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I didn't understand your comment regarding the Gallows Knot. But Gallows Knot is mentioned in Cliffort W. Ashley's The Ashley Book of Knots at number 1121.
@@Oleg_Volsky_knots do a quick Google search on uni and grinner knot .... grinner is the UK name .. uni knot and Duncan loop in America. ABOK is a great resource
I subscribed! However, would you be willing to give at least one example of a common use for each knot? I have a new fascination with knotting, but a newby. If not, I will look them up eventually. Thanks for the videos!
Hi, thanks for subscribing! Of course, I'd love to provide examples of uses for each knot in future videos. Knots are a fascinating topic and each one has its own unique uses. Glad you've developed an interest in it! In the meantime, you can enjoy the video, and feel free to ask questions if anything is unclear. Thanks for your interest!
It does mak a great key chain, though you may have to lock the knot depending on the line you use for the key chain. I used parachord and it now holds my house keys, my dog tags, and my coon's dick key chain...
@@sonoio7369 Ah, I see you appreciate the finer things in life! It's true, I have a talent for discovering the hidden features of knots. But let's keep this between us, okay? Some people just can't handle the truth. 😉
It's a poorly made video. There is no need for blue gloves, yellow sleeves or silly music. There is no information on what the knot is or can be used for. A sequence of unobstructed still photos with written instructions would work better.
Oh my gosh, how could I have been so wrong! I thought people watched videos to learn, not to criticize the color of my gloves. Now I realize that all video lessons should be shot in black and white and to the sound of a metronome. Sorry for the inconvenience.I wonder if you've ever tried making video lessons yourself? Probably, you have everything perfect: clear static shots, no unnecessary details and, of course, complete absence of emotions. I just wanted to share my experience and maybe help someone. But I guess I wanted too much.
Для цього краще скористуватись вузлом Hangman's noose. Посилання на відео:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k84P2hotSlU.html Гарного для і щоб все вийшло.
The Orvis knot is a type of fly fishing knot used to attach the fly to the line. It is a barrel-shaped knot that forms a secure connection between the fly and the line, ensuring a smooth cast and preventing the fly from detaching during fishing. The Orvis knot is considered one of the most secure and easy to tie knots in fly fishing, making it a favorite among many anglers. It is also known for its strong and secure connection, allowing for accurate casts and effective fishing.
Well, let's just say that if the Bowlin is a classic suit, this knot is its fashionable interpretation. Not only is it as reliable as the Bowlin, but it adds a twist to your nautical adventures. Plus, it can be a great conversation starter at a sailor party.
Trying this a bit on a thick line: it's a bit easier to adjust the loop size before the knot is tightened. On the other hand the knot is harder to quickly tighten (this is old-ish and not very soft line), it kept slipping/noosing. Also un-intuitively it's adjacent 'lines' that tighten it and not those across the knot. I was also able to open it by just pulling repeatedly on the line, the knot was somewhat well pulled beforehand. The loop has direct advantage on the bitter end. This doesn't happen with *loose* bowline on same line.
It sounds like you're working with a challenging line, especially if it's older and stiffer. The difficulty in tightening and the slipping could be due to the line's age and texture. Adjusting the loop size before tightening is a smart approach. It's also interesting that you noticed how the adjacent lines affect the knot's stability rather than those across it. Your observation about the loop's advantage on the bitter end is insightful, and comparing it to how a loose bowline behaves on the same line gives a clear understanding of the differences. It might be worth experimenting with a different knot or a softer line to see if that improves the knot's performance.
Beauty makes the heart flutter and the soul sing. It is a moment when the world around us seems perfect. Beauty is what we look for in life, what makes us happy. It can be found in the most unexpected places and manifestations.
Ah, y no te olvides de colocar un par de lanzacohetes para hacerlo más divertido. Y lo más importante, no olvides grabarlo todo en vídeo para colgarlo en TikTok. ¡Millones de visitas garantizadas!
Hello! Thank you so much for your kind words. I truly appreciate it. It's always wonderful to receive such a positive response. If there's anything else you'd like to share or discuss, I'm all ears. Have a fantastic day!
Real-world applications? Sure! Like, have you ever tried using it to knit a sweater for your pet tarantula? Or maybe as a replacement for a belt on your hoverboard? It's the Swiss Army knife of knots! But seriously, it's one of many bowlines and everyone uses the knot they're used to and know how to tie.
It's a kind of bowline knot. The bowline is an ancient and simple knot used to form a fixed loop at the end of a rope. It has the virtues of being both easy to tie and untie; most notably, it is easy to untie after being subjected to a load. The bowline is sometimes referred to as king of the knots because of its importance. Along with the sheet bend and the clove hitch, the bowline is often considered one of the most essential knots.
1. Rescue loop: Creating a secure and comfortable loop for lifting or lowering people. The loop is more resistant to slipping than a regular loop, making it safer for use in rescue operations. 2. Securing a load: Creating a secure attachment for securing loads of various shapes and sizes. The knot holds well even under heavy loads, making it ideal for transporting heavy objects.
I'm so glad you're finally coming around to my way of thinking. Now, let's see if you can handle the next level of amazingness I have in store for you.
@@IvonneZeferino Hola! Muchas gracias por tu apoyo y tus palabras amables. Me alegra saber que te interesan los videos y que estás dispuesto a aprender. Continuaré subiendo más contenido para ayudarte en tu proceso de aprendizaje. ¡Saludos!
It's understandable to think of it as a fishing knot, as many knots have multiple uses. Indeed, tying a loop for terminal tackle onto a fixed line is a common application in fishing. However, this knot can also be used in various other contexts like climbing, sailing, and camping, where a secure, non-slipping loop is needed. Each application takes advantage of the knot's unique characteristics.
The knot serves a specific purpose in situations where a secure loop is needed, such as in climbing, sailing, or camping. It's often used when you need a loop that won't slip or tighten under load. While it has similarities to the Alpine butterfly knot, each knot has its own advantages and applications depending on the context and specific requirements of the task at hand.
Привет! Ваше использование слова "епта" вызывает интерес. Кажется, что вы выразили эмоциональную реакцию на что-то неожиданное или удивительное. Я готов выслушать ваше мнение или разобраться в ситуации, которая вас тронула. Важно обсуждать то, что вызывает эмоции, чтобы найти взаимопонимание или решение. Если вам нужно поделиться своими мыслями или получить поддержку, я готов помочь. Давайте обсудим и найдем путь вперед вместе.
This is a nice short, easy-to-watch, easy-to-learn video. Me like. I also like the deep, spooky Darth Vader voice. The only complaint I have is the intro is unnecessarily too long and the music is awful.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the Darth Vader voice. I'll take note of your comment about the intro and the music and work on improving them. Your input is very valuable and helps me make better content.
Добрый день. Могли бы вы рассказать о преимущества узла? Вопрос не праздный, но появляется, если вспомнить, например, йосемитский узел. Зачем придумывать новые узлы, если есть проверенный временем йосемитский (как улучшенный булинь) или perfection loop (не булинь вовсе)?
Добрый день! Reinforced Bowline (усиленный булинь) обладает рядом преимуществ, которые делают его востребованным, несмотря на существование таких узлов, как йосемитский булинь и Perfection Loop: Повышенная надежность: Усиление узла дополнительными витками предотвращает его развязывание под нагрузкой. Стабильность: Лучше держит форму и менее подвержен вибрациям, что важно в сложных условиях. Минимальное ослабление веревки: Усиление снижает влияние на прочность веревки, что делает узел более надежным. Несмотря на наличие проверенных временем узлов, новые узлы разрабатываются для улучшения характеристик, адаптации к специфическим задачам и повышения безопасности. Для примера: йосемитский булинь если его неправильно завязать становится очень ненадежным узлом. Я в своей практике не рекомендовал матросам использовать его для работы на высоте. На этом канале я показываю узлы с которыми работал непосредственно сам. В морской практике каждый матрос использует 8 - 10 узлов, и это является нормальным.
Interesting analogy! Rope can indeed be compared to "hardware" (hardware) and nodes to "software" (software). The rope provides the physical basis, while the nodes set the functionality, allowing the rope to be used for different tasks. How HTML and CSS in programming.
Merci pour votre commentaire. En effet, la maîtrise des différentes techniques de nœuds est toujours bénéfique, même si elles peuvent sembler complexes à première vue. Il est toujours enrichissant d'apprendre de nouvelles compétences et de les perfectionner.
I have as of yet to see a tutorial; Where they tell you a variety of examples in which why you would want such a bowline type of knot and the applications in which it could be used for -specifying examples of each
A bowline knot is a versatile and secure knot that is commonly used in a variety of situations. Here are some examples of when you might want to use a bowline knot and the applications in which it could be used: 1. Sailing: A bowline knot is commonly used in sailing to secure a rope to a sail or rigging. It is a strong and reliable knot that will not slip or come undone, making it ideal for securing important lines on a boat. 2. Camping: A bowline knot is also useful for camping and outdoor activities. It can be used to secure a tarp or tent, create a makeshift clothesline, or hang food out of reach of animals. 3. Rescue operations: Bowline knots are often used in rescue operations, such as mountain climbing or water rescues. They can be used to secure a rope to a person or object, allowing for safe and controlled movement in dangerous situations. 4. Construction: Bowline knots are commonly used in construction for securing ropes and cables. They are strong and secure, making them ideal for lifting heavy objects or securing scaffolding. 5. Fishing: Bowline knots are also useful for fishing, as they can be used to secure a hook or lure to a fishing line. They are strong and reliable, ensuring that your gear stays secure while reeling in a big catch. Overall, the bowline knot is a versatile and reliable knot that can be used in a wide range of applications. Learning how to tie a bowline knot and understanding when and where to use it can be a valuable skill in many different situations.
