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[@starfishsystems]

It's called a Scaffold Knot, Ashley #1120, technically a hitch. It's a strong knot, with no sharp bends under stress, and the free end leads neatly back along the standing part of the line, where it can be neatly seized for greater security. I have one of these knots instead of a traditional eye splice on the main halyard of my sailing yacht, the reason being that it's Spectra for which an eye splice calls for a very long bury that won't pass the masthead sheave. So, ironically, this high tech line has to be given a traditional treatment. It's held for seven years so far, so I think it's proven to be a suitable knot for the purpose.

[@fapangel7771]

Thanks for giving the Ashley reference number!

[@denisewildfortune4058]

This deviates from the scaffold by passing through the hook eye a second time. This extra turn does not add additional strength, in my humble opinion, and may make it less secure.

[@jeffdudley1938]

Not a scaffold hitch..

[@PhunkyChikin]

Looks nice, but the 2nd loop won’t hold much load. Figure 8 or bowline if your life depends on it.

[@andrewcarr3650]

Yes 2nd loop is not a great idea here, but don't rely on a bowline for your life, the bowline is so good as it ties fast and also because it comes undone easily.

[@tompugh388]

​@andrewcarr3650 it's the number one knot for arborists to attach with, so can't be that bad😂😂

[@Knottraining]

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[@Knottraining]

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[@Knottraining]

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[@snowgorilla9789]

Was done with the musac at second wrap

[@williamwilson6499]

Muzak.

[@blybruce]

I keep the sound off unless it is a video I think I would gain something by having it on.

[@timothyortiz2222]

It's like a Hangman noose with 2 loops. I can do a Hangman noose. It's done differently with only one loop, and the tucking in is done at the start.

[@hapwyatt4550]

Great training video... you taek your time, show the impotrant angles, pause at just the right moment. Easy to follow along at home.

[@Knottraining]

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[@W1KAB-9]

I learned something! I use a “fisherman’s knot” on many of my products. I like the extra pass through the eye of the hook! I’m going to try it and see if it dresses nicely as it tightens up.

[@Knottraining]

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[@badgercdlyons]

Well, THAT was about 2 minutes longer than it needed to be.

[@YaMatuo]

speed 2.0 is what need to

[@mokedokie]

I was raised on a ranch and I have never seen this knot. The bowline is easy to learn, can be undone and has endless applications.

[@joey8567]

Almost like a fishin modified hangman's knot with double loop in eye.

[@rickysand1900]

I was a lineman for Ma Bell in my earlier days. Loved, and still do love the bowline. If you know that knot, you’re covered 99 % of the time.

[@The_Blessed_Cowboy]

Bowline needs to stay under tension, Anytime it yields it gets loose. But it is easy to untie if it gets loaded.

[@monsieuroxyopia8262]

Cool......This video isn't about the bowline.

[@sdnlawrence5640]

So it's basically one of the knots my gramps taught me for fishing. Cool but while adequate for crappie, it won't handle bass.

[@peterdarr383]

That's an awfully big hook for crappie !!

[@KingMrBigE]

goofy way of making a "hangmans noose"

[@johnwilburn]

It's stronger because of that tail wrapped the other way. I've used noose knots for years because of their strength and resistance to loosening, but this improves upon it. I'm going to try this.

[@gordbaker896]

It isn't.

[@argentum530]

hangman's noose has only one loop for the neck of the condemned. This knot would have two...

[@anthonycash4609]

​@@argentum530Means there is twice as much hold and the condemned head don't slip out. Used for a horse thief in the old days 😜

[@argentum530]

@@anthonycash4609 I've read a lot of western history but never heard that before.

[@roberto3262]

Looks like a hatchet knot. You'll need a hatchet to get that thing out.

[@catsupchutney]

And sometimes that's what you want. Not all knots are intended to be easy to undo.

[@peterellis4262]

@@catsupchutney Rarely. The right knot for the vast majority of situations is one you can reliably tie correctly, that will hold what it needs to hold and that you Can untie without unreasonable struggle. This particular knot probably won't lock up all that tight because there's so much excess wraparound going on. But that's part of why I don't think it's as reliable as a simpler knot could be for the purpose, nor is it anywhere near as time efficient. Lots of people have suggested a bowline for this purpose, and with good reason. I've never seen this knot before, but bowlines really are a part of every day life for people that work at all regularly with ropes or lines, in rigging or securing, whatever.

[@brunoterlingen2203]

Why not a simple Bowline?

[@catsupchutney]

Bowline can invert, so there's the water bowline, which is a bit less prone to slipping. There are no ideal knots, but generally yes, you use the simplest one for the purpose so that a crew member will be familiar with it if they need to undo it quickly. Climbers, riggers, arborists each have their own favorites.

[@andrewcarr3650]

Bowlines can shake free. Bowline is perfect for a fast knot to resist load that can undo. Note the can undo! As for this knot, I am not convined it is safe....@@catsupchutney

[@DMR-2018]

The bowline would go through the eye only once, this example goes through the eye twice and may be more appropriate for some situations.

[@danroberts9050]

I thought the same thing. I used a bowline on a 35,000 test synthetic rope pulling stumps and he held beautifully.

[@Lyrainthevalley]

I might be wrong but this looks like a fishing knot that would normally be tied in monofilament line. A lot of standard knots don't work in monofilament because it's so slippy. Would be useful if the video gave any context, a name, anything for this knot!

[@robinleebraun7739]

Adapted from the classic “hangman’s knot”. Knots use friction to keep them from slipping. With all the coils, this knot will NEVER SLIP. But it takes a minute and some skill to tie. I use knots like this all the time.

[@Knottraining]

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[@BigButtocks967]

That knot really can’t be that “ essential”, I’m 49 years old and iv survived perfectly well without knowing how to tie it.

[@hiltonian_1260]

Good to get a second loop through the eye of the hook. Gives a factor of safety when the rope abrades or takes a shock load.

[@butchphillips873]

Wont be much grip on that tail

[@brucecoutant4874]

​@@butchphillips873 add some length to the tail and throw a half hitch around the load. Still going to be fun to untie though.

[@YCB-Knots]

This knot is amazing ❤ I'll give it a try too

[@jamesthomas7928]

It's a knot I use often and three turns is enough. I use it on dinghy painters and they stay good forever

[@Knottraining]

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[@oday3514]

a good knot is one that you can tie, and have it hold, and then untie.

[@bobceffo]

lesson one in rope access, or on ship, or on a mountai. or tying your shoes :) expecially tying your shoes

[@danroberts9050]

@@bobceffo Yes. I used this know to tie my shoe and I'm still wearing them. I have to wear them in the shower, to bed, and everywhere. I can't get them off!!

[@upnywhiteb]

Looks like the knot I used for attaching hooks to fishing line, when I used to fish.

[@dogsbyfire]

Nice, clear video. Beautiful work.

[@rayss3323]

I like it. Looks clean when done. Thx!

[@bobceffo]

it's a clove hitch, just a clove hitch with a bit decoration. depending on what you use it for it might ba creative fuffy thing to use it (I.e. hanging an hammock, or a plant in your porch) for professional/safety use it would be just a very fast lane to unemployment, via a severe beating from any colleagues . but yes, you can hang a pot with that

[@elsaint7657]

beautiful ❤

[@Knottraining]

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[@dirk013adfa]

Netflix is going to steal this for a scene in it's next serial killer show for the music alone.

[@eciesz]

That’s the night I use when tying on lures and hooks.

[@renanpto]

Its look like complicated to knot with fluorcarbon line, i gonna try

[@scottjkern]

I’m just gonna say a couple things. Some people tie knots that look really awesome but you know what I just tie like a tennis shoe the first time and the second time and it’s never come loose on my winch.

[@pro_stat1993]

The slipknot, very usefull 😂

[@rajansv1]

I understood the hanging rope... which hither to unknown and surprising to me ❤

[@Knottraining]

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[@Sasham4]

what a nice choice for rope :)

[@edwardenglish6919]

Nice knot, annoying music.

[@Knottraining]

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[@roberto3262]

Or not. 😂

[@damham5689]

Try mute if it bothers you.

[@jamesspalten5977]

I don't mind the music at all. I've heard way worse music on many other videos.

[@alaskalograft]

Annoying knot also. Just tie a bowline

[@joshuazwikielberg3230]

Just use a bow line much more efficient

[@savagecub]

True but not as pretty !

[@TheNutzandBoltz]

A bow line can loosen up when not under tension.

[@markkent8436]

Bowline can walk out if knot is loaded and unloaded repetitively.

[@wallacegrommet9343]

That looks like a halyard knot, common on sailboats.

[@mdsuave13]

@@TheNutzandBoltz eskimo bowline...

[@jfrunn]

Safe 🤷🏾‍♀️ depends on its use I suppose, it's basically a double looped noose or hangman's knot.

[@mysticwolf2842]

Good old riggers hitches they are strong and can handle a good load.

[@LWBrown-md4wm]

Hate to break it to you, this is a hitch, not a knot. You cannot untie this hitch when it's under tension, unlike a bowline or other knot when they're under tension.

[@TheSilmarallion]

You cant untie a bowline under tension. Also a bowline can collapse and you wont get it undone. Could have just used a round turn and 2 half hitches. round turn spread the load on the shackle half hitches easy to untie. Extremely secure.

[@born2wander2]

Knot true

[@TheSilmarallion]

@@born2wander2 Do me a fouvour tie your bowline and try to untie it under tension, get back to me. I have seen countless Bowlines collapse. And getting so tight you have to cut the line. Especially towing a 30 ton vessel in 9 meter swells.

[@TheSilmarallion]

@@born2wander2 Although the bowline is generally considered a reliable knot, its main deficiencies are a tendency to work loose when not under load (or under cyclic loading),[4][5] to slip when pulled sideways,[6] and the bight portion of the knot to capsize in certain circumstances.[7] To address these shortcomings, a number of more secure variations of the bowline have been developed for use in safety-critical applications, or by securing the knot with an overhand knot backup.

[@The_Blessed_Cowboy]

Overhand on a bight won't budge either. Bowline is good if its always under slight tension. I use a figure 8 when rigging and dragging trees out if the forest. The knots always come undone with some yielding force.

[@Петрович-ы1э]

Очень полезное видео ! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Knottraining]

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[@LittleBudd13]

Great garage door on puller.

[@georgejohnson2736]

it's kinda like a reverse hangman noose knot but w a dbl on the loop..

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

Nice and slow and clear. Most tubers showing how to tie a not or hitch seem to be in a race to win a contest, You never quite know cuzz it isn't clearly shown.

[@Knottraining]

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[@Frog13799]

Just use a round turn and two half hitches, much simpler

[@tealnexttimebond8859]

I’m tying this one on my anchor when I can

[@zoso1123]

Google an anchor knot instead its a lil different but better for you application

[@rowlinstoned3715]

I tie my hooks like that fishing most of the time

[@codename_wind_official]

Use slings and shackles or chain. This takes way too long. Assuming you're in a semi emergency kind of situation. Also assuming this is meant for a vehicle, judging by the hook. The knot will be strong but the line will break in the middle. For this type of line a bowline or even a double loop bowline will do.

[@Blee48]

So... How easy is it to untie once all that tension is there with the loops wrapped around your lead line ....

[@VladisStanis]

O, yes!

[@carpballet]

Every morning I use this know to tie my shoes. Killa

[@cannon3267]

heck, i learned how to snell fishing hooks when i was 10. same knot, bigger line and hook.

[@RagtimeBillyPeaches]

A decent knot for an anchor hitch. Perhaps with fewer turns.

[@michaelpoczynek]

That's quite an impressive knot! 😀

[@Hadis-r1h]

How great

[@Knottraining]

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[@bradleylaford1526]

It's safe & inexpensive...

[@Knottraining]

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[@vanman724]

Cool. What's it called? Love the music.

[@starfishsystems]

Scaffold Knot, Ashley #1120.

[@whizzo3175]

I've got a query. Which knot? I have one piece of rope, need to tie the two ends (make a loop) with a knot which will tighten as required but easy to loosen. Example - for use to stop bleeding and then quick/easy to remove without cutting.

[@brucebanner9911]

You genius!!! Lucky they never used this to hang people

[@herisubrata8753]

🎉

[@outkast187]

Somewhere in a luxury apartment, jussie smollet is triggered from this.

[@bryanrussell6679]

Very neat.

[@Knottraining]

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[@anthonyr6286]

Anchor bend or double fisherman's termination or bowline or buntline for starters

[@peter572]

I would be nice to test the breaking point under load for comparison purposes with other knots using the same rope

[@Knottraining]

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[@jeromyhenning]

Judge Roy Bean approves of this knot.

[@outkast187]

R.I.P. Don Knots.

[@davidderr2662]

Thanks. Just put it to work.

[@argentum530]

Works for fishooks too.

[@HappyGoLucky1411]

Sailors had a lot of time on their hands, to figure stuff like that out

[@Sensor-g7z]

I would just use a bowline at 1/4th the time and effort.

[@Knottraining]

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[@wam7484]

Fancy knots may be very strong...or very weak. Only lab testing to failure will verify which. I like this one's chances. But I wouldn't use it for anything critical without test results.

[@williamkowalski1727]

Nice knot, would be easier finishing with a Fid

[@Knottraining]

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[@DariushAzami-k6o]

❤❤

[@HL3108]

👍

[@willcall9431]

I use this one with fishing hooks. The line may break but the knot won’t.

[@nephewbob7264]

It's hard to untie once it's been put under tension. Make sure you have a knife handy.

[@TonyHandy516]

It's cool

[@Hadis-r1h]

👏👏👏👏

[@Knottraining]

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[@PXX-t1j]

For knots, interesting to see how it's done- too "complicated" to do in reality. You need fast knots in the field.

[@drewmariner9825]

Good to see this

[@Knottraining]

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[@johnholland1716]

Try using the palomar knot, its a lot stronger.

[@leepatton1180]

Just don't let bubba see that

[@patrickstubbs5564]

Why not just make a slip bowline?

[@earnestbass4043]

One of the best parts of a great knot is being able to untie it easily. Bowline.

[@jaaron2834]

Dude,.. the spending will never stop,..especially when you have a credit card...lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I know this movie quite well ... I've spent $60,000+ on fishing gear in the last 3 years and I just got another reel delivered this morning,.. it's like some crazy addiction....that you need to buy this and that.... lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@larryyoderlarryyoder353]

It's only as good as its weakest point, so all that bother but on the end of it is a single strand of rope that might hold 100 lbs or whatever the rating of the rope is

[@Pirotechnic2]

Проще булинь с контрольным штыком завязать. Ваш узел самозатягивающийся, после работы с грузом вы его не развяжете.

[@Peter-zu9wv]

How do you loosen it?

[@davewallace5008]

You've still only got one true hitch holding the hook.

[@Knottraining]

Dear friend, thank you for your opinion

[@GeorgeGeorge-yb2sz]

And Death! It resembles a hangman's noose, almost.

[@grkuntzmd]

Why are they playing strip tease music?

[@themostlymikeshow]

So many shadetree engineers in here. Where's their knot videos? Are they knot the experts?

[@СергейКоротков-р7ы]

Быстрее надо снимать.

[@zoso1123]

Ide use an anchor knot instead

[@jimthomas1989]

Bubba Pull Rope Wallace would find that knot offensive 😂

[@BennyCFD]

So....What's the advantage of this knot when the rope is only as strong as it weakest point.

[@tyl812]

U can just use a bowline knot or double square slip knot....much faster

[@FranciscoSilvaSilva-sw1ss]

Boa noite

[@Knottraining]

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[@ArunKumar-dy7lz]

My question is how you would untie it

[@ВладимирМалёв-ц2э]

И зачем так "путать"? Веками существует и.н. "якорный узел", гораздо проще и не менее надёжный.

[@Knottraining]

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[@gs1100ed]

Looks a bit like a noose

[@galewinds7696]

What we used to call hangman knot

[@Knottraining]

Yes. That's right Dear friend, thank you for your opinion

[@ScottRock-mr6qk]

Looks like a hangmans knot.

[@Knottraining]

Thank you, my good friend, for expressing your opinion about my video, I welcome your opinion, thank you kind friend

[@dcavalli9]

No matter how many of these videos showing how to tie different knots, you should also practice them until muscle memory kicks in.

[@markkent8436]

The music is good, nice knot

[@christiant5915]

Esthétique mais pas certain qu'il apporte une plus-value à d'autres noeuds plus ''traditionnels''...