I didn't understand a word you said, but I understood you perfectly. I learned more from your short video than I have from all the others I've watched on TH-cam. Thank you!
Hello! Thank you for your support and recognition of the video. It doesn't matter if you don't understand it, it's important that you can learn something. Hope to bring you more surprises later.
Узлы эти довольно полезные, может конечно не на каждый день, но всё же. 1. Двойной беседочный. Петли на практике вяжутся разного размера. Одну одевают на пояс, другую под задницу. Получается страховка на высоте. 2. Ездовая петля. Петля на середине верёвки. Можно использовать как блок на полиспасте и умножить усилие. 3. Беседочный. Просто петля на конце верёвки. Универсальное применение. Единственное, что автор видео как-то до извращения сложно их завязывает. Всё гораздо проще. После нагрузок всё эти узлы легко развязываются.
оригинален австияк с экономией веревки но лучше демонстрация в перчатках - без них на веревке работать как то не айс Что до булиня то одной рукой вяжется в перчатке - смысл узла показан верно но а что с контролькой? нечем однако а надо бы. Ну и упущение нет самого козырного узла 15 бантиков...
Three most popular knots... Used daily. 1) the shoelace knot 2) the bathrobe knot 3) the garbage bag tie knot. Seriously... Who's trying knots all day, except a few people with very specific specific jobs.
Қолың Дерт көрмесін Нағыз Арқан байлаудың Шеберіекенсін Халыққа жақсы Сабақ Үлгі Ырза болдым Саған Барлық адамдардың қолынан келе бермейді Бұл іскеде Епшілдік ой парасат керек Жарайсың
Very nice, thanks. The last knot, btw, is called a bowline knot in the US and is tied in a very different way that ends up with the same knot. Enjoyed learning an alternate way of doing it.
Muito bom essas aulas que ensinam a dar vários tipos de nós. Eu, que não conhecia esses nós diferentes, já aprendi 3 nós bastante úteis. Obrigado por compartilhar essa habilidade. 👏👏👏👏
Just want to emphasize that #2 is *NOT* an "Alpine Butterfly" as many think. Not saying he tied it "wrong", just saying it's not an Alpine Butterfly, it could be a knot with another name. It's hard to explain the difference in text. Only thing I can suggest is tie a butterfly the way you learned, and then follow along with this video, you'll see the difference in the end result. Basically, at 1:55 you should see an 'x', not parallel strands.
Интересные способы завязывания. Узлы хорошие, беседочный, можно сказать универсальный, на все случаи жизни. Первый двойной беседочный (булинь). Второй ездовая петля (альпийский проводник). Третий беседочный (булинь).
@@FarNorthLife ,вот тут не соглашусь,весь остальной инструмент болтается на всяких доступных местах, узлы-просто подготовка, главное-не есть жёлтый снег😉
Thank you very much for your recognition and support for rope knots, which can be used as a reference. Please pay more attention to safety when climbing and climbing. There are more daily reference videos on my channel. Thank you!
I’m pretty sure this incorrect, if you tie it in the method shown in the video the strand that wraps around the bite can be pulled off and the whole knot comes undone. If you tie an alpine butterfly in the hand wrap or twist method, the strands encompassing the bite overlap and the exiting strands can carry loads in opposite directions with no risk of the knot coming undone. Basically if you tie it like it is in the video and the bite is too small and you load the rope without anything clipped into the bite, it risks coming undone. Short version: if you look at both sides of your alpine butterfly and the wrapping strands aren’t crossed on one of them, yer gonna die
@@rookiemoves Not sure about that last part but he's right about this not being an alpine butterfly knot. One side of the knot should be crossed as mentioned. Rope access technician.
Yeah. Never tied an AB like this. Always with loops in same direction. Never thought about why, but that makes sense. Bowline on bight is a commonly used knot?
Bowline can be tied one-handed. When I was in college, there was a young woman swept away in a flash flood. Rescuers had actually gotten a rope to her, but she lost her grip. Being able to tie a one-handed bowline around her waist would have saved her life.
Knots are fascinating. They all seems simple, straightforward and logical, and yet there are multiple ways of getting to the same place. I can’t believe I’ve seen another method of constructing a bowline! Knots are also like Rubik’s cubes in the sense that if I don’t do one for a year, I have no idea how it’s done and have to run off and find a refresher tutorial.
O vídeo ficou perfeito, do inicio ao fim, basta praticar q a repetição acontece. Muito obrigado e sucesso. Saudações daqui , de Fortaleza - CE, Brasil.
*Контрольный узел - это функция* , которая используется в ответственных случаях. . В качестве контрольного применяют Простой узел, Двойной простой, Восьмерку, узел Блейка, Обезьяний кулак, ets
Idk about the knots but the music makes me feel like a better person. Like a winner. Like I got the girl, won the race, and finally got the best of my highschool bully. Believe, everyone! Believe.
It's not an alpine butterfly, it's got major issues with loading it, the knot capsizes. you might get away with it if you're loading on the loop. But I think if you're loading it without load on the loop, the loop won't be there if you expect it to be there in an emergency. I certainly wouldn't use this is a critical application like climbing. Could someone with more knowledge than me chime in the the viability of this knot in other situations?
Every single one a common knot. Every single one has multiple names depending on where you learned it. Most of my not education came from the army, so I'm familiar with the bowline series of names.
That's an interesting statement, I don't disagree with your sentiment behind it but I'm curious as to why you picked those two knots. There's a lot of situations where they are completely inappropriate and they both have significant issues in various applications. While I can't think of 2 knots that would cover all bases myself I really want to understand the statement you made a bit better.
@@YetAnotherOne These are the two for everyone- people with specific needs will learn specific knots. I'm not saying they cover every purpose, but that they can work for most. Bowline let's you put a loop of specific length in a rope, plus it is the same knot as a short bend for connecting two ropes with a knot- so you get an extra knot from the deal. Clove hitch is most useful for fastening a rope securely to any object. Plus, the cleat hitch and two-half-hitches are just different configurations of the same knot- the latter lets you make an adjustable loop in a line. From there, most hitches generally are just a clove hitch/two-half-hitches with more loops to allow some different locking. Again, plenty of other good knots out there, but 95% of people have 1 consistent knot that they can tie and untie quickly- shoelace knot. Bowline and clove hitch are better than shoelace knot for any application other than shoelaces, and most knots can at least passably be substituted with these (outside of climbing and heavy rigging, which are both cases where people know the knot they need... and when there isn't a specified knot, they probably use some variant of bowline or clove hitch)
@@YetAnotherOne Basically my challenge is this- find a situation where somebody knows no knots and made a mess that you can't sort out. I postulate that in that situation, you will always wish they knew these two knots and their variants.
@@maxwellschmidt235 I'm assuming you mean sheet bend not short bend. I do commend you for knowing its the same bend (which is why I don't refer to the bowline as a knot but a bend), most people are completely unaware of this fact. How ever the bowline makes a terrible looped knot, since repeated loading and unloading will cause it to undo itself. The alpine butterfly is a much better knot and the line can be loaded in all directions. It's also easier to tie in the middle of the line. Sure you can tie other fancy knots but if we're looking for simple knots that will save people from making a mess it might be a better option. The reason I asked about you about the bowline and clove hitch is that neither of those can be untied underload. Which leaves us with people tying a lot instead of tying a knot again. While I think the clove hitch is tremendously valuable I think the round turn and two half hitches is a much better knot to advocate as a tool to do most things. It's easy to tie and can be tied and untied under load. Funny you mention cleat hitches, they are a pet peeve of mine, most people tie them wrong and rick jamming the hitch on the cleat should it come under serious load. "shoelace knots" are supposed to be reef or square knots, but funnily enough most people tie granny knots, and their shoe lace keeps getting undone, so the solution is the "double knot". I can't speak for heavy rigging as I have no experience in the field, I've got experience with climbers (rock and other wise) and sailors. I can tell you from experience that most of them hardly know the knots they need and quite a few of them tie them wrong too. Climbers mostly have the right knots and dress them correctly, but I've more than once had to either tell a climber to tie the knots right or leave the crag because I don't want to be there when things go wrong. Now don't get me wrong, most climbers are pretty good about it, but there's a small group that really drops the ball. Don't get me started on sailors, I'm not talking about sailing big vessels where the forces will kill crew when things are not perfect, but anything up to about 50 feet I've seen some horrendous things. In general I really agree with you that everybody should have a small selection of knots that they get taught and can be used widely. I'm just not sure what those knots should be and how many are sufficient. I just don't think the bowline and the clove hitch are versatile enough to solve the problem.
Lets all just forget the fact that the first know in the video is a nuse and the title is top 3 knots most commonly used in life hhahaahahhahahahahahah😂🤣😂
I didn't understand a word you said, but I understood you perfectly. I learned more from your short video than I have from all the others I've watched on TH-cam.
Thank you!
Hello! Thank you for your support and recognition of the video. It doesn't matter if you don't understand it, it's important that you can learn something. Hope to bring you more surprises later.
Thank you for your recognition and support, thank you!
Thank you for your support and recognition, thank you!
多謝🙏分享，你很聰明的👍👍👍👍👍👍
感谢你的支持，谢谢！
Узлы эти довольно полезные, может конечно не на каждый день, но всё же.
1. Двойной беседочный. Петли на практике вяжутся разного размера. Одну одевают на пояс, другую под задницу. Получается страховка на высоте.
2. Ездовая петля. Петля на середине верёвки. Можно использовать как блок на полиспасте и умножить усилие.
3. Беседочный. Просто петля на конце верёвки. Универсальное применение.
Единственное, что автор видео как-то до извращения сложно их завязывает. Всё гораздо проще.
После нагрузок всё эти узлы легко развязываются.
Бесетка , это лавка, на которой матроса спускали с борта для покраски корпуса, при правильной завязки , лавка - горизонтальна.
Спасибо за разъяснения применения узлов.
Иногда по семь -восемь раз раз на дню,промальпы меня поймут
@@ПавловВалерий-т7р , вернись в школу, болезный. И на будущее, не кичись своей тупостью и незнанием названия узлов.
Согласен,так хитро вяжет что я как профан нишуя не запомнил, ещё плюс озвучка...не знал что под корейский(китайский?) так в сон рубит
Оригинально! с выворотом, красиво! Респект!!! 🖐👍
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Tthh
оригинален австияк с экономией веревки но лучше демонстрация в перчатках - без них на веревке работать как то не айс
Что до булиня то одной рукой вяжется в перчатке - смысл узла показан верно но а что с контролькой? нечем однако а надо бы.
Ну и упущение нет самого козырного узла 15 бантиков...
Three most popular knots... Used daily.
1) the shoelace knot
2) the bathrobe knot
3) the garbage bag tie knot.
Seriously... Who's trying knots all day, except a few people with very specific specific jobs.
Қолың Дерт көрмесін Нағыз Арқан байлаудың Шеберіекенсін Халыққа жақсы Сабақ Үлгі Ырза болдым Саған Барлық адамдардың қолынан келе бермейді Бұл іскеде Епшілдік ой парасат керек Жарайсың
Thank you for this knowledge you share .God bless you and your family. I'm from Philippines.
Thank you very much for your support and blessings, thank you! happy weekend!
Very nice, thanks. The last knot, btw, is called a bowline knot in the US and is tied in a very different way that ends up with the same knot. Enjoyed learning an alternate way of doing it.
The first on is a bowline on the bight. Tied differently too.
参考にはならない。モヤイ結びをするのは色々あるが出来上がりは同じだ。人に教えるならもっともっともっと勉強してからでないと。
Muito bom essas aulas que ensinam a dar vários tipos de nós. Eu, que não conhecia esses nós diferentes, já aprendi 3 nós bastante úteis. Obrigado por compartilhar essa habilidade. 👏👏👏👏
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And the second one is an alpine butterfly, and I usually see two different methods other than the one demonstrated here.
Great way ps of tying essential knots, thank you!
Очень ,красивый узел ! Благодарю !! Ставлю палец вверх !!
Не знаю, пригодятся ли мне эти узлы, но неплохая практика китайского языка.
Just want to emphasize that #2 is *NOT* an "Alpine Butterfly" as many think. Not saying he tied it "wrong", just saying it's not an Alpine Butterfly, it could be a knot with another name. It's hard to explain the difference in text. Only thing I can suggest is tie a butterfly the way you learned, and then follow along with this video, you'll see the difference in the end result. Basically, at 1:55 you should see an 'x', not parallel strands.
Интересные способы завязывания. Узлы хорошие, беседочный, можно сказать универсальный, на все случаи жизни.
Первый двойной беседочный (булинь).
Второй ездовая петля (альпийский проводник). Третий беседочный (булинь).
С языка снял
@@alexclimber6523 люблю узлы)))
@@FarNorthLife это ж просто инструмент
@@alexclimber6523 хорошо завязанные - хороший инструмент!
@@FarNorthLife ,вот тут не соглашусь,весь остальной инструмент болтается на всяких доступных местах, узлы-просто подготовка, главное-не есть жёлтый снег😉
Спасибо .Работаю на высоте,для меня это действительно полезная информация. Ещё давай.
I wish I could write your language!!!😂
Indeed, knots are hypnotic!!!... that's a real therapy!!
Thanks my friend!!
Thank you for your support and reviews, thank you!
Спасибо, теперь я могу сделать себе петлю. Осталось только найти мыло и верёвку😁
В хозтоварах есть всё 🤓
И в горы.
Second knot: alpine butterfly. Third: bowline. First: ??
Bowline on a bight
The second knot is an Alpine hitch, used in climbing. Very cool way to do it, much better than the "classic" method. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your recognition and support for rope knots, which can be used as a reference. Please pay more attention to safety when climbing and climbing. There are more daily reference videos on my channel. Thank you!
I’m pretty sure this incorrect, if you tie it in the method shown in the video the strand that wraps around the bite can be pulled off and the whole knot comes undone. If you tie an alpine butterfly in the hand wrap or twist method, the strands encompassing the bite overlap and the exiting strands can carry loads in opposite directions with no risk of the knot coming undone. Basically if you tie it like it is in the video and the bite is too small and you load the rope without anything clipped into the bite, it risks coming undone. Short version: if you look at both sides of your alpine butterfly and the wrapping strands aren’t crossed on one of them, yer gonna die
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@@rookiemoves Not sure about that last part but he's right about this not being an alpine butterfly knot. One side of the knot should be crossed as mentioned. Rope access technician.
Yeah. Never tied an AB like this. Always with loops in same direction. Never thought about why, but that makes sense. Bowline on bight is a commonly used knot?
Почитай книгу Покровского "Морские Узлы", будешь лучший в Юго-Восточной Азии.
Bowline can be tied one-handed. When I was in college, there was a young woman swept away in a flash flood. Rescuers had actually gotten a rope to her, but she lost her grip. Being able to tie a one-handed bowline around her waist would have saved her life.
Yes, so learn the knot skills, you can save your life at critical moments, thank you for your comments, thank you!
It would be nice if you had English subtitles. It would be nicer if I knew Chinese, but that will never happen. Ha ha! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, thank you for your support and comments
The rope is multi lingual.
@@EmersumBiggins Ha ha! Yes it is!
Listen with your eyes! Every word he said, he spoke with his hands.
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Muito interessante a arte de fazer nós; obrigado por nos ensinar essas técnicas.
試了第一個繩結，完成前整理不恰當時繩圈會越拉越小，吊掛時有危險。
我試著改由兩繩之間抽出繩圈可以避免此狀況發生，不知是否正確，請予指正，謝謝！
Knots are fascinating. They all seems simple, straightforward and logical, and yet there are multiple ways of getting to the same place. I can’t believe I’ve seen another method of constructing a bowline! Knots are also like Rubik’s cubes in the sense that if I don’t do one for a year, I have no idea how it’s done and have to run off and find a refresher tutorial.
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Bochu ke vedio
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Came here to say the same thing about the bowline.
I like your way of making the bowline!
Thanks for the practical lesson!
ممنونم دوست خوب من با تشکر از تلاش تو همیشه شاد و سلامت
Excellent video! Thank you very much for sharing on TH-cam. Best regards.
My dear Teacher,
I am learning a lot of fun. Thank you.
Thank you for your support, thank you!
非常实用的打结方法。看满了，点赞👍订阅了。新年快乐、万事如意！
非常感谢你的支持与点赞，新年快乐、心想事成！
NO entiendo su Idioma. Pero con sus manos es muy claro. GRACIAS
The knots can tie themselves, better than me. Incredible!
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O vídeo ficou perfeito, do inicio ao fim, basta praticar q a repetição acontece.
Muito obrigado e sucesso.
Saudações daqui , de Fortaleza - CE, Brasil.
Thank you very much for your support and reviews, thank you!
1. простой проводник 2. двойной булинь 3. альпийская бабочка. 4. булинь .....9вязать надо с контрольным узлом) )))))
*Контрольный узел - это функция* , которая используется в ответственных случаях.
. В качестве контрольного применяют Простой узел, Двойной простой, Восьмерку, узел Блейка, Обезьяний кулак, ets
I enjoy watching him tie the knots, but I sure wish there was a translate function so I could understand the audio and captions.
Good thing there were subtitles or I wouldn't be able to understand any of it.
No entiendo para mada el idioma, pero como lo hace paso a paso, esta super explicado....
安全な紐の結ぶを教え頂き、ありがとうございます!💘🙏
Здорово. И вроде как не сложно и надежно. Спасибо!
Me gustaría aprender ,me encanta el video. Muy bueno.
Hello! Thank you very much for your support and comments, thank you! I hope my sharing will bring us practicality and happiness.
Wait until the furry convention starts to kick in with "I know which knot we use most of the time"
Knot tying.
A universal language.
感谢 给我分享 。
You're my favorite 💞☺️ lovely brother. I love your knot techniques, I am learning. You're amazing 🤩🙂 man.
Grazie mille per il vostro supporto e riconoscimento, grazie! Ci sono altri nodi meravigliosi sul canale, spero che vi piaccia, grazie!
Thank you very much for your support and recognition, thank you! There are more wonderful knots on the channel, I hope you will like it, thank you!
Standard knot,but litlle diferent👍👍
Я даже так скажу : Я знаю для чего люди используют первый тип узла в повседневной жизни..............
厲害了，這樣也能破千萬點閱
Idk about the knots but the music makes me feel like a better person. Like a winner. Like I got the girl, won the race, and finally got the best of my highschool bully. Believe, everyone! Believe.
Excelente felicitaciones PERFECTA DEMOSTRACION SALUDOS DESDE "EL PAISITO"
At 81, I still fall back on the square knot, which I learned as a Boy Scout.
신기할 정도록 좋은 매듭방법이네요~
Meilläkin tehää samoja solmuja...mutta tekniikka on toinen...tää on nopeampi...kiitos...
Good bhai ji 💐🌞 keep it up 👍🏹...
I use it when camping
Good Sir. Ji 👏 👏
Best Knot Teaching ... I learn useful 3 way of tie
Thank you for your support, thank you
Thank you very much for your video see you next video
Do not use the second knot for climbing, it's tied wrongly!!!!!
It's not an alpine butterfly, it's got major issues with loading it, the knot capsizes. you might get away with it if you're loading on the loop. But I think if you're loading it without load on the loop, the loop won't be there if you expect it to be there in an emergency. I certainly wouldn't use this is a critical application like climbing. Could someone with more knowledge than me chime in the the viability of this knot in other situations?
일상에서의 좋은 팁
감사합니다.
영상 잘 보고 갑니다♥♥♥
Thanks for the video Wang
Thank you for show how to do nots..but also can you tell me the name of the melody you use on the video please so calm
Feito de uma maneira fácil de aprender!!!!!! Parabéns!!
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Best explain👍🏻💪🏻🔥🔥🔥
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谢谢你的分享。
你好！感谢你的支持与关注。
Good man. Thanks Ji
Much respect. Interesting job !!
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Good video. Thanks.
It's very nice, this is one of the useful skills of every Boy Scout all over the world.
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Muito legal mesmo 👌 obrigada por compartilhar Deus te abençoe grandemente 🙏 bjs do Amazonas Brasil
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?? 내가 뭘했길래 이런거도 알고리즘으로 뜨는거지??
Do three most commonly used knots in daily death
Very very nice👍
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Круто. Браво. Лайк. Пламенный привет с Татарстана г.Агрыз
Gracias, buena información
Every single one a common knot. Every single one has multiple names depending on where you learned it. Most of my not education came from the army, so I'm familiar with the bowline series of names.
Is that the rope that once was mine?
The rope: "I'm a frayed knot."
Interesting reviews, thank you for your attention, thank you!
ชอบดูเป็นความรู้ค่ะ
I am butcher . many thanks !
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These are great knots...thank you
Thank you for your recognition and support, thank you!
Hideki is very impressed with the wonderful way of tying
Thank you for your support and attention to comments, thank you! It's good to be impressed, this kind of knot is more practical.
Bạn làm hay lắm chúc bạn luôn thành công nhé !
Que grande chinito, muy bueno
I think I'm the best when it comes to knot.
Отличные узлы, пригодятся 👍
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How do I make a noose? I have bad neck problems and I think that could help
Whew! Glad for the subtitles!
Для русских, первый заячьи уши или двойной булинь, второй бабочка, третий просто булинь.)
Не бабочка. Австрийский проводник.
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Первый -- не заячьи уши. Уши и двойной булинь -- это совершенно разные узлы.
@@vitoriosanchoc2851 Бабочка. Австрийский вяжется по другому
@@RenertAlp Без разницы как вяжется. Данный узел является проводником. Или узлом среднего.
Hamare yaha esse Fansi ka Fandaa kahte hai 😂💫
Did not understand a single spoken or written word but well done!
Muito bom!
Thank you
Muchas Gracias, es muy útil tu video
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If everyone would learn bowline and clove hitch, there would be no bad knots in the world
That's an interesting statement, I don't disagree with your sentiment behind it but I'm curious as to why you picked those two knots. There's a lot of situations where they are completely inappropriate and they both have significant issues in various applications. While I can't think of 2 knots that would cover all bases myself I really want to understand the statement you made a bit better.
@@YetAnotherOne These are the two for everyone- people with specific needs will learn specific knots. I'm not saying they cover every purpose, but that they can work for most. Bowline let's you put a loop of specific length in a rope, plus it is the same knot as a short bend for connecting two ropes with a knot- so you get an extra knot from the deal. Clove hitch is most useful for fastening a rope securely to any object. Plus, the cleat hitch and two-half-hitches are just different configurations of the same knot- the latter lets you make an adjustable loop in a line. From there, most hitches generally are just a clove hitch/two-half-hitches with more loops to allow some different locking.
Again, plenty of other good knots out there, but 95% of people have 1 consistent knot that they can tie and untie quickly- shoelace knot. Bowline and clove hitch are better than shoelace knot for any application other than shoelaces, and most knots can at least passably be substituted with these (outside of climbing and heavy rigging, which are both cases where people know the knot they need... and when there isn't a specified knot, they probably use some variant of bowline or clove hitch)
@@YetAnotherOne Basically my challenge is this- find a situation where somebody knows no knots and made a mess that you can't sort out. I postulate that in that situation, you will always wish they knew these two knots and their variants.
@@maxwellschmidt235 I'm assuming you mean sheet bend not short bend. I do commend you for knowing its the same bend (which is why I don't refer to the bowline as a knot but a bend), most people are completely unaware of this fact. How ever the bowline makes a terrible looped knot, since repeated loading and unloading will cause it to undo itself. The alpine butterfly is a much better knot and the line can be loaded in all directions. It's also easier to tie in the middle of the line. Sure you can tie other fancy knots but if we're looking for simple knots that will save people from making a mess it might be a better option.
The reason I asked about you about the bowline and clove hitch is that neither of those can be untied underload. Which leaves us with people tying a lot instead of tying a knot again. While I think the clove hitch is tremendously valuable I think the round turn and two half hitches is a much better knot to advocate as a tool to do most things. It's easy to tie and can be tied and untied under load.
Funny you mention cleat hitches, they are a pet peeve of mine, most people tie them wrong and rick jamming the hitch on the cleat should it come under serious load. "shoelace knots" are supposed to be reef or square knots, but funnily enough most people tie granny knots, and their shoe lace keeps getting undone, so the solution is the "double knot".
I can't speak for heavy rigging as I have no experience in the field, I've got experience with climbers (rock and other wise) and sailors. I can tell you from experience that most of them hardly know the knots they need and quite a few of them tie them wrong too. Climbers mostly have the right knots and dress them correctly, but I've more than once had to either tell a climber to tie the knots right or leave the crag because I don't want to be there when things go wrong. Now don't get me wrong, most climbers are pretty good about it, but there's a small group that really drops the ball.
Don't get me started on sailors, I'm not talking about sailing big vessels where the forces will kill crew when things are not perfect, but anything up to about 50 feet I've seen some horrendous things.
In general I really agree with you that everybody should have a small selection of knots that they get taught and can be used widely. I'm just not sure what those knots should be and how many are sufficient. I just don't think the bowline and the clove hitch are versatile enough to solve the problem.
@@maxwellschmidt235 I've been there and I feel your pain ;)
If you don’t know how to tie a knot, tie a lot! Works for me.
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The second knot is an Apline Butterfly knot, although I've never seen it tied like that
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This knot is not an alpine butterfly it looks like one but isn't.
I can see now that you're right, it's not the same as an Alpine Butterfly knot
@@simonburke4330 Mittelman's knot ?
What are the names of these knots?
Hi! Engineering bows, double sets of people's knots, single sets of knots. Thank you for your support, thank you!
Very useful. Good
Lets all just forget the fact that the first know in the video is a nuse and the title is top 3 knots most commonly used in life hhahaahahhahahahahahah😂🤣😂
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