7L8B turk's head knot

This tutorial shows you how to tie the 7L8B turk's head knot- per viewer request. The knot is square shaped, useful as a covering and decorative knot.
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[@mrmidnight32]

I got this knot figured out. But it took me 100 times watching this. What you should do for future videos is mark a sharpie on the standing line like dots so we know which is the standing line for reference. When your hand goes across the camera sometimes it’s hard to track what strand is which when you roll the stick out of view. A marked standing line would help us trace our lines to your easier

[@victordonofrio7648]

I hope you can do a series with interweaves using this knot

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Very easy to follow. With all the turksheads I've tied, I haven't done this one. Thanks for the inspiration and the great tutorial s.

[@CL-we8tn]

Oooh I can use that and make hairbands, thanks for the video and clear instructions Mark. ♥️

[@Paracordguild]

Why thank you for such a kind comment!

[@CL-we8tn]

@@Paracordguild thank you for being such a kind teacher

[@MichaelJewell-oe5kv]

First, thanks for another great, clear, simple instructional video. Try using the nylon covered hair ties, instead of rubber bands. They don't degrade as quickly, are cheap, and won't stick to your work or mandrel if the rubber does give up.

[@Paracordguild]

I agree!

[@isvaraov]

Finally your turk's head tutorial has been updated hehe

[@bryantreacher5793]

I think that the end should go through the middle of the knot which would make it a foot rope knot .this can also be made where the knot forms as a diamond knot where the end Finnish on the outside of the knot.

[@sameeralazawee7524]

Beautiful >>>>>> Thank you

[@gamesfromtikhon7796]

Круто!!! Работайте дальше!!!❤ Но я бы ещё посмотрел новое видео про Kumihimo

[@cesarsan2872]

Thanx for share

[@lauraaltamirano8629]

Gracias!

[@grandtali7698]

You're the best!!!!!!

[@ElliottRodgers]

That's fabulous! Love it!

[@andrewbraithwaite1365]

Lovely work Mark, as usual. Would you like my design for a diameter adjustable mandrel?

[@Paracordguild]

I'd love to hear about it, sure!

[@andrewbraithwaite1365]

I simply use a thin plastic cutting mat, rolled up and held at both ends with rubber bands. You will have a “lip” to work past, but it will slowly subside. Or you can heat up one end and curl it to get rid of the lip.

[@paxi5765]

can you do passager bag for video

[@samturner832]

Can you do a video on the 3 strand diamond knot and more keychains please

[@Paracordguild]

Roger! The thing with diamond knot is that in general, they can be done with pretty much any strand number. So they are tied the same way with 3, 4 or more strands. Is there any particular diamond knot you would like featured?

[@samturner832]

@@Paracordguild no

[@28Cryptic743]

could this same knot be done using the mandrel you have been using?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! You mean the pinned one?

[@28Cryptic743]

@@Paracordguild yes

[@Imasteria]

I am really frustrated with the tutorial.. The "going parallel" parts leave a loop that isnt attached or held by anything and the video COMPLETLY ignores to mentioned or adress this... i had to start this 5-6 times over till i understood this and even then had to give up.. (i mean 3:10 and guessing another loop at 3:31 ...??) This isnt really a tutorial imo as it REALLY misses the crucial aspects that make this knot so hard