One Knot to Rule Them All The Arbor Knot or The Canadian Jam Knot

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[@normajeanhedlund7429]

Old woman with bad eyes but I keep practicing Thank you Sir

[@jasongarling20]

Corporal, this is perfection! 1ve been alive over 5 decades, and that's the best explanation between the two I've ever heard! Outstanding instructions and material! We'll done Sir!

[@SgtVictory]

As a Canadian, I find it fitting that the jam knot is removable. It's like, "sorry, didn't mean to hold you up there". 🤣

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Awesome 😊

[@Hector-vx5yc]

Wow! Brother corporal Kelly, you’re banging out awesome videos, I’m still watching some of your old videos going back 10 years!! And they’re all great!!, looking forward to the new platform, survival mastery!! Thank you for introducing me to Hardcore Hammers, it’s awesome!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸from Washington state

[@KD-jg2zp]

He is pumping good content! He read my mind after watching the bowline demo... I was going to comment. Please do the bushcraft smzip tie! Here it is, the infamous Arbor knot....

[@dadsquatch79]

Corporal rolling out the vids man!

[@recall5811]

with the worst vides in 10 years

[@dadsquatch79]

@@recall5811 nah man. Any exposure is good exposure. I've always said your videos could be chopped up into hundreds of Shorts. Great info in all of em

[@kellyshanley4544]

I don’t miss a video but I actually got a notification for this! Good video, Shawn!

[@amandatwospirits8028]

As usual, the corporal has simplified a previously complex explanation. Thank you. Semper Fi from Semper Paratus.

[@georgegutierrez7115]

Thank you sir! Great content and step by step visual presentation and actual applications as always.

[@robertjeffery3237]

Just like that, another excellent mid-week video!

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Corporal

[@docterppepper]

Man, I've been waiting for this exact video

[@lawrencefieselman3803]

This is a a very helpful and useful video. I'm sure that many of us, myself included, had questions about these knots. Thanks.

[@josephwallace1938]

Great information sir. Thanks for midweek video.catch your next drop

[@trynsurviven2440]

Thank you for clearing that up.

[@jeffhowell3310]

Awesome video, the Canadian jam knot I did not know

[@handlebarslim78]

My favorite knot

[@apextroll]

Me too. I use the CJN everywhere as a quick disconnect.

[@Kankudai]

Arbor knot is so naned because it originated as the way to secure fishing line to the arbor, or spool, of the fishing reel.

[@haroldmiller6853]

Excellent vid I’ve seen a lot of vids with the wrong terminology used glad to know the difference thank you for sharing

[@davidsnoddy4591]

Another outstanding video 🙌🏻 these knot videos are helpful AF 🤘🏻🫵🏻🇺🇸

[@brnrecluse2946]

Great job, Shawn.

[@sharonmccomas4173]

I love this channel Corporal you help by teaching us things thank you Sir

[@ahabstar]

Been using the arbor knot since grandpa taught me how to re-line a fishing reel. Which by not so amazing coincidence is called an arbor. Tail was left to loosen enough to clip the old line.

[@smokeweedeveryday9099]

This is the first video I’ve got a notification for in a very long time.

[@douggrove762]

the only knot I know is a slip knot.

[@shaunottoni-mayer8279]

I love the Canadian Jam Knot! I don't only use it in the bush, using it for closing cereal and rice bags with twine and jute, and even for keeping cloth over my sourdough starter jar: the ability to remove the knot quickly and then reuse it is such a useful quality and way more reliable than rubber bands

[@shaunottoni-mayer8279]

Just here, waiting for the new video to drop 😂

[@NONEYAZ]

Learn It, Love It, Live It, Get It, Got It, Good, Lol! Pa-Pow, Amen! 😎 🙉🙈🙊 🇺🇸

[@beerdrinker6452]

Always Outstanding AF.

[@mjallison316]

Love all your videos

[@ExamonLyf]

Thanks very much. Admittedly I haven’t done the research, but I always thought the two nots were the same thing. Another nice review. Semper Fi!

[@Georgecobb-s1v]

Thanks for another detailed clarification!

[@brettfoster6786]

I’m going to use the red one 🇺🇸

[@JL-kv2le]

Thanks Corporal!!

[@James-tz4cp]

Great video. Now I understand the difference in the two

[@allendobbs8055]

I really enjoy these videos!

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@garybraches9936]

Best instructor ever

[@seanflaim6991]

See ya next time 👍

[@mymorphcaptain4477]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@massimilianomassimiliano828]

Thank you Man

[@johncarolan2769]

👍

[@jeffnotti9932]

amazing that the knot had to be put into books, my dad taught me that knot when he had me tie up sticks and abranches from pruning bushes and trees 55 years ago. so when all y'all started in with jam knot or the canadian free speach tier or arbor knot i just knew it as the knots my dad taught me. just saying .... < J

[@VendettaPtown]

Can you do another video of what can be done with the inner cordage of 550 cord?

[@recall5811]

most cant find the time to watch this video, doing this again will further throttle my channel

[@VendettaPtown]

@@recall5811 I get it. Most don’t understand the value of your content.

[@markcarroll6252]

Just use the key words and search it. You will find it.

[@mikeriley4824]

Can't wait for you to start overnight again. Thank you for the video

[@recall5811]

if they are watched then I will continue

[@WhiteDwarfVR4]

So the can jam is metric while the arbor knot is standard, got it! 😉

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

I would go with the jam knot , 3/4 of the time. Not wanting to waste cordage, so you can. Dis assemble & make another. Build somewhere else.

[@MikeycatOutdoors]

So, the arbor knot looks like a marlin spike hitch with knots on both ends, while the jam knot looks like a bowline with a knot on one end. 🤔 Is that closely accurate? Thanks for the demo.

[@recall5811]

stated that they are arbor and jam knots

[@cb3391]

☕😉☕

[@allenelam6135]

Devil is in the details. Always the least little things that makes the difference.

[@DirtyDirtbath]

But what are they actually used for

[@recall5811]

probably stated in the video

[@mojavebohemian814]

Thanks

[@israelolvera558]

💜💟💙🤍♥️❣️💖😇❤️

[@johnwyman5939]

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[@stevestumpy6873]

Knot again

[@dphill96]

Haaaaa 😂🤣😂

[@shawnwright2356]

👍👍

[@dannyappleby703]

We have had problems with the privacy screen around our parking lot at work. The zip ties facilities use kept getting brittle in the sun a breaking during storms. You introduced me to the arbor knot years ago. I used a #36 bank line and none have failed in 3 years.

[@andrewplaysoutside]

Guilty ✋. I've always used their names like they were interchangeable.

[@ihearsimon]

I had training from Mors back in 2007, and he taught us the Canadian Jam Knot. He was one heck of guy.

[@ReasontoLiveAdventures]

Another video added to my saved collection. As always dude, outstanding AF

[@jeffrichards5106]

Great video, Corporal. Thanks for showing and explaining the differences between the 2 knots. Much appreciated. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@gordonlawrence1448]

These knot vids are going to be extremely useful for a lot of people. I find them useful and I was doing bush craft in the UK for 40 years.

[@dakotamouse]

Good golly! What did you do to your thumb nail! I know, I know I shouldn't be noticing. This isnt the subject. But, darn, that musta hurt!

[@recall5811]

happened 5 videos ago

[@DEF69]

Fantastic video. Thank you for the clear and concise difference between the two knots. Keep up the great work.

[@dustincrawford4430]

Keep sharing the knowledge bro, great video, no smugness just straight explanation!!! Thanks homey!!!

[@RichardYates-z3b]

Hmmm. As an 85 year old proud Canadian I have to admit I've never heard it called the Canadian Jam Knot. It has always been just a Jam Knot. You could probably make it more permanent by tying in a couple of half hitches, as in Round Turn and Two Half Hitches.

[@Stevej2013]

Brilliant as always Corp. Thank you

[@markcarroll6252]

Thank you sir, for all your hard work and the outstanding display of patience. The multiple camera angles for the lessons along with the patience you exercise is greatly appreciated. I know a lot of men nowadays would have already given up , especially considering some of the BS people dish out. If people can't or don't get it with videos like this, they either need serious help or deserve to sleep on the ground without shelter or food . Once again, OUTSTANDING SIR.

[@curtisprime7917]

I would like to know why you won't sell to Canada. I've supported you from the beginning and I can't order from your site

[@recall5811]

because when you are forced to pay double you will get mad and complin to me about something I cant control

[@robertsperling-t7j]

I noticed a very valuable phrase you use often: "What's your intent..." and it is wonderful your knowledge to contrast the different intents. Keep it up..awesome !!

[@charlesknight3204]

Shawn … Excellent explanation and video!!! Very helpful and useful explanation!!! Thanks, my friend!!! God bless you and yours from me and mine!!! Chuck Knight from Atascocita, Texas. 🎣👨‍🌾🦌

[@stevetaylor8446]

Once again, second to none...so we'll explained and demonstrated

[@tommurphy6847]

Finally I get it! Thx

[@eriktaylor5704]

I learned the arbor knot as a part of fishing merit badge in Boy Scouts. I never applied it to anything else until I saw my first Corporals Corner video 5 years ago. I smacked myself in the forehead when I saw it used as the “bushcraft zip tie.” It was a true holy 💩 moment. KISS to be sure.

[@Unholy_Holywarrior]

hey corporal, been a fan for years, glad youre you are making videos. hope all is well

[@chetnash5991]

Knots are a great skill. I’m happy you pass this along

[@kenemerson1075]

Incredible instruction! As always we appreciate your sharing your knowledge.

[@devildog17013]

Hmmm... Canadian jam. Is that maple flavored? Great video, Shawn. Semper Fi!

[@tylersimplot13]

love the practical and real life vids.

[@calvinlevie943]

Thank you. You are a specialist one of the best of the best ,your video's are great . Keep on making great entertainment and video's. You are a great teacher

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Really like the attention your giving knots right now. Thank you.

[@ihearsimon]

As a Canadian, I approve of this knot.

[@davehogg63]

Excellent training session, please keep going.

[@stevewood9477]

Nice midweek. Love the knots. Always great

[@reno10100]

Please go back to camping videos. I would deeply appreciate it.

[@sethdunlap9868]

knots ARE part of camping.

[@ChickenShackIRL]

I have to disagree. I have been longing for him to go back to these instructional style videos for so long instead of the constant "overnighters." I don't mind having some of both sprinkled in, but I've missed these videos and am glad he's back to doing them

[@davem4193]

​@ChickenShackIRL agreed, this guy is at his best as an instructor.

[@TheRubenkj]

But this is the problem for him, he has a very divided audience, some want just overnighters, and some wants more knowledge on things. We should be glad he still bothers to make us videos, and appreciate what he tries to teach us.

[@recall5811]

contact youtube and tell them to circulate

[@glossworx7654]

Yesterday I searched for the video with "the one knot to rule them all" an today the updated version comes out. 😂

[@neitzsche5150]

Great video. I never thought about the distinctions between the two, but it makes sense.

[@phyllisclark3896]

Thank you. Your videos are always informative and clear. ❤️🙏

[@james0000]

Thank you for another mid-week video.

[@TopTekTips]

Great job. Thank you for your sharing, Bro!

[@numbersix8919]

How do you get the 2nd overhead knot snug on the Arbor Knot?

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

Thank you. Just what I needed. ❤

[@woodswalker64]

Great explanation. I was always confused about the last step that made the Canadian jam knot into the Arbor knot. Thanks Corporal!

[@sandersjones1577]

Man truly appreciate your videos watch them a lot, I see you beat the hell out your thumb, hope you are doing better. Keep on teaching me surviving skills.

[@earlelzy9975]

Thanks for clearing that up. 🎉

[@dphill96]

Thanks Corporal

[@smittymoo]

another great skills videos.

[@williamelborn8825]

Good stuff as always 👍

[@phillipmerritt1428]

Thanks for the knots , is nice to see.

[@thomasvosburg6926]

"Outstanding " choice is a good thing

[@apar1560]

👍👍👍 THANKS 《

[@joebazooka-w7k]

Great explanation

[@winkfinkerstien1957]

Thanks! 😎👍🏻