4 Knots For Lashing Bamboo

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Join Bamboo purlins to rafters with these 4 knots and lashing techniques.
Cinch Knot
Square Lashing
Japanese Square Lashing
Constrictor Knot
Great video for those of you thinking of building with bamboo.
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@johnwayne3085 6 дней назад

Brother, I'm building cucumber trellises and found your channel. You're eyes tell me we would chill together in our gardens if we were neighbors.

@robertjunquiroga8143 Год назад

I live here in the philippines and i constatly use bamboos for chicken coups, dog houses, and other livestock housing and cages. I can agree with your knots and lashing technique even it's different with the materials i used. But i noticed you used green or undried bamboo poles. No matter how tight you tied them, when those pole dries up and shrink, your knots and lashings will loosen for sure. When you opted to lash or tie bamboos, better use dry poles.....

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

You are definitely right. I’m was busy tightening a few today. I’m so impatient though and wanted to shoot that video without waiting for the bamboo to dry. I know dry all my bamboo before I have projects to do

@ritaalaga1 5 месяцев назад

Do they get really strong when dried, with out putting in that boric?

@larietournelle7904 3 месяца назад

Yes ! 10% of lost i have read somewhere 25 mm = 2,5 mm less when green gonna dry !

@kanikimcnicholas2077 2 года назад

Sean thanks for another great video presenting to me options when I finally get to the point of building.

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

I'm hoping there's enough that people can just go out and build one themselves. Good luck on your project!

@atdi72 2 месяца назад

Super cool channel, learned a fair bit. Just added a deck rail using bamboo and it turned out nice. Bamboo is awesome.

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 месяца назад

Bamboo is cool, I'm ready to make more with it.

@teamcautiouslyextreme8072 2 года назад

Great video Sean. Todd here. Very informational. I can't wait for my place to have bamboo to use as well. Hey, the next time I see you I will pay you back for postage on the fish cards. Thanks again.

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

No worries Todd. That was my gift to you.

@junzenthmanjaluna9914 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Sir for your lashing techniques..

@HomesteadinHawaii 11 месяцев назад

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

@dolphinsinidaho 2 года назад

Aloha Sean, Thanks for the cards. I got them last Friday. They are great. 🤙

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

Awesome! Glad you like them!

@johnwayne3085 6 дней назад

I melt the ends of my paracord lengths like I was taught in the Army. We called 550 cord though.

@GreenHorn1Acre 2 года назад

That’s cool…. Good progress so far on the bamboo hut.

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

Thanks. I threw up a temporary tarp roof. For now so I could take a break. But its coming along

@mandyflora 4 месяца назад

Thanks for this tutorial!

@HomesteadinHawaii 4 месяца назад

No problem. Thanks for watching

@HomesteadinHawaii 4 месяца назад

No problem

@Nic-om4oz Год назад

Yo in kauai now . Ur videos are hella useful

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Awesome! That’s why I make em

@tennesseedreamin 2 года назад

Dude! This is exciting!! You now have one more subscriber and a big fan of the channel!!

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

Cool. Thanks dallas

@You-mg1gw 2 года назад

Hi I’m watching you from Paris and I would like to thank you for showing us all these amazing techniques Bravo !

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

Ah thank you. Hope they work out for you, you can lash wood the same way

@You-mg1gw 2 года назад

@@HomesteadinHawaii I’m building a pergola with bamboo comes from Indonisia and for now l’m trying out to do the Fish Mouth. I would tell it’s more easy to watch you doing it 😋 It is my first time I need to practice. Thank you again for your sharing it’s help me a lot.

@marymalko5105 2 года назад

@@You-mg1gw when I make a lot of fish mouths I use a hole saw that is big enough and drill from both sides, might be easier

@dalemclaren7997 Год назад

nice treehouse mate!

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Mahalo

@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement 2 года назад

Very good illustration if the knots. The only thing I would do different wound ne to finish off with a round-turn & 2 half-hitches. They are simple, reliable, addt attitudinal tension to the standing part while being ties, and can easily be untied while under strain.

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

Thanks for that, I’ll give it a try on my next lashing project and see how it works out.

@MadelineVail 23 дня назад

Thank you for making this video. I am literally sitting here with two pieces of bamboo in my lap and it would REALLY help if you didn't change angles in the middle of the tutorial. Its super confusing.

@HomesteadinHawaii 12 дней назад

Sorry, Maybe I'll make an updated short

@jimhood1202 Год назад

Hey Sean thanks for taking the time to make the video. I've done a number of buildings using square lashings here in Panama and I've found it difficult to finish them using either a clove hitch or constrictor knot since the cord can slip on the shiny surface of the bamboo. To get past this I start with a timber hitch and leave about an eight inch tail. Make the lashing as you do (we call the cinch turns frapping turns) then finish by looping back to the timber hitch and knotting the ends together with a square (or reef) knot. Difficult to describe in words but give it a go, I think you'll like it.

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Mahalo for sharing. I think I get what you are trying to say and I’m definitely going to give it a go. The Clive hitch does have its issues.

@XHBuidingNewLife Год назад

Very nice 👍💯💯💯🙏

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Mahalo!

@indrishmo 13 дней назад

Really useful stuff, thank you! How many feet or meters would you say each joint takes?

@HomesteadinHawaii 12 дней назад

Probably 3' per tie

@GoldenChild-op7su 17 дней назад

Do we get some muawi wowie incentive for a like 👍🏼

@HomesteadinHawaii 12 дней назад

I wish!!

@LindsayHaven 2 года назад

These are very useful lashings and ties, thank you for sharing! I've been using a hemp twine just because it's biodegradable, I'd be curious what your opinion on appropriate twine, cord, rope would be. Maybe a potential video topic? Pros and cons of the different options? Take care!

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

That could be a good idea. I'll have to start collecting different materials.

@72marshflower15 2 года назад

@Lindsay Haven ~ using hemp/coconut rope is good, but you should seal it with linseed oil or some other nontoxic oil sealant to secure longevity in the line you use. ✨ 🍻 ✨

@percival23 Месяц назад

The tie off with less than an inch from the bamboo end ...that would drive me nuts. I could never trust that it won't work it's way off then end with the constant movement of a typical tree.

@HomesteadinHawaii Месяц назад

You work with what you got, but I can say it's still standing 3 years later

@ritaalaga1 6 месяцев назад

Bamboos

@HomesteadinHawaii 5 месяцев назад

For the win!

@josephinedevanbu5792 25 дней назад

hi! This is awesome! What's the name of the cord you would have bought if you were on the mainland? Thank you so much for sharing all this!

@HomesteadinHawaii 12 дней назад

Manila, hemp or jute are great materials

@mh5701 2 года назад

I plan to move back home from Texas and look forward to doing my first bamboo build on the big isle. You mentioned another type of lashing. What is it called and where would I order this type? I'm gonna start my knot tieing while I'm still here. Mahalo for sharing.... Malama porno! 💯💪😎🤙🏽

@HomesteadinHawaii 2 года назад

I don't understand your question. The rope i use is paracord i got at home depot

@RickRoss-hc8zn Год назад

Wouldn't it be better to get it wet first (soak it?) It will tighten when it dried and be as tight as possible for when it rains?

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Noted

@jjg1501 Год назад

you can make rope out of your bamboo pretty easily just an fyi

@HomesteadinHawaii 11 месяцев назад

But that’s MORE work

@beybladeabiel2330 Год назад

The bamboo will shrink in size how you gonna re tighten it can you use a native rope like ratan as well?nice video very informative

@HomesteadinHawaii Год назад

Hopefully you are working with bamboo that is dry already so it won’t shrink. But once in a while you have to tighten. That’s why I like using bolts mostly