Learn How To Tie The [Modified] Poacher's Knot

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Thanks for all the great tutorial. Love them all. Fun to make them too.❤

[@Emanuel_carey]

Definitely need one of those threading tools. I just did it without.. but that’d make Paracord life easier haha

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Cool, always good to see variations of knots. Thanks.

[@flakman1]

Still can slip if the two rings are pulled, but great for anything that doesn't hold much tension. I like the look. Flattening out the melted ends will help with things not accidentally getting pulled free too easily.

[@kurimuri2518]

Btw do more tutorials pls

[@markzambelli]

Nice... thanks for showing. I would add though that at 0:57 you actually added 2 extra loops, not 1... I used to use the standard poacher's knot you show at first with only 2 loops but I changed to using 3 loops instead a while back. I never considered using 4 loops to give the beefier looking version you showed at the timestamp, but I like it. I don't have much call for it as a decorative knot as you kindly showed us, but I'll adopt it in other ways I'm sure (in the garden and when out hiking etc).
Thanks again.

[@davidmcguinness9187]

Thanks

[@kurimuri2518]

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[@isvaraov]

Nice

[@ya-pizza-wachu-want]

Is there a way to tie this knot between fixed objects?