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[@nauticalknotcraft]

Well done. It's hard to do these types of Turks head knots without a pinned mandrel. You made it easy to follow. Thanks for a great post. Bravo.

[@jimchambers4514]

Very nice tutorial Marko. Can't wait to try it. Thank you for doing it.

[@CL-we8tn]

Hi Mark, thank you for the video, and for the 4 bow video.

[@niteshade295]

That Was Amazing Marco Well Done My Friend.

[@Boogeyman1435]

Great tutorial! I like this pinned mandrel because it's plastic/pvc and not wood, which will get grubby after time. Where would a person find such a mandrel?

[@peterrobson5043]

Hi Mark, I follow your videos because of my interest in ropework. Can you please let me know where I can obtain the pinned mandrel that you are using in this video.

[@jerichoarroyo105]

It would be nice if these content creators would answer viewer questions. I guess the comment section is just to leave comments and not questions. Great tutorials but the videos leave us with unanswered questions. Oh well.

[@johnhusby915]

Hi Mark, thanks for video! Nice work. Would you be able to show us where we can pick-up one of those pinned mandrels? Thank you sir. God bless

[@buddysylvia]

that was awesome do you make your own mandrels and could you give the spec

[@MasterBlaster0422]

Hi. What of threaded pins are those?

[@latishadavis1854]

I need this

[@adaltofrignani9456]

Buon compleanno

[@asifmirza3640]

Waoooow

[@chunkzyerith3199]

Thank you very much for this tutorial awesome as always I was just wondering if you’d be able to do a tutorial for this knot on your pinned mandrel kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn_cq6R8nsqBg6s if not thank you