Tex Brown Fence Knot Mastery: Step-by-Step Tutorial and Strength Test

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2023
  • In this video, we're going to be discussing Tex Brown fence knot We'll gain mastery of the knot, and how to do it correctly. We'll also be doing a strength test to see how strong this knot is compared to unkotted wire.
    If you're looking to learn how to do a Tex Brown fence knot correctly, and test it's strength in the process, then this video is for you! We'll go step-by-step through the process, and at the end of the video you'll be able to tie the knot correctly and find out how strong this knot is.
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Комментарии • 31

  • @SunnybraeCroft
    @SunnybraeCroft Год назад

    Good to see you breaking things again, have a good weekend

  • @kurthemmings2718
    @kurthemmings2718 Год назад

    Love the colours, brilliant!

  • @andrewsteele7663
    @andrewsteele7663 Год назад +1

    Good morning, Tim, excellent demo with the coloured wires, as I was able to follow the making with the plain wire. I have never heard about the Tex Brown knot, so it was a learning curve for me. I think more of what you do as a like a religious calling than a job. 🤣😂😅Keeping us on the straight side of the wire. Not bad for this early in the morning. Cheers

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад +1

      My accountant would agree with you about the not being a job thing…..

  • @springtimeplumbing6240
    @springtimeplumbing6240 Год назад

    Another great video, thanks!

  • @taolotsimako441
    @taolotsimako441 Год назад

    Thank you awesome demo

  • @-S-K-Miller
    @-S-K-Miller Год назад

    From amazon, I bought the exact same crane scale! cool!
    Hi Tim! Thanks for another knotty video!!

  • @denishickey6638
    @denishickey6638 Год назад +3

    Brilliant Tim,looking forward to your new fencing videos .

  • @user-lz8qf2tw8m
    @user-lz8qf2tw8m 6 месяцев назад

    Great video, interesting though where you said it breaks because the way I was taught to do it you do the tight loop first then feed the other wire through the hole so there’s no bend like you do, would be interested to see how much stronger it is without it

  • @bluehill1275
    @bluehill1275 Год назад

    Love your videos! Since this is a great knot for barbed wire, I’d sure like to see it demonstrated with barbed wire. I would also like to see you do the strain test using the Tex Brown on barbed wire.

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад +1

      Yeah. There’s a whole nother video just on that coming. You’d be justified in complaining that I didn’t compare it to others on plain wire if I didn’t shoot this the way I did. It’s coming…..

  • @timothyarmaya5473
    @timothyarmaya5473 9 месяцев назад

    Tried Speed knot on box assembly for brace wires , the knot was very difficult to do because the opposite 2 wires plus 3rd closest wire were in the way. Texbrown was much better and will keep an assembly together I reckon.

  • @andrewneumann3488
    @andrewneumann3488 Год назад

    Another good one Tim. I use the tex brown over the strainer knot as I’ve seen plenty of strainer knots break over time, but now I’m wondering why I do!? Any chance, next time you are using the test bed, that you could break a termination knot, just so we know what sort of breaking strain it will take?

  • @graybeard6687
    @graybeard6687 Год назад +1

    Hi Tim, now you have your test rig and your comparing knots, why not test the commercial joiners, crimps, gripples etc?
    Love your work!

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад +3

      You mean like this? Fencing Knot Showdown! What's the Strongest Fencing Knot or Joiner? We Test the Best!
      ruclips.net/video/R009-OzJE9w/видео.html

    • @graybeard6687
      @graybeard6687 Год назад +1

      Sounds good, looking forward to it. I know you don't like the Big W Gripple but all I use these days both the joiner and Tee Grip. Used both, the crimp type as well with excellent results. It would be good to see if they are as strong as a knot.

  • @timothyarmaya5473
    @timothyarmaya5473 9 месяцев назад

    Also going to try and not bend the first step 90 degrees -maybe 45 see how I go .

  • @duncanrose7985
    @duncanrose7985 Год назад +1

    Hi Tim, Interested in your fencing course mate. I’m closeby to you in Central Vic.
    Can you setup a link please.
    Thanks

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад +2

      I’m hoping to finish it this month. I’ll promote it with link when it is finished!

  • @martinburns-rj8xb
    @martinburns-rj8xb Год назад

    I do a version of this for barb; not as good as this though. Thank you Tim 👏

  • @jacobcreech4382
    @jacobcreech4382 Год назад

    Any advice on straining sheep mesh with just a couple of sets of regular strainers? Or am I setting myself up for failure?

  • @charcasares
    @charcasares Год назад

    Can you put a link to the crane scale you are using?

  • @theotherleft6113
    @theotherleft6113 Год назад +1

    The Speed Knot seems faster and simpler to tie.

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад +4

      That one’s coming in the same format. Will be interesting comparison.

  • @mezame1626
    @mezame1626 28 дней назад

    Aint about breaking strain because you are not fishing? Its about joining wire under tension

  • @bugmouthready529
    @bugmouthready529 Год назад +1

    It is an ugly knot

    • @FarmLearningTim
      @FarmLearningTim  Год назад

      And quite popular so worth testing. Keep an eye out for more knot tests in the future.

  • @user-lz8qf2tw8m
    @user-lz8qf2tw8m 6 месяцев назад

    Great video, interesting though where you said it breaks because the way I was taught to do it you do the tight loop first then feed the other wire through the hole so there’s no bend like you do, would be interested to see how much stronger it is without it