove hitch. It’s simple to tie. You belay it to something like a bar or a cleat or a ring and it’s a reasonablly secure knot – again, especially if you lock it down with an overhand stopper. You can also add a half hitch alongside to create this travelling hitch.
Another great variation of the clove hitch that’s good for if you need to tie up your horse or your dog is the slippery hitch –because it’s quick release.
But you know, honestly the best knot for leads and leashes is another quick release knot called the painter hitch otherwise known as the highwayman’s hitch. So have a look at my painter hitch video for a comprehensive lesson in how to tie it.
Come on buddy! (WHISTLES) C’mon get in the car, we’re going downtown.
You’ll notice that as long as you keep the tail passing around in the same direction when you’re making your half hitches, that the half hitches actually create a clove hitch,which because they’re on a piece of line that they can run on, becomes a buntline hitch.
Now no matter what size boat you’re talking about this is the preferred knot for tying down to a horn cleat and securing your vessel. Now what’s really interesting about the cleat hitch is that if you deconstruct the knot a little bit and you put it into a different context you can see that it’s clearly just a clove hitch.
A sheet bend can be used to join two pieces of unequal rope by making an eye in the larger rope and then passing the smaller one through the eye, around and then under itself. When both tails are on the same side of the knot it’s called a right handed sheet bend and it is the preferred version of this knot. Wrap the tail one more time and pass it under itself again and you’ve got a double sheet bend.
OK so you make a crossing turn to create a hole, and then the snake goes out of the hole, around the tree and then back bown the hole again. And that’s a standard bowline. Which will look like this and look fairly familiar to you. Tie your bowline the other way to get a left handed or classic / cowboy bowline. And so if we compare the bowline to the sheet bend we discover they’re pretty much the same knot....
(PLEASE SEE CLOSED CAPTIONS OR WEBSITE FOR FULL TRANSCRIPT www.repairs101.ca/TenKnots_101.htm )
- published: 02 Sep 2015
- views: 37939
5 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:14
- Updated: 07 Apr 2015
- views: 156646
Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet
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5 KNOT SERIES VIDEOS:...
Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet
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5 KNOT SERIES VIDEOS:
Here are the other videos in the 5-Knot Series
5 BASIC OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS: http://youtu.be/BCt1-VfLDmU
5 BOATING KNOTS: https://youtu.be/-rhHYq4SZng
5 SWIFTWATER RESCUE KNOTS: https://youtu.be/l7mUfA0clKU
5 SAILING KNOTS: http://youtu.be/AI0GO86KmsQ
5 SURVIVAL KNOTS: https://youtu.be/6fo5yTxIGzg
MAKING A SURVIVAL BRACELET: https://youtu.be/K0RKl7eLHXk
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Truckers Hitch / Bowline / Tautline / Prusik / Chain Sinnet
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5 KNOT SERIES VIDEOS:
Here are the other videos in the 5-Knot Series
5 BASIC OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS: http://youtu.be/BCt1-VfLDmU
5 BOATING KNOTS: https://youtu.be/-rhHYq4SZng
5 SWIFTWATER RESCUE KNOTS: https://youtu.be/l7mUfA0clKU
5 SAILING KNOTS: http://youtu.be/AI0GO86KmsQ
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- published: 07 Apr 2015
- views: 156646
4 Useful Knots For Survival
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:10
- Updated: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 76388
This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every sur...
This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every survival situaion.
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This is the second episode of my knot making. This video includes the snell knot, munter hitch, clove hitch and canadian jam knot...4 useful knots for every survival situaion.
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- published: 31 Oct 2015
- views: 76388
How to tie the snake knot
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:58
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 159758
In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipp...
In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipper pulls.
It is a very common knot in the paracord crafts, so I highly recommend learning it.
Find more useful knots here:
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Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row.
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In this tutorial I show you how to tie a snake knot. The knot has many uses in rope crafts, from making bracelets, lanyards, to even making dog leashes and zipper pulls.
It is a very common knot in the paracord crafts, so I highly recommend learning it.
Find more useful knots here:
http://www.paracordguild.com/category/paracord-knots
Consider supporting the channel:
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Enjoy the video!
Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row.
- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 159758
Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:50
- Updated: 05 Dec 2015
- views: 3712
Useful Knots To Know
10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots
Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor knot is one of the most effective binding knots. Simple and secure, it ...
Useful Knots To Know
10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots
Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor knot is one of the most effective binding knots. Simple and secure, it is a harsh knot that can be difficult or impossible to untie once tightened
recreational tree climber or working arborist, the Munter is useful to know as a reliable lowering knot for moderate loads. This hitch performs well on both 16
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Useful Knots To Know
10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots
Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor knot is one of the most effective binding knots. Simple and secure, it is a harsh knot that can be difficult or impossible to untie once tightened
recreational tree climber or working arborist, the Munter is useful to know as a reliable lowering knot for moderate loads. This hitch performs well on both 16
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Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - Chain Knot
Chain knots, also known as a chain sinnet, are a fun way to personalize your Sperry Top-Sider shoes and fairly easy to do. Watch this video for a step-by-step guide on how to tie a chain knot. Instructions are also listed below: Step 1: With your Sperry shoe laced and the lace lying free, take one side and make a loop. Step 2: Partially pull a bit of the lace into the loop without pulling the entire lace through, and then pull the end tight, leaving you with a smaller loop. This will be the start of your chain knot. Step 3: Similar to the step above, grab another bit of lace and partially pull the lace through the loop then pull tight. Step 4: Continue the previous step until you run out of lace. Step 5: Repeat all the above steps with the other side of the lace. Step 6: Once you have cr... -
Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - The Tassel Knot
Learn how to tie a tassel knot in seven easy steps with our Ace the Lace knot tying guide. Tassel knots are a decorative way to hold your shoe laces in place and turn any boat shoe into a easy slip-on. Check out this video for step-by-step instructions on how to tie a tassel knot and share your #topsiding style on Instagram: Step 1: Grab your favorite pair of boat shoes. Step 2: Cross the laces, left over right and pull tight. Step 3: Hold the lace to form a loop. Step 4: Wrap the lace around itself 2 or 3 times. Step 5: Tuck the end in to form a tassel knot. (it should look a bit like a pinecone) Step 6: Do it all again with the other lace. Step 7: Show off your Sperry Top-Sider shoes with your personalized tassel knots. Need new shoes laces or want to customize your boat sh... -
The Knot Philadelphia Insider's Guide: Elkins Estate
Stunning architecture, tons of photo ops, and lush gardens! Watch as The Knot tours Elkins Estate in Philadelphia, PA, a historic wedding venue perfect for brides who want an elegant setting for their special day. -
Climbing Tools: The Prussik Knot
This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse rescue. Try this hitch out. It is real easy but believe me you can be really hooped if you don't know it. On the other hand this will get you out of a bind when nothing else will. Common knot for mountaineers who travel light in the big hills. Used to ascend a rope or self rescue out of a crevasse. COMPANY OF CANADIAN MOUNTAIN GUIDES BANFF CANADA 1 403 760 5731 ccmg@mountainguide.com http://www.mountainguide.com -
How to Create the Top Knot Half Down Hairstyle (EASY)
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8 x 16 shack Why Knot Guide Service.MOV
Bay of Green Bay guided ice fishing with Why Knot Guide Service. A walk around of our new 8 x 16 ice shacks. Lots of room for catching whitefish and perch on the Bay of Green Bay. -
Man Bun ★ How to make the Famous Celebrity Top Knot ★ Men's Long Hair
Men’s Top Knot / Man Bun inspiration! In this tutorial we show you how to get Celebrity inspired hairstyle. Haircut & styling by Slikhaar Studio. ★ Shop online! http://www.SlikhaarShop.com ★ Hi GUYS! We hope you all enjoyed this video! Please let us know what other videos you'd like for us to make. Hair products used in the video are listed below… Follow, like, share and more: ⇨ Subscribe! http://bit.ly/SlikhaarTV ⇨ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SlikhaarTVGroup ⇨ Blog: http://www.slikhaarshop.com/news ⇨ Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/B6Mqj PRODUCTS USED ☆ By Vilain Sidekick http://www.slikhaarshop.com/da/by-vilain-sidekick-75-ml-travel-size/ Music by: Dj Vilain - The Woods https://soundcloud.com/mathias_vilain/vilain-the-woods Best Regards Emil & Rasmus Vilain Albrechtsen SLIK...
Travel With Style - Casey Neistat for J.Crew
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- Updated: 19 Mar 2014
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i made this movie for J.Crew's Ludlow Traveler (that's the name of the suit) go to their website and buy it. or buy something else. www.jcrew.com/jcrewonfilm...
i made this movie for J.Crew's Ludlow Traveler (that's the name of the suit) go to their website and buy it. or buy something else. www.jcrew.com/jcrewonfilm
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Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - Chain Knot
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- Updated: 11 Feb 2014
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Chain knots, also known as a chain sinnet, are a fun way to personalize your Sperry Top-Sider shoes and fairly easy to do. Watch this video for a step-by-step g...
Chain knots, also known as a chain sinnet, are a fun way to personalize your Sperry Top-Sider shoes and fairly easy to do. Watch this video for a step-by-step guide on how to tie a chain knot. Instructions are also listed below:
Step 1: With your Sperry shoe laced and the lace lying free, take one side and make a loop.
Step 2: Partially pull a bit of the lace into the loop without pulling the entire lace through, and then pull the end tight, leaving you with a smaller loop. This will be the start of your chain knot.
Step 3: Similar to the step above, grab another bit of lace and partially pull the lace through the loop then pull tight.
Step 4: Continue the previous step until you run out of lace.
Step 5: Repeat all the above steps with the other side of the lace.
Step 6: Once you have created your chain knots, tuck the ends in to each other neatly.
Step 7: Show off your Sperry shoes with your personalized chain knots.
Need new shoes laces or want to customize your Sperry Top-Siders with different color laces? Check out our replacement shoe laces for men and women:
Women's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/womens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Men's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/mens-accessories-shoe-laces/
For other tips to tie your Top-Siders, check out our video on barrel lacing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpxacH5KXIs
Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel above and join us on our social networks for more tips and tricks! Then show us how you tie your Top-Siders by sharing on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #topsiding:
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https://twitter.com/SperryTopSider
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Chain knots, also known as a chain sinnet, are a fun way to personalize your Sperry Top-Sider shoes and fairly easy to do. Watch this video for a step-by-step guide on how to tie a chain knot. Instructions are also listed below:
Step 1: With your Sperry shoe laced and the lace lying free, take one side and make a loop.
Step 2: Partially pull a bit of the lace into the loop without pulling the entire lace through, and then pull the end tight, leaving you with a smaller loop. This will be the start of your chain knot.
Step 3: Similar to the step above, grab another bit of lace and partially pull the lace through the loop then pull tight.
Step 4: Continue the previous step until you run out of lace.
Step 5: Repeat all the above steps with the other side of the lace.
Step 6: Once you have created your chain knots, tuck the ends in to each other neatly.
Step 7: Show off your Sperry shoes with your personalized chain knots.
Need new shoes laces or want to customize your Sperry Top-Siders with different color laces? Check out our replacement shoe laces for men and women:
Women's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/womens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Men's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/mens-accessories-shoe-laces/
For other tips to tie your Top-Siders, check out our video on barrel lacing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpxacH5KXIs
Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel above and join us on our social networks for more tips and tricks! Then show us how you tie your Top-Siders by sharing on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #topsiding:
https://www.facebook.com/sperrytopsider
http://www.pinterest.com/sperrytopsider/
https://twitter.com/SperryTopSider
http://instagram.com/sperrytopsider
- published: 11 Feb 2014
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Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - The Tassel Knot
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 09 Jan 2014
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Learn how to tie a tassel knot in seven easy steps with our Ace the Lace knot tying guide. Tassel knots are a decorative way to hold your shoe laces in place an...
Learn how to tie a tassel knot in seven easy steps with our Ace the Lace knot tying guide. Tassel knots are a decorative way to hold your shoe laces in place and turn any boat shoe into a easy slip-on. Check out this video for step-by-step instructions on how to tie a tassel knot and share your #topsiding style on Instagram:
Step 1: Grab your favorite pair of boat shoes.
Step 2: Cross the laces, left over right and pull tight.
Step 3: Hold the lace to form a loop.
Step 4: Wrap the lace around itself 2 or 3 times.
Step 5: Tuck the end in to form a tassel knot. (it should look a bit like a pinecone)
Step 6: Do it all again with the other lace.
Step 7: Show off your Sperry Top-Sider shoes with your personalized tassel knots.
Need new shoes laces or want to customize your boat shoes with a different colored lace? Check out our shoe laces for men and women:
Women's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/womens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Men's Show Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/mens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Also - check out our knot-tying guide for barrel lacing to customize your boat shoes a different way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpxacH5KXIs
Don't forget to subscribe to Sperry's YouTube Channel above and join us on our social networks for more tips and tricks:
https://www.facebook.com/sperrytopsider
http://www.pinterest.com/sperrytopsider/
https://twitter.com/SperryTopSider
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Learn how to tie a tassel knot in seven easy steps with our Ace the Lace knot tying guide. Tassel knots are a decorative way to hold your shoe laces in place and turn any boat shoe into a easy slip-on. Check out this video for step-by-step instructions on how to tie a tassel knot and share your #topsiding style on Instagram:
Step 1: Grab your favorite pair of boat shoes.
Step 2: Cross the laces, left over right and pull tight.
Step 3: Hold the lace to form a loop.
Step 4: Wrap the lace around itself 2 or 3 times.
Step 5: Tuck the end in to form a tassel knot. (it should look a bit like a pinecone)
Step 6: Do it all again with the other lace.
Step 7: Show off your Sperry Top-Sider shoes with your personalized tassel knots.
Need new shoes laces or want to customize your boat shoes with a different colored lace? Check out our shoe laces for men and women:
Women's Shoe Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/womens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Men's Show Laces: http://www.sperrytopsider.com/en/mens-accessories-shoe-laces/
Also - check out our knot-tying guide for barrel lacing to customize your boat shoes a different way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpxacH5KXIs
Don't forget to subscribe to Sperry's YouTube Channel above and join us on our social networks for more tips and tricks:
https://www.facebook.com/sperrytopsider
http://www.pinterest.com/sperrytopsider/
https://twitter.com/SperryTopSider
- published: 09 Jan 2014
- views: 150851
The Knot Philadelphia Insider's Guide: Elkins Estate
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- Duration: 4:47
- Updated: 23 Sep 2010
- views: 544
Stunning architecture, tons of photo ops, and lush gardens! Watch as The Knot tours Elkins Estate in Philadelphia, PA, a historic wedding venue perfect for brid...
Stunning architecture, tons of photo ops, and lush gardens! Watch as The Knot tours Elkins Estate in Philadelphia, PA, a historic wedding venue perfect for brides who want an elegant setting for their special day.
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Stunning architecture, tons of photo ops, and lush gardens! Watch as The Knot tours Elkins Estate in Philadelphia, PA, a historic wedding venue perfect for brides who want an elegant setting for their special day.
- published: 23 Sep 2010
- views: 544
Climbing Tools: The Prussik Knot
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- Duration: 4:18
- Updated: 24 Feb 2007
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This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse rescue. Try this hitch out. It is real easy but believe me you can be ...
This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse rescue. Try this hitch out. It is real easy but believe me you can be really hooped if you don't know it. On the other hand this will get you out of a bind when nothing else will. Common knot for mountaineers who travel light in the big hills. Used to ascend a rope or self rescue out of a crevasse.
COMPANY OF CANADIAN MOUNTAIN GUIDES
BANFF CANADA
1 403 760 5731
ccmg@mountainguide.com
http://www.mountainguide.com
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This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse rescue. Try this hitch out. It is real easy but believe me you can be really hooped if you don't know it. On the other hand this will get you out of a bind when nothing else will. Common knot for mountaineers who travel light in the big hills. Used to ascend a rope or self rescue out of a crevasse.
COMPANY OF CANADIAN MOUNTAIN GUIDES
BANFF CANADA
1 403 760 5731
ccmg@mountainguide.com
http://www.mountainguide.com
- published: 24 Feb 2007
- views: 535294
How to Create the Top Knot Half Down Hairstyle (EASY)
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 01 Oct 2014
- views: 537099
I'm taking top knots to whole new level. Learn how to create this super easy and stylish messy half-up top knot. It's perfect for day or night!
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I'm taking top knots to whole new level. Learn how to create this super easy and stylish messy half-up top knot. It's perfect for day or night!
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I'm taking top knots to whole new level. Learn how to create this super easy and stylish messy half-up top knot. It's perfect for day or night!
{Follow me}
Blog: www.sazan.me
Instagram: http://instagram.com/sazanbarzani
Facebook: http://facebook.com/sazanblog
Twitter: http://twitter.com/sazbarzani
- published: 01 Oct 2014
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The Knot Philadelphia Insider's Guide: Whipped Bakeshop
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- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 23 Sep 2010
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How To: Re-Tie Your Hammock Knots
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 06 Nov 2014
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Has the end of your hammock knot come undone? Just want to have a go at tying it your self? Here's a step by step guide (complete with a reversing truck :-)) Ha...
Has the end of your hammock knot come undone? Just want to have a go at tying it your self? Here's a step by step guide (complete with a reversing truck :-)) Happy Hammocking!
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8 x 16 shack Why Knot Guide Service.MOV
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- Duration: 0:29
- Updated: 03 Jan 2012
- views: 1359
Bay of Green Bay guided ice fishing with Why Knot Guide Service. A walk around of our new 8 x 16 ice shacks. Lots of room for catching whitefish and perch on th...
Bay of Green Bay guided ice fishing with Why Knot Guide Service. A walk around of our new 8 x 16 ice shacks. Lots of room for catching whitefish and perch on the Bay of Green Bay.
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Bay of Green Bay guided ice fishing with Why Knot Guide Service. A walk around of our new 8 x 16 ice shacks. Lots of room for catching whitefish and perch on the Bay of Green Bay.
- published: 03 Jan 2012
- views: 1359
Man Bun ★ How to make the Famous Celebrity Top Knot ★ Men's Long Hair
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- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 02 Feb 2015
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Men’s Top Knot / Man Bun inspiration! In this tutorial we show you how to get Celebrity inspired hairstyle. Haircut & styling by Slikhaar Studio.
★ Shop online...
Men’s Top Knot / Man Bun inspiration! In this tutorial we show you how to get Celebrity inspired hairstyle. Haircut & styling by Slikhaar Studio.
★ Shop online! http://www.SlikhaarShop.com ★
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♥ Slikhaar TV is a hairstyling channel for men founded by the twin brothers Emil & Rasmus. Every week we give you new hairstyle inspiration: Tutorials, how to videos, celebrity and footballer hairstyles and professional tips to optimize your hair and overall style.
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Men’s Top Knot / Man Bun inspiration! In this tutorial we show you how to get Celebrity inspired hairstyle. Haircut & styling by Slikhaar Studio.
★ Shop online! http://www.SlikhaarShop.com ★
Hi GUYS! We hope you all enjoyed this video! Please let us know what other videos you'd like for us to make. Hair products used in the video are listed below…
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PRODUCTS USED
☆ By Vilain Sidekick http://www.slikhaarshop.com/da/by-vilain-sidekick-75-ml-travel-size/
Music by: Dj Vilain - The Woods
https://soundcloud.com/mathias_vilain/vilain-the-woods
Best Regards
Emil & Rasmus Vilain Albrechtsen
SLIKHAAR TV TEAM
Send all requests to: info@slikhaar.dk
Salon website: http://www.SlikhaarStudio.dk
♥ Slikhaar TV is a hairstyling channel for men founded by the twin brothers Emil & Rasmus. Every week we give you new hairstyle inspiration: Tutorials, how to videos, celebrity and footballer hairstyles and professional tips to optimize your hair and overall style.
Stay tuned and remember to tell us what you want to see next!
- published: 02 Feb 2015
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Six Knots You Need To Know
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Top Five Useful Knots for camping, survival, hiking, and more
Everyone wants to know the best knots for outdoor activities, dont you? In this video you...
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How to Tie 7 Basic Knots
Here are 7 essential knots every man should know: The Square Knot, The Bowline Knot, 2 Hal...
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Bushcraft - Learning 8 Basic Knots
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7 Essential Knots You Need To Know
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10+ Knots You Want To Know
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5 OUTDOORSMAN KNOTS - Truckers Hitch, Bowline, Tautline, Prusik, Chain Sinnet
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4 Useful Knots For Survival
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How to tie the snake knot
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Useful Knots To Know - 10 Most Useful Knots - Knots Knots 2015
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Useful Knots To Knowconstrictor k...
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Travel With Style - Casey Neistat for J.Crew
i made this movie for J.Crew's Ludlow Traveler (that's the name of the suit) go to their ...
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Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - Chain Knot
Chain knots, also known as a chain sinnet, are a fun way to personalize your Sperry Top-Si...
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Top-Sider Tips: Ace the Lace - The Tassel Knot
Learn how to tie a tassel knot in seven easy steps with our Ace the Lace knot tying guide....
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The Knot Philadelphia Insider's Guide: Elkins Estate
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Climbing Tools: The Prussik Knot
This is a must know knot for any climber. Used for everything from self belay to crevasse ...
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Climbing Tools: The Prussik Knot
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How to Create the Top Knot Half Down Hairstyle (EASY)
I'm taking top knots to whole new level. Learn how to create this super easy and stylish m...
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The Knot Philadelphia Insider's Guide: Whipped Bakeshop
Cupcakes, love cookies, wedding cakes, and more. Check out Whipped Bake Shop in Philadelph...
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How To: Re-Tie Your Hammock Knots
Has the end of your hammock knot come undone? Just want to have a go at tying it your self...
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8 x 16 shack Why Knot Guide Service.MOV
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Man Bun ★ How to make the Famous Celebrity Top Knot ★ Men's Long Hair
Men’s Top Knot / Man Bun inspiration! In this tutorial we show you how to get Celebrity in...
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Man Bun ★ How to make the Famous Celebrity Top Knot ★ Men's Long Hair
Man Bun ★ How to make the Famous Celebrity Top Knot ★ Men's Long Hair
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All in all each man in all men
All men in each man.
He can see she can't, she can see she can
see whatever, whatever.
You may know what I don't know, but not that
I don't know it and I can't tell you so you will.
To tell me all man in all men
All men in each man.
He can see she can't, she can see she can
see whatever, whatever.
You may know what I don't know, but not that
I don't know it and I can't tell you
so you will have to tell me all.
It hurts him to think that she is
hurting her by him being hurt to think
that she thinks he is hurt by making her
feel guilty at hurting him by her thinking
she wants him to want her. He wants her to
want him to get him to want him to get
him to want her she pretends.
He tries to make her afraid by not
being afraid. (permutations)
You may know what I don't know, but not
that I don't know it and I can't
tell you so you will have to tell me all.
I get what I deserve. I deserve what I
get. I have it so I deserve it. I deserve
it for I have it. I get what I deserve.
What I deserve - what I deserve what I get.
I have it so I deserve.
photo: AP / Gerald Herbert
Hillary Clinton Wins Democratic Presidential Primary in Puerto Rico
Edit Breitbart 06 Jun 2016
Hillary Clinton won the Democratic presidential primary in Puerto Rico Sunday after jumping out to an early lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders. A win that pushed the front-runner even closer to securing the number of delegates needed to win her party's White House nomination ... ....
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NSA whistleblower Snowden says U.S. government carrying out mass surveillance in Japan
Edit Topix 05 Jun 2016
Edward Snowden, a former U.S. National Security Agency contractor who leaked secrets about the country's spying operations, speaks about U.S. surveillance activities in Japan via a video conference from Russia during a symposium in Tokyo on Saturday. Edward Snowden, a fugitive and former U.S ... government ... ....
photo: AP / Virginia Mayo
3 dead, 40 injured as passenger, freight trains crash in Belgium
Edit Press TV 06 Jun 2016photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb
Report slams Israel's 'squandering' of aid to Palestine
Edit Al Jazeera 05 Jun 2016
A surge in Israel's destruction of EU-funded projects in Palestine is linked to the EU's decision in 2015 to label products made in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to a new report. The report, titled 'Squandered Aid' and authored by the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor, was disseminated on the sidelines of a recent EU session ... OPINION. Finally, the EU stages an Israel intervention ... READ MORE ... But my question is ... ....
photo: AP / Rick Rycroft
Australia: Massive storm leaves three dead and homes in danger
Edit The Oslo Times 06 Jun 2016« back to news headlines
Benny Dayal ties the knot with girlfriend Catherine Thangam
Edit Indian Express 06 Jun 2016
Bollywood playback singer Benny Dayal has tied the knot with model-actress girlfriend Catherine Thangam. Bollywood playback singer Benny Dayal has tied the knot with model-actress girlfriend Catherine Thangam ... — VISHAL DADLANI (@VishalDadlani) June 5, 2016 ... ....
06/05/16 - STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (DEM - Florida Division of Emergency Management)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Jun 2016
(Source ... Frequently Asked Questions. Q ... A ... For more information on the SEOC visit ... An announcement that sustained winds of 34 to 63 knots (39 to 73 mph or 63 to 118 km/hr) are expected somewhere within the specified area within ... An announcement that sustained winds of 34 to 63 knots (39 to 73 mph or 63 to 118 km/hr) are possible within the specified area within 48 hours in association with a tropical, subtropical, or post-tropical cyclone....
At Vice President Biden's last annual 'beach bash,' no adult was safe
Edit The Times Picayune 06 Jun 2016
WASHINGTON - So who was the biggest kid at the annual "Biden Beach Boardwalk Bash" on Saturday? That would be Vice President Joe Biden, of course ... As a tight knot of already slippery children gathered around the vice president, parents and onlookers snapped photos and captured video of Biden's speech, which one can only assume ended with the line "show no mercy." ... No one was safe ... I froze." ... ....
Taylor Swift sings at fan's wedding
Edit Otago Daily Times 06 Jun 2016
Taylor Swift stunned guests when she sang at a fan's wedding. The 26-year-old singer performed a stripped down version of 'Blank Space' when Max Singer tied the knot with Kenya Smith after months of co-ordinating the surprise appearance with the groom's sister Ali. Video footage of the performance was shared by Gage Simmons, who wrote. "So Taylor swift showed up to my cousins wedding... #Surprised (sic)" ... "Third wheel" ... She said ... ....
State of the Yoga: California's Primary Election June 7th
Edit The Examiner 06 Jun 2016
"Yoga means "union" and refers to the uniting of the embodied soul with universal consciousness." - Baba Hari Dass on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali ... I can only define this energetic knot as the entrepreneurial conservative and liberal activists within my own opinion about the two extremes ... Activism in the San Francisco Bay Area has always and historically been a strength and force ... I say this with a tone of skepticism ... ....
Tribe baseball's magical run comes to an end in the regional final (College of William and Mary)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Jun 2016
(Source. College of William and Mary). The William & Mary baseball team's magical, two-week ride to the Colonial Athletic Association Championship and through the Charlottesville Regional came to an end with an 8-4 loss to East Carolina in the Regional Final. With the setback, the Tribe concludes the season 31-31 ... Sophomore Cullen Large also collected two hits and a RBI ... The next batter, Gould singled into left, knotting the score at 4-4....
Maheck Chahal
Edit Indian Express 05 Jun 2016
Maheck Chahal says she and boyfriend Ashmit Patel are not in hurry to tie the knot. They made their relationship public on a recent reality show, but actress Maheck Chahal says she and boyfriend Ashmit Patel are not in hurry to tie the knot ... “I think marriage is still too early. We have not completed a year yet so, I can’t really say when we will be tying the knot ... Our thinking process is quite similar ... Read More ... ....
Maheck Chahal is NOT in a hurry to marry Ashmit Patel!
Edit Bollywood Life 05 Jun 2016
comments ... They made their relationship public on a recent reality show, but actress Maheck Chahal says she and boyfriend Ashmit Patel are not in hurry to tie the knot ... We have not completed a year yet so, I can’t really say when we will be tying the knot ... ....
Maheck Chahal: Marriage to Ashmit is still too early
Edit The Times of India 05 Jun 2016
They made their relationship public on a recent reality show, but actress Maheck Chahal says she and boyfriend Ashmit Patel are not in hurry to tie the knot. The "Nayee Padosan" actress said their respective professional commitments are keeping them busy at the moment. "I think marriage is still too early. We have not completed a year yet so, I can't really say when we will be tying the knot ... Our thinking process is quite similar ... WATCH....
Mahek Chahal is in no hurry to marry beau Ashmit Patel
Edit DNA India 05 Jun 2016
-->. Mahek will soon be seen in Ekta Kapoor's 'Kavach...Kaali Shaktiyon Se'. They made their relationship public on a recent reality show, but actress Mahek Chahal says she and boyfriend Ashmit Patel are not in hurry to tie the knot. The Nayee Padosan actress said their respective professional commitments are keeping them busy at the moment ... We have not completed a year yet so, I can't really say when we will be tying the knot ... ....
Homeland star Rupert Friend secretly marries Aimee Mullins
Edit Indian Express 05 Jun 2016
Rupert Friend secretly tied the knot with fiancee Aimee Mullin. “Homeland” actor Rupert Friend secretly tied the knot with fiancee Aimee Mullin. The couple shared the news on Instagram. “Today is the one-month anniversary of being happily married to @AimeeMullins! #ilovemywife,” Friend, 34, captioned a black-and-white picture with Mullins, who is a double amputee and former champion sprinter. Read More ... ....
Coffee break! Sofia Vergara flashes toned midriff in knotted black tank as she joins cousin ...
Edit The Daily Mail 05 Jun 2016
The 43-year-old gave a glimpse of her toned stomach in a knotted black tank top and fitted white skirt while out in Los Angeles ... ....
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