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[@leebarton9694]

What kind of sorcery IS THIS?!?! Amazing...simply amazing...Paracordist? I think knot!

[@aeroferret]

I’ve been trying to do a snake knot for 2 days, and your video is the only one I was successful at! Thank you!

[@drolretfa]

This is so cool!!! I've been a fan of Jossi ever since discovering him on Instagram a few months ago. I've always wondered how he had the patience to make all those snake knot bracelets with micro cord. Especially since making them with 550 gives me fits sometimes😄 Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@RobinCurry66]

This is BY FAR the best way!!! Thank you. It also helps me make a nice, tight knot. Thank YOU!!!!

[@HrDrJones]

I‘m rediscovering paracording after 24 years and this affirms the meditative relaxation that comes with braiding.

[@caven930]

It took me a few days of watching this video over and over again to get this but once you get it you got it and it's awesome. Thanks for the content

[@DenisSolaro]

Brilliant ! No need for sawed off knitting needles tips to help you insert the new working end back into the last loop and all of the stress of pulling things tight again, something that would make my fingers hurt after a dozen turns. I'm thankful for this video.

[@annedavies8173]

Thank you sooo much (and Jossi, and the Tiben lamas who figured it out). I'm using fine cord, and keeping the knot open with a fingertip is the only way it was ever going to work.

[@yasmin4026]

This is the easiest snake knot method I've ever seen. I watched several videos till now but with your video first time tried and it turned out perfect. Thank you for this great video.

[@2873lonewolf]

I have recommended your channel to at least 50 people. By far the most usable information I've found. You are slow with your steps at beginning and slightly speed up just as us watching are catching on, its so helpful. My only suggestion, unless you've already stated on prior videos, tell us roughly how much cord = how long lanyard. Even a rough number like 3" of this knot is 12" of cordage, 1:4 ratio or 1:8 something of the sort.

[@2873lonewolf]

Just an update on ratios. I used 36" of 550, made a 3.5"(thats 7" of cord) loop, got 2" of snake knots and 2" "tails". Extremely hard to get another snake knot out of those 2" tails so I'm stopping there. Looking at my measurements, you get 1" of snake knots per 12" of 550 cord + add your loop and 4" for tails to finish off.

[@dalebennett8910]

This is a GREAT way to tie the snake knot ! Love it !

[@tehanu3]

Thank you so much for this awesome video! You are the only video I found that does it step by step with commentary.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bowlineobama]

Thanks, I have been doing it the old way, and your method made it much easier and fun.

[@unomas1293]

Thanks! With this video, it's the first time that I can make it!

[@ChiefSmackahoLLC]

Dude these little techniques are great and you should make one long video demonstrating all of them. Crush the competition

[@craigcostley4310]

thank you thank you, i could never get snake knot to work. this is super simple .

[@PiraChordist]

Something old is new again! Thanks!

[@baltikumer89]

Really meditative, greetings from germany. Thanks, Michael

[@propanescripts]

1:50 starts the knot tying

[@vows2sweden]

THANKS!!!!!

[@ariefdarmawan3048]

Thanks

[@itsneight1260]

6:54 still never tells us how much paracord to use

[@rogerauclair1670]

@@itsneight1260 it depends on the length of the snake knot, trial and error is the best way to find out how much paracord to use.

[@kevinwiens4804]

Thank you so much! Gavin McAfee..

[@zchuss1]

This has made snake knots in 36 bank line super easy.

[@rsnug]

HI .SIR.. GREAT VIDEO.BUT.. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW DO YOU FINISH each end of the cord?

[@kat-den]

Very good instructions 👍 Thank You!!

[@Californiamartinez]

Awesome technique! Thanks for posting.

[@southafricanguy]

This video help me a lot. Thank you 🙏

[@nancyhappily9503]

How do you figure out the correct length of cord needed? Great tutorial. Thanks for doing it slowly and making it easier to see.

[@nancyhappily9503]

@@J-Peterson777 holy cow, thanks for the info. I never would have gotten right

[@WolteLorf]

Soo easy so fun and great looking. Thanks Bro

[@danielrocha1091]

Best technique ever.

[@exteriorharvester777]

Best video I have found

[@DogAndLinuxLover]

Aptly named video. I tried the "usual" way to tied this knot and just about gave up. (Okay, I gave up.) It was nearly impossible (and very frustrating) trying to tighten the knots). At first I thought this video was going to be silly because it was so different, but it turned out to be surprisingly excellent. This method is far superior - much easier and much faster - than the others I looked at, including from some very well known knot folks. Thank you for sharing this method and video. Two thumbs up!!

[@kountry714]

This tutorial was awesome watched several videos and this was the one I was finally able to get it done right with

[@lenhowl]

Best and easiest way, thanks for posting.

[@Bentre678]

Nice and easy 👌 even I can follow! Thank you 😊

[@BetsyMobey]

How do you finish it though- great video missing ending

[@ffmedic1638]

I need some help with a 2-color snake knot lanyard that II am trying to make. I made some similar lanyards many years ago, but do not remember the "recipe" for making my colors end up right. I want the snake knot to be 2-colors, but the long (neck) loop to be a single color. This loop will be cut to put break-away connectors. I am using a swivel snap connector on the other end.

[@andreid.1127]

Brilliant! Could you tell me what thread to use for tibetan mala, any special name for it to look in shops?

[@angelaschmitz4006]

Uau! The best teacher!

[@thalegacy6]

Fantastic method! Thank you!!

[@survivalist9818]

Subscribed. Great tutorial of the snake knot.

[@rlk54]

Thank you very much, now I make my guru knot again as I forgot how to do it.

[@LoneWolfSurvival411]

Awesome. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@huckaday]

Great video! Thank you! :)

[@flon57]

I 💙 this weave, thinner, but damn good looking too

[@daneille69]

Beautiful thank you!

[@sapat664]

looks very easy, but how do you make this a 2 color knot?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You would have to join the two colors at some point by melting them together.

[@th.burggraf7814]

Very cool as well as useful. Awesome!

[@smokeweed9463]

Very neat way of explaining

[@alexbevan2183]

Also your videos are really great! Keep up the good work and thankyou!

[@MimoSoliongco]

Great tutorial.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad you liked it!

[@rudzins]

Very easy, thx

[@mystic_tacos]

Did you ever do the micro-cord snake knot bracelet?

[@ibelievegod3477]

Thank you🙏

[@macphail1974]

Thank you!!!💐

[@tomcha75]

Is there a way to keep this knot ends from becoming loose? I find that with a little jiggle or movement, the knot ends start to loosen and then the whole thing becomes more easily unraveled.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Are you pulling the knots tight enough? If you're using paracord the snake knots really shouldn't unravel that easily.

[@tomcha75]

@@TheWeaversofEternity I think I am. I pull it tight, then squeeze the slack with pliers, then tighten some more. But when the cord moves near the end, the last loop over the line seems too forgiving. I guess maybe I'm putting it under too much of a stress test.

[@gracesylvester6697]

Love this! Just made a small sample and love it! Just not sure how to end it...?

[@nobracobra]

i luv the way the cords end up even... i leave it at that... leave cords at a diagonal, cut and singe. you could prolly add a ranger bead, then close with snake knot... or a reg bead and close with snake knot imagination station ;)

[@CWO4D]

Thank you

[@ritushah6847]

Lovely n I learnt it too

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate!

[@sorrowlast5645]

Good idea thanks

[@thewallcometh1444]

Thank you for this tutorial. It's very much appreciated, and it worked really well for me.

[@claireslater6243]

There's a way to do this wrapping the cord around your fingers that's so much easier but I can't remember how to do it and I did learn how from one of your video tutorials could you possibly show me how again please

[@sandeepachathuranga3701]

Good 👍

[@zone8848]

this knot is frequently used on a zipper pull, turning and turning and turning is not an option, but if you are knotting for a knife it’s okay.

[@marissa2729]

thank you very easy..

[@angelniru1994]

thank u sir 🎉

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You're welcome!

[@Nordraw]

what size cord are you using?

[@y_o2455]

1:48 until its useful information

[@arn6376]

Is this a different snake knot than some of the other tutorials on KZbin? I don’t know what he means by pulling out the loop after you tighten down the snake knot, most other people don’t have to pull out the loophole he does.

[@turbyf1]

Try to maintain the orientation of the knot for the viewer. If you take a knot and flip it over and turn it upside down as you do in the video, it is most confusing because you employ the terms "left" and "right" which lose their meaning when you flip the knot because you say "left "and" right" without reestablishing the orientation of the "bend of the knot."

[@roberthartford9171]

You don't give the length of cord needed.Or did I miss it.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

I didn't give it because this was just to demonstrate the technique, but the snake knot uses about 1 ft of 550 cord per inch of tied snake knot.

[@sangmaishraikwar9925]

🎩 😁 👕👍Great! 👖

[@damedesmontagnes]

Cool

[@JTCoinRings]

Wow, there’s so many knots to learn 😖

[@muttley1956]

Turn off the sound and fast forward to 1:52.

[@verminhunter2242]

Head wrecking impossible to tie

[@alexbevan2183]

You should make a paracord sling not a sling weapon a sling and in a sling for a gun

[@blackberryblossom]

How is it fast when it takes 1:50 to get to the actual instruction?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

There's a difference between just doing something and teaching it to someone.

[@markh9207]

This was my first time tying a snake knot. I watched a few other videos before landing on this one. This technique is by far the fastest and easiest I've come across. Thanks!

[@ImmaHogg]

Ditto! This way also interconnects each subsequent knot, whereas the other way is just a series of individual knots cinched against each other. Glad I finally tripped across this vid.

[@Sharieffk]

I love this knot. Great tutorial, Thanks!

[@williamolliges2622]

What happened to that 100 ft of 550 cord we had laying around? No idea, but I seem to have this snake knot rope . . . While I am not at all a Star Wars superfan, I can’t help but nickname this the Mandalorian Snake Knot.

[@tazandalsoalastname]

Hahaha I also do that to spare rope when I'm bored, then I undo it when I want to use some 😂 Not always snake knots, but I just like making ropes into shorter ropes 😋

[@eyeofbridget]

Thank you! This was very helpful!! First time trying decorative knots for jewelry. Even with using a fine cord, this method and your video made it very doable

[@margitschendel1605]

Wow! I’m speechless... this is the most efficient method I’ve seen (and I saw a lot)! Thanks for sharing. 🤗🤗🤗

[@MrBluesluver]

Thank you for the best snake knot tutorial I've seen. I watched the video twice, then followed along, pausing as needed. After about 4 tries, I am tying a nice looking snake knot. Just made my 1st pocket knife lanyard/fob and it looks great. I've never understood the knot before watching this video. So good, it made me sub.

[@stevebarnett2682]

Thanks for the tutorial. I tried this and like it, but when I place it beside another snake knot that I did previously, the knots look the same, but yours are just bigger. Your way doesn’t let me pull the knot as tight as the other way. Or I just need to practice more?

[@Y_N_K_888]

1:53 is when he gets to the point

[@bouncer812]

There is nothing easy about this lmao

[@brucemoran1063]

So satisfying when you get it compared to the standard technique! Hard one to forget too, very methodical.

[@vngas7]

I just saw a tutorial on how to make the snake knot. My fingers would be very grateful if I had only seen this video before.

[@rfvelk]

Thanks for sharing! This is my new favorite method of tying snake knots!

[@pixiecharina397]

Thank you!!! This method was easier to learn, faster to implement, just sweet 😀

[@glossydemarco358]

Thank you so much! I can now do this knot, thanks to your instructions.

[@TundraMMV]

Thanks for the tutorial. I didn't think I was ever going to get this technique down.

[@super2068]

This is a different kind of knot than the snake knot. Every single knot in this knot is locked with another one next to it, so it's more firm and steady than the snake knot whose every single knot is independent. In China it's known as Kingkong knot.(not the gorilla but a term from buddhism)

[@mariatinawi4259]

Lovely knot, and will be making use of this! Thanks for the easy tutorial and little tips :)

[@busybeenature9092]

You have made it so easy for me. Thank you so much. I am very interested to learn it. I am learning one everyday.🙏

[@johnniecash9708]

It starts at 2:00. You're welcome 😉

[@Eowyn77]

Thank you very much, I was looking for this as I'm restringing a mala, however I'm using a thin elastic cord and the result is a complete mess, I guess I'm going to have to try again :-)

[@SaltyOldMan]

I go back to this video every single time I need to tie a snake knot. Best method that I’ve ever seen. Thank you for your video.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Glad it's helpful! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@toppesto8904]

Thank you for this! I’m new to para cord and love the way the micro cord looks but I couldn’t get my snake knots to look right. You’re a lifesaver! ❤️

[@coachbadr4242]

Super easy and brilliant work thks for sharing. Respect !

[@artzymac5641]

This is the best tutorial on KZbin!You sir are a great teacher. Thank you.

[@NunyaBizziness]

OMG!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! FINALLY!!! A video that shows how to do it properly, and so easily!!! I love it!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You're welcome!