Attention Up, Stand by your Beds. What 'A' team, That looks like a Really great wool Bush Shirt you are sporting in the video have you got any info about it to enable me to check it out online ?
Without doubt, one of the most comprehensive support channels on yt. Bushcraft, camping, hunting, the list goes on. Great method of instruction, no nonsense or condescension. I can describe what you do in 1 word. Outstanding!
Wanted to say, sir, that I had a chance to use your improvised Marlin Spike Hitch at work. I'm in trucking, and the strap that I was using didn't have the other clip end. So I created the hitch and a broken piece of pallet and it was nice and tight and the freight wasn't heading anywhere! Many thanks!
Always great to see knots put into use with real life situations. Am new subscriber and appreciate your dedication to ensuring the education of others in real time. 👍
You do a great job! People may ask why so many knots to learn? Well, there are three main types of useful knots: 1. A hitch, which secures a line to an object such as a post. Example, a double half hitch. 2. A bend, which joins two lines. Example, a sheet bend. 3. A loop, which forms a loop in the end of a line. Example, a bowline. There may be another type, such as the great Prussic knot which joins two lines and allows one of the lines to slip to a controllable point on the other line. Finally, there are three qualities for the best knot for a given situation : 1. Is it easy to tie? 2. Does it serve the purpose? 3. Is it EASY TO UNTIE?
I already knew how to tie the Marlin Spike Hitch. But this video taught me a new ways to use it! Also a new way to tie a bowline. Thanks for the excellent video!
I love the minimal editing, sound effects and monologues of this channel. The outdoors is always a better place to teach knots. Good choice of a bright coloured paracord in a dark backround; its easier to notice. Good work.
My method for learning ropes is to do them once with a tutorial such as this and then constantly reversing the knot until muscle memory is formed. Great video as always
That’s the ultimate! There’s no worries after your instructions! Thank you very much sir and the bacon and egg breakfast sandwich is excellent too! 😃👏👏👏👏👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Good Video. The Marlin Spike Hitch is a real Swiss army knot. It can do even more. With one move the Marlin Spike Hitch can be manipulated to form the Artillery loop, a fixed loop that can be tied in bight, (the middle of the rope). Be aware that it's a directional loop that should be pulled one way, unlike the alpine butterfly which can go any direction. It's very handy for the Truckers Hitch. On the jam knot and the stopper knot it's a good idea to tie it "slippery" with a bight not the end, so it's easy to undo later.
Gotta say thats the best description of how to tie a bowline that I have seen to date will teach this method to our Bushcraft Rangers, thanks for sharing
I really appreciate the way you give instructions. Simple, understandable, and to the point. Not many wasted words in your content. Thank you for sharing your skills, and for being a serious man in a goofy ass world, full of beta soyboys who are afraid of being labeled "toxic" in thier masculinity.
Corporal, I wish I could give this two thumbs up! I've been tying and teaching knots for 50 years and I still learned a few things. Your instruction is extremely clear and I learn more easily from you across all your videos than from other sources I have found. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Very useful idea, i often come across this situation. i will use this rope work from tomorrow, very thank you, no need to buy heavy Leverage. i am now cutting down tree's Branch and bamboo in my ancestor fields. This idea is an application of rope ladder.
Thanks for another great video. If you're not too bored of knot vids, could you consider doing a series on one-handed knot ties? Good for if one arm is out of action.
Another great use: After creating a marlinspike hitch with the stopper knot, Put on your spinning reel, snip the tag and after the stopper knot, And you have a fast and easy way to secure your fishing line to your spool
UST came out with an 1100 HD Paracord. The HD stands for Heavy Duty. If I was to make a Ladder with paracord I would use that as it would have the strength to support the weight of a person and the weight of the pack as well.
Just one question, what is the incentive to using a timber hitch as opposed to other constricting knots which can be undone quicker or have a stronger hold? Thanks for the video
Boa dica com os nós CPL Kelly, sou Policial Militar na Cidade de Campinas Estado de São Paulo - Brasil, na especialidade Ambiental aí com a denominação: Policial Ambiental e também pratico Bushcraft nos dias de folga. Parabéns pela aula de Nós e Utilidades com o Paracord.
Heyo and good evening, gotts say interesting knot, im writting this message at roughly 19 seconds in and just from the close up i was able to figure out the way the knot was tyed, im not any sort of Knot expert by any means, This is not a discredit to your skills in anyway whay so ever. to me it was more like figuring out a puzzle, working it backwards and finding the soluion. I comment you on your knowledge of knots and funtionality of them in various sundry ways. Keep up the great work.
Hey Bro! Don't know if you get to read all the comments, but just in case I love the videos! Been watching and am very interested in getting involved in this. I found out that pathfinder school is only 2 hrs away from me. Pretty stoked about getting a class in some time towards the end of the year. Thanks for all the inspiration!
Amazing Video... Next time please show and repeat showing all the knots being tied for learning purposes because some knots difficult to grasp immediately. THANK YOU KINDLY !!!
Hey Corproral, you think you could tell me where you got that kick ass wool hoodie you have on in the beginning of the video? We didnt get anything issued like that when i was in the Army so if its Govt issue i'll have to go to the PX next time i go to a base
Sooner or later your gonna have to do a video on how to take care of the webbing on your feet and hands! Tx guy here, we don't get rain like that! Still think your the cartoon character with the rain cloud!
Please Hit the Subscribe Button and NOTIFICATION Bell. Thanks for watching.
I suck @ knot tying, so the education is appreciated.🥋🇨🇦
Attention Up, Stand by your Beds. What 'A' team, That looks like a Really great wool Bush Shirt you are sporting in the video have you got any info about it to enable me to check it out online ?
Corporals Corner k
Viotr
@@petten33 žżżjdjdvdbdjdl
I always come back to these ones for reminders on the basics. Thx as always, Cpl. Kelly.
After 58 years of tying a bowline, i find it is a jam knot with a loop. You have a unique and outstanding style. Keep posting, keep learning.
I never would've thought to do that with wooden pallets. Great video as always. Final thoughts on decisions, magnificent.
Without doubt, one of the most comprehensive support channels on yt. Bushcraft, camping, hunting, the list goes on. Great method of instruction, no nonsense or condescension. I can describe what you do in 1 word.
Outstanding!
Awesome video. Very clear instructions. Great camera angles. Thank you
genius!!! these of the marline spike hitch to create a ladder off a lark's head blew my mind.
I have watched several videos on the marlinspike hitch but this is the first one where I actually understood how to do it myself! Thanks!
Wanted to say, sir, that I had a chance to use your improvised Marlin Spike Hitch at work. I'm in trucking, and the strap that I was using didn't have the other clip end. So I created the hitch and a broken piece of pallet and it was nice and tight and the freight wasn't heading anywhere! Many thanks!
Always great to see knots put into use with real life situations. Am new subscriber and appreciate your dedication to ensuring the education of others in real time. 👍
Great hitch Corporal!!!! So versatile... really helped me with the bowline.
You do a great job! People may ask why so many knots to learn? Well, there are three main types
of useful knots: 1. A hitch, which secures a line to an object such as a post. Example, a double half
hitch. 2. A bend, which joins two lines. Example, a sheet bend. 3. A loop, which forms a loop in the
end of a line. Example, a bowline. There may be another type, such as the great Prussic knot which
joins two lines and allows one of the lines to slip to a controllable point on the other line.
Finally, there are three qualities for the best knot for a given situation : 1. Is it easy to tie?
2. Does it serve the purpose? 3. Is it EASY TO UNTIE?
I love the way you explain all step by step it is easy to understand. I'an a survival instructor an in my opinion you are good in what you teach.
I keep watching these videos over and over like muscle memory practicing to perfection. Thanks!
your channel has more useful and informational videos than any other channels on TH-cam. keep up the good work.
I already knew how to tie the Marlin Spike Hitch. But this video taught me a new ways to use it! Also a new way to tie a bowline. Thanks for the excellent video!
Corporal's Alway got sth new to teach.Plus he has practical aplications.Didnt know you could do those knots in that fashion.Favorite chanel
I love the minimal editing, sound effects and monologues of this channel. The outdoors is always a better place to teach knots. Good choice of a bright coloured paracord in a dark backround; its easier to notice. Good work.
"Just like that..." I love this guy .. I learn how to use a compass with his straight forward instructions... Just like that ...
My method for learning ropes is to do them once with a tutorial such as this and then constantly reversing the knot until muscle memory is formed. Great video as always
That’s the ultimate! There’s no worries after your instructions! Thank you very much sir and the bacon and egg breakfast sandwich is excellent too! 😃👏👏👏👏👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Good Video. The Marlin Spike Hitch is a real Swiss army knot. It can do even more. With one move the Marlin Spike Hitch can be manipulated to form the Artillery loop, a fixed loop that can be tied in bight, (the middle of the rope). Be aware that it's a directional loop that should be pulled one way, unlike the alpine butterfly which can go any direction. It's very handy for the Truckers Hitch.
On the jam knot and the stopper knot it's a good idea to tie it "slippery" with a bight not the end, so it's easy to undo later.
Awesome. This video brought a few things together for me. Thanks!
Gotta say thats the best description of how to tie a bowline that I have seen to date will teach this method to our Bushcraft Rangers, thanks for sharing
Best way to tie a bowline knot. Great discrimination 👏👏👏
Great to see what all those knots are meant for, very useful. Thanks
Excellent explanation & visual tutorial as always 👍
As usual, clear concise and on point. Excellent job trooper.
Right on, I see you have hit the half a million subscribers! Awesome
You make excellent, excellent instructive videos my friend.
Thank you very much!
This is a really great progression. Thanks for sharing.
This channel deserves a lot more views. It should be a reference!
Thank you share the Tribal knowledge
Thanks sir very useful knots, if you are in the jungle. I love it
I really appreciate the way you give instructions. Simple, understandable, and to the point. Not many wasted words in your content. Thank you for sharing your skills, and for being a serious man in a goofy ass world, full of beta soyboys who are afraid of being labeled "toxic" in thier masculinity.
Great video. Somebody liked the A-Team - nothing like a plan that comes together.
Corporal, I wish I could give this two thumbs up! I've been tying and teaching knots for 50 years and I still learned a few things. Your instruction is extremely clear and I learn more easily from you across all your videos than from other sources I have found. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
The Marlin Spike Hitch is one of my favorites knots. I use it to hang my hammock as well. It doesn't get easier. Great video!
Awesome. Love the way you explain Knots
Thank you once again Cpl Kelly for a well crafted, interesting and easy to understand instructional video. ATB. Nigel
You can take an eye out with the Spike Hitch, Great Video
That's the fastest way for me to tie a bowline hitch. Great tutorial.
Dude, you're coming up on top of my TH-cam account. Vids from 3 4 years ago at least. Keep up the great work.👍✌
thanks for making it clear and easy to understand
The quick release and the use of pockets in the cordage is outstanding.
hitches and knots hmm the variations seem endless and very useful, thanks. God jul och ett Gott nytt År
You Sir, are outstanding!👍🇺🇸
Nice demonstration. Thanks!
10* 10* 10* Spiffy knot. Gotta take notes on this. Quick boland, and amaze others without the rabbit, tree, and hole. Great T handle.
Yes Sir, with more to come, Thanks for the support
John Lord agree!! Never seen a bowline tied like that before! Very handy.
Very useful idea, i often come across this situation. i will use this rope work from tomorrow, very thank you, no need to buy heavy Leverage. i am now cutting down tree's Branch and bamboo in my ancestor fields. This idea is an application of rope ladder.
That was an amazingly helpful and easy to follow tutorial. Nice job.
Subbed.
Thanks for this, very useful.
Awesome!!!! Thanks for the video Corporal. Saved it to practice.
Outstanding skills as usual!👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍🥓🥓🥓☕️☕️☕️
Very cool Shawn. Thanks.
Thanks for another great video. If you're not too bored of knot vids, could you consider doing a series on one-handed knot ties? Good for if one arm is out of action.
great vid, good to go back and relearn, thank Corporal.
Outstanding as always
Неплохой совет👍 Hello from Russia
Mind blown!!! Rope ladder is my next project 🔨🔨
use two ropes instead of one.......works better less spin
Nice instructional. Thanks.
That is one handy knot. thank you for the great video Corporal!
I will have to watch and practice a few times until I get it. Thanks.
Thanks for the video, always can learn.
Thank you for giving me the explanation of how come my Marlin Spike hitch always slipped, because I tying them downwards on my load.
Man....glad I found your channel sir! New subscriber. Thank you.
Thanks I learn a lot here great video
Good job 😉
To pull the felled tree, had considered a double bowline knot? You could put a loop on each shoulder and tow looking forward.
Another great use: After creating a marlinspike hitch with the stopper knot, Put on your spinning reel, snip the tag and after the stopper knot, And you have a fast and easy way to secure your fishing line to your spool
awesome video! love the many applications. thanks for sharing
Very well illustrated.
UST came out with an 1100 HD Paracord. The HD stands for Heavy Duty. If I was to make a Ladder with paracord I would use that as it would have the strength to support the weight of a person and the weight of the pack as well.
Just one question, what is the incentive to using a timber hitch as opposed to other constricting knots which can be undone quicker or have a stronger hold? Thanks for the video
Off the topic of the video but I love that hooded pullover you are wearing. Please tell who makes it & where it can be purchased. Thank-you.
Boa dica com os nós CPL Kelly, sou Policial Militar na Cidade de Campinas Estado de São Paulo - Brasil, na especialidade Ambiental aí com a denominação: Policial Ambiental e também pratico Bushcraft nos dias de folga. Parabéns pela aula de Nós e Utilidades com o Paracord.
I like that rope ladder.
Going into my Favorites. Outstanding.
Now I want to make a rope ladder haha very cool!
Ok that was cool I don't know those nots. I will definitely use those when I go out camping or a day hike.
I am knot challenged. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you. Great teaching.
Good job Man, nice vidio i like it, tanks tutorial Man
Another revisit to a great video.
Great video, I really enjoy watching these videos.
In this video, It looks like you are wearing a wool pull over of some sort. What is it called and who makes it? Great video btw!
Heyo and good evening, gotts say interesting knot, im writting this message at roughly 19 seconds in and just from the close up i was able to figure out the way the knot was tyed, im not any sort of Knot expert by any means, This is not a discredit to your skills in anyway whay so ever. to me it was more like figuring out a puzzle, working it backwards and finding the soluion. I comment you on your knowledge of knots and funtionality of them in various sundry ways. Keep up the great work.
Que benção de vídeo 😎.
Obrigada.estou treinando kkkk
I as well was wondering what your jacket was called it looks like a ligher heavy grade wool but hard to tell
Good instructional video. Thank you
Good stuff. All you need now is to light a cigar after the plan comes together.
TwoFeatherChannel Nice!!!!!
Super useful - great stuff.
Great video
Hey Bro! Don't know if you get to read all the comments, but just in case I love the videos! Been watching and am very interested in getting involved in this. I found out that pathfinder school is only 2 hrs away from me. Pretty stoked about getting a class in some time towards the end of the year. Thanks for all the inspiration!
they fill up fast. use the SRO link in the description box to check them
Great job, soldier. Thanks.
Marine and thanks
nice instructional video! worth subscribing! Thanks
Amazing Video... Next time please show and repeat showing all the knots being tied for learning purposes because some knots difficult to grasp immediately. THANK YOU KINDLY !!!
love these vids!
Hey Corproral, you think you could tell me where you got that kick ass wool hoodie you have on in the beginning of the video? We didnt get anything issued like that when i was in the Army so if its Govt issue i'll have to go to the PX next time i go to a base
Sooner or later your gonna have to do a video on how to take care of the webbing on your feet and hands! Tx guy here, we don't get rain like that! Still think your the cartoon character with the rain cloud!
I Love knots.