english-knot

7 лет назад

This video demonstrates a simple rope technique called the English Trucker's Hitch, which creates mechanical advantage for pulling heavy loads. The presenter explains how to tie the hitch, its benefits, and how to untie it easily. The video also shows how to piggyback multiple hitches for even greater pulling power.

7 лет назад

This video explains why the bowline knot is not recommended for a specific fishing technique. The speaker demonstrates the angler's loop, highlighting its advantages over the bowline. They then provide a step-by-step guide on how to tie the angler's loop, including how to secure it around an object.

6 лет назад

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to tie a fisherman's knot. The presenter explains the knot's common uses and demonstrates the tying process clearly. They also discuss the knot's strengths and weaknesses, including its potential to jam when used with slippery rope materials.

3 года назад

This video demonstrates a technique called the "Flying Dutchman" for creating a sheet bend in netting. The technique involves looping yarn around the fingers and then carefully releasing them in a specific order to create a secure knot. The video provides a step-by-step guide, highlighting the importance of catching the yarn with the little finger and ensuring the stitch sits firmly on the mesh.

1 год назад

This video teaches viewers how to tie three classic tie knots: the four-in-hand, the Windsor, and the Half Windsor. The presenter explains the history of each knot and demonstrates the steps for tying them, emphasizing the importance of keeping the knot neat and compact.

3 года назад

This video demonstrates how to tie an English Prusik knot, a knot commonly used in rope disciplines for mechanical advantage. The video shows how to create the knot step-by-step, emphasizing the importance of friction for holding the load. The presenter explains the different stages of the knot, including the girth hitch, two-wrap four-coil pressing, and three-wrap six-coil pressing.