Barrel Sling 4 Legged How to Tie Four Legged Barrel Sling Barrel Sling (4 Legged) Bear Barrel Sling
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- Barrel Sling 4 Legged How to Tie a Four Legged Barrel Sling Barrel Sling (4 Legged)
In a past video I showed how to tie a barrel sling that had 2 legs. Dan Leclair in the comment section asked, what if you want more legs? Well here it is Dan
One commenter suggest that this would be a good sling for Bear Barrels?
The 2 legged barrel sling and the 4 legged barrel sling are really easy to tie, all you need is a loop of cordage that is secured together say with a Double Fisheman's Bend Channel Handle: @KnottingKnots - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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I agree with Tommy, explanations are just at the right pace for people to learn quickly. Clear and concise as well. Thanks
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This is fantastic! The easiest one I have seen so far, for hanging baskets. Thank you!
Just one Word For this.. amazing!
Thanks a lot
Be aware that there is a bit of a problem if the surface is slippery. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
This is demonstrated and explained more, more clearly and lot easier to follow than other videos. Thanks so much.
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What an amazing instruction. I really was able to follow this, some other videos can be very confusing and not as thorough, which makes me make mistakes. Ive always struggled listening to instructions and remembering them, until now. Thank you 😊
.......... and I reply to comments, so must be the best channel in the world 😉 😉 😉 Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Wow! thank you! I was looking for some sort of macrame for my 4 yrs old classroom to do for Mother's Day. I have some small glass containers I've been saving for planting herbs. All the macrame videos I've watched were too complicated for them to do. But now I finally found just what I needed! Thank you again for sharing this simple, yet useful DIY plant hanger.
I’ve been watching many knot tying videos recently and stumbled on your channel. Very glad I did. I enjoy the speed at which you form the knots and the vocal step by step. Too many videos that are “tutorials” are simply some guy showing off how fast he can tie the knot and not very helpful to someone trying to learn. Cheers from Maryland, US.
Thank you so very much for you kind words. It sort of came about a while ago when I was contacted by a blind person, who liked the pace of my videos. He would watch them with his granddaughter and she would assist him when he went wrong. So that is really why I try to go slowly and give fuller explanations of what the knot is doing. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, much appreciated.
One-off the best knotted in the world
Worked perfect. Needed something quick and easy. This was just the thing! Thank you.
I think the trick is, ensuring that the surface is not too slippery. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Nicely done. An artful arrangement of a lifting sling. Thank you.
Cheers Dan, once again thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much sir! It's very well explained. So glad I found someone who really takes the time to explain by little steps on how to do it. ❤🙏Blessings from San Diego, California 🌴
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Tried it with several other tutorials for an hour. Then stumbled across your explanation and made it in first try! Thank your very much!
Glad that it worked for you, now you can hang everything that moves!!!
This is exactly that I needed to learn to bring my small potted plants indoors for winter. They love full sun, so I'll hang them from the window frame. Thank you!
Would you be able to show me a photo? You can drag and drop a photo here, please: bit.ly/yourknotwork
I just followed along and made a sling for my plant pot (after following your fisherman's knot video to tie together the ends of the string). Thank you! Time to make more. I want to hang my houseplants outside for the summer. Cheers!
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Very good teacher thank you , very helpful.
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Finally I could understand tha way to do it!!!!, thanks a lot Johnny
Perfect for what I needed, excellent tutorial, I did add an extra twist at start for a little added security as the small green bottles are a bit slippery. Cheers
OMG I just watched this at half speed and now I'm high AF! dude is hilarious
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yours is the 3rd video I've watched for this, and I finally got it. thanks
Same here it's 3rd video I am watching
Watched heaps of barrel sling videos but none as detailed descripted explanation as yours. Thank you so much. I understand yours much better than the others.
That is the whole idea, I was sick of seeing low quality videos, where a lot of the time you are left guessing, or it is too fast. I do get some stick for being a bit over descriptive, but there again some people are new to knotting. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Neither, just happened to stumble across barrel sling videos and curiously wanted to work out the basic concept on how a piece of string can be knotted in a certain way that turns out a barrel sling. Your video was the only one that explained all that and easy for me to conceptualise, that's all.
Haha. This knot is so helpful. I used it in a pressure cooker to get a cake pan out. I just used a copper wire instead.
Thanks!
Thanks ‼️😘 I’ll be the hanging lady. Greatly explained.
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Thank you very much👍 it's awesome and super easy now i can hang all my plants like this 😁
Its very simple and fantastic work!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice! Simple as it gets and quite useful
Thank you! I tried watching another video and I couldn't get it, but with your instruction I now have a pretty little hanging plant!
That really is because I am the BEST 😉 😉 😉 Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Great way of explaining....thank you !
I was trying to find this type of knot last week.
Nice explanation!
Funny how before you do something, you can never find example. Then when you do something, all of a sudden you see it everywhere.
Excellent, exactly what i was looking for. Easy to do and reliable.
Thank you Sir, well done!
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I´m a practical knotter (like to know the right knot for the task at hand). In this case I had to lift some quite big and heavy flowerpots from my garden up to the balcony. Worked very well, all pots arrived in one piece!
Must check out your other videos. I´m sure there is a lot to learn. Thank you again, cheers!
Thanks for taking the time to share this information, I always love to hear about knots and cordage being used! Yes, do have a look at other knots in my collection. However, I personally do not remember all of them. As I learn them, some I keep and some are forgotten within a few days of filming, but I do know where to find them if needed 😀
Works like a charm! I wanted to hang one of my orchids and this knot works well and is adjustable 👍
Glad that it worked for your orchids. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Thank you that was simply amazing.You made it look so easy lol
It does work best on non slippery surfaces. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
This video was very helpful to me. As others have said, the pace was slow enough that I could actually keep up with it. I had to tape the bottom of mine to keep it from sliding, but I used it for a very slippery ceramic planter.
This fits my needs better than a bottle sling, thxs
There is also a 2 legged version if you are interested: th-cam.com/video/UDP8GGrFX3U/w-d-xo.html Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
So precise and helpful. Thanks!!
Wow ! You are a wonderful teacher.you really made me learn this.Now I am going to hang all my Mason jars with plants.Thank you very much.
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Very good! That's exactly what I need! Thank you 👍🇧🇷
Brilliant Idea
Thank You Sir
Sir you are too perfect to believe. Lov your work. Thanks
Very easy and tight. THANKS
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Perfect for my hoyas!! Thanks for posting this!!
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Thank you very much.well explained.
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As usual Mr. Debt, another great viseo. I LOVE THAT TURKS HEAD.
The way you explain how to tie is very very good.thank you very much for sharing.
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Thanks again john. ....very nice.....keep up the good work
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Clear instructions! Thanks
This is the best video that I came across. Not too fast and great explanation.
Yes it is ;-) Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Thnxs for uploading and sharing
So easy to follow & works great for any size pot. Thanks
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Thank you from Oregon
Wow!! I appreciate the simplistic breakdown. I have tried & tried and I will def save this and try again 👍🏼
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That is a fun knot to tie and I can see many uses for it. Thanks.
Thank you. We did it together. Super easy to follow. Here goes my indoor hanging herb garden!
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@@KnottingKnots Will do. Thanks again..
This worked great for me!
I thought it would be so hard but you made it easy!
Yes, it just takes a little bit of adjusting when the surface is slippery! Also, a little dab of glue helps it all stay in place. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
this knot works great for supporting water jugs in campers or any other vessel that sways or rocks while in motion. Also works for anything else you don't want spilling about while in moving about.
let's get knotty... haha.. i absolutely loved that!
Thank you sooo much! Currently my window hangers are all being used. BUT I also have a new foster kitten that has demolished 4 of my orchids :( except ONE that is trying to bloom. I searched for 30 minutes to find your video so I could hang my one poor remaining orchid before the kitten monster killed it too. Now it will hang safely until the KM gets adopted. ❤️
Was trying to make this to hang my cactuses, as I have a hook near my skylight and thought they'd like the summer sun, but after about an hour of working and eventually figuring it out, the second I tried to hang it, it came apart and my cactus fell... Cool trick for other things though!
Try again.....there are lots of videos for it. I’ve had mine hanging like this for years. U need to cross the rips below the pot and be sure to use a pot that had a lip for this to catch under. The video I used was like 45 seconds long and showed how to be sure the bottom has an X as well as the tension around the lip of the pot
Very nice
You are a magnificient guide...v well explained
Thank you for your help
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you teach very good
Simple & easy! Love this...
........ and now you will hang everything!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
So easy and so practical. Thanks.
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I've used big pots to make hanging baskets for my strawberries, like to see the slugs get them now. Got it to work on a square pot too.
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Thanks I had to look for this because my favorite water bottle is a 1.75 L heavy glass whiskey bottle. With a cork top this helps me carry it.
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So easy thanks for sharing
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Very useful Johnny. Gives me some good ideas 💡. Your the best..
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Used gray leather chord over a basic terracotta pot for a hanging planter!
Omg!! I have watched 10 videos on this knot and you are the only one that finally makes sense!!! Thank you so much!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Excelente explicación
great! thanks! using it on my flying unmanned death machine!
Thanks from Saskatchewan, Canada! Very well explained and just the knot I wanted. A simple style but still looks good.
My first trys were with old slippery twisted rope and a very slippery pot, not a good combination to say the least. I found some decent rope and now I have successfully tied 3 pots, they aren't real pretty but they work and getting better every try!!
One thing, I find it hard to tell the length of rope I need for different sizes of pots.
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Hi Johnny Debt lol im just watched your video clip n I’m love it
Thank you!!! So awesome!!! Very helpful
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Needed a good sling for my bottle to go hiking.
Perfect. Thank you.
Let me know if it works, I think it may be a little insecure when a lot of movement is involved?
@@KnottingKnots I just tried it on a water bottle, and the "keep the cords evenly spaced" part failed instantly.
@@mackenziemorgan7054 When I first found this knot, I got excited............... after a few goes, on some objects it did disappoint. I did find though, that a little dab of glue helped 😉 😉 😉
@@KnottingKnots my goal isn't something permanent. I'm looking for a way when I'm traveling, to make a little more space in my purse by hanging my water bottle from the outside. I figured if I had a length of cord on me, I could whip something up in a minute or two. I did figure out a way yesterday to quickly wrap a water bottle, but only if the bottle is hanging upside down!
@@mackenziemorgan7054 Sorry for late reply, just got notification on this. wonder if maybe another solution might be the Jury Mast Knot: igkt-solent.co.uk/jury-mast-knot/ I have seen it used as a four handed sling for lifting heavy objects, but maybe would work with your bottle issue?
perfect worked, thank you.
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It works. I followed along with a jar.
Would I lie to you?? 😀 Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Great video!!
Thank you!!!
Impressive demo.
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Good video. I've been using your sling to hold my exploding targets. Tannerite comes in little 1/2lb & 1lb plastic jars and using this sling and acouple rubber bands & paracord makes really nice hanging targets. Thanks
Had to look up Tannerite, and now I know. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Just had a "DOH" moment after hoping for this from months ago but all I had to do was ask right? The simpler barrel sling is fine but this one is mo betta. Thx.
Yes, this one is good, I have thought about it a bit more and maybe some seizing if used of a prolonged period of time. In my video I did mention hanging pot plants with it, someone asked if that was illegal. Pot plants in the UK hold flowers, made me chuckle.
That's exactly what I am looking for.
I will be using this twice on two 5 litre containers.
As an add-on where the ropes crosse-over I will use a small cable tie to keep them in place
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so smart. thanks!
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Thank you so much
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thank you!
Interesting one to do. The jar of peanut butter looked smart and was easy to carry! The real use will be hanging baskets for me, I reckon. Thank you.
Please let me know how you get on with it?
you can use that to make your own decorative plant hangers
Yes, but not for pot plants, as I was told that was illegal!! Funny how a common language can have different meanings.
Johnny, we are all indebted to you. Excellent video (again). Can you please attempt a 6 or 8 legged version and if successful give us a post?
Thank you so muchhhhhh:-)
I'am looking for type of knot, your way is very easy to follow ...so i can do it..
Thank you so much....
Thanks! Just what I needed. 😊
What will you be using it for?
@@KnottingKnots For carrying a bear barrel.
@@engroovedsplash Thanks for taking the time to share this information, I always love to hear about knots and cordage being used in action!
Love it thanks
Very useful. Thank you
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Thank you
WOW you are so good at knowing
Thank You!!!😘
What a fun and useful knot! Yes it was a bit of a bear to stop those ones sliding off, but tape did the job. I think on something rough like, oh I don't know, a barrel perhaps, it would be easier. :-D
Yes, slippery surface are a bit of an issue, some slippery ropes can also be an issue. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.