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I made a double bowline hitch on the end so it won't come undone made a stevedore slipknot on the other end that's a tight non-slippery slipknot so you can hang it from something and adjust height. work underneath it. put the slipknot all the way toward the flashlight then do the...

I'm not sure if others do this, but I've found it a quick and simple way to set up a hoochie (tarp) when hiking. I replaced all my guy lines on my hoochie with thin shock cord and use toggles to secure it. The hoochie. Everything rolled up inside it. 1st end of ridgeline has a permanent...

Hey everybody, I was thinking about how so few of people these days (including myself) know how to tie a few important knots besides the one on their shoes. I found a thread in the forums that discussed important knots but left out the pictures. Seeing as this is my first time posting pictures...

I assume this is all "old hat" to most of you, but if you are like me and consider yourself lucky to be able to tie your own shoes reliably, you may find an iPhone application called "Animated Knots" useful. It does a great job of giving you a good list of knots by usage category (e.g. Boating...

Any vet will tell you.....it's the NCO's/Non-comms that are the backbone of the service.....but at least in the Army it was 550 (para) cord and 100mph (duct) tape that helped us hold it together:D: I don't know if it warrants it's own section....but maybe a future sticky :).....but I wanted to...

I'd like to get back into working on my knot tying skills and would like to start weaving my own paracord items. Is there a book out there &/or website where complete and accurate detailed instructions are given? I looked on Amazon for some books but all of them have complaints where there are...

I've been trying to lash a pair of dry bags to the sides of my pack in preparation for an extended bivouac trip this summer. I really only have a few knots in my repertoire. I've tried doing a diagonal lashing with the pack's side-compression straps, but I can't get it very tight. What would...

Knots,.. the proper knot for the job at hand,.. a valuable skill to know. Learn about a half-a-dozen of them. This is a great site!! http://www.animatedknots.com/knotlist.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com

As a newbie, I've been researching things but haven"t seen any info about the different types of knots that made be use during those times out in the wild. I found one site that shows a few knots for those who are interested. http://www.netknots.com/index.html

I'm looking for books or websites with information on knot tying. Any set of knot tying skills that someone in a survival situation would benefit from is what I'm after. I have found a few sites, none of which I like. Do any of you seasoned survivalists have any books to recommend?

I like having a lot of rope/cordage around. I'm particularly fond of genuine 550 7-strand parachute cord, but it's also good to have larger line. You never know when cordage will come in handy, but to make it really useful you need to know how to tie a few practical knots. I have two criteria...

Tangle-free 550/paracord donut (picture heavy) OK....so I got bored and decided to share the wealth. Here's a technique I picked up (dont ask how many years ago:)) of a way to store/carry your 550/paracord and be tangle free. STEP 1. Wrap the cord around hand a couple of times making a few...

Downloads: A new file has been added by Herne: Fancy Knots & Ropework 101 - Series The knots and splices described below are all more for practical use than ornament, although such shortenings as the Single and Double plaits, the Chain knots, the Twofold, Fourfold, and Sixfold knots, and...

Downloads: A new file has been added by Herne: Knots: Ties & Hitches 101 - Series All the knots I have so far described are used mainly for fastening the two ends of a rope, or of two ropes, together. Of quite a different class are the knots used in making a rope fast to a stationary or solid...

Downloads: A new file has been added by Herne: Knots: Lashings, Seizings & Splices 101 - Series Almost any one can lash a rope more or less satisfactorily, but a knowledge of how to do this properly and in the manner best suited to each case is of great importance to seamen and others having...

Downloads: A new file has been added by Wolfen: Encyclopedia of Knots illustrated guide to Knots

I know knotting at all about knots.:D Please add more videos.