Found this one a little confusing, watched a simpler video, done slightly differently. The other video helped me understand this one. Pretty happy, now I know how to tie a snake knot 2 different ways. Thanx!! (Your video was actually pretty simple, I just couldn't brain it first 3 times🙈)
Awesome! Quick and simple! I had a slighy head injury that affected my.memory, so if I go more than two or three days without tying a knot, I need to watch how to do it again. All the knots I learned before the injury I still know, it is just when I learn a new one. Thank you, take care!
@@JDStone20 yep.same stuff with me mate. Forget the movie or the series and can go back and watch it again. You have to look at the positive..those really good tv things we can triple enjoy them. Listen. I was thinking. When you get the burr up that quick your basically microbevelling.you are sharpening it right on the edge and in the end you have to obviously thin it all back out again.... but its a very good way of sharpening when u think about the time you input into it... and then just thin them out eventually. Because it cuts still quite well even when the angle is getting high if you cross the scratch patterns and light passes and do it right .
I can get such a good edge off of the standard spyderco stones. I love them. I've never used these cbn stones. I really love the spiderco profile stones. I can't get a set.i managed to get a medium but really need a fine one. But they are like hens teeth. So rare
Great video 👍excellent instructions!!! Stay hydrated my friend. When the finger tips become wrinkled or more elastic (stretchy) your body needs fluids 👍 Would you mind doing some vids with some shackles for buckles?
I've been doing the snake knot all wrong! Is this how all snake knots are always done? I watched a video on here and they did the same knot, but never flipped it or tied it into the last knot. Wow! Thanks!
I know this vid is 4 years old, and I have used this as a guide before (great vid!), but I notice that this way of tying the snake knot differs from what most others do, in that this one ties and connects each subsequent knot together, whereas the traditional way is basically to tie separate knots, one knot tied tightly against the other. Does anyone with more experience with this know if there is an advantage of one version over the other?
what youre thinking of is a wall knot, commonly confused with the snake knot (thats called 'stacked wall knots'). paracord guild actually has a separate video specifically for wall knots
An 18 inches long piece of paracord will make a 6 knots lanyard with a full length of approx 3 inches. Long enough to pull a fixed or folded knife or multi-tool out of the sheath. Just to give an idea of how much paracord you will need to make different length "snake knot" lanyard.
Thanks this was A Fun Dog Collar & Lead Banged it out in 6hrs, Appreciate the Quick, & Simple Instructions, Earned my Sub, Clear & Concise 🤘🏼Cheers🤜🏼🤛🏼☘️
Thankyou for posting this video! I am new to working with paracord knots and such. This was a good knot to help me get started. Had to practice several times but have gotten the hang of it. Thanks again for the video.
I really need to know how to take a fixed pocket knife fob/lanyard, and resize it because the loop that attaches to the knife is way too long, how can I make it much smaller to my knife? Will I have to cut it and retie a knot? Please I really need someone's help here I've searched TH-cam ty.
barbara Last Hey Barbara! The two color version is tied in exactly the same way. You join two pieces of paracord and then tie your first knot. You then pull the joined section into the first knot, so it is not visible, then continue the same way. Is this good enough, or would you prefer a video tutorial? Mark
I just used this video and this version of a snake knot to make a small knife lanyard. There is another fellow who has a video on the snake knot where the basic knot is the same, but each knot section is actually a seperate knot that is tied then sinched up against the previous knot. When completed, it looks very much the same, but your version makes for a tighter, more smooth appearance. Is the other version actually called something else? He was also referring to it as a "Chris Reeve" knot?
Thanks for the video instruction. I had to watch it a few times to get it right as I am new to this but soon I got it and now my ESEE Junglas has a new lanyard, SWEET!
I love your stuff. Very professional, with camera well placed and steady, great sound, no annoying background music or kids and dogs and TV going, etc. I appreciate the thought that went into this video, nicely paced. But beyond compliments I have a question. If I put the work down and come back to it I can't decide which side to begin again on. Can you say something about what to look at in decideing if it is flipped already or needs to be flipped? Thanks in advance.
+John Dowd Thank you for the question John! If you look closely at the knot on both sides, you will notice that one side is "doubled" in a way. Two cords at the bottom come from one opening in the knot. This is the section needs to be expanded (have a cord inserted). So i'd flip that so that it is on the right side, then insert the right cord through it by going behind the left cord, then through the front and into the bottom loop on the right. Hope that makes sense :). Mark
Thanks à lot for all these vidéos. ..very well explain. . Slow enough to folle what happen. .very pédagogique ..a nice smoth and relaxing voice. . I Ve ma de many knots that i 'm proud to have on my wrist because of yu
Hey! It depends on what you are making. Usually a 2 strand lanyard knot will be used: www.paracordguild.com/how-to-make-a-lanyard-knot/ I hope that helps! Mark
Very cool video. At the beginning of the video you show a static shot of an orange and black cord tied to a metal clip. I would like to apply this knot for my use. Do you have instructions for this knot.
thank god for you im actually using someone elses computer but i was having so much trouble with this knot and was able to learn from you thanks again meanbean98 im going to subcribe from my pc too 5 stars buddy!!!
Don't waste your time with this technique. Keep it simple, as there is no need to embellish the simplicity of the knot. Just repeat the first knot in succession. Left over (creates the first loop), right under and back through the the first loop created by the left, then cinch up the knot. Repeat.
Man the flip method is genius, i learned this knot faster doing your method then watching so many others showing the same. Thanks!!!
Why do you lose. The previous knot and feed the leg through? Totally unnecessary
BEST version of the snake knot! even, consistent, threaded knots. 👍👍
I also wanted to add my thanks. This video helped me add a short lanyard of gutted paracord to my Cold Steel Eland.
Thank you for your easy to follow demonstration. I really appreciate it!
Voice is so calm and soothing. Perfect video for first time learners such as myself.
best snake knot tutorial on youtube! the others were so confusing lol thank you so much!
Great video that lasts the test of time. Thank you!
Found this one a little confusing, watched a simpler video, done slightly differently. The other video helped me understand this one. Pretty happy, now I know how to tie a snake knot 2 different ways. Thanx!! (Your video was actually pretty simple, I just couldn't brain it first 3 times🙈)
Think i finally got this one… your instructions are simple and tight!👍
Thank you for showing how to tie a TRUE snake knot.
i watched like 5 of these videos and this was the easiest to follow. Thanks!
Thank you. This explanation and demonstration is so much easier to understand than some other tutorials.
Awesome! Quick and simple! I had a slighy head injury that affected my.memory, so if I go more than two or three days without tying a knot, I need to watch how to do it again. All the knots I learned before the injury I still know, it is just when I learn a new one. Thank you, take care!
Me too mate. Exactly what happened to me. Its a bugger. What about reading books.
@@johnwoodcock6468 Books, movies, same thing happens. Sometimes it will feel familiar, but that is about it.
@@JDStone20 yep.same stuff with me mate. Forget the movie or the series and can go back and watch it again. You have to look at the positive..those really good tv things we can triple enjoy them. Listen. I was thinking. When you get the burr up that quick your basically microbevelling.you are sharpening it right on the edge and in the end you have to obviously thin it all back out again.... but its a very good way of sharpening when u think about the time you input into it... and then just thin them out eventually. Because it cuts still quite well even when the angle is getting high if you cross the scratch patterns and light passes and do it right .
I can get such a good edge off of the standard spyderco stones. I love them. I've never used these cbn stones. I really love the spiderco profile stones. I can't get a set.i managed to get a medium but really need a fine one. But they are like hens teeth. So rare
Yes .sorry.i went to look at your TH-cam channel and saw your into sharpening. Just a good coincidence. Thanks
Thank you 😊 This is clear and easy to follow 🙏
Thanks a lot! I looked through five races until I figured out how to make a knot!
Your are better explaining it in englisch than all german guys I’ve watched. Ps: I know my english is crap
this method is not like most, but produces the best looking snake knot I've ever seen
This is the easiest way to tie this snake knot. Thanks!
Very nice video.
Very clear and easy to follow.
keep up the good work.
Great video 👍excellent instructions!!! Stay hydrated my friend. When the finger tips become wrinkled or more elastic (stretchy) your body needs fluids 👍 Would you mind doing some vids with some shackles for buckles?
I've been doing the snake knot all wrong! Is this how all snake knots are always done? I watched a video on here and they did the same knot, but never flipped it or tied it into the last knot. Wow! Thanks!
I know this vid is 4 years old, and I have used this as a guide before (great vid!), but I notice that this way of tying the snake knot differs from what most others do, in that this one ties and connects each subsequent knot together, whereas the traditional way is basically to tie separate knots, one knot tied tightly against the other. Does anyone with more experience with this know if there is an advantage of one version over the other?
what youre thinking of is a wall knot, commonly confused with the snake knot (thats called 'stacked wall knots'). paracord guild actually has a separate video specifically for wall knots
An 18 inches long piece of paracord will make a 6 knots lanyard with a full length of approx 3 inches. Long enough to pull a fixed or folded knife or multi-tool out of the sheath. Just to give an idea of how much paracord you will need to make different length "snake knot" lanyard.
Thanks this was A Fun Dog Collar & Lead Banged it out in 6hrs, Appreciate the Quick, & Simple Instructions, Earned my Sub, Clear & Concise 🤘🏼Cheers🤜🏼🤛🏼☘️
If you finish at 1:34 it get a good loop knot, thats quickly adjustable
Excellent tutorial 👌! Thanks 🌻!
I do use these knot a lot. It's always the hell to start. Thanks for this clear tutorial, it should help a lot.
+Shahbaz 24 I confirmed yu, Paracord... It did help a lot. Lots of thanks !!!! ;-))
Instead of how he does it, repeat the knot he did first one below the other. It’s far easier
Thanks for this! Just made a knife lanyard, appreciate how helpful this was.
Ian McMaster
Hey!
I am glad to hear it!
Have a great day,
Mark
you have such a calming voice
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Great video! May I ask what's the cord needed-final lenght ratio for this knot?
I believe the ratio is about 5:1
@@IHaveBadFantasy you are correct
What type of rope did you use ?
Great video, this is my favourite method of tying snake knots as it makes a nice, more flexible bracelet. Thank you very much.
Very nice and relaxing video, thanks!
Thankyou for posting this video! I am new to working with paracord knots and such. This was a good knot to help me get started. Had to practice several times but have gotten the hang of it. Thanks again for the video.
Very cool video. I use the snake knot lanyard, on all of the knives I make and sell.
How can I end this knot? It starts with this handy loop but I’m not sure how to cleanly end the knot. Thank you!
Great page sir. Used the snake knot with some celtic knots to make a fishing net lanyard. Looks amazing. Thanks!
Thanks super video.👍👏👏👏
the best tutorial for snake knots
Thank u for the video, I learned the knot, finishing up with a diamond knot, thank you fo learning me,
I really need to know how to take a fixed pocket knife fob/lanyard, and resize it because the loop that attaches to the knife is way too long, how can I make it much smaller to my knife? Will I have to cut it and retie a knot? Please I really need someone's help here I've searched TH-cam ty.
Thanks! Even a noob at rope like me could do this!
Thank you
I can see a lot of uses for this
Do you have a video on two color snake knot?
barbara Last
Hey Barbara!
The two color version is tied in exactly the same way. You join two pieces of paracord and then tie your first knot.
You then pull the joined section into the first knot, so it is not visible, then continue the same way.
Is this good enough, or would you prefer a video tutorial?
Mark
+Paracord guild If you don't have a tutorial it would help very much,I need it for a key lanyard.
Thank you greatly in advance!
I just used this video and this version of a snake knot to make a small knife lanyard. There is another fellow who has a video on the snake knot where the basic knot is the same, but each knot section is actually a seperate knot that is tied then sinched up against the previous knot. When completed, it looks very much the same, but your version makes for a tighter, more smooth appearance. Is the other version actually called something else? He was also referring to it as a "Chris Reeve" knot?
This haveing nearly 5 million views scares me
why is it scary
@@trravisty i am scared of snakes
🤦♂️
Call a cop scaredy cat. 🙀
@@babagameing8813hiss…
Thanks for the video instruction. I had to watch it a few times to get it right as I am new to this but soon I got it and now my ESEE Junglas has a new lanyard, SWEET!
Wow I finally got to do it right I'm so happy right now thanks ur awesome
Took me two tries but I got it. Thank you.
Finally masterd it cheers bro
Bro I got it in first try thanks but how can we end it?
I love your stuff. Very professional, with camera well placed and steady, great sound, no annoying background music or kids and dogs and TV going, etc. I appreciate the thought that went into this video, nicely paced. But beyond compliments I have a question. If I put the work down and come back to it I can't decide which side to begin again on. Can you say something about what to look at in decideing if it is flipped already or needs to be flipped? Thanks in advance.
+John Dowd
Thank you for the question John!
If you look closely at the knot on both sides, you will notice that one side is "doubled" in a way. Two cords at the bottom come from one opening in the knot. This is the section needs to be expanded (have a cord inserted). So i'd flip that so that it is on the right side, then insert the right cord through it by going behind the left cord, then through the front and into the bottom loop on the right.
Hope that makes sense :).
Mark
+Paracord guild Thanks. I'll study on that while doing it.
John Dowd fddth
John Dowd
John Dowd
Où trouver les espèces d'aiguilles creuses que l'on voit au bout des cordages dans certains tutoriels ?
Can I make a leash with this style or collar
Thanks à lot for all these vidéos. ..very well explain. . Slow enough to folle what happen. .very pédagogique ..a nice smoth and relaxing voice. .
I Ve ma de many knots that i 'm proud to have on my wrist because of yu
You speak and sound just like Pedro Pascal, who played Oberyn Martell on Game of Thrones. Very soothing voice.
+Lars Grimstad
Hehe. Quite an unique compliment!
Have a great day :)
Mark
What type of thread used??
Hey!
Paracord 550.
Mark
ميدوو A7
Paracord guild
ميدوو A7 paracord
its possible to buy somewhere few meters of this knot?
What is the size/thickness of the paracord please?
Very nice method :)
Thanks...I was able to make a fob for a small knife right after watching this!
hit dizisi kan lal yedide hinfilumimThe Aharanha
how do you put the finishing at the end?😮
Hey!
It depends on what you are making. Usually a 2 strand lanyard knot will be used:
www.paracordguild.com/how-to-make-a-lanyard-knot/
I hope that helps!
Mark
Thanks
It won't apply to all projects, but here's something I've done.
www.thingiverse.com/tudza/designs
It's working. Thank You!
how much rope that you need to make one bracelet?
Great video but what do you do with end?
Thank you. I am just starting. I have more paracord than knowledge.
Nice and clear, easy to follow - thanks. So puzzled by all the down votes?
Thank you soooo much for making this sooo easy🙋🏻♀️
How many inches worth of Paracord where used? Thanks in advance.
Approximately how many inches or feet is needed to make one of these?
Thank you! Very easy to follow 😄
That was helpful! Thank you!
Amazing work! Easy to follow and understand. Thanks
Very cool video. At the beginning of the video you show a static shot of an orange and black cord tied to a metal clip. I would like to apply this knot for my use. Do you have instructions for this knot.
Exactly, how does the two color tie version work?
@@paralogia I think you would have to stitch or fuse two color cords together.
I don’t do it this way. Am I doing it wrong or just a different way? Cheers
thank u so much for this knowledge and your willingness to share it, it is greatly appreciated
how to end the snake knot securely? thanks
Thank you love your videos
what is that rope called
+ProChillyGamer
Hey!
Paracord.
More specifically, it is 550 paracord or type III paracord.
Mark
thx
How many loops in a foot, 2 feet, 3?
Great video. Learnt a new thing today. Subscribed!!!
第一看你的视频．非常喜欢．可惜听不懂英语
make all videos this easy to follow
This is the best way to make consistent nice looking snake knots! Thanks so much!
Lanyard knot
Neesie Davis ii
Neesie Davis
خالد
Neesie Davis .
Orlllasacrochet
It's pretty, but technically, I'd call this a braid as opposed to a knot. The modified bowline you created the loop with is the knot.
thank god for you im actually using someone elses computer but i was having so much trouble with this knot and was able to learn from you thanks again meanbean98 im going to subcribe from my pc too 5 stars buddy!!!
Great instruction!
Nice, I love it
Nice tutorial. Thanks!
How much paracord would you say would be needed in order to create a zipper pull about 6" in length with this method?
T33NAG3NINJA
Hey there!
It will not require much, probably under two feet.
Mark
Thanks!
How tf do I know how much to use?
Uses a lot... About 80cm of Paracord to get less than 10 cm of knots
20 in
Guess
what kind of string is this?
Hey!
Paracord 550 is the name :).
Mark
Awesome informational educational video experience
brilliant what I have been looking for thanks its so simple your way!!
Thank you for this video.
best video i have seen yet of this pattern awesome job bruv
Dang, that was easy, I'm removing the other videos from my snake knot playlist..
MASHAALLAH khub valo video......
Don't waste your time with this technique.
Keep it simple, as there is no need to embellish the simplicity of the knot.
Just repeat the first knot in succession.
Left over (creates the first loop), right under and back through the the first loop created by the left, then cinch up the knot. Repeat.
plz as duri ka name bata dain