This is NOT a Double Carrick Bend! This is a Double fault! 1. fault: This bend is called "Full Carrick Bend". A Double Carrick Bend does not exist in ABOK! 2. fault: the both standing parts should be placed diagonal and not be on the same side! In ABOK (The Ashley Book of Knots) Ashley has noted on page 273 the following: 19.6 Carrick Bend, both ends on same side of knot (#1428) 70.8 Carrick Bend, with diagonal pull (#1439) The left column gives the average number of jerks necessary to make a knot of each kind spill. Both knots, #1428 and #1439, are called Full Carrick Bend in ABOK.

Merci holly ❤

aaaa.you do like those KZbin minutes - dont you?

yo where is the Miami guy

👏👏👍👍👍

How long should the piece of rope be?

6” hard loop with a6” spoke. Rode one till I was 11

Awesome work

This was great! Thanks Michael!

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Thank you for the useful video :) I have been studying and knitting knots for thirty years, and only now I decided to start my own channel on this topic. It remains to learn how to shoot videos beautifully :) I wish all knotters good luck in this exciting activity :)

Nervira me kad neko odugovlaci, namerno pravi duzi klip!!!

This is the decorative version. The more secure version has the working ends diagonal and opposite one another.

Долго и нудно

What are the benefits to this knot over a doubled over figure 8?

Bonito

Banane. Ka. Tarika

Ролик. Говно

Jiok,ji

I turned on the video. Started to watch. Got a little bored. Went to the kitchen. Turned on the light. Leaned against the counter. Folded my arms. Had a moment of silence to decide what I was going to snack on. Made my decision. Took out some bread. Put it in the toaster. Made toast. Grabbed a paper plate. Took the toast out of the toaster. Placed it on the paper plate. Got a butter knife out of the drawer. Actually buttered the toast. Dropped the butter knife off at the sink. Got a glass out of the cupboard. Poured me my usual glass of milk. Grabbed a napkin. Turned out the kitchen light Came back out here to CONTINUE the video (as I never hit pause). Realized I forgot to put cinnamon on my toast. Returned to the kitchen with toast. Turned on the light. Sprinkled toast with cinnamon. Turned off the kitchen light. Made my final trip back out here to finish the video. Hit the skip ad button. And FINALLY finished the video on how to tie an Indian Bridle knot. I'm Exhausted!!! Think I'll go take a nap. Thanks for the brief and informative video.

I thought my headphones just died.

que pasa ya no te funciona el cerebro y las manos a la vez...pasmao.

Пишите по-русски

Пишите по-русски

Gostei do vídeo

q bien esplica

Iporá etereí.ET.

Muy bueno y fácil.gracias. E T.

This is a knot first described by Heraclas and it is known as a jug knot. First knot ever described in history.

Never put the loop at the top of this knot in an animal's mouth. An indian bridle, or hackamore, is attached to a knot or loop under the chin, then the long loose ends are used as reins. Nothing goes in the horse's mouth.

Very clear instructions but I rather learn atomic physics. It is much easier.

what would you use this for?

Jug sling to sailors.

keeps fiddling with it from the first, without saying what he is doing.

I ka hai re foket ke praani

​ @Michael Holly It can be done much easily - other method of tying. Look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqrQdWmod6xleZo

this is the same knot as the native american equine coupler

Goooooood!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁

My shoes won’t ever get untided again. Thanks ;)

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Bhau akach no

Estaba buscando nudos nórdicos y por casualidad encontré éste hermoso nudo. Lo intenté varias veces y no resultó. Ya falta poco. Te mantendré informado. Un saludo desde Colombia.

Time waste

This looks like the common bottle sling knot known for millennia

Beautiful

This knot is from english postworkers. History of this knot old. ( sorry my english ). When people was working on fields they do this knot on winesacks ( made skin ) that they can carry healthy drinkingw(ine) ater . After that english post take it to close their postsacks. I,m half from norway and rest from finland. Old peeple teach this knot when i was young ( now i’m halfblind ). Bella knot but maybe it is much easier way to do it .....

That's the bottle sling; Use that as a bridle and you'll kill your animal.

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Baatli gaanth. Bottle knot. Old stuff.

This is a common but not an easy knots to tie, but the way Michael teaches is brilliant! Great Teacher! I have been wanting to learnt this knot for a long long time! Thanks!