DIY: Tying A Water Knot

Tutorial video on typing a Water Knot or also known as a Tape Knot, Ring Bend, Grass Knot, and Overhand Follow-Through. This knot is used to connect two pieces of webbing together normally, but can also be used on rope too.
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[@4DIYers]

Thank you! Well a "stopper knot" would give a grab point on the end of a rope, if feed through a hole it'll have a spot to stop so it won't pull through, also adds weight if you want to throw the end of the rope to someone or somewhere, and it also prevents the end of the rope fraying any further if you haven't done anything with the individual fibers such as taping the end or melting it.

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[@NoggleBaum]

Great, !! Now.. how do you untie the bugger.?

[@SaxJockey]

With great difficulty 😂.

[@hogue3666]

A figure 8 knot, (overhand with a twist) and you've got the strongest climbing knot known to man. Thanks for the post!

[@DeadZone318]

Great video. Is there a need for 'stopper knots' in the loose ends of the rope?

[@tamedelement]

good question!

[@Creativesrilk]

good job brother................

[@chrishawkins4351]

Better than any other video on this knot, good work.

[@4DIYers]

Thank you!

[@xflaxh_]

Thanks

[@4DIYers]

No problem :)

[@MrSwanba]

cheers dude

[@capt.danieldavidson6291]

Awesome! Thanks :)

[@4DIYers]

No problem :)

[@JDog11345]

Thank you

[@Thiagu001]

Nice video. Thank you is this knot better than a Double fisherman knot or a Double sheet bend, when it comes to joining 2 ropes ?

[@yawningdog9894]

Do the same thing in this video but with a figure 8

[@alvindueck2104]

So this is to tie two ropes together?

[@4DIYers]

That is correct.