This is some good demonstration of knotmanship. I just wanted to add that it would be nice that as each not is finished have the name of the knot displayed on the screen. 👍🏻🇺🇲
And, PS, this is great. Growing up on a farm as well as commercial fishing boats, you''d think they'd stay with ya but they don't when you don't use 'em often. Bravo, well done. Look forward to seeing your other work here.
Верёвка рвётся на узлах.в этом смысле лучше связывать встречной восьмёркой.варианты прямых узлов требуют контрольного узла на свободных концах(при переменной нагрузке имеют свойство развязываеться).5 способ (разновидность булиня)тоже требует контрольки.лайк за цвет верёвки)
My window blinds string unraveled. Which of these would you think is preferable to splicing in a new line? I don’t know if any of these knots would make it through the pull mechanisms.
Узлов много, для соединения, если интересно, можно подобрать, для концов из разного материала, разного диаметра, разного диаметра\материала между собой. От лески рыболовной, до стальных канатов.
Number 1: Please do the Carrick Bend (German: Trossen-Stek) instead, this is more secure. Number 4: Please do the Zeppelin Bend instead. This is more secure. The Zeppelin Bend has the second overhand knot in the opposite direction.
I'm an old sailor and know most knots. My all time favorite is #3. It is said that in the old times when most sailors were illiterates, they used this knot as a love letter. When at sea, they sent the knot (not pulled together) to their loved ones. If they got it back pulled together it meant she was still with him. If it came back not pulled together, they were off. #5 Bowline. I can not see any good reason to make two loops 02:56 when one is more than enough.
@@kristinedderman2019 Actually, I don't know. I only know it as the 'love knot', but I think it's just a nickname. It's not used much on a sailship. It's a quick splice option, but not useful in a sail rig.
So the squirrel goes around the hole twice, reverses directions, goes back through the hole, up the tree, and once more around...well...fuck it, I am going to tie a square knot!
@@vikingpowered868 looks similar, maybe the same as a bowline with a half hitch on the lose end. Climbers think of that as a safety feature. But I've never heard of a bowline slipping...
ИМХО: музыка классная, но лучше бы давали краткое описание узлов в формате + и -, для каких верёвок и условий подходят, что по надёжности, включая переменные нагрузки и т.д.
Number 4 should have the working ends of those loops starting in opposite directions to make the Zeppelin properly. You should end with only 2 loops over the whole thing that are used to easily pull it apart. This has 4 loops that are harder to pull apart and the ends look like they will slip together if put under enough load (I could pull them to about 90° from each other whereas a proper Zeppelin will keep them at 180°).
zeppelin are easy to untie after a big load, the hunter I think not so much. But they are very very similar ( zeppelin doesn't slide, I have seen it in numerous load tests)
I would have finished the video, and probably have hit "like", but there was a horrible noise in the video that made me want to jam an ice pick through my head, and I could only tolerate it for 2 minutes. Why do people insist on ruining good videos just to prove that their taste in music sucks?
Did I miss something, which if I did I'm not going to claim it would be any sort of special event, but there were only 4 connection methods, weren't there??? Number 5 was a loop in a single piece of rope, wasn't it??? Or did I, as feared, miss something?......?........
El último nudo, un as de guia con una vuelta de seguridad no debe estar en esta lista porque no es una conexión entre dos cuerdas. El primer nudo aunque lo hago frecuentemente no sé que nombre tiene. El segundo es un nudo de cirujano. El tercero un nudo de pescador doble. Y el cuarto un nudo de cazador.
1. Never actually seen that one before and don't see a practical application for it. 2. Surgeon's knot 3. Double fisherman's 4. Hunter's bend (which I'm pretty sure is just a Zeppelin done wrong) 5. Double bowline (second loop just adds strength/security to the knot)
Yes. For climbing we use the #3 which is the double fisher knot. And we also use simple overhand knot (not shown) with optional stopper knot. I don't know about the other ones. I wouldn't bet my life on the knots shown here, except the fisherman, which is the most robust of all knots. Many climbing channels explain about it: hard is easy, how not to,...
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This is some good demonstration of knotmanship. I just wanted to add that it would be nice that as each not is finished have the name of the knot displayed on the screen. 👍🏻🇺🇲
I'm sure we could figure them out. Just at first glance, #2 is a surgeon's knot, #3 is a double fishermans bend, and #5 is a double bowline..
And, PS, this is great. Growing up on a farm as well as commercial fishing boats, you''d think they'd stay with ya but they don't when you don't use 'em often. Bravo, well done. Look forward to seeing your other work here.
yes friend, thanks for your comment and encouragement, very valuable
Верёвка рвётся на узлах.в этом смысле лучше связывать встречной восьмёркой.варианты прямых узлов требуют контрольного узла на свободных концах(при переменной нагрузке имеют свойство развязываеться).5 способ (разновидность булиня)тоже требует контрольки.лайк за цвет верёвки)
Лучше связывать грепвайном
Tough looks extremely simple, simple looks extremely tough, wow awesome.
Would love to see a comparison of the tensile strength of each knot.
You are weird
My window blinds string unraveled. Which of these would you think is preferable to splicing in a new line? I don’t know if any of these knots would make it through the pull mechanisms.
A double-wrap bowline #5. Never thought of the extra wrap. thanx.
It's pointless. It don't make any difference than making it harder to tie..
Thank you.
Great video
Узлов много, для соединения, если интересно, можно подобрать, для концов из разного материала, разного диаметра, разного диаметра\материала между собой. От лески рыболовной, до стальных канатов.
Good video technically, but sort of a waste of time without an explanation of what each knot is especially suited for.
Number 5 is what I needed
Same
For hang something
Please provide the names of the knots
Thanks for watching and suggestions, the latest video adds an introduction, you will see it soon
Number 3: double fisherman
Number 4: zepplin knot
Пересказ хороший. Добавьте ещё узел констриктор ,похож на хирургический, который у вас есть, только концы заводятся по-другому.
@WungusBill First one is an Ashley Bend.
Особенно цвет верёвок понравился👍👍👍
цвет салорейха
Number 1: Please do the Carrick Bend (German: Trossen-Stek) instead, this is more secure.
Number 4: Please do the Zeppelin Bend instead. This is more secure. The Zeppelin Bend has the second overhand knot in the opposite direction.
Brasil. .....🇧🇷......👍🏻
I'm an old sailor and know most knots. My all time favorite is #3. It is said that in the old times when most sailors were illiterates, they used this knot as a love letter. When at sea, they sent the knot (not pulled together) to their loved ones. If they got it back pulled together it meant she was still with him. If it came back not pulled together, they were off.
#5 Bowline. I can not see any good reason to make two loops 02:56 when one is more than enough.
What is #3 called?
@@kristinedderman2019
Actually, I don't know. I only know it as the 'love knot', but I think it's just a nickname. It's not used much on a sailship. It's a quick splice option, but not useful in a sail rig.
@@kristinedderman2019 Double Fisherman's. Rock climbers use it.
Fifth not is not a connection knot
@@kristinedderman2019
Fisherman's knot
So the squirrel goes around the hole twice, reverses directions, goes back through the hole, up the tree, and once more around...well...fuck it, I am going to tie a square knot!
Kind of overkilling the bowline knot. I can't see any reason to have two loops when one is enough.
@@vikingpowered868 looks similar, maybe the same as a bowline with a half hitch on the lose end.
Climbers think of that as a safety feature.
But I've never heard of a bowline slipping...
Nicely done. Thanks
Thanks for the support, excellent😁
Square knot, sheet bend, bowline....Bob's yer uncle.
The video needs the names of the knots. Who teaches something without teaching its name so we can refer to it?
Beautiful knots
Последний узел - модификация булиня. Он не соединяет две верёвки, это просто петля.
Бункер удушить
Причем булинь отлично работает и без этих извращений
ИМХО: музыка классная, но лучше бы давали краткое описание узлов в формате + и -, для каких верёвок и условий подходят, что по надёжности, включая переменные нагрузки и т.д.
Number 4 should have the working ends of those loops starting in opposite directions to make the Zeppelin properly. You should end with only 2 loops over the whole thing that are used to easily pull it apart. This has 4 loops that are harder to pull apart and the ends look like they will slip together if put under enough load (I could pull them to about 90° from each other whereas a proper Zeppelin will keep them at 180°).
zeppelin are easy to untie after a big load, the hunter I think not so much. But they are very very similar ( zeppelin doesn't slide, I have seen it in numerous load tests)
awesome channel bro.
а, это просто быстрые узлы для быстрой завязки-развязки и неповреждения верёвки
Фиолетовый цветоп опаышей в морге.
Could you put #5 on two lines and have the loops intertwined?
Yes. Number five is a bowline.
Double Becket Bend - basically a sheet bend with an extra turn.
I would have finished the video, and probably have hit "like", but there was a horrible noise in the video that made me want to jam an ice pick through my head, and I could only tolerate it for 2 minutes. Why do people insist on ruining good videos just to prove that their taste in music sucks?
Muu bueno
Michas gracias
No name no thumbs up or no subscribe, otherwise well done.
Great 👍💙💛
I might watch another if you decide to include the name of the knot sometime. As it is, nope
which one is the strongest for heavy loads?
Did I miss something, which if I did I'm not going to claim it would be any sort of special event, but there were only 4 connection methods, weren't there???
Number 5 was a loop in a single piece of rope, wasn't it???
Or did I, as feared, miss something?......?........
Yes, you are absolutely right, the fifth is a single set of knots😃
El último nudo, un as de guia con una vuelta de seguridad no debe estar en esta lista porque no es una conexión entre dos cuerdas.
El primer nudo aunque lo hago frecuentemente no sé que nombre tiene.
El segundo es un nudo de cirujano.
El tercero un nudo de pescador doble.
Y el cuarto un nudo de cazador.
второй узел красивый
@@user-wz8gz5vc5o Lamentablemente CZcams no me permite seleccionar tu texto para traducirlo y no sé lo que me has dicho.
Un saludo.
Thanks for watching friends, I don't understand what you mean because of the language translation, sorry😀
Really? Thank you my friend😁
That Zeppelin Bend is wrong
Last one other way around so the loose end gets on the outside
Knots with no names….. smart..
どれが一番強力な結び方なのでしょうか？
コメントと質問をありがとう、私の答えは使用してください（1.2.3）です
Зачем?
Существуют гораздо более простые и более эффективные узлы!
Этим узлам можно доверить жизнь?
Muito interessante
Boa noite, quais os nomes destes nós?
Very very good
Узлы порой вяжут, как кому удобно
yes friends thanks for watching
Посмотрите узел "трансформатор" , думаю вам будет интересно.
Это Тр-р - плохое название для узла "Кинжальный усиленный*
How about a 6th knot, the alpine butterfly bend
Could someone identify these knots please?
1. Never actually seen that one before and don't see a practical application for it.
2. Surgeon's knot
3. Double fisherman's
4. Hunter's bend (which I'm pretty sure is just a Zeppelin done wrong)
5. Double bowline (second loop just adds strength/security to the knot)
Top!
Good!
3 double fishermen bend, 4 zeppelin bend, 5 double bowline.
Friend, thank you for providing the name, it is called differently in each place
The No 4 isn't correct zeppelin knot though...
В мире существует 2003 запатентовала узла.и многие никому не нужны.А только спецам
Есть намного проще и крепче узлы
Music? por favor
Очень интересные узлы👍
😎👍
Ramammpu rammapu.... Utekku iling malah tak enteki koe. Perbuatanmu
Do these knots not have names?
Yes. For climbing we use the #3 which is the double fisher knot. And we also use simple overhand knot (not shown) with optional stopper knot. I don't know about the other ones. I wouldn't bet my life on the knots shown here, except the fisherman, which is the most robust of all knots. Many climbing channels explain about it: hard is easy, how not to,...
1:10
А при чем тут 5 вариант? Что, фантазии не хватило?
what size is the rope?
8mm
最初のやつはナイロン系は
滑って駄目だった。
2 surgeon's knot
Friend, thank you for providing the name, it is called differently in each place
Float Plaines
Boats
Simpul tali seperti itu tidak berlaku untuk di kapal ikan tuna long line👎
😅😮😅😮
Annoying music
Lho koe mbok model piyeee tak jai terus
I do not know what you're talking about
👍👍👎👎👎
대한민국-다아는매듭이다
하지마라멍청해
All shit knots.. granny knots we call em..
Youl never open them once pressure is used.
Lol no need to name them or anything as long as the jungle chillwave synthpop is rollin.
NO TENGO YATE!! SOLO UNA ESPONJA PARA EL BAÑO.!!
а если веревки разные? пидец туториал