You've got it wrong. Or lets say there are two versions. I was reparing a sink and this version slipped when the cordage was wet. You want to lead the line the other way so that it touches the stopping knot where it's leaving the hitch. Then it doesnt come loose. It has to push on it. Your version can be undone more easily but is less secure.
Thanks for the tutorial on this knot, I very much appreciate it, it’s now a knot that I will be using every trip out, and I’ll be sure to pass this knowledge on to others.
THANK YOU. That’s a simple knot that I’m going to start using. After watching a famous Canadian try to explain this knot for 15 minutes with bad camera work, you easily taught it in under four minutes.
Muskrat Jim it's good to have you back my friend! I've been missing you. Thank you for the kind words and support. I hope you don't mind but I added your channel to my list of CZcams Friends. I hope all is going well God bless
JIUJITSU2000 -God bless you too, my friend! I see CZcams’s been good to you... 59K subs and over 15 million views! Good for you! I hoping to reach 7K subs by September, but I’ve got over a million views, so I’m happy about that.
If I recall correctly, the last time I used this I was able to make the first overhand slippery so it was easier to untie. Otherwise, with some cordage, you’ll never get it untied once it’s been under load.
Thank you for your instructions, you made it so damn simple!! On other sites, I got lost in the explanatory details and obscurities where either fingers, hand or arm is blocking the visual instruction. You and others like you, get a thumbs up 'like' from me.😁
So that's why Canadian Jam tastes a little ropey 😊 (for those of you who are American or Canadian ropey is a Australian term used In a similar way to something being dodgy or sketchy)
TBH there are many hitches that can perform the same function without the difficulty in untying the stop knots especially if your rope is wet and swells. The tautline hitch, cows hitch, ferrimond's friction hitch can all perform the same function without the problems of undoing the stop knots at a later stage.
It has its place. I had to hold together a pipe under a sink with a piece in the sink and sealings in between and tried taut line hitch. These gay hitches may work for climbing but to fasten something slippery with a great force and leave it, this was the right knot. He has it wrong though
Thank you. this is the knot I was searching for. I didn't even know the name of it. Accidentally found your channel yesterday and ever since I've been watching your videos more than 8 hours straight. And became a subscriber. Great videos. Greetings from Finland.
I took it down. apparently Google Google+ took his channel down and I thought that it was an attack on gun related channels. minutes after publishing my video he got his channel back up so I pulled the video down.
I use this knot a lot and 99 percent of the time it works. Sometimes it doesn't work that well. Just wondering if I'm passing it through the overhand knot incorrectly?
+davyboy1379 I love this night it works very good for me it's important to make sure that you pass the Rope through the side of the overhead not that the tail comes out of
Jujuman ..... WRONG !! Feed the working end back through the same way it exited the 2nd overhand knot . Look @ the thumb pic at the start of your vid .
Dude, seriously, slow TF down, you wiggle the knot around so much and so fast that I can't tell overhand from underhand or a which way you stick the standing end into the main knot - from the left or from the right. But I do appreciate the video. Thanks
Best explanation of this knot I've seen. Tried reading about in a survival manual with pictures and was more confused than when I started.
You've got it wrong. Or lets say there are two versions. I was reparing a sink and this version slipped when the cordage was wet. You want to lead the line the other way so that it touches the stopping knot where it's leaving the hitch. Then it doesnt come loose. It has to push on it. Your version can be undone more easily but is less secure.
Thanks for the tutorial on this knot, I very much appreciate it, it’s now a knot that I will be using every trip out, and I’ll be sure to pass this knowledge on to others.
THANK YOU. That’s a simple knot that I’m going to start using.
After watching a famous Canadian try to explain this knot for 15 minutes with bad camera work, you easily taught it in under four minutes.
Thank you! Glad it helped
If you had stuck with the famous Canadian you would have seen how to lock this knot which this chap did not show.
I’ve always been “challenged” when it comes to knots. You just taught me very simply how to tie that knot. Thank you Sailor!
Thank you! Hooyah!!
I’m glad our country has such a great knot! Sure is handy. Take care.
Chris Kavanaugh *touques
@Chris Kavanaugh except practically every Swiss citizen is a soldier 🤣
Hey Skeeter! Thanks for teaching this old Canadian the Canadian Jam Knot 😁👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Muskrat Jim it's good to have you back my friend! I've been missing you. Thank you for the kind words and support. I hope you don't mind but I added your channel to my list of CZcams Friends. I hope all is going well God bless
JIUJITSU2000 -God bless you too, my friend! I see CZcams’s been good to you... 59K subs and over 15 million views! Good for you! I hoping to reach 7K subs by September, but I’ve got over a million views, so I’m happy about that.
Muskrat Jim thank you so much my friend I really enjoy your channel! I tell people about you all the time. have a wonderful day
It took me 20 minutes to get this using another tutorial. This one was so simple :)
Best explanation I’ve seen. Simple and clear. Good job.
Cheers bud, clear and concise video.
Thank you!
If I recall correctly, the last time I used this I was able to make the first overhand slippery so it was easier to untie. Otherwise, with some cordage, you’ll never get it untied once it’s been under load.
Thank you for your instructions, you made it so damn simple!! On other sites, I got lost in the explanatory details and obscurities where either fingers, hand or arm is blocking the visual instruction.
You and others like you, get a thumbs up 'like' from me.😁
+Morehu Morehu Excellent comment brotha. Thank you!
JIUJITSU2000, 🙏
Thank you.
So that's why Canadian Jam tastes a little ropey 😊
(for those of you who are American or Canadian ropey is a Australian term used In a similar way to something being dodgy or sketchy)
The best results with paracocrd(soft ropes) on bags, rolls and so on. Thank`s a lot , really usrful.
Thanks, well explained just started to learn a few knots and most explanations and videos just lose me, this one I will remember.
"it ain't gonna go nowhere" - Love the accent.
TBH there are many hitches that can perform the same function without the difficulty in untying the stop knots especially if your rope is wet and swells. The tautline hitch, cows hitch, ferrimond's friction hitch can all perform the same function without the problems of undoing the stop knots at a later stage.
It has its place. I had to hold together a pipe under a sink with a piece in the sink and sealings in between and tried taut line hitch. These gay hitches may work for climbing but to fasten something slippery with a great force and leave it, this was the right knot. He has it wrong though
It can be done without going through. Why is everyone doing it? What if you wanna use a 200 feet cordage?
Awesome. Thanks
Thank you. This clears up the confusion I had with regard to this knot.
+Adipatus Thank you for stopping by. Have a beautiful day!
Awesome, Thanks man. Super simple and clear walk through.
Thank you. this is the knot I was searching for. I didn't even know the name of it. Accidentally found your channel yesterday and ever since I've been watching your videos more than 8 hours straight. And became a subscriber. Great videos. Greetings from Finland.
Great knot, thank you mate!!!
That's my kind of knot. easy to remember
thank you brotha, I use this one alot! one of my favorites!
Thank you sir, I learned something new and very useful:)
Nice explanation Thanks The tail end has to go through the knot the correct way or it won’t work?
Great instruction. Thanks and take care.
Thank you : )
Quick question can this be used as a snare knot
I know it's over engineering, but I like a figure 8 knot for the stopper knot. (shrug) just a thought.
+Steve Brettell Thank you!
ベィリーグート
What happened with the Hickok45 video? I got the email saying you posted a new video and then when I went to watch it, it's set to private.
I took it down. apparently Google Google+ took his channel down and I thought that it was an attack on gun related channels. minutes after publishing my video he got his channel back up so I pulled the video down.
Why does my running end keep slipping through the knot? No matter how tight I pull it :(
I did it but it comes loose easily
Basically just the 2half hitch knot
I use this knot a lot and 99 percent of the time it works. Sometimes it doesn't work that well. Just wondering if I'm passing it through the overhand knot incorrectly?
+davyboy1379 I love this night it works very good for me it's important to make sure that you pass the Rope through the side of the overhead not that the tail comes out of
+JIUJITSU2000 dang typos! Knot
JIUJITSU2000 Thanks for the Info.
I never really took any notice of how I was passing it through.
+davyboy1379 your welcome
Jujuman ..... WRONG !! Feed the working end back through the same way it exited the 2nd overhand knot . Look @ the thumb pic at the start of your vid .
You did the same on your arm. Why to repeat
thanks
+Joe Lewis thank you!
A constrictor knot could easily achieve the same purpose with less fiddling.
But you might have to cut it off.
Dude, seriously, slow TF down, you wiggle the knot around so much and so fast that I can't tell overhand from underhand or a which way you stick the standing end into the main knot - from the left or from the right. But I do appreciate the video. Thanks
Lol....no thank you
Esta bien Ahora ve el mio sencillo y. Tensas lo que quieras