Ironworkers knots from Ricky 

He mentioned carpenters and it looked like he had a war flashback. I'll bet a paycheck he was thinking "God damn termites".

"I say beater not hammer. Carpenters use hammers." ✊🏻

Thank you! I just started a pre-apprenticeship with local 433 in Las Vegas.

Never knew the barrel hitch was illegal. Used one a few months ago. Now I'll use em all the time. :) IW 25 & 401

Awesome video, showing the different knots . That's even good everyday for knot tying

This is nice. I work roofing alone and sometimes i bring stuff up like cooler or i put vent on a net and pull it up insted of carrieng it this knot will make it easier to tie up stuff to pull up. Thanks

Much appreciated,local 21 baby.

Great job brother local 786 🤘

Bowline is stronger than the clove hitch. IW40.

Local 377. Good job on the vid. Much props.

Imvho the Boy Scout booklet on knots is the ironworkers best friend.

All invented 400 years ago by the Royal Navy like must knots or hitches maritime invented.we use them doing steel in the UK

Good video Rick would you do a video on the complete stopper hitch(the way ironworkers set it up for hauling rebar)..By the way,local 7 Boston mass..

RIP Ricky, gone way too soon

Had to know 16 knots when I took my JIW test

Nice driveway

Damn ! What's OSHA got against the barrel hitch .?

peach knot and dragon bowline!

Hell yeah man good video just started my apprenticeship.

Great video local 17 Cleveland