12 Knots & Ropes Tricks That You Can Do | Thaitrick

[@sandyt4343]

Well I’m impressed, former USCG Boatswain and worked on boats in construction for the last 50+years and I sure learned some new ones here. Very good video and done slowly enough for teaching not showing off. Many thanks

[@steveshea6148]

some good stuff!

[@crucifyrobinhood]

Groovy. Former USN Boats' here. Just clicked to see if he shows a tugboat bowline or not but sounds like I just might learn something if I'm not careful! Peace my brother knuckledragger. (btw, USCG academy was my first pick but for some reason I wound up in the North Atlantic on a fleet replenishment oiler AOR-6, USS Kalamazoo, chipping paint and all that maindeck madness...)

[@doctorbea]

This is an unbelievable array of knots that are completely useful, but I never learned how to do. Most of my knot knowledge is based in bushcraft use, but this stuff is so practical! Great share!

[@jamesangle817]

As a rigger in entertainment for 30+ yrs. This was refreshing, entertaining, and educational. Well done! Thank you!

[@Electric_Snap]

Your 2nd knot was the best "sheet bend" i have ever seen. It only makes sense to do the 4-5 loops. The standard sheet bend is so unsafe and slippery, this was great, especially with the added buddy bight for untying. Thank you.

[@ИванВасов-у6и]

Очень полезные познания, всегда в жизни могут пригодиться, лайк и подписка.

[@jacopodanglars4836]

i like how you show what each knots could be used for , unlike some other videos, yours makes so much sense. keep up the good work

[@fybob13]

I was an Iron Worker and Rigger for quite a few years and I know a lot of these knots, so this is a refresher course as well as teaching me some new ones. Also, being a guitar picker myself, what is that easy going music you got going? Sounds great !

[@colinburns6664]

Yes, I want to know about the guitar tune too. It is lovely.

[@davidcanter2376]

I never could tie a knot and still can't but it's fun to watch ha ha !

[@Marusija8]

KLASS.....!!!!!!!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@tutorialtastalikurmacrame3705]

very good idea

[@rob7446]

Thanks,you encourage me to be creative with knots

[@DIY-Iife]

Very nice 👌

[@ЗемляПланета-щ6ы]

Настоящее искусство, гениально, браво👌👍👏👏

[@Kitty-hj6nv]

Way cool and you demonstrate very well so others can catch on and I appreciate that thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@user-uq7zx5nc3t]

I was mesmerised. Absolutely fantastic. Thank you.

[@VMEDIATECHandTRAVEL]

Good video 🏅

[@luisitocatalbas3804]

Thank you sir for sharing this knotting tricks. God bless us.

[@TormodSteinsholt]

Very nice and clear presentation of all solutions. I like the pace. It is not boring if you already know the knot and people can hit "pause" themselves if they don't.

[@fritz1990]

Extremely well done. The kind of skill that every child should be taught.

[@CANALPARACONOCERADIOS]

Excelente. muy importante conocer. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.

[@WOWKNOTS]

Спасибо за полезное видео:) Я тридцать лет изучаю и вяжу узлы, и только сейчас решил завести свой канал на эту тему. Осталось научиться красиво снимать видео:) Желаю всем узловязам удачи в этом увлекательном занятии:)

[@loganjames2638]

4:49 Cool Well done with the knots. Slow enough to teach learners but not fast enough to be a showoff. Very well done.

[@freedomlover10]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 After I started the first knots video I was asking myself if there will be any one stupid enough to teach this one

[@jorgeaguilar2342]

Util

[@katerinaopapoutsa8087]

@@freedomlover10 ο

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

This great. Thanks for showing us.

[@aperson2020]

I'm getting hypnotized by these knots. So cool 😎

[@Edvonealves]

Muito legal Parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@vxenon67]

these are great Life Skills to really learn.

[@BTS57]

Wonderful!

[@chalokipskips2352]

Thanks alot daily rope life hacks every one should know great

[@danielagiurato3614]

Sono sempre stata affascinata sulla tecnica dei nodi e penso alle numerose utilità che si possono ottenere con un semplice materiale come la corda.👍

[@hammadathar1038]

Very very very good bht bht bht shukria itne ache tariqy se sikhaya sary knot ap ne

[@ayunamnnieyshaanieyshwari72]

Last one just wow!

[@pankajdas6730]

Very use full

[@phtronghieu11]

tuyệt quá anh. cho một like

[@Frank-gg3ne]

หายไปน๊านนนนานน

[@esje25]

Gostei do vídeo

[@cuchulain1647]

Thanks Thai Tricks!!!

[@PalinoCestovatel]

Super nice presentation. Thanks from Slovakia

[@РусланДиниц]

I know some of these knots, but these variations are really interesting!

[@speedy7024]

Very nice video i will keep it

[@ANAGRAXIEROJAS]

Creatividad+ Seguridad+ comodidad+ practicidad+ utilidad+ estético.👍

[@deejay6869]

I love knots. I've got books and books devoted solely to knot tying. I especially love binding and splicing knots. You covered those. I also loved how you showed how to make a lanyard for a key.

[@h.t.8812]

wow that's exactly the type of knot video I was looking for, thanks!

[@d3spis3m3]

Hope it wasn't for a noose

[@hermanhuseb9822]

Very expressive, like it for Namibia/Africa

[@argusfiresafety833]

Nice information

[@MC2Pit0]

4:34 very useful! Thanks!

[@xenion1447]

I just wanted to comment the same 😅

[@clfung2008]

Very good ideas ! Thanks for sharing !

[@edezzazmajda7697]

It is very nice. Good luck

[@anthonydonnelly4069]

Fusion of Functionality and Art. We like that.!

[@rickavila3659]

Wow this is great the first one my dad show me how to do it but i forgot it was nice to find it here bring good memories from my old man no longer with me thanks

[@hilariovazquez-badilllo5038]

Love this video Knots are awesome !! Hope you show more how to do knots truck drivers use And ships

[@yuriyzadorozhnyi3849]

Щиро дякую за наглядність , все зрозуміло показано , тепер навчусь .

[@ivybanerjee5865]

Excellent🎷

[@GrahamMcHugh]

Fantastic stuff! I used the bucket handle trick to make two sliding handles on a rope swing -- they're pretty darn cool! Thank you sir!

[@jasontindal2525]

Great video, names of the knots on each one would have been helpful to me. Ty.

[@updownstate]

Lots of knots have lots of names, I've noticed. It would be helpful tho.

[@adilsondepaula8970]

Muito bom e útil.

[@eolienelec8405]

magnifique vidéo merci

[@pizzalover885]

Finally something with no glue gun.

[@bangnastofficial]

Mantap bangat bro trick sampul nya bisa untuk pegangan angkat galon bisa untuk tempat ayunan dan bisa untuk alas tangan angkat ember karna pakai kawat kecil aja pegangan ya sukses bro

[@พาเด็กไปไหนดี]

Awesome

[@rogeliocortezluche1751]

thanks ...use full

[@nilgunengurlu7947]

Super...Bravo...Tebrikler...

[@selfsameday7448]

Lovely ways of show your knotledges!

[@kanchanraje1579]

very helpful. well demonstrated..

[@arnoldasliaugaudas4213]

Good, interesting video! 👍👍👍

[@dr.helmuthherterich8731]

Very Good! Btw at 4:30 is the famous "hangman knot".

[@brunetton]

By the way, do you know the name of this just before ? This would be amazing ! Thanks

[@Meoxaydung1982]

Hướng dẫn hay lắm bạn oi cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ nhé

[@crappo8459]

The more tricks you know the better nicely done

[@iTechOSyoutube]

lol we learning this rn at school 😂

[@wbryk3622]

Wow!!! Super video!!!

[@anmaljai15]

Great very nice bro

[@batmoose4638]

I will remember this for festive occasions to tie lengths of loops and hang many items. Eg: xmas cards, ornaments, or big ones for coats, pots and pans. Does this spark any ideas of your own?

[@learn2change]

شكرا لك 🌹

[@bhagirathyadav3215]

magnificent !

[@johnbosco8209]

I enjoyed a lot from your video

[@albertocabral1569]

Hi everybody. Awesome very good video congratulations 👍

[@mohammadasimsiddiqi4698]

Very cool knots. Good job

[@theathoieahan]

Superb idea...

[@JokePost]

I'm very favorite every your content

[@suharijanto2765]

Trimakasih atas tips tali -temali is good.

[@donnahutchinson5392]

I love it. Especially the knot with the board. I've been wanting to put up a swing for two. Would a knot on each end of a board work for two?

[@williammcginley3448]

Yes, the "knot" in the video is called a Scaffold Hitch. One on each end of a plank and you've got a swing. Just be careful because the plank can slip sideways.

[@donnahutchinson5392]

@@williammcginley3448 thank you. I will do.

[@donnahutchinson5392]

@S0upbone Feltersnatch thank you .

share is interesting. good luck

[@rosaserrano5224]

Very good,and very practical thanks for sharing 👍👏🙏

[@tiennghe7143]

Wow , it's good to know, thanks

[@nimitjain3690]

I love you Thai trick

[@boyculi1960]

rất hữu ích , LIKE

[@stevebaldwin2374]

Clever rope ideas. Thank you. Great content.

[@JoseDiaz-er4ww]

hahaha very good the kaychain I did it today for variious friends and they wondered about.

[@isaithalattu]

super super

[@toantayninh7875]

12 knots and ropes so usefull for me, thank you so much

[@julianacastilla6771]

Muy buenas técnicas , me sorprendieron que unos nudos tuvieran bastantes usos

[@josesoterogarcia3224]

Excelente aprendí gracias por subir su video

[@billsmith2038]

Very cool some really good useful knots in there

[@IsaKocoglu]

Most of these rope tutorials were great. Thank you. But that last one 😅

[@RangdhanuCraft]

beautiful video.

[@TheOnlyJoshH]

The only knots I knew where the half hitch and the slip knot, very interesting

[@gothicbagheera]

Knot 1: over done barrel hitch Knit 2: over done sheet bend. Knot 3: easier to tie a clove hitch. Knot 4: same as knot 7. Knot 5: easier to tie a Prusik knot. Knot 6: easier to tie a timber hitch Knot 7: same as knot 4. Knot 8: easier to tie either a constrictor knot or a rolling hitch. Knot 9: over done (and improperly used) barrel hitch. Knot 10: over done taught-line hitch. Knot 11: not even a knot. Knot 12: way over done over-hand knot they made by pulling the short end between the finger and thumb quixkly so it looked like "magic". So technically there were only 10 knots, of which six were over done, and all were harder to tie than other knots. Next time you should consult an Eagle Scout before putting out a video on knots 🤣

[@zecuse]

Knot 1: The barrel hitch requires more line than this (bottle sling). If you don't have enough, this is a great alternative assuming the neck of the bottle has a lip to hold on to. Also, if you're worried about your item slipping out, the barrel hitch needs another wrap to make a better grip (and still possibly slip). Knot 2: More wraps = more friction = less slippage. Granted, 4 is definitely overkill for almost any use. Knot 3: This one distributes the force on the line through 2 bites instead of 1. The ends also stay apart from one another by a width of whatever they're wrapped around if that's useful. Knot 4: Slightly different than 7 because the ends are on opposite sides and both go through a bite in the line. Knot 5: Not unless you cut up the second line to make multiple Prusik's in series. This Alpine butterfly looking knot doesn't require the second line to be cut up to make the series of hoops and pulls apart just like the Alpine. Knot 6: The use case in video was for a friction hitch (hence the jerking down the pole). I would have used the easier to tie pile hitch instead, but the one in the video looks very similar. A timber hitch wouldn't have held onto that spot given how smooth the object was. Knot 7: Slightly different than 4 because the ends are on the same side and only 1 goes through a bite in the line. They made a hangman's noose. Knot 8: Only one I agree with you. Knot 9: The extra overhand knots are helping the wraps clasp the bottles together. Not very secure if given enough force because if 1 slips out, then they'll all fall out. It'll save you from having the need for multiple lines and making multiple barrel hitches and is only really good if you're delivering the group to the same location. Knot 10: This isn't a taut line hitch as it can't slide. This knot makes a fixed loop which might be preferred for a particular use. The extra wraps are just an aesthetic choice.

[@ardianairawati1140]

Good job..👍👍👍

[@Макарівськікотли]

Супер! Подписка.

[@randolphtorres4172]

THANKSGIVING

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