How to Tie the Surgeon's Knot or How to Tie the Ligature Knot
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- How to Tie the Surgeon's Knot or How to Tie the Ligature Knot
What is the Surgeon's Knot used for? The Surgeon's Knot or Ligature Knot can be used for binding things together. It is similar to the Reef Knot, but tied with an extra turn on the first part. This gives additional resistance (preventing slippage) when pulling up tight, before the second part of the knot is tied.
Surgeons Knot for Net Making: I personally find this a useful knot to use when net making. When I start to run out of cordage, I tie on a new length using the Ligature Knot or Surgeon's Knot. There are times when a simple Weaver's Knot or Sheet Bend can come undone too easily. So the Surgeon's Knot is good for joining two ends of netting twine. The other reason that I like the Ligature Knot is that it is very easy to tie when you have two rather floppy and fiddly ends of line to join together.
Stop your laces coming undone - If your laces keep coming undone, then try the using the first part of Surgeon's Knot, then finish with a bow as usual.
Ashley's Book of Knots goes on to say the following about the Surgeon's Knot: 1209. The Ligature Knot is commonly called by laymen the Surgeon’s Knot. But surgeons do not speak of the “Surgeon’s Knot” any more than a sailor would speak of a “Sailor’s Knot.”
I personally use the Ligature Knot a great deal, I just like the additional security that the knot offers over the Reef Knot.
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I just used it for a bit of brain surgery. Worked like a charm.
I now wonder if I need to put some form of disclaimer on this channel! ;-)
Perfect to knot ruban alone and keep the tension on Christmas gift. LOL
Thank you very much Johnny!, I just bought a new Tenkara rod, and went straight away to your videos on tying the knots I need!!!, I plagerized your accent in teaching my wife your Tenkara fishing knots!
I had to look up Tenkara, now I am a little wiser 😉 😉 😉
@@KnottingKnots Hey Johnny, I just bought a little bit of your English history!, a 1966 Sunbeam Tiger MK-1A. !
@@berniekimtoman6114 Brilliant, good to have an absorbing hobby.
Thanks. Very easy to follow. 👍🙂
Glad that you liked this one. I have to say, I have started using this one more and more. Makes a great binding knot and also great for joining two lines when net making.
Great instructions , thanks for sharing, God bless !
Thank you, I use this one a lot, makes a good knot for joining lines when net making.
Pleased to say you're back on the top line (with loads suggested on the side lines with a MIX too, which is the thumbnail for this vid) 15/4/22 7:23
Nice! I learned this one under the name of ,the vice versa knot.
I thought the Vice Versa is more like the Reever Knot? th-cam.com/video/rMljbEfUxYY/w-d-xo.html
@@KnottingKnots yes,you’re right. I did mean the reever’s knot. I got my comment in the wrong place. Though I think I’d like to see what the flip side of the reever’s knot looks like. They could be different but similar.
Thank you
Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Спасибо! Это получается прямой узел усиленный?
Спасибо за комментарий, не знаете, как ответить, поскольку Google Transalte дает мне что-то странное?
В принципе да - это хирургичесский узел.
@@aivarassaulys5039 Да, это классифицируется как хирургический узел, но я считаю полезным удерживать вещи вместе. Кроме того, при плетении сети это хороший узел для соединения большего количества шпагата.
Clove hitch...
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Спасибо! Это получается прямой узел усиленный?
Извините, но Google Translate не очень помог с вашим вопросом ??
@@KnottingKnots Hi John, my Edge browser translates this as "Thank you! Is it a straight knot reinforced?, hope this helps - ATB
Great video! Straight to the point and very clear! Love the short form 😜