Net Making - How to Make a Purse Net Using Paracord - Easy to Follow Instructions on Net Making

Net Making - How to Make a Purse Net Using Paracord - Easy to Follow Instructions on Net Making
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In this video, I chose to make a Purse Net using Paracord. The main reason was that I wanted to give the viewer a better view of how net making works.
When making a net with Paracord, it can be made into a hammock or even a wall hanging to store stuffed toys in a children's room.
I have used an instruction sheet that I once got from Bridport Nets. These are fairly easy to follow instructions and guide you through the process of making a Purse Net.
I Purse Net is normally used when hunting for rabbits. The idea is that the Purse Net is staked over a rabbit's hole, then when the rabbit tries to escape it is caught in the Purse Net.
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[@AndrewMurphy8383]

love your video alot easer to follow and you go in better deal teaching then some

[@KnottingKnots]

Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?

[@camilobowie3991]

instablaster...

[@jamesashcroft7345]

Thanks again, approximately 50 years since my grandfather taught me how to nit a net but I had forgotten how, so this is a brilliant refresher course for me and you make it look so easy well done 👍🏻

[@KnottingKnots]

Knots have a tendency of bringing back and creating memories! You may also be interested in these other Net Making Videos, there are a few different types of nets and also knots: kzbin.info/aero/PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA I do hope that you find some of these of interest.

[@alexisvasquez8204]

Thanks for the tutorial. My father and I made a cast net about 41 years ago, worked great. He also melted the lead, and used bamboo to make the lead a specific side for it. Then about thirty years ago I bought a book on making cast nets, to refresh my memory. Both times we made our own needles. Unfortunately I lost that book many years ago. I was looking on you tube, for a tutorial on how to repair cast nets so I can repair my grandson's net. I didn't even know they sell the needles, thanks for the info. Keep up the tutorials.

[@MrRaynemaker]

Net making was a dark art until I found your videos. Thank you.

[@KnottingKnots]

You may also be interested in this blog post I did on net making, which covers different nets and knots: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@mvanikumari1264]

Very very easily explained by you so that everybody can do it.thank you very much for this.

[@KnottingKnots]

You may also be interested in this blog post I did on net making, which covers different nets and knots: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/

[@thisoldjeepcj5]

I just recently found this video. I read that you had pulled it but anything online never really goes away and don't know if you will get my comment. Anyway, I wanted to say thanks for it. I still have not made the paracord net I am determined to make. I appreciate the problems with it being slippery and knots tying and staying as intended and also the twisting paracord seems to have a direction to it. I think it addresses some of those issues. I know we all like to see the "right way" to do something but it is also good to see what can and does go wrong and how to deal with it. Thumbs up, another good instructional video from Johnny Debt.

[@KnottingKnots]

Cheers my old mucker, good to see you back again. If you have not done one yet, just make yourself conversant with the Net Knots video that I did. It really will save you a lot of mistakes.

[@equesdeventusoccasus]

I always appreciate your longer videos that give more detailed information including pitfalls to avoid. This is a great example of that. So, thank you for your efforts.

[@KnottingKnots]

Glad you like them!

[@strangebird64]

Thank you Johnny! You are awesome! You're, "The Man"! Your videos are much appreciated. 👍

[@KnottingKnots]

Yes I am!!! 😀 You may also be interested in this blog post I did on net making, which covers different nets and knots: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@tronalpha9137]

Thank you for the vedio. The vedio was nicely done and easy to follow. I have to make some storage nets for the veggies to hang over the gally when i am on my new yacht. Gerard.

[@KnottingKnots]

Excellent! You may also be interested in this blog post I did on net making, which covers different nets and knots: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/

[@drydoc3077]

You're right - it's far easier to follow using bigger stuff. Love the vids!

[@KnottingKnots]

I did not think that Paracord would behave so badly. When you use the proper stuff, you just fly through the work. Are you a knotter DD?

[@drydoc3077]

Yes - sailed all my life.

[@KnottingKnots]

So really you have been avoiding Dry Doc, or were you the person responsible for getting rid of the Rum Ration in the Royal Navy? 😀

[@drydoc3077]

Hahaha - quite the opposite, if you knew me.

[@KnottingKnots]

Actually, it was Admiral Rogers that stopped the tot of rum. After he did it, he was known as "Dry Ginger"!

[@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire]

It would be easy to make a netting needle out of a piece of PVC pipe also. Cut it to the desired length and then split it lengthwise with a hacksaw blade. Then use a heat gun to soften the plastic. Spread the plastic into a rectangle, keeping it warm. Use a roller to flatten it and put some clamps or weights on top so you get a flat piece of plastic when it cools. Cut out the point and tail with the saw and file smooth. Drill holes for endpoints for the U-shaped winding area on the top and cut the rest of with a scroll saw or whatever you have on hand that might work. You could also just drill a lot of holes touching each other. Use a file to smooth, round, and taper the edges.

[@davegehr]

Hey! This is pretty cool! I've got to make a cargo net for the back of my bicycle. Needed one for a while now and this is perfect timing. Thank you.

[@KnottingKnots]

Hello Dave, glad that it was in time. I seem to be getting a bit of grief from actual net makers on this one. If you do make one, let me know what changes you had to make if any?

[@davegehr]

Well, I wasn't going to make any changes, but seeing as how you are being retrained maybe I'd better wait until you make another video. Dunno, but I'm a clueless, wannabe netmaker.

[@KnottingKnots]

I would personally practice on a small piece and see how you get on. I think the main problem is that paracord is rather slippery, so a different knot might be better??

[@magicman2324]

Nice netmaking!

[@KnottingKnots]

You may also be interested in these other Net Making Videos, there are a few different types of nets and also knots: kzbin.info/aero/PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA I do hope that you find some of these of interest. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@ianmcculloch8531]

I can make the needles, because I also do some scrollsaw work as a hobby. Thanks for this lesson John.

[@KnottingKnots]

Having now done this video, I rather wish I had made a needle instead!! Always a pleasure, good of you to leave a comment.

[@AirborneSurfer]

Great tutorial; very clear camera work and visible cord! Interested to see what else you have here!

[@charlescain7962]

Great video, you can make a variety of net gauges, cheap, out of 1/8"-3mil plywood.

[@KnottingKnots]

Thanks for popping over and leaving a comment. I personally am all for making everything yourself, just more satisfying. Are you a decorative or practical knotter?

[@pAuL-ri4oj]

honestly its great👍😊💚thank you

[@KnottingKnots]

Hello Paul, this is an unlisted video, as there are a couple of errors with the actual knots.............. You may also be interested in these other Net Making Videos, there are a few different types of nets and also knots: kzbin.info/aero/PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA I do hope that you find some of these of interest.

[@mizzbehavin34]

Hi Johnny just wanted to say that I'm really enjoying all your tutorials,keep up the good work 👍

[@ibrahimshah9044]

Working very good.

[@WisdomJunkie1]

Brilliant tutorial as usual my friend

[@KnottingKnots]

Thanks, Jason, good of you to say. You will not believe how much hassle it was filming this, especially when you are supposed to use a fine cord and not Paracord.

[@70CadillacMan]

If I were to make a hammock using this technique , the first ring is attached with two half hitches but not the second ring. Would this be a problem when under human load?

[@lnatrinacria1473]

You have a nice happy voice

[@KnottingKnots]

Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. You may also be interested in my blog post: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/ Yep, usually a happy go lucky person ;-)

[@jjjvclub]

Great job,Thanks!

[@dannyj5688]

I don't know if it is just the camera angle, but it looks like the first full row has slip knots in all but the last mesh... Just wondering

[@zerhnquijano3668]

Thank you so much for this video sir. Just wanna ask, will a 300ft long paracord be enough to make a 6 feet long, with about 18-20 loop hammock?

[@TheAndrewWray]

The hole in the nose of the bull is pierced when the bull is a very young calf so it does not fight back, and, any way, it can easily be held on the ground when it is a very young calf - then it just gets used to having the ring in its nose all the time and a leash can easily be attached to the ring to lead the adult bull that is easiy controlled by the leash as its nose is very sensitive

[@KnottingKnots]

Thank you so much for the in depth use of the ring. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@Gisilo]

could teach how to make a volleyball net !?

[@KnottingKnots]

I did reply on your other comment.

[@miaoreilly9739]

do you sell the 4 foot two toned nets would be really interested in alot of them for right price thanks mate and great video...

[@birdjayson1]

You think this could be applied to making some kind of swinging hammock chair? I’ve been on the search for a good method to make one. Something strong but comfortable

[@KnottingKnots]

This should work fine. I think the only thing would be to consider some form of padding in the seat part? Also maybe a finer mesh size would make it more comfortable, without the need for padding.

[@KnottingKnots]

It would appear that this Net is not up to standard. I am currently being retrained!

[@lobosolitario8407]

How long has to be the paracord to make hammock and how many loop have to make beginning

[@pAuL-ri4oj]

yeah I download it😊👍

[@KnottingKnots]

You may also be interested in these other Net Making Videos, there are a few different types of nets and also knots: kzbin.info/aero/PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA I do hope that you find some of these of interest.

[@timothycollins8476]

In this video, the knot is tie below the loop instead of above avoiding a slip not. Is this a characteristic of the purse net?

[@KnottingKnots]

MMmmm that is strange, as I stopped this video from showing. There are better videos. You may also be interested in this blog post I did on net making, which covers different nets and knots: igkt-solent.co.uk/net-making-beginners/

[@bunyipdan]

Stumbled over this video......thought I should comment, There are many ways to make nets and many different techniques, I worked on prawn trawlers many years ago and I guess the skills learned for net building and repair have ‘knot’ faded. The knots you were tying with the Paracord were inverted compared to the knots you used in the finer cordage. This would result in a net mesh that slipped. Meaning the knots you tied were essentially overhand knots and did not secure the mesh ...... to make a stable mesh you needed to be tying a sheet bend, tightening the knot above the “V” in the mesh ..... not under it (like you were doing when you tied the overhand knot). Also tying your net off to a head rope, foot rope or hardware, a clove hitch is a much better option as you can cinch it up tight as you tie (no fiddling about)........you never want the 1st mate to catch you fiddling with yourself on a boat! Just some thoughts from an old seadog

[@KnottingKnots]

It does annoy me that you were able to stumble upon this video, as I had de-listed it from YT....................... for the reasons that you state 😉 😉 😉 Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@bunyipdan]

@@KnottingKnots no worries mate ...... I think I may have been compelled to comment because of deeply suppressed trauma from the whole learning experience in my early years of commercial fishing. I have been looking for traditional (Torres Strait Island) bait net weaving in natural fibres/materials recently so must have been tripped by that search. Thanks for the reply

[@nilsteck9253]

Johnny, your videos are great and you explain everything realy easy. But I have an issue with this one. (english isn't my fist language, so mybe I'm not using the right terms, sorry) The common way to make the net ist to use a (single)net knot or a double net knot, like it's seen in your other videos or any other net making video on youtube. The singe-net-knot looks/works like a bowline or sheet bend. And i'm sure you know a slipknot. So far so good. But what your are doing here is (and mybe it's the paracord fault) you are creating different knots all over it. You can see it e.g. in frame 40:11. Sometimes you end with a bowline typ and sometimes you end with a slipknot. And thats the reason why some of your knots get loose, because a slipknot does this. I'm explaining this mostly for the viewer, who got confused, no offens Johnny. So, the correct way to make a net is to always end up with a bowline-looking knot, because it's not geting undone. (When the cordage is small enough I would always do the doube net knot, because it's self tightening). The differens is, when you are forming the knot, your loop/eye that was laying over the hand at first has to tighten on the upper mesh and not on the lower one you created in this step. When you tighten it on the upper mesh, you get a bowline/sheep bend looking knot, the correct one. When you tighten it on the lower mesh you get a slipknot, the wrong one for netmaking. I didn't see this mistake in any other of your videos, so I'm sure it's the paracords fault ; ) Keep up with the great videos, Johnny.

[@KnottingKnots]

Yes, I totally agree with you. I thought this video had been removed for general consumption. I have since done other knotting videos and also show how this mistake can be made. Thanks for dropping in and highlighting this. I will make this video private, once I am sure that you have read the comment. Here is the video that shows the knots I use and the problems you can encounter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2LQe6R9fs1gnLM&list=PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA&index=6

[@nilsteck9253]

Funny thing: I came across the video "Net Making Knots Close Up - The Two Net Making Knots That I Use and Why" and thought, it's exactly what I commented a few days ago. Only then I saw you answered my comment. Thanks for that.

[@nilsteck9253]

And now I see you other purse net video ^_^

[@KnottingKnots]

Now the world is all OK again.

[@carstenkjller6680]

Its good you're going slow and do repetitions, so anyone can follow Your fingers. Looks a little like my grandads fisherman hands. Tying net around a green glass ball, hos do You do that?

[@scotthaddad563]

I never put a ring thru a bull’s nose but back in the eighties I dated a girl who had a ring “somewhere else” and I never got the notion to put a net “there” but wonder how many guys would have gotten tangled in it????? Hahahahaha!

[@70CadillacMan]

Couldn't you just open the ring and pass it through all the end loops? The bill ring is used to control the animal.

[@langietor]

the mango picking from tree net-making video

[@KnottingKnots]

You may also be interested in these other Net Making Videos, there are a few different types of nets and also knots: kzbin.info/aero/PL7nysDkNnZHelZpSk9Xi0YyztSUKgC4GA I do hope that you find some of these of interest.

[@kennethehockenberry6754]

Starting the 2nd row, the 1st cord on the left isn't used in the 2nd row... it comes down from the ring and is twice as long as the loops... Why isn't it incorporated into the 2nd row???

[@KnottingKnots]

Is it not? must check that out. However, there is a better version here, after getting some more training from the flat cap brigade: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipTWipumgrN-rLM Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.

[@KnottingKnots]

You can get your netting needles here: amzn.to/2teu2mk

[@lesthompson5907]

ringing a bull is done with a pear of ringing pliers. witch punches a Hole in the Grisel between the nostril's the ring is put throw & closed up with the screw 7 the bull will obey the person leading him . not if you have a bull with out a ring & you need to lay him down you put your Thump & for finger up is nostril's & Pinch hard The bull will hobby. with the other hand grip his horn & pull the nose up with the nostril's pushing the hone on the top of the hed dawn the bull will collapse to the fool & On his side In this position you punch the nostrils & fit the ring as, by that time you will have tied his feet & be siting on is neck. Smaller bull's can be bore to the floor by just turning the had & nostrils to the side & up. it is uncomfortable , for the Best but dose not hart them.

[@lesthompson5907]

well you did ask , i had put ring in 20 bulls to date over my working lif . & castrate thousand of pig's once up on a time it was common place. to castrate & ring bull's but to day it don by vet's , it was a vet that trained me to do the job as he tort it an unessersery part of his job. he wuld refer farmer's to me to do the job & i wuld in tern train their young stockmen. i hop you founded this interesting, les .

[@KnottingKnots]

Yes, I did ask!!! I wonder if this is a good chat up line in a pub? 😉 😉 😉

[@ImranKhan-pr7hh]

I need new technique

[@JuanHernandez-qx8ej]

Ese nudo no es bueno para lo que estás haciendo ese nudo se corre😠😠😠😠

[@miaoreilly9739]

do you sell the 4 foot two toned nets would be really interested in alot of them for right price thanks mate and great video...

[@miaoreilly9739]

do you sell the 4 foot two toned nets would be really interested in alot of them for right price thanks mate and great video...

[@miaoreilly9739]

do you sell the 4 foot two toned nets would be really interested in alot of them for right price thanks mate and great video...

[@KnottingKnots]

Sorry no, I do not sell the nets, however this is a better video on the thin nets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipTWipumgrN-rLM To be honest the cost of all the kit is quite cheap and you could make nets for yourself for pennies. Just get some netting needles, rings and fine twine: amzn.to/2Fi6OlC Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

[@miaoreilly9739]

do you sell the 4 foot two toned nets would be really interested in alot of them for right price thanks mate and great video...

[@KnottingKnots]

Did you have the shakes when you posted? Five times, I will put that down to you really liking my videos? 😉