How to tie a 5x4 Turkshead on your hand

[@AntivenomAdams]

You are an excellent teacher😊

[@fluffymittens24]

Dude, thank you. I started watching one guy to try and learn, I am at 13 times now. each time it seems different. If you cannot see the other line to be counted how do you know. 2 minutes in I knew I was going to figure this one. Best video on Turkshead that I have seen. Again thank you.

[@coldstone01]

I am absolutely thankful to follow this video, I have to keep relearning it over and over after my stroke, so this has helped me clearly how to rebraid the turks head knot.

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

I usually have a need to tie a few of these for some projects at once, then don’t need to tie any for a year or so. Then I have to come back here and re-learn it again.😂 But then it usually comes rushing back about halfway through your video LoL.

[@fluffymittens24]

Like they say, sometimes they simplest way is the best. Great job brother.

[@johnhoye6584]

Did you see the mistake? I hate point it out, but thought you might want fix. Using a needle would help.

[@user-jr7ww2gf1h]

this video is amazing! I have the same problem with u about the poles. this video was so helpful. THANK YOUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thomashanson6607]

I'm really surprised there are so few thumbs up. This is a great tutorial. I've avoided anything larger than 3l x 4B for years but this is easy. Thanks.

[@ethanwilliams3555]

are you kidding this sucks

[@MondayHopscotch]

How does this suck? I watched it once without even having cord to follow along --- then was able to tie one without even having to come back to the video. It did a pretty good job of explaining it as far as I can tell.

[@Josef_R]

+Ethan Williams I'm waiting for you to explain how this sucks as I'm trying to learn to tie these. How is he doing it wrong?

[@MondayHopscotch]

He's not doing it wrong.

[@thomashanson6607]

Ethan Williams, Please leave a link to your video doing it right.

[@trelligan42]

Excellent content, I liked the knot you were tying and your method seems to work well. But you can't seem to keep the knot in the camera view. I missed important parts, and had to keep guessing how the 'invisible' parts went by glimpses later.

[@johnwellings7776]

Yup great video, actually got me through my first turks head 😃

[@ddriggars]

Thanks for the video. Following this I have ALMOST got it. lol keep up the good work

[@tedmundsmith2006]

thank you for the video i finally got how to do it the other videos are little unclear

[@FaithsWind]

I really loved it until around the 4 min mark. The most crucial parts are out of frame. Seems that is a common problem with folks doing these types of tutorials. Guess I’ll have to do my own. 😔

[@boutellierlucienne1074]

Nice video but in the critical points your hand is out of sight

[@MrMazza8311]

Great video thank you.

[@abdulazizyapak8553]

thanks for tutorial....this is a great idea for tutorial

[@lauradowns8091]

I love this. thank you cause I get confused when using a pipe also or a stick

[@user-jr7ww2gf1h]

me 2!

[@tarxantoo6511]

From 4:00 on u should redo . It's the most important part and it's either off camera covered by you hand . I've tied turks for year and from 4:00 would be difficult for someone learning to follow. JMA

[@frankpena7740]

Is there a smaller Turks than this one ??

[@messirangel8301]

Gracias x tu ayuda a desarrollar ideas con tu arte de verdad me gustaría llevar la idea en pulsera si tu m asesoras gracias felicidades

[@fluffymittens24]

lol Yep, got it the first time.

[@michaelgriggs8552]

Thumbs up, brother.

[@juanmarcosveralara6189]

Chido = cool

[@colutuber]

You're off camera!!!

[@biserker1delta61]

Worst explanation ever

[@pemademasherpa9086]

Bad to you