Sailors whisk - the way I do it
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Sailors whisk made with double wall knot and whipping. You can use any stopper knot - this is just the way I like them.
Like this video? Buy me a cup of coffee to help out making more! ko-fi.com/rope...
Music: tallstrom.com/
So enjoyable to watch you work. Great choices in music as well.
It's a great pleasure to watch you work while listening to Martin Tallstrom!
Such a nice show, I used to make these to be strung on a hammock, tarred cotton rope was common then, always called them hula dancers and they had much longer skirts than what you show, please keep up the good work !!
This guy’s work is inspiring and amazing. Like stepping back in time to watch how the chief sailmaker on a clipper ship showed the midshipmen how to do it.
Just simply beautiful, simple but effective technique
I’ve had about 50 feet of, I believe it’s .75 Manila rope . It could well be a full 100 mm rope. 19:03 I’ve recovered about 5 years ago. Stored inside. I have always kind of played around with knots over the years but now have the time… kind of. I’m 72 now. I’m boing to make a couple of these with different stopper knots. I’m going to try and locate some tarred linen . Wish me luck. Have a great day. Jon
ok. my eyes popped a bit when you stuck that bad boy unto the fire... 😃 very fun to watch your craft!
Another awesome project. Thanks!
You are a living treasure and always a joy to watch! Thank you!
Mikko, bend and tease, tickle and sqeaze. No rush with the brush. Easy with the fire. Relaxe and voila !! Thanks. Dave
Beautiful work Mikko Snellman
Love watching your videos. Great source of inspiration.
Hi there Mikko! Great work! really inspirable! many tks for sharing .
Nice one again. keep up the nice work. greetings from the Netherlands
Thank you for another pleasant viewing experience, Mikko. Your expertise is speaking volumes in this.
Thank you Mabel. Just thought that if you do something, why not do it right while you are at it, if you know what I mean ;)
Excellent, thanks so much, you are an inspiration.👍🏻
Always glad when someone gets inspired, thank you.
Simplemente maravilloso.
Merci à vous j'ai enfin trouvé un Bosco. Sais un régal de vous voire faire .
Perfeito, lindo.....belo enfeite para portA, estou colocando um guizo.. gratidão
That is so cool :)
Só preciso das ferramentas certas, não encontro no Brasil, mais dou meu jeito.
. gratidão.
Great work Mikko! And music sounds ok ;)
Tackar Martin! Och jag vet att du har fått många nya fans genom dessa videon. Väntar på din ny album!!!
@@mikkosnellman Tack Mikko för det!
Du är en Mykke Snell Man :D
@@tallstrom Thanks Mr. Pine Creek ;)
This might be my favorite channel. Hey, Any chance you can include in your notes what all these items you make are for?
Thank you for the feedback. I'll try to add it in the description.
Самое понятное видео! Спасибо!!!
Лайк и подписка!
Hi, Mikko. Awesome video. I've made a few of these as gifts since seeing this back in July.
Quick question, though. You have some jars or glass vases in the background at around the 9-second mark. Have you done (or would you do) a tutorial on these?
Thanks!
Good idea, thanks. They are actually shot glasses covered with needle hitching.
Nice video and relaxing all around. Question where can i buy the tool you're using. I could really use that specific tool. 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am out of stock at the moment. Look my website snellman.ax for updates.
inspiring!!!👏👏👏
great stuff, why the thumbs down!
Very Nice.
Mikko! Greetings. Is this for putting shaving cream on your face?
That is one possibility.😁
Impresionante!!!!!!
Fantasioso, geniale e perfetto...! 😊⚓⚓
yes
Have you heard the old saying Wall up and Crown down?That would make this a crown knot right?
When strands point up from the stem, it is a Wall and when strands point back down to the stem, it is a Crown. Making this a Wall. Otherwise they are just mirror images.
My passion for shibari rope bondage brought me to your channel. Much respect for you and your craft. Jute is my rope of choice, what about you? Oh, and what did you use for the whipping?
I use a lot of jute but for tradition,hemp is my favorite. The whipping is made with tarred linen rope.
Please, what is that tool called? It looks so useful! The one that you use to open a space between strands, then slide another strand through the opening. Name please?
That would be one of my "Finnfids" www.snellman.ax For a cheap version, look for a Swedish fid.
I never thought it would come out that beautiful because it's jute. How do you think it would come out in nylon rope?
Actually that is manila...Give it a go in nylon and let us know how it works :) !
@@mikkosnellman I need to learn about materials!!😁 I'll try with other materials too!! Thanks!!
Excelente eu trabalho com sinsal!
What type of brush are you using when you burn excess fibers? Do you always burn to finish your manila rope knots?
Burning excess fibers is not a must, it just gives a nicer, smooth appearance. Brushing is just to wipe away the soot, any hard brush will do, like toothbrush.
Great projects ! I need an advise. I want to recover some beams with the rope and I have no idea how could I do this in the T part, where 2 beams cross.
Depending the size of the beams a turks head or lashing could be a solution?
@@mikkosnellman nice but I don't know how to make the cross at the head where the beams meet eachother in T I think lashing is better for what I need even I love turks head. Thank you very much, you are very kind
@@monicafreudiana6510 For a T-shaped Turks Head: charles.hamel.free.fr/knots-and-cordages/PUBLICATIONS/Gainage%20d%27un%20T.pdf
Hiya what a brilliant idea. A question tho, a lot of people like yourself have lovely background music, but never leave any information about it?
Sorry, I usually do but forgot to mention in this video, Now added in the description. tallstrom.com/
Great video! Whats the tool called that you used to create the knot?
That would be my version of a "Swedish Fid", I call them "Finnfids" ;)
love the tool. where can I buy it?
Tools are of my own produce, made to order. www.snellman.ax
After watching this video multiple times.... I have made 6 of them.. It’s too fun to make and I have found them to very useful around the shop and work great on a keyboard.... One question, If I wanted to flatten the “Fan” what kind of knot work would you use to tie half way down the broom portion? I was thinking two small pieces of leather squeezed together with a saddle stitch, but then though some kind of line knot work would look cool.
What is their purpose? Are they only decorative or can you actually whisk eggs with them?
With coarse fiber manila you can cut the fibers short and use it for whisking but in this size they make a good table brush. Large ones are used as deck swabs.
Dusting
Brushing sandy toes after a trip to the beach.
I served on a 16C replica Dutch Yatch we hung one over the beak when birthed as a public museum display. Why? Whell we all know why the toilet is called the head. In that period of sea faring After a sailor had finished using the head they would......I'll let you work it out. Crude as it sounds it was a practical way of maintaining hygiene as the sea would clean the bow and any brush alike.
@@douglasscott3541 laughing...but there IS logic in this. love it.
Mikko what number or thickness is the whipping twine please.
That is 2mm tarred linen.
@@mikkosnellman 👍
How long is the shop season?
As long as there are visitors... Approx April - September
@@mikkosnellman so awesome! I will be in touch! I love the videos..
where did you buy the rope?
Ask any boat chandler for manila rope.
Hello Mikko.
Is it possible to use untared hemp rope, or are the fibres too rough?
Great stuff. I am interested in learning to make rope and try my hand at knot tying.
I have subscribed to your channel as well as the CZcams channel know as “the23rdcat”.
I asked him where he got his rope machine and he said that you had made it.
I am a carpenter by trade and would like to make a rope making machine myself.
Do you sell plans for making this machine or could you point me in the right direction as to where I might find some?
Thanks and Cheers from Canada.
Emailed you.