How to Tie 5 TYPES of WHIPPING in Rope

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

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[@denisewildfortune4058]

Beautifully explained and demonstrated. Thank you!

[@washibonsai5307]

Great video! Thanks 🙏 I will be using it to create special dog leashes

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

Sounds great!

[@panamaslim6466]

Nice presentation! How do you determine how much whipping twine to use? Do you have a formula to do the calculation?

[@patricialuna8581]

gracias por tu enseñanza

[@nerdy_kitten]

Great video! Very clear instructions and easy to follow. What would you say is the strongest whipping?

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

Thanks, I'd say probably the spiral whipping because it uses half hitches throughout but I haven't tested any for strength so that's just a guess.

[@larryflorida5695]

Excellent videos and reasonable clear to understand. The only comment that I feel would help is a grey background so we could easier follow the black whipping cord that can get lost in the background. But overall: A+ thx

[@user-fg7fb7qf3s]

Hi Jason! Are pedants allowed here? The oracle specified in his book that the turns in a whipping should be taken against the lay of the rope. Tension applied to a laid rope will cause some loss of lay. Consequently any whipping turns taken against the lay will be tightened. Taking turns with the lay allows the turns to slacken. Example No.1 is a prime suspect.

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

I’ve never found this to be true, and especially with modern kernmantle ropes does not apply but a good suggestion

[@michaelpwright]

Thanks for this! Is nylon micro cord the strands found inside 7-strand 550 cord?🤔 ➕1️⃣ Subscriber

[@JasonsKnotChannel]

It’s similar but not the same, microcord is made as a finished product and more stable and easier to work with. The inner strands of parachute cord can be used but you will find them thin and slippery.

[@michaelpwright]

Got it! Thanks! I'll look locally for "micro cord". I'd like to avoid shipping. Any recommendations for U.S. stores?

[@Jayanth_687]

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[@bogus_not_me]

To bad your thumbs are in the way of a clear view of what you're doing! Can't even figure out what you're doing with the constrictor knot!