Strainrite | How To Tie A Tex Brown Knot

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In this video, North Island Fencing Specialist Hugh Morrison demonstrates how to tie a Texas Brown knot. If you like this video, be sure to check out our video on how to tie a figure 8 knot too!

[@davidrobertson376]

Very handy knot I use it on the bracing wires on a box end assembly

[@tomzeedee]

neat trick putting crank on the wire.easy to break and very neat finish . and i thought i had seen all the tricks.guess you never stop learning..

[@nicktorea4017]

T'is a thing of beauty

[@eazyrider6122]

Nice work, Thanks for posting

[@emanalbar]

very nice technique

[@fortunatamele9423]

Come posso acquistare un tendifilo in Italia (Sardegna)

[@johndaniels6539]

When the coating recovers the broken uncoated end it makes the reaining coating thinner and leads to earlier failure of the tensioned wire than otherwise.The wire has a potentially very long life and everything should be done to achieve that .It may not be rusty on the ends after a few years but inevitably it will be the first part of the wire to rust and if the rust chews away at untensioned wire before the tensioned wire, failure of the wire is delayed for years.

[@judeseamus]

This might be a stupid question but how did you just break the wire like that at the end without nipping it with a pliars?

[@marcovinicioloaizareyes6299]

Hola como se llama la herramienta como la puedo comprar

[@ironmannyy]

where the streinger is available?

[@hussain8130]

Good morning, I want this machine like this. I am in Saudi Arabia, where can I find it, I can order it online and thanks

[@hamishbeaven7921]

www.strainrite.co.nz/product-category/wire-tensioning/chain-strainers/ there are some here or just search "chain strainer".

[@AnoNymous-2013]

What is the advantage of this Tex Brown knot over the Figure 8 one?

[@colechalklen689]

tex brown tied over the strainers a figure 8 knot is tied in line then strained

[@brewsterly2927]

@@colechalklen689 Except when you do it like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ7UfZaBeKZ0bLM

[@stubbenmonkeyfencingtractors]

its a magic fecers trick no ordanary man will ever know lol if you make a handle on you wire u can bend it at a rightangle to where you have a twisted it round and it will make a neat tight break closer and tidier than you can eve do with cutters

[@sarohathaqs7812]

Nice

[@azizazezi6127]

Is there work abroad. I work in this field hardworking and would love to find a job abroad

[@azizazezi6127]

@@myspace_forever L'Ukraine n'est pas dans le monde, vive la Russie. Une pièce entre les mains de l'Amérique.

[@edemgarcia974]

Where you get the tool amigo tanks

[@johndaniels6539]

snapping off the wire is a neat trick but it leaves bare unprotected metal ie steel not protected by a galvanised coating ,next to the tensioned galvanised wire.This will lead to failure in a quicker time than if a short end is cut off and left.the corrosion has to chew away at the end of untensioned wire for a long time before it reaches the tensioned part where it can cause the wire to fail.This can lead to much longer wire life especially in a high corrosion situation ,think near the sea.

[@peterblackwell1098]

Zinc/Aluminium coating reacts and recovers the broken/uncoated end of the wire, I have gone back years later to fences I have made on coastal country and there is no rust at all on the breaks.. Zinc/Aluminium lasts twice the life of Galv wire, this is mostly the wire used in NZ.

[@kevinhuddleston4219]

Peter Blackwell take no notice to any knockers of your wire tie it is flawless a brilliant advance on the Hays 8 tie . You know want you are doing keep doing it.

[@samsimons1105]

Good old birds nest knot 😂 yuck

[@ArunYadav_Official]

I wAnt that strainer then where we get it

[@StrainriteFencing]

Hi There. Visit www.Strainrite.co.nz fill out an enquiry and we can help you from there onwards.

[@johnmacrae0159]

twist the wire in the same direction you wrapped it around the line then bend it in the direction with the most resistance. its something that just takes a lot of practice you might cut your hands trying it but the skin can heal itself however if you damage your wrists its an injury that can haunt you forever

[@shanecasio5580]

Good tech, No PPE. Disappointing.

[@adamfooks7248]

There’s no need for PPE in this situation except perhaps a pair of safety glasses. Fencers hands are rough and used to handling wire and we aren’t made of butter 🙄