Useful rope tip. Safely lift up heavy loads.

[@coffelta]

This is genius! Although I have use the pricing, not for other uses, this is a very smart way of lifting a heavy load. I look forward to watching some of your other videos.

[@brunomotik8576]

This video literally saved my days work todays. Thanks for posting!

[@parkhall9170]

Great work! Thank you very much.

[@arpeemac]

it is called a Prusik Knot

[@aandhyaandhy4713]

thanks a lot Piotr, hope I never been in that situation, but in emergency it will be certainly useful.

[@nicktran939]

You are a brave man.

[@alansmith3418]

Brilliant idea - very ingenious

[@ezekieljohnson9677]

Good Job Piotr, The first Rachet Knot is called 'Prusik knot' and the 'Clasps' is a metal loop device with a spring-load entry is called as a 'Carabiner' I like the easy way to lift the heavy load, but you should never use a 'Stopper Knot' to secure heavy loads, they are very insecure. A 'Stopper Knot' can squeeze through back at the Rope entry point at heavy loads. There are many other weight bearing knots like the Anchor Knot / Figure Eight Knot / Double Alpine Knot / Siberian hitch, and many more...I advice you to learn such weight bearing knots for your use. Thank you Johnson

[@contemporiser]

this vid was done ages ago. Since than I acquired proper rope access equipment and read through tons of articles and videos. I even considered sprat or irata certification, but since I am not going to make it into my career path, I decided not to bother, I work only on our company buildings. For 99% of tasks I use three, maybe four kinds of knots. I almost forgot prusik, for that kind of tasks I use my climbing devices. Thanx for support, stay safe.

[@annquach6613]

This is very good work

[@jaihind280]

Very good technique bro 👍🏼👏

[@falloutforever88]

You can stack pulleys to oppose each other and make it very easy to lift, the only knot I really trust is the bowline

[@colincrooky]

Ingenious knot Piotr but a pulley would certainly help. Thank you

[@ElohiSilverEarthVentures]

I'm doing this crazy crap right now...I'm pretty familiar with dif types of survival knotts but trying to figure out what the knott is you used around the unit itself..and ya that's definitely the knott you don't want to slide out..and I think the one your saying you don't know name for that slides up down by hand is the double bowline..I think..pretty sure. I use that one for a lot of things around the home..kids swings m stuff

[@llamacebu216]

Buy a ladder pulley

[@drpeemac]

its prusik knot mate ...

[@coffelta]

Sorry, "prusik knot”

[@ScorpionRegent]

Piotr Misiuna - Your knot work is crude, the overall concept is sound. More safety features couldn't hurt. That adjustable knot that allows you to lift the load is called the Prusik hitch. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prusik