Learn How To Tie The [Modified] Poacher's Knot

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[@eastinthames6624]

Hey I never actual did say thank you for helping me not just with tying knots but you helped me actually get through some things so here it is Thank You so much❤❤❤

[@gatusmatus9187]

Saludos cordiales y un abrazo desde Mérida Yucatán México

[@tedijune6759]

The Weavers of Eternity; As always, your work here is so useful to learn, and informative… Thank you…Sharing on the twit…

[@Emanuel_carey]

Definitely need one of those threading tools. I just did it without.. but that’d make Paracord life easier haha

[@hoggy73]

Thanks for all the great tutorial. Love them all. Fun to make them too.❤

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Cool, always good to see variations of knots. Thanks.

[@flakman1]

Still can slip if the two rings are pulled, but great for anything that doesn't hold much tension. I like the look. Flattening out the melted ends will help with things not accidentally getting pulled free too easily.

[@markzambelli]

Nice... thanks for showing. I would add though that at 0:57 you actually added 2 extra loops, not 1... I used to use the standard poacher's knot you show at first with only 2 loops but I changed to using 3 loops instead a while back. I never considered using 4 loops to give the beefier looking version you showed at the timestamp, but I like it. I don't have much call for it as a decorative knot as you kindly showed us, but I'll adopt it in other ways I'm sure (in the garden and when out hiking etc).
Thanks again.

[@davidmcguinness9187]

Thanks

[@kurimuri2518]

Btw do more tutorials pls

[@isvaraov]

Nice

[@ya-pizza-wachu-want]

Is there a way to tie this knot between fixed objects?

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