How to mimic an adjustable buckle with rope. 

FCA, this video not only demonstrated a very innovative slip knot, but your explanation of the diamond knot was one of the best and clearest demonstrations I've seen on RU-vid. Well done.

Our Dad taught my brother and I how to tie a boline around our waists with one hand. I've never forgotten how. 76 years later I still remember.

Creativity = 5/5 Practicality = 5/5 Presentation = 5/5

8:16 I think the child safety warning was great. Good man!

This is great, my kids are never getting a new backpack again when they break their straps!

You make a micro tent for a 10 second screen time. We need to see that tent more often.

The first section is called a valdotain tresse, we use it in climbing.

It is so soothing when you say, "There we go." I feel like everything's OK.

The broken backpack fix looks like a superior option than what normally comes on a backpack.

0:15 That tent is so cute!

Fantastic. First time I’ve seen a diamond knot tied that way. Seems simpler than the other methods I’ve found.

Thank you for this video! You simple explanation of the diamond knot solved an issue I was having and the sliding cinch knot has found a new home.

That is brilliant. Thank you.

Fascinating! Thankyou for sharing.

For years iv’e been using paracord for my kids iPads, but not as sophisticated as that. THANK YOU

that was ABSOLUTELY brilliant...!!! well done and Thank You...!

Practiced and cataloged! Don’t know how many buckles I popped in the field and fussed with tying something up at a fixed length. I can definitely use this, and I think I will incorporate it into a a primitive backpack design. It’s great for slings of any sort for quick adjustments. I find in the field, there’s no true comfort length to anything. As you get moving and thing shift around and settle in, an adjustment on the fly is crucial for comfort and weight distribution. I made one with the pull tab portion as a loop with a hangman’s noose as a stopper knot for a simple functional and decorative look. Think I may play around with some flat knot designs for sleek comfort. Great work!

Great idea and design. Like any other knot, it has places where it excels and others where a different knot is called for. Superior to a taightline for specific applications and yes, it will slip, but only if the knot isn't dressed properly before tension is applied. I waited to comment until I tried this knot in a variety of applications. Some mentioned the taughtline hitch after identifying the one time this knot slipped in the video. I've seen taughtline hitches slip before and for the same reason - knot needed to be properly dressed up before tension applied. Good job and great innovation. Keep thinking outside the box; thats how we improve.

Im amazed im learning the not now. You should be given an award.

The last 2 knots have been great. Thanks.

Cool knot for a buckle where the tag is pulled 180 deg for tightening. As for the friction hitch on a standing line, I've done something similar for my kids tablets in the backseat but used a simple prussik for tightening. Hold the prussik and pull the tag to tighten, or pull the standing end to loosen. I find they slide easier and hold exceptionally well.

EXCELLENT!!! THANKS FOR SHARING! THANKS FOR ALL THE VIDS YOU MAKE, BROTHER!

Simple and yet so functional. Brilliant 👍

Love this. The lazy man in me won’t untie it because then I would need to do it again next time. I would just take off the head rest so I could remove the entire thing without undoing the knots.

This is pretty Awesome! This is very Handy for camping or even securing a load on a truck.

Much thanks. This knot system is brilliant. Already holding up my pants. Going to make a strap for my bass and pre make a bunch for bundling wire and closing up bags of pet food.

wow, i'm impressed how easy and fast you tied that figure 8 knot, thank you for teaching me that 😁

Maaaaan this is so good! I love knots, and using rope, haha. Never seen this before, nor that truckers hitch you did either, great and useful! Cheers

I have allways needed to know how to make knots, but never have. Its kind of crazy when you think about it that in 16 over education their was never the time to learn something so useful to life.

Well done! I’m going to use this today. Great video.

This is interesting as it's the opposite threading to a knot we use for tying bales: the knot tightens and holds the straw when re-binding an opened bale. Testing your threading method, the knot slips after tightening (using polypropylene baler twine). Threading the tale end the opposite way as we do, it tightens and holds fast. The addition of a release loop is novel however! This takes a self cinching knot and makes it very versatile - although I'd stick with our opposite threaded bale knot as it doesn't slip under tension. For tents, I'd always use a tautline with quick release bight: far quicker to tie and release for tarps.

thumbs up for the squirrel tent!

Clever idea for the way you rigged the ipad holder 👍

Favourite rucksack has been fixed in no time. The other buckle went to bin for symmetry. Buckles no more:) Thx!

Excellent - as usual! Love your channel. Thank you so much for the content… 👏👍

The little tarp made this video better!! 👍🏽

Update. I can get it to slip when I form the 3 loops as you did at the beginning of the video (where u twist it twice to create the loops). But when I create the 3 loops using your 2nd method (laying one line over the other) the knot does not slip. If u examine the 3 loops carefully u will see that they are different (ie look at how the middle loop is formed) when created. Thanks again. Last update…I stand corrected. If I clinch the knot up really tight the adjusted loop will not slip no matter which method is used to create the 3 loops. Time to Adjust my dose of medication!!

Love your channel! You’re the knot Guru!

Thanks ......... very useful ....especially the I-Pad holster......can u come up with over - hanging a LapTop when u r lying on the bed ....and with some kind of restraing line to keep it / prevent it from swinging.... that would be great.........Thanks a ton........

Well presented, and apparently a new system, at least I have never seen it. Very nice.

Amazing trick! Like the way you explain this.

This is awesome!!!! Thank you very much!!!!

Excellent !!! Pure skills. Good one 👍

Thanks! Nicely done

Very nice knot ! Thanks a lot, this will come in handy very soon since the camping season has just begun. :-)

Pretty cool information! The frayed paracord ends though...

Awesome!!👍🏻 Классно получилось!! Благодарю!! Понятно и подробно 😏😉

Awesome, thanks for sharing! 👍

Very nicely done!

Great adjustable loop. Thanks.

OMFG the tiny tent is so cute haha i was not expecting that haha

Awesome. Thank you.

Nicely done. Very inovative thinking and technic. I like it. Like the safety caution statement as well. I subscribed.

Muchas gracias... Saludos desde PERÚ...

Nice model tent

Excellent explanation.

Very smart! Well done mate

Great idea , thanks for sharing , God bless !

Excellent!

Brilliant!

Wonderful invention!

Great knot

Amazing!

You are a genius Sir

Saludos desde Chile exelente video muy buena idea

brilliant!!!

Subbed for the channel name alone. Keep up the content.

I incorporated the twist into a bowline loop, so it holds the crossover pattern.

genius 👍👍 two enthusiastic thumbs up

It's like a locking slip knot. Pretty cool

Genius I love knots……

Vrry good video, thanks

Try the taut line hitch knot.

That's great thank you. Do you have any knot videos with a tie down knot that can be used for example to tie a bunch of sticks together very tightly?

So cool.

'If you want a good knot for a belt try Farimmond's friction hitch.

can you make an adjustable knot buckle to hold fishing rod pieces together?

I love creative ideas like this. Thinking through what I have used before, a truckers hitch works just as well, with a 2:1 mechanical advantage and an easy release from a slipped half hitch. I wonder if this will knock it off the pedestal.

That’s the alpine butterfly. I should say the beginning of the alpine butterfly,you never poked the bight through yet. Very nice adjustable knot.

When you tied the knot the second time with your figure eight loop and you passed the loop over top Itself instead of twisting it, did you not just change the way the knot it tie. Right? I like the idea. I’ll defiantly Use it. Just curious if it’ll act differently if you twist the loop vs placing the look overtop itself. The difference can be seen between 1:05 and 3:00

Great - Thanks ;))

Clever.

awesome,

That's cool

In the example with the black and red paramax, you thread the black through the two windows and then loop it over the red cord's working end, then thread it out the first window. If instead you looped the black cord around the red's standing end, and threaded it back out through both windows, first I find this works at least as good but I haven't tested it much, and second, now it is an enhanced sheetbend where instead of the red wraping around once, it wraps around twice, and crosses itself twice. I don't know proper knot names or anything but this seems like a lead on what it might be called

The initial knot is similar to the Reever Bend except the twists here are added to one line instead of shared between both. That is what’s allowing for the slip and adjustment 👍

can you show tying it to the backpack.... I cant seem to see it

Corda e fita durex é a solução para tudo.

This is awesome! I would be interested in seeing how you applied it on a backback.

This is cool but I just use a taught line hitch.

Pretty neat, literally. I've been trying to figure out how to do exactly this for quite some time (making a guitar strap entirely out of paracord). Last week, I accidentally discovered the trucker's hitch does exactly this as well, if you don't mount anything to the lower portion after tying the first loop. Going to have to test this out and see. Insane how difficult it's been to find anything on the web on this topic.

2:30 Seems similar to the Slipped Lapp Knot you made for pants strings

Hey I think this would be pretty good to tie the internal waistline cord for pyjama/scrub type pants, right? Those things are always coming loose, and a mini trucker's hitch feels like overkill.

Hell yea.

nice

Ive tried building this but i couldn't get the system to tighten it only wanted to ease. What am i doing wrong? Does this only work with high platt covers?

basically a 'lapp bend' - way easier to tie

Cool )

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clever