This Simple Tool Will Make You A Turk's Head Knot MASTER! | Easy Assist Turk's Head Mandrel

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@TheWeaversofEternity 4 года назад

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@rookerycrafts 4 месяца назад

Very useful, informative and to the point. Thank you.

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

I purchased two, the 1 inch and the 1 1/2 inch. I have done it the traditional way for years in the Navy. I have to say, these make it so so simple. I highly recommend getting these, you'll thank yourself in the morning.

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

I just did a full "one pass" on the 1 1/2 inch mandrel, took 14 feet. That is the max from top to bottom. If i haven't mentioned this, I love these. As soon as I can afford them I'm going to expand my collection.

@stringfrenzy 4 года назад

That is handy! Thanks for sharing!

@manuelgomez1166 4 года назад

I made Turks head knots as long as 16" , with a jog I made at home.

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

Wow, never tried tightening all three at one time

@vicmyers4814 2 года назад

Just got mine today, looking forward definitely easier then trying to learn the old-fashioned way!

@marvinirving6873 4 года назад

Just got mine and now I’m trying it out this is so easy 🤣👍

@tomt9543 2 года назад

It’s amazing how much shorter the thing is after all the slack is drawn out! I learned quickly to make them a good bit longer than the desired finished length! No doubt about it though, this is an outstanding tool, and yields beautiful results!

@aptknifethrowerguy8342 4 года назад

thank you for this video..have tried for years to make this knot... knotted mess...this will help alot

@ezekielortega6040 4 года назад

Finally bro!

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

I have the 1", 1 1/2", 2" and the 3" is coming in the mail. I'm a old retired Navy sailor and let me tell you If I had these back when I was on ships I'd never have to stand a watch. These are fantastic.

@_DiJiT 4 года назад

The thumbnail looks like a Death Grips Album cover

@psychosmurfer 4 года назад

Loks like a great tool. Do you happen to know if they are available or going to be available outside of the USA?

@TheWeaversofEternity 4 года назад

I'll ask my contact and Jig Pro Shop and keep you posted!

@psychosmurfer 4 года назад

@@TheWeaversofEternity Thanks for replying and that would be great. would love something like this but can never find them in the UK.

@psychosmurfer 4 года назад

@LegOver Lass This is the thing. I know I could do that but I was wondering if there may be a vendor outside of the US so the hefty postage could be avoided?

@arfrck2222 4 года назад

I ordered the turks head and nested but they dont have this printed one on the website and amazon says its unavailable is there anywhere else to get it or do you know if the Jigpro shop will have them soon?

@Delboyu2525 3 года назад

The cost of that mandrel is outrageous

@cheeesefunnel 3 года назад

Hey Big Boss, is there a Jig to buy that i can use to make the head for a snake whip ?

@alireza5779 2 года назад

Nice

@carlocanlas5442 4 года назад

Oh wow

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

the question is how to determine the length of para cord to tie a specific size of Turks Head. Here's what I do. first determine the size you want. Insert your pins. Then count the number of spaces in one up and down pass, they look to be about one inch to me. Then multiply that number by the number of bites. Then add about 3 to four inches just to be safe. Example: using 1 1/2 inch mandrel, I want a 3 inch Turks Head. So three inches up, and three inches down, total 6 inches. Times 7 bites is 42 inches. I want two complete passes so 84 inches or 7 feet. I'll add about 6 inches for fudge room. Hope this helps.

@ZippedUpKitz 3 года назад

Holy smokes…. That is the BEST for,ulna for these things I have ever seen…. Actually it's the only one I have ever seen! But still, damn good explanation on how to factor out the amount of cord needed to make these bloody things!

@pewpew4545 3 года назад

Looks awesome but I can’t find any way to get one, how difficult is it to give people your money?

@lisaclark6058 3 года назад

Well, I have tried and tried to do a turkshead, all looks good till I get just about to the starting point, it's not correct. So I thought GREAT! this is just what I need! Off to your Amazon link. None in stock and don't know when they will be available :( so disappointed now.

@PhoenixCreationsKaTyJs 2 года назад

Hi Tim, advice please! Looking to pick up one of these Mandrels, can only really justify one! Is it better to go for the 1” and then tighten down if the project is smaller or the ¾” and enlarge to fit something slightly bigger? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

@TheWeaversofEternity 2 года назад

Hey there, if you really only want to get one, then I'd go with the bigger one. You'll have the option to cinch down in size as you said so it'll be more useful to you overall. I think it's easier to cinch down from a larger size, rather than make a small one and try to expand it.

@PhoenixCreationsKaTyJs 2 года назад

@@TheWeaversofEternity THANK YOU TIM I hadn’t a clue first try at this one - though my dad has built a scale model of a narrow boat and butty - Google working canal boats England - and he has done these to scale on a cocktail Stick for the model!! We will have fun with this!! Your helps is appreciated - I’ve learned loads from your videos and enjoy hunting through the older posts too 👍🏻😃 thanks again Karen

@chrisgriffith1573 Год назад

"Easy Assist" Mandrel, suuure that's what that stands for...

@ilchymis4000 4 года назад

That is so simple, and well executed. Great video demo!

@javierrodriguez-yp7py 4 года назад

Donde se puede comprar ese utensilio???

@ZippedUpKitz 3 года назад

Amazon

@owenauer3406 Год назад

I have the 7 Bight 1 1/2 version How do I set up the pins to do a 5 Bight? Or do I need to buy the proper Mandrel?

@sjuapseorn Год назад

you will have to buy the smaller version for 5B, unfortunately. Unless someone has figured out a trick to make it come out right by skipping pins

@rogerstimson1414 Год назад

How can I get One of the sticks am I from?

@rstewardson4164 4 года назад

How do you figure out how much paracord is need? I know it will depend on the diameter of the mandrel and how wide of a wrap. Is there a formula?

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

On the 1 inch mandrel, it takes 8 feet to make one complete pass if you use the entire width.

@rstewardson4164 4 года назад

@@jimmiehall1725 Thank you.

@tammyrickhebron2799 4 года назад

The best way to determine how much cord to use is to follow the mandrel but ignore the overs and under. Just do everything over. Give yourself and extra 6 inches or so to ensure you don't run out of cord before you finish the knot.

@cheeesefunnel 3 года назад

i watched your video and ordered one..i have the 2 inch..i tried using the jig for snake whip handle,..it didn't work..i make the knot perfect on the jig but when i put it on the handle it becomes all soggy ..tried it with guts and without...do you have any opinion? i just want to make a nice knot on my handles

@TheWeaversofEternity 3 года назад

What do you mean by "soggy"? Did you work all the slack out and tighten the knot fully?

@cheeesefunnel 3 года назад

@@TheWeaversofEternity yea it looks like a squashed muffin..someone said i need a herringbone knot, maybe there is a jig?

@theblueangel1973 4 года назад

I tried doing the Gaucho knot and decided to never try it again. May have to get at least one size of these. I seen a video of a guy fly through one of these weaves, but he did it with one cord until the wasn’t anything you could see, the weave completely covered what he was going around. Then he could spin it over and just look at it and know where he had to pull for the slack. I couldn’t believe it.

@TheWeaversofEternity 4 года назад

That's EXACTLY what happened to me when I tried to learn the Gaucho! Something about these style of knots that just don't really click for me, or perhaps I'm just not trying hard enough lol.

@theblueangel1973 4 года назад

The Weavers of Eternity Paracord Tutorials about ready to make the jump and contribute to your Patreon. Do you happen to show videos of adding the detailed threading these guys do to accent their bracelets now?

@hamiltoneuzarraga6546 4 года назад

The white strand should have gone between the green and orange for St Patrick's day coming up.

@carlocanlas5442 4 года назад

Can i put that on my little flashlight?

@jigproshop2855 4 года назад

absolutely!

@jimmiehall1725 4 года назад

Wish I could add pics

@andrewgleason3236 4 года назад

Longgle

@survivalism 4 года назад

썸네일의 모자이크가 자꾸 이상한 생각을 하게 만든다. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@stevejackson890 2 года назад

I thought if you see a line means over and no line means under?

@tluke369 4 года назад

Tool, limited to size, something expandable (accordion) would be better

@TheWeaversofEternity 4 года назад

Please design, prototype, and send one to me for review purposes in that case.

@ZippedUpKitz 3 года назад

@@TheWeaversofEternity ROFL….

@dinodon1 4 года назад

Currently unavailable.

@jeffreycrawley1216 4 года назад

Or just grab some PVC pipe and make them to whatever size you like - take a look at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZOELuTmaHB8.html&feature=youtube_gdata_player I set up the long lines, measure down and then wrap a piece of paper with a straight edge and mark off the hole positions. Drill the hole as a tight fit for some small nails rather than tapping holes for screws.

@TheWeaversofEternity 4 года назад

You could definitely DIY a mandrel, but the whole point of this one is that it has the guide laser etched onto the mandrel itself, makes it much easier to learn how to tie the turk's head knots. I suppose you could always print a guide out and glue it onto the DIY mandrel, but that would take a lot of tinkering with getting the size right and what not.

@bornjustice2725 4 года назад

I see that it’s not available

@ZippedUpKitz 3 года назад

"Nearly Idiot Proof." I must introduce you to my nephew. He was obviously absent the day God was handing out brains and common sense….

@TheWeaversofEternity 3 года назад

Hahaha!

@ZippedUpKitz 3 года назад

The ONLY thing I don’t like about the jig pro mandrel is they are so bloody expensive! Way too expensive if you ask me…so, I bought a 2 inch diameter piece of pvc pipe and made my own mandrel… I also have a 1 inch diameter pvc pipe piece I used to make a mandrel from as well… life became sooooo much easier making these Turkshead knots…. Now, if I could only figure out how to make the globe knots…. 🤔🤔🤔

@TheWeaversofEternity 3 года назад

I guess you could think of the time you're saving when it comes to learning the turkshead knots. You're basically paying for the convenience and saving time. You can always make more money, but you can't make more time. So for me, that makes it worth it! LOL