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Richie Hughes
Registrace 12. 01. 2016
Mainly knots…
Ladder Hitch
Great for making a ladder from rope and whatever materials you have at hand for rungs. Excellent for kids’ swings with an additional stopper knot (just to be sure 😍).
zhlédnutí: 774
Video
The Alpine Butterfly knot.
zhlédnutí 173Před 3 měsíci
The Alpine Butterfly knot. Ideal for sending something either down from height safely using a rope, or sending something up!
Figure of Eight Knot / Fisherman’s Knot
zhlédnutí 219Před rokem
Figure of Eight Knot / Fisherman’s Knot
Half hitch knot. Double loop, double hitch 👍
zhlédnutí 252Před rokem
Half hitch knot. Double loop, double hitch 👍
Clove Hitch. Tied 2 different ways!
zhlédnutí 220Před rokem
Clove hitch. Tied 2 different ways. Great (if a little slippy) knot to attach a point of attachment to the anchor point directly mid-beam, as it where, or to slide on at the end (you’ll see 👍)
Slipped Buntline
zhlédnutí 181Před rokem
Slipped buntline, great knot to attach something securely to anything… like a fence… tree… random pedestrian… passing bus… @olieverything9534
Double fisherman’s knot. Great as a stopper knot or joining two pieces of rope together 👍
zhlédnutí 571Před rokem
Arb, arborist, rope, knots
3 Knot Challenge
zhlédnutí 384Před 4 lety
A fun challenge for everyone, the 3 knot system as fast as you can...! No need to dress the knots, as long as they're accurate and correct of course :-)
Anchor Hitch
zhlédnutí 46KPřed 5 lety
The Anchor Hitch, a simple knot sometimes used as part of a climbing system. You most likely won't need to know this for Climbing or Rescue assessments in Arboriculture but a useful knot to have in the arsenal! Thanks for requesting this knot v3124!
3 knot system
zhlédnutí 134KPřed 8 lety
The 3 knot system. Great for using the other end of your rope when required. You will need to know this for your NPTC assessment.
Running bowline
zhlédnutí 162KPřed 8 lety
Useful knot for using with tree work. You will need to know this for your NPTC assessment.
Prussik
zhlédnutí 2,4KPřed 8 lety
Prussik know using a prussic loop. A very common type of friction knot used in Arboriculture.
Figure of 8
zhlédnutí 372Před 8 lety
This is a short video of how to tie a Figure of 8, used in Arboriculture as part of a standard climbing system.
Bowline knot
zhlédnutí 556Před 8 lety
This is a short video of how to tie a Bowline knot, used in Arboriculture as part of a standard climbing system.
You played with the rope way too much. Just GTTP Get To The Point!!
Very much appreciate you demonstrating this as if it was actually over a tree branch. Thank you!
Thank you for your suggested combination knot. This could be improved imo… since learning knot tying is largely a visual activity, leave the talking out. There are exceptions for knot names or terms like pinch or double or perhaps making a suggestion of what application a knot is best suited for. I hope you consider this a positive comment.
Thank you I’ve watched about 10 videos and you explained it the best
Well done! In America 🇺🇸 we “incorrectly” call it the Anchor Bend even though it is a hitch. Variation is to have a second loop through the round turn. Thank you.
Thanks a bunch dude! One, Two, Shove it through!!! 🤣
Great video. You actually talk through it unlike the other vids.
Thanks @marquaslee565 👍
Finally found a good teacher cuz..?I GOT IT !
Thanks @p4h10oso
Vintage oyster? 👌
You know it's about to get real when he rolls up his sleeves.
Thank you. Best video out there.
Very good!! Just a little wordy.
Not the first to say that ha ha, duly noted 👍
Round turn and 2 half hitches ... That's what we call them in the service...ECFRS ..tied perfectly by the way
Thanks Chris 🤓
This guy is amazing so many knots explained in detail.
Thank you Mr Sainsbury!
Thankyou
Excellent work 👏
What beautiful hands you have. Do you model?
Old guy here. I like doing the work around the house. This three knot system is the very way now can safety be on the roof. Though my wife still doesn't like the idea. I assured her I not into flying.
I'm a certified arborist and I've been climbing trees for 22+ years while I understand that people love the Blake's hitch I absolutely despise it. Is not only messy ugly knot but it doesn't do anything that the two and two prussic doesn't do .
Thanks for your comment and I take the point, here in the UK it was part of students’ assessment at the time of posting that they knew these 3 knots. This was the original reason for the channel 🤓
lol
Its a blake hitch.
You doing this...... with the rope actually hanging (and not just on a table) made a HUUUUUGE difference!!!!!! Wasn't gettin it, from all the other CZcams videos.... doin it on a table.
Thanks MF DOOM that's a super villain! Means a lot man 🙂
The best video, thank you so much.
thank you
That’s a halyard hitch
That’s not anchor hitch
👍👍👍
Your are the clearest, easiest knotting lessons on CZcams Richard. Thanks for keeping people safe.
Thanks so much for your kind words. I don't manage the site as much as I should but hope to get back into it over the next few weeks, I have a plan ;-)
Tyvm
Your bowline is not good
I'd like to see this used in a practical situation so I can know what it's good for.
Saved my life! Thank you, obrigado from Brasil.
Excelente 👌
Thanks for sharing & nicely explained....share mor & more clips on knots..... 👍.... 🙏
where is thitd???
The stopper is the third knot.
Brilliant, thanks man.
Just freed through the loops twice and it is very secure. Have three loops and feed through twice and it is very secure and easily undone,
Tie a lot.
loop, not a bight mate
Thanks Westphalian, there’s some conjecture on the difference (depending on which sources you refer to) but I think I’m with you on this 👍
Good teacher. Nice and slow-- the way I love it. Easy to understand.
It was very helpful until the part where you tied the stop knot and it was entirely off camera
Thanks for your comment Steven, not by greatest work ha ha. More video's coming soon, I have a plan ;-) (and I'll be super mindful of camera angles!!)
"double overhand stopper" knot
how much is ropes? I aksed my mum to buy me some but she said its to dear. Ive cut an old carpet into strips and practising with that.
Thanks to you..I can now tie the Running bowline!!!...thank you....thank you!!
Would an alpine suffice?
You are a good teacher. Thanks.
Whenever you teach a knot you should tell its common uses, why its food to know that knot, and when you would use ir.
That's a somewhat curious comment. I expect most people viewing such a video desire to tie the knot properly. Why would someone want to learn a knot without already having a use in mind?
Knots aren't food, you can't eat them.
@@fluffylittlebear the knowledge is the food.
That's a anchor hitch! That would never hold my anchor.
It’s too bad your stopper knot was off camera. It would have been nice to see how you tied it.
One twist and go through the loop will give you an overhand knot. Two twists and go through the loop will give you a figure eight. Three twists and go through the loop will give you this video's stopper knot. Sidenote, for another very effective stopper knot, look up Ashley's stopper knot aka Oysterman's knot. If you're good at tying a speed bowline, then you can adapt your skills to tying Ashley's very quickly
Fair point The Captain and thanks for the comment. I'll be more mindful of camera angles when I make the video's I'm planning!
"double overhand stopper" knot
I’m nearly60(ex coal miner)Decided I need a new challenge!So decided to become a climber!I,v bought all the gear!Unfortunately,Covid-19 has stopped all training for now,but that gives me more time to learn the craft!(& oh boy do I need it!Thank you so much for your videos(Subscribed,)I,ll need all the help I can get!😱🥴👍
Good video, simple explanation
Could a butterfly knot work instead of the bowline?
It could. Theoretically a bowline is stronger. I prefer a clove hitch over both for this system.
Hey Richard, I suppose an Alpine Butterfly would work too although may tighten a little when in use. Could also tie it mid-rope much easier than a bowline!